EDO STATE SHUTS DOWN SCHOOLS FOLLOWING DSS WARNING OF PLANNED STUDENT ABDUCTIONS. (PHOTO).

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 Edo State Shuts Down Schools Following DSS Warning of Planned Student Abductions The Edo State Government has taken swift preventive action by ordering the immediate shutdown of three secondary schools in the Akoko-Edo Local Government Area. This critical decision follows a chilling intelligence report from the Department of State Services (DSS) revealing a coordinated plot by bandits to kidnap students in the region. Affected Schools and Safety Measures According to an official circular signed by Enodolomwanyi Otamere, the Permanent Secretary of the State Ministry of Education, the affected institutions are: • Ososo Grammar School • Ososo Comprehensive High School • Makeke Secondary School The closure serves as a proactive measure to guarantee the safety of learners, educators, and support staff amid rising security apprehensions in Edo North. School principals have been instructed to ensure the orderly release of students to their parents, secure academic facilities, and maintai...
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SIA STEPS OUT WITHOUT SIGNATURE WIG DURING RARE OUTING WITH SON. (PHOTO).

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 Sia Steps Out Without Signature Wig During Rare Outing With Son

Fans Barely Recognise Sia as She Goes Makeup-Free at LA Farmers Market

Sia Shows a Different Side of Herself During Relaxed Family Day Out

Rare Glimpse of Sia as Singer Enjoys Time With Young Son in Los Angeles

Sia Keeps It Casual While Spending Quality Time With Son Somersault

“A Completely Different Look,” Sia Seen Without Her Famous Wig


Sia was recently spotted embracing a low-key look during a rare public outing with her young son in Los Angeles.


The singer, known for hiding much of her face behind oversized wigs throughout her career, appeared makeup-free as she visited a local farmers market with her two-year-old son, Somersault Wonder.


Dressed casually, Sia wore a pink baseball cap and a loose-fitting trench coat while browsing fresh produce and enjoying a quiet day out with her child on June 7.


The outing offered fans an uncommon glimpse of the famously private artist, who has spent years keeping her personal life away from the spotlight.


Many were surprised last year when news emerged that Sia had quietly welcomed Somersault during her marriage to former husband Daniel Bernard. The revelation came as part of divorce proceedings that also brought details of their family life into public view.


The couple married in Italy in December 2023 but separated just over two years later. Court documents listed irreconcilable differences as the reason for the split.


Their separation has also involved a custody dispute over their son. Daniel reportedly sought sole custody, arguing that he was the child's most dependable caregiver.


According to court filings cited by media reports, he made several allegations regarding Sia's parenting abilities and personal struggles. 


However, a judge declined the request for sole custody and directed both parties to continue under their existing custody arrangement.


Beyond raising Somersault, Sia is also a mother to two sons she adopted in 2019 after they were nearing the end of their time in the foster care system.

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