SDP PARLEYS MEDIA AHEAD OF 2027 GENERAL ELECTIONS. (PHOTO).

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 SDP PARLEYS MEDIA AHEAD OF 2027 GENERAL ELECTIONS  The Social Democratic Party, SDP has disassociated itself from those calling for the rescheduling of the 2027 general elections due to the confirmed case of Ebola in Nigeria. A statement by the Presidential candidate of the Party, Prince Adewole Adebayo indicates that just one case of the disease recorded is not enough to cancel or reschedule the election that is already at hand, as the situation is not yet a pandemic. He explains that the country has the ability to take care of the situation. The statement further encourages the media to be as independent and unbiased as possible in reporting the forthcoming general election. It emphasises the media's role in sustaining democratic governance in the country. The SDP Presidential candidate encourages media practitioners to get acquainted with the party's manifesto and enlighten the public adequately, enabling them to actively engage the party during campaigns.

ROSE MCGOWAN CALLS FOR END TO CHILD FAME AFTER HAYDEN PANETTIERE’S PASSING (PHOTO).


 Rose McGowan calls for end to child fame after Hayden Panettiere’s passing


Rose McGowan honored her late Scream franchise colleague Hayden Panettiere with a heartfelt Instagram post, writing “Rest in Power” alongside a video of the ocean. Yet her tribute carried a sharp warning to the entertainment industry, urging parents not to push children into show business.


 “None of this is normal,” she declared, adding that Panettiere’s spirit deserved freedom from those who had exploited her. McGowan’s words reflected her long-standing criticism of Hollywood’s treatment of young talent.


Other actresses echoed similar concerns in their tributes. Anna Paquin, Melissa Gilbert, and Alexa PenaVega all highlighted the dangers faced by child stars, with Paquin noting that many pre-sexualized young performers endure “profoundly sad lives and untimely ends.” 


Fans also agreed with McGowan’s sentiment, pointing out that Panettiere had entered the industry as a child and was burdened with consequences she could not fully understand. Together, these voices underscored the systemic failures in protecting vulnerable performers.


McGowan’s statement fits into her broader activism against Hollywood’s darker side. For nearly a decade, she has spoken out against the silence surrounding abuse, most notably during the Harvey Weinstein scandal. 


In 2017, she accused agents, producers, and studio heads of a decades-long cover-up, urging women to “name it, shame it, call it out.” 


Her latest comments, sparked by Panettiere’s death at 36, reaffirm her commitment to amplifying women’s voices and challenging the structures that perpetuate harm in the industry.

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