- Season 2 of House of Stars reality show has set the internet ablaze with its electrifying controversies, thanks to the daring selection of celebrity contestants whose very presence is stirring conversations across every corner of social media.
- Amid the frenzy, the most jaw-dropping moment unfolded live on air, as one contestant was dramatically arrested and whisked away, leaving viewers and fellow housemates reeling in shock.
In a shocking twist during the ongoing reality show House of Stars in Sierra Leone, prominent activist and contestant Hawa Hunt, in viral video, was dramatically arrested live on television on Sunday, December 22, sending ripples of outrage and disbelief across the nation.
The activist, known for her fearless outspokenness, was reportedly taken into custody over allegations linked to her critical remarks about President Julius Maada Bio and First Lady Fatima Bio during the heated recent election campaign.
The timing of her arrest, a spectacle staged in front of thousands of viewers, has ignited fiery debates about freedom of speech, political suppression, and the lengths to which power will go to silence dissenting voices.
Many are questioning the necessity of such a high-profile public display of force, labeling it a calculated move to intimidate critics.
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In other news, in a storm of heated debate that has taken over social media, two Nigerian comedy legends, Atunyota Alleluya Akpobome, better known as Ali Baba, the undisputed Godfather of stand-up comedy, and the late Gbenga Adeboye, famously known as Funwontan, the brilliant singer, comedian, broadcaster, and cultural icon, have ignited an intense, divisive conversation.
This battle of opinions centers around one explosive question: Who truly deserves the title of the greatest Nigerian comedian of all time?..
What initially started as a nostalgic trip down memory lane has spiraled into an all-out war of words, with fans passionately championing their heroes in a dramatic clash of legacies.
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