Welcome to Opzi's Blog

Earlier today, we reported of how reality TV star and actress, Khafi Kareem reacted to the “toxic drama” that has emanated from the BBNaija reunion show. According to the former housemate, bullying and pack mentality was encouraged which has turned the reunion show to a toxic one. In a lengthy post on her IG page, Khafi gave reasons why she’s appalled by the things that are being allowed to air on the show.  This being said, I will no longer be commenting or responding to anything said on the show. Every single housemate has my number – it is in the WhatsApp group (aka the “safe space” that resulted in shaming someone on national television) yet not one person who has aired a grievance had picked up the phone to call me to discuss or make me aware of any ill feelings they had towards me beforehand, knowing full well I would not be present on the show. In a new development, the actress has been removed from the so-called WhatsApp group that supposedly has all the Pepper Dem housemat...

It can be difficult to return to business as usual during America’s first phase of reopening with  federal social distancing recommendations  still in effect. But a new patent from Apple gives us a glimpse into how one bit of normalcy—group selfies—might work even when we’re all at least six feet apart. ADVERTISEMENT As spotted by  Patently Apple  and  the Verge , this week Apple secured a  patent  for “synthetic group selfies” so you can snag a picture together without physically being together. It sounds perfect for when you want to project the veneer of friendship for the ‘gram while still being a blanket gremlin at home.  Based on the patent application, it looks like users would be able to invite other people to take a group selfie with them, and then Apple’s software would piece their independently taken photos into a single image. This compositing process would work similarly for recorded video and live streaming images too.

Watch full clip of Damilola Adewunmi who graduated from the University of Alabama during Covid-19 was celebrated by a white man who plays flute with a popular Nigerian song which was sang by Davido.