Self-acclaimed life coach, Solomon Buchi, has tackled dancer, Korra Obidi's ex-husband, Justin Dean after he came online to lament about their four-year-old daughter twerking.
Justin felt disappointed after his daughter with his ex-wife, Korra, came to twerk for him.
''My 4 year old is twerking at me and thinks it's cute. WTF. How is this women supporting women? Protect the innocent for f^cks sakes.'' he wrote in reaction
Reacting to Justin's post, Solomon wondered why he was complaining. He asked Justin why he married a woman who twerks ''24 hours, seven days a week.''
''You want to marry a baddie but you don't want a baddie daughter?''
It is beginning to look as if cars are now built to last a life-time. Surprisingly, such cars are not even from established brands that you might be thinking of.
Ordinarily, most people would think that such cars are made in Germany, Britain, America, Japan or Korea. But they are wrong.
The cars that are giving world renowned automakers sleepless nights are from China.
Have you imagined that a car built in China could offer 10 years or 1,000,000 kilometer warranty? Or that a car could float on water in case of emergency? This is the new bar that the Chinese automakers are setting.
Leading this new technology exploits are the Jetour and BYD companies and other Chinese makers are gearing up to surpass the competition in no time.
For instance, the new Jetour T2 Sport Utility Vehicle is offering 10 years/one million kilometer warranty and a host of new technologies that could make renown automobile makers look like learners. This five seater SUV comes with array of features that are not common in its segment, thereby giving other traditional brands serious concern for worry. Roof rails, bulging wheel arches, striking tailgate and high-tech light signature, stand the SUV out.
Measuring about 4.78 meters long which is slightly shorter than the Hyundai Santa Fe, the Jetour T2 comes with imposing front end with its large grille, LED headlights and lower guards.
The T2's clean cabin comes with 15.6-inch HD central screen as well as 10.25-inch instrumentation and a centre console that houses the gear selector and driving profiles. Ventilate and panoramic roof with snapdragon 8155 chip and 12-speaker Sony audio completes the luxury feelings in the T2.
Power is at your control with the 2.0 Turbo petrol engine which delivers 254 PS and 390Nm of peak torque. This engine is linked to a seven-speed DCT dual-clutch automatic gear and six generation BorgWarner all-wheel drive system.
Features such as remote parking, lane assist, 360 camera, adaptive cruise control with traffic jam guidance, fatigue detector, blind spot monitoring and automatic braking, are standard features of Jetour T2.
Another shocker from the Chinese automaker is the BYD Yangwang U8 SUV which delivers unrivalled off-road prowess and can be driven off-land too. It can float like a boat in flood even when the water gets up to the window level.
BYD revealed that the upcoming U8 Premium Edition was designed to withstand extreme weather conditions, including flash floods. If you're ever caught in a flood, the SUV will elevate its suspension, turn off its engine (more on that in a bit), switch its HVAC system to re-circulation mode and seal its windows so that it can remain afloat up to 30 minutes, according to CarScoops. The vehicle can do more than just float, though. It can also drive forward at speeds of up to 1.8 mph. You'll be able to maneuver around objects if necessary, too.
Water readiness is far from the U8's only attractive feature. The full-size SUV is being pitched as a Chinese alternative to the ultra-chic Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon and Range Rover. Its unique hybrid power train, the U8 is an extended-range EV (EREV), which means it pairs a four-motor electric power train with a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine that acts as a range extender. BYD says the setup produces 1,200 hp and has a range of 621 miles.
BYD isn't the first company to think about making a land-based electric ride that can travel through water. Elon Musk has had the same idea for the Cybertruck. Last year, the company's CEO posted on X, then known as Twitter, that the eagerly anticipated EV would be able to "serve briefly as a boat." We've yet to see the finished Cybertruck-the examples that have rolled off the line have only been production candidates-so it remains to be seen if the ability will be available.
A Louisiana man has been sentenced to 50 years in prison and will be physically castrated after pleading guilty to raping a 14-year-old girl, District Attorney Scott Perrilloux announced.
On April 17, Glenn Sullivan Sr., 54, of Springfield, pleaded guilty to four counts of second-degree rape.
On Monday, April 22, Judge William Dykes sentenced Sullivan to 50 years in prison and mandated him to be physically castrated, which was part of his plea agreement with prosecutors, Perrilloux said in the statement.
"I want to say I've had three people ordered to be chemically castrated but, to my knowledge, this is the first physical castration to be ordered," Assistant District Attorney Brad Cascio, who prosecuted the case, said, WBRZ reports.
"I felt that this case was a strong enough case and warranted such action," Cascio said in the statement.
He added: "Sex crimes against juveniles are the most malicious crimes we prosecute. I intend on using every tool the legislature is willing to give us, including physical castration, to seek justice for the children in our community."
In July 2022, the Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office opened an investigation after a young woman told detectives that Sullivan had raped her multiple times when she was 14, according to the statement.
The young teen later became pregnant "and a DNA test that was ordered during the course of the criminal investigation proved Sullivan had impregnated her," the statement reads.
Detectives also learned that Sullivan had groomed the victim and used threats of violence against her and her family to prevent her from disclosing the rapes, according to the statement.
Men mandated by the courts to be castrated can choose chemical castration or the surgical removal of their testicles, which is what Sullivan chose.
District Attorney Perrilloux commended LPSO Detective Ryan Bernard, Cascio and the young victim for coming forward to file the charges.
"So many of these types of cases go unreported because of fear," he said.
"The strength it must have taken for this young woman to tell the truth in the face of threats and adversity is truly incredible."
