Lesbian Singer, Temmie Ovwasa Reconciles With Olamide After Accusing Him Of F*cking Her For Five Years.

Ex-YBNL singer, Temmie Ovwasa has come out to say that the issues between herself and former boss, Olamide have finally been resolved.

Recall that yesterday, Ovwasa caused quite the stir online after calling out Olamide on social media.

Temmie was the first female act signed to the YBNL record label in 2016. She left the label after four years.

However, Temmie in a series of tweets on social media alleged that Olamide f*cked her over for five years.

She explained that what the YBNL boss does is, give his artists hope and then turn around to snatch it from them.

According to Temmie, Olamide “gives the world the impression that he’s kind but beneath the facade is a man that leaves a trail of broken dreams.”

The singer also noted that Olamide had rejected all her shows adding that he had brought her to Lagos from Ilorin and kept her in a house for almost five years.

“Omo, it’s YBNL thinking that I’m going to keep quiet after they fucked be over for nearly 5 years, My voice may not be loud but I fit shout. You don’t give a person hope & snatch it from them. Olamide Adedeji, I will always have your name in my mouth. Silence is not my language

“@Olamide How the f*ck do you keep a child you brought to Lagos all the way from ilorin in a house for almost 5 years without allowing her drop anything for 3 years, You rejected all my shows for no fucking reason. And I was nothing but grateful because at least I dey YBNL

However, in a new tweet she shared yesterday evening, Temmie disclosed that she met with Olamide and all issues have been resolved.

She tweeted;

"I had a meeting with @Olamide and all issues have been resolved. Still Family, Always"

Recall that Ovwasa was in the news last week after she came out as a lesbian.

The singer made this known in a recent QnA session with her fans and followers on social media.

In the session which held on Instagram, the singer was asked if she was a lesbian or bis*xual. Responding, she revealed that she is part of the L division.

This was after Ovwasa courted criticism last year as she was spotted at a Lesbian and gay hangout which held in Lagos.

In a video which was shared by gay rights activist Amara The Lesbian, Temmie was seen sharing a room and having a conversation with some Nigerian lesbians and gays who have gone public with their sexuality.

Ovwasa further disclosed that she lives with bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder and multiple personality disorder which she takes mood stabilizers and anti-depressants for.

The singer also recently referred to herself as a God in another QnA with her fanbase.

The YBNL-signed singer made the above known in a similar question and answer session with her fans on social media. According to her, she believes in a force, science and patterns.

While she denied been an atheist, she slammed Abrahamic religions which include Christianity, Islam and Judaism for their very myopic view of God.

She went on to declare herself a "God" while stating that the human mind is too small to comprehend a lot of things.

SHAME ON THIS COUNTRY -- Female Celebs React To Reconciliation Of Dr Ifeyinwa With Hubby Who Beat Her To Stupor

Female Nigerian celebs have come out in droves to condemn the reconciliation of Channels TV reporter based in Benue state, Pius Anglo and his wife, Dr Ifeyinwa.

Recall that yesterday the story of Ifeyinwa, a medical practitioner went viral after she showed off the damage her husband had done to her face.

According to her, he beat her up mercilessly just a few weeks after she gave birth to a baby.

In a video circulating the internet, Mrs Angbo, showed the world her battered face as she recounted how her husband and father of their four children allegedly beat her up.

However, following the intervention of Benue state's Governor Ortom and his wife, Eunice, the couple reconciled. The governor counselled them to always settle their differences amicably and shun the temptation of engaging in violence.

Ifeanyinwa told reporters that she accepted her husband's apology because their children are still tender. She also said that they need prayers to grow stronger in love and nurture their kids to maturity. The medical doctor also thanked Governor Ortom for taking time out of his very tight schedule to make peace between them.

In light of that several female celebs have now come out to condemn the development. Celebs like Toke Makinwa, Bolanle Olukanni, Latasha Ngwube, Marry Njoku, Simi have since voiced out their disappointments at the reconciliation.

Kim Kardashian Says She’s ‘So Messed Up’ After Brandon Bernard’s Execution: He Was ‘So Sorry’

Kim Kardashian revealed her heartbroken reaction over Brandon Bernard’s death sentence, which was carried out on Dec. 10. The ‘KUWTK’ star revealed what Brandon told his attorney before the death sentence was carried out.

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Kim Kardashian, 39, admitted that she is “so messed up” after Brandon Bernard‘s execution. The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star fought tirelessly and even appealed to Donald Trump to commute the 40-year-old inmate’s death sentence, but Bernard was still executed by lethal injection at a prison in Terre Haute, Indiana amid nationwide outcries on Dec. 10. Kim revealed her heartbroken reaction over the execution, which was carried out over Bernard’s role in a double murder that took place when he was 18 years old.

“I’m so messed up right now. They killed Bernard. He was such a reformed person. So hopeful and positive until the end. More importantly he is sorry, so sorry for the hurt and pain he has caused others,” Kim tweeted on Thursday evening. She went on to share what Bernard’s attorney told the reality television star-turned-lawyer.

“As he was in the chair his attorney called me and they just had their last call and said this… Bernard said he loves you and wants to say thank you again He said he doesn’t feel too claustrophobic in the chair,” Kim revealed. She added, “Bernard wanted me to tell every single person who worked on his behalf supporting him in any way a huge thank you. He was certain he was gonna have the chance to tell you all himself and write you all letters but he told me to tell you all how grateful he is for you!”

Kim then shared what was Bernard’s “main message that he learned in his life,” which “was to not hang out with the wrong crowd.” In 1999, Bernard — then 18 years old — had participated in what was supposed to be a robbery of married youth ministers Todd and Stacie Bagley with four other teenagers in Texas. Kim continued, “That was so important to him that he shared that with the youth. It got him caught up and he made poor choices.”

“The most important thing to him that he said was a gift to his mom, sister, daughters and family was the validation the public support gave to his family. His family knew him inside and knew he wasn’t his mistake he made as a teenager but he was sad his family felt shame,” Kim continued in another tweet. “With the public support he felt the shame could go away and it validated him to his family that the world also knew he was better then his teenage self.”

Kim recalled Bernard’s love of “classical music” and his mastery of crochet — “if someone just saw his cell they would think it was a grandmas cell” — before she led up to her final though on the justice system in the U.S., which has now carried out its ninth federal execution of 2020. “I could go on and on about what an amazing person Brandon was. I do know he left this earth feeling supported and loved and at peace. This just has to change: our system is so f–ked up,” Kim concluded.

Bernard was convicted of murder at just 18 years old, following the deaths of the Bagleys. On the day of the robbery scheme, Bernard and another teenager, Terry Brown (then 17 years old), had separated from the group that carjacked the Bagleys and locked them in their car trunk, but Bernard and Brown later doused the car with lighter fluid.

The purported ringleader of the robbery scheme, Christopher Vialva (then 19), had “insisted that the young men needed to kill the Bagleys” and later shot with victims, which killed Mr. Bagley but left Ms. Bagley unconscious, according to the Justice Department (per NYT). Brandon had set fire to the vehicle afterwards and prosecutors said it was smoke inhalation that led to Ms. Bagley’s death, but Bernard’s defense team hired an independent medical examiner who determined that she was already “medically dead” after Vialva had shot her, per CNN.

Brandon Bernard, pictured above, was 40 years old when he was executed on Dec. 10, 2020. (Photo Credit: AP Images)

Out of the nine surviving jurors from Bernard’s case, five have revealed they would’ve taken back their verdict. One of them, Calvin Kruger, argued that Bernard was “not the ringleader behind these offenses, but a follower” and instead advocating for a life sentence, according to CBS News. At his execution, Brandon apologized to the family he committed the crime against.