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Singer Rema has reportedly removed 14 of his natural teeth and replaced them with pure gold teeth.

According to him, the decision was inspired by ancient Egyptian mummies, as some were buried with gold teeth, and he said he loves the idea and the history behind it.

Reports claim the 14 gold teeth cost a staggering $3.8 billion. 😳💰

Money can truly buy almost anything! 😅

If you had that kind of money, would you ever replace your natural teeth with gold? Let us know in the comments! 👇

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Video shows residents chanting as a convoy of APC governors departs Osun State

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“They are jealous of me because they cannot dance. In our family, we have music in our blood, and nobody will stop me from dancing” — Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke responds to APC criticism over his dancing

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One Six-Year Term Better is Than Two Four-Year Terms — Sen. Bamidele Proposes Constitutional Amendment Bill

Senate Majority Leader, Senator Opeyemi Bamidele, has revealed plans to sponsor a constitutional amendment bill seeking to limit presidents and governors in Nigeria to a single six-year term in office.

Bamidele disclosed this while speaking on his legislative agenda for the next Senate, saying the proposal is aimed at improving governance and reducing the distraction caused by re-election campaigns.

According to him, one of the first bills he intends to push when lawmakers reconvene is a measure that would allow anyone elected as President or Governor to serve only one tenure of six years.

“One of the first set of bills that I look forward to moving, by God’s grace, when we come back for the 11th Senate, is for a bill that will only make it possible for anyone who wants to be President of this country, or Governor in any state of this country, to spend only one tenure of six years,” he said.

The lawmaker argued that elected leaders often spend a significant portion of their first term focusing on securing a second mandate rather than delivering on their promises.

“So that you don’t even have to worry about wasting almost one and a half years of your first term thinking and struggling, and looking forward to how you’ll be re-elected. If you know you are there for six years, only one tenure, you put in your best from day one. You know this is the only chance that you have,” he added.

Bamidele, however, acknowledged that the proposal reflects his personal conviction and may not enjoy universal support.

“That’s my opinion; it doesn’t mean everybody will agree with me,” he said.

He maintained that proposing such a change falls within the responsibility of lawmakers, noting that laws are not static but evolve with society.

“The essence of law, the essence of parliament, is because laws are like human beings, they grow,” Bamidele stated.

If passed, the bill would mark a major shift from Nigeria’s current constitutional arrangement, which allows presidents and governors to serve a maximum of two four-year terms.