Former President Donald Trump announced his new social media platform TRUTH Social last week, and more than 60 percent of Republicans expect to use it when it launches, according to a new Morning Consult/Politico poll. What the numbers say Sixty-three percent of those who voted for Trump in the 2020 election said they will use the site at least some of the time. The platform does not appear to have wide appeal, as only 15 percent of all voters said they will use it a lot.

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Governorship Screening Committee for Edo State has cleared all ten aspirants who appeared before it on Monday. Naija News reports that the screening committee was headed by Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State and has four others as members. Other members of the committee include the former Osun State deputy governor, Olusola Obada, Aminu Shagari, Afolabi Alimi, and Hassan Saleh. Eight out of ten of the aspirants were on hand to receive their clearance certificates from the PDP National Organising Secretary, Capt.

Our very own Emmy Kosgei has been doing her best to prove that love sits in her and not in the air many people assume. Her effort has, however, attracted mixed reactions from fans who cannot relate to the spark of love that she is experiencing. The songstress and her husband are notorious for sharing breathtaking photos on social media. If these pictorials are something to go by, then there's no doubt that the couple has bliss in their marriage.

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Matthew Shepard was not openly gay. He was just himself. If people asked and he felt comfortable in their presence, he’d say, “I’m gay.” There was no flaunting it. After all, he was a freshman at the University of Wyoming in the Cowboy State, a campus where real men were supposed to love football and all-night parties. Shepard, barely 5-ft. 2-in. tall and on a good day 105 lbs., preferred political debate and languages (German and Arabic) to the stereotypical masculine pursuits of his father’s alma mater.