BBNaija’s Vee has reacted to claims that she went back to her vomit by signing endorsement deal with a skincare brand that allegedly sells bleaching products.
Vee reacts after she was mocked
Recall that the reality star recently came under fire after she sealed her first endorsement deal with skincare brand, Gleam Skincare.
The backlashes were reactions to her initial position that she would never represent brands that sell weight-loss and skin bleaching products.
Her reasons were; that she is already slim and can’t promote slim tea, that she is dark-skinned and can’t promote bleaching products.
Vee also added that she can’t afford to mislead young girls who follow her on social media into patronizing skin bleaching products.
However, after she came under fire for signing her recent deal, she has now reacted, reemphasizing that she maintains her stand, adding that Gleam Skincare only sell “skin whitening” and “skin lightening” products but not skin bleaching products.
See screenshot of her write-up below;
Vee reacts after she was mocked
Meanwhile, her explanations did not stop fans from trolling her as some still continued dragging her, advising that she minds how she talks to avoid contradicting herself.
See their reactions below;
Meanwhile, her explanations did not stop fans from trolling her as some still continued dragging her, advising that she minds how she talks to avoid contradicting herself.
See their reactions below;
So the lightening and whitening cream is supposed to make someone who is already white whiter? Make it make sense Bluntina.
Nollywood actress, Regina Daniels has shared lovely new photos with her billionaire husband, Ned Nwoko and their son, Munir.
The beautiful mother of one, while sharing the photos, disclosed that her little son has clocked five months.
Regina recently got a luxury car gift and a 24 million Naira wrist watch from her husband following her birthday.
The new mum shared videos of herself getting into the new car which she captioned;
“Meet my four wheel plane…. Also a birthday present from hubby along side my 24million Naira watch….. love you baby u are so extra @princenednwoko. Ps: I need to show off. it’s mine !”
Soapy hitmaker, Naira Marley has a cute sister called Shubomi who has melted hearts on social media after she shared this no-makeup photo of herself.
Aside from that her, her infectious smile has won her new friends online and we guess you might also fall in love with her after going through the photos beneath this report.
US President-Elect, Joe Biden, has announced the latest wave of appointments and nomination for his economic team. On the list, is a Nigerian-born attorney, Adewale ‘Wally’ Adeyemo, as deputy Treasury secretary. If confirmed, Adeyemo would be the first African American Deputy Secretary of the Treasury.
He currently is the first President of the Obama Foundation in Chicago. He was a former senior international economic adviser during the Obama administration and will serve under Janet Yellen, who is set to lead the Treasury Department.
Biden-Harris Presidential Transition website describes him as “A leader with deep experience across both the economic and national security space, Adeyemo has served as a trusted adviser to the country’s foremost policymakers in times of crisis”.
After his nomination, Wally shared on Twitter: “Public service is about offering hope through the dark times and making sure that our economy works not just for the wealthy, but for the hard-working people who make it run. As Deputy Treasury Secretary, I look forward to helping us build back our economy better.”
Public service is about offering hope through the dark times and making sure that our economy works not just for the wealthy, but for the hard-working people who make it run.
As Deputy Treasury Secretary, I look forward to helping us build back our economy better.
— Wally Adeyemo (@wallyadeyemo) November 30, 2020
Here are a few facts about him:
He was born in Nigeria and raised in southern California’s Inland Empire.
Adeyemo received his bachelor of arts degree from the University of California at Berkeley and his JD from Yale Law School.
Before and after his service in the Obama-Biden Administration, he has advised a range of leading non-profit and private sector organizations, including the Center for Strategic & International Studies.
During the Obama-Biden Administration, Adeyemo served as the President’s senior international economic adviser and held a broad range of posts, including Deputy National Security Advisor, Deputy Director of the National Economic Council, the first chief of staff of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and senior advisor and deputy chief of staff at the Department of the Treasury.
