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  Finally, there's some good news in 2021.  After so many speculations,  Money Heist Season 5  release date has finally been confirmed. The show's last season will air this year itself. In 2021, the heist will come to an end.  Rumours were rife that the show will be released in April this year since the last season aired in the same month last year. However, that didn't happen because the production was delayed. Now, the cast and the crew have wrapped up the shooting of the finale season. They even posed together for one last time. It was indeed an emotional moment for them as well as fans. In the Letter to Shareholders in the  Q1 earnings report , Netflix has reportedly confirmed that Money Heist season 5 is will be streamed this year. According to a report from  Express , Pina mentioned the same in an interview. If the grapevine is to be believed, the finale season with ten episodes might arrive in September or October.  Meanwhile, did you know ...

  - Shola Ogudu recently shared a post that talked about parenting her son with Wizkid, Boluwatife -  According to Ogudu who is the singer's first baby mama, she has done her best as a mum and a parentt - Her post comes days after Wizkid's absence at Boluwatife's birthday caused a buzz onlinee - Internet users have reacted to Ogudu's post which she has since deleted Wizkid's first baby mama, Shola Ogudu's recent post-and-delete tweet about being a parent has left Nigerians reacting with mixed feelings. In the post which has since gone viral, Ogudu who is the mother of the singer's first child, Boluwatife Balogun, talked about doing her best as a mother and a parent. She added that the rest of the 'story' was for her son to share. In her words:  "I believe I have done my possible best as a mum and a parent. The rest of the story is for my son to share." See post below: The post which was reshared on some blog sites appeared to have enraged N...

Governor Bababjide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State, yesterday, formally launched the First and Last Mile, FLM, bus scheme with 500 buses and 100 high capacity buses, under the Lagos State Bus Service Limited, LSBL, aimed at replacing the operations of commercial motorcyclists, popularly called Okada riders in the state. Sanwo-Olu, who spoke at a meeting of stakeholders in the transportation sector, at Lagos House, Alausa, in Ikeja, said the proposed planned ban on tricycles and Okada in some parts of the state became expedient, to activate the FLM scheme. The governor, who disclosed plans to launch the new taxi scheme in June, noted that the FLM flag-off will facilitate the provision of 2,000 buses, in collaboration with the private sector, to be operational in phases over the next six months. He said: “All these interventions are geared towards unlocking gridlocks and giving citizens seamless road journeys across the state. “The implementation of FLM is in response to the yearnings of the pu...

  The photos show Úrsula Corberó, who plays the role of Silene Oliveira in Money Heist, with other Money Heist cast members. Money Heist star Úrsula Corberó has shared a few pictures from the sets of the show to mark the  end of filming of the fifth season .  Money Heist’s fifth season will be it's last. The photos show Úrsula, who plays the role of Silene Oliveira in Money Heist, with other cast members. Úrsula Corberó  had previously posted a pic in her character of Tokyo, in which she could be seen holding a gun while in battle gear. She assured that the audience will “freak out” with Money Heist 5. The season 5 of Money Heist will be 10-episode long. Úrsula captioned the photo in Spanish. Its English translation reads, “End of a stage. F**k what a trip. I’m going to miss my friends a lot. Thank you all for so much, I hope the fifth is at the level you deserve, what you have given us is great 🖤 Jarana forever 🖤 #LaCasaDePapel. The end has come. What a journey. I...

  Buhari tasks spiritual leaders to mobilise followers against crimes Buhari’s son-in-law declared wanted over alleged $65m fraud Finance, Justice Ministers, AU Commissioner, HEDA headline Nigeria’s International Conference on IFFs, asset recovery   The Presidency says the person declared wanted by the Independent Corrupt Practices and other related offences Commission, Gimba Ya’u Kumo, for alleged $65 million fraud is no longer an in-law to President Muhammadu Buhari. Malam Garba Shehu, the President’s Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, stated this in a statement in Abuja on Friday. ICPC had declared Kumo and two others wanted on Thursday. Kumo, a former Managing Director of Federal Mortgage Bank, got married to Buhari’s daughter, Fatima, in October 2016 in Daura, Katsina State. However, the presidential aide disclosed that the marriage had since ended. The statement read in part: “A running story to the effect that the ICPC has declared ‘an in-law of the Presid...