Southwest PDP Upturns Chairman’s Suspension In Oyo.

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The Southwest zonal office of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) yesterday upturned the suspension of the Chairman of the party in Ibadan North East Local Government of Oyo State, Taiwo Iyiola, over alleged anti-party activities.  It said the suspension of Iyiola by the State Working Committee (SWC) was arbitrarily without any preliminary hearing as demanded by the party’s constitution.  PDP spokesman in Oyo State Akeem Olatunji said on the phone that the Zonal Secretary, Daisi Akintan, who signed the letter reinstating the suspended chairman, lacked power to act without the consent of the Zonal Chairman, Dayo Ogunbenro. He said the purported letter was null and void.
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The Mother of Rapper 🎵 Lil Peep Sues Management Over His ⚰️ Death

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The mother of the American rapper Lil Peep has filed a lawsuit against his management company over negligence related to his death from an overdose in 2017.

According to court documents obtained by the New York Times, Liza Womack has claimed that First Access Entertainment, the agency and label that oversaw her son’s career, plied and propped him up with illegal drugs.

The suit claims the company “fostered, promoted and encouraged” drug use in order to control the rising star while he was on tour.

“This is something that I must do as a mother,” Womack said to the New York Times. “What Gus had to live through is actually horrifying to me, and I’m sure he’s not the only person his age in this situation.”

Lil Peep, whose real name was Gustav Åhr, was signed to the label at the age of 19. He achieved mainstream success with the album Come Over When You’re Sober, Pt. 1. He died aged 21, in November 2017, after being found unresponsive on a tour bus in Arizona. The suit claims that he was pushed “to the extreme bounds of what somebody of his age and maturity level could handle emotionally, mentally, and physically”.

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