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Caitlyn Jenner speaks at the 4th annual Women's March LA: Women Rising at Pershing Square on Jan. 18, 2020, in Los Angeles, California. (Chelsea Guglielmino/Getty Images) California gubernatorial candidate Caitlyn Jenner recently said she didn’t vote in the 2020 November election — but records show she did. Jenner told CNN she  went golfing  instead of voting last Election Day because she "couldn't get excited" about the dozen measures on the California ballot. Although Jenner did not vote in nearly two-thirds of the elections in which she was eligible since 2000, a representative of the Los Angeles County registrar’s office sported documentation to confirm Jenner voted this past November, according to  Politico . In an interview that aired Tuesday morning, Jenner was asked if she voted for former President Donald Trump in last year's election. Although she broke with the former president in 2018 over his positions on transgender issues, Jenner has been relying on

Former Governor of Oyo State, Rashidi Ladoja, Thursday, said the people in the Southern part of the country talk so much about self-determination while the Northerners are secretly working to leave Nigeria. He backed up his points by asking for the relevance of the railway constructed in the North to link the Niger Republic and talks of building a refinery in Daura in Katsina. The former governor also appealed to Nigerians to have more tolerance, adding that the current ugly experience would pass in the next two years. The elder statesman said while the South-West and South-East were more vocal in demanding Oduduwa Republic and Biafra Republic, the North had been working silently for the possibility of having Arewa Republic. According to him, talks of secession can lead to a war so as it is in Syria today. Ladoja said this in an interview with journalists in his residence at Bodija, Ibadan, the Oyo State capital after observing the Eid-el-Fitr prayer at the University of Ibadan Central

  Former Aviation Minister, Femi Fani-Kayode, has urged Nigerians to be prepared for a major battle coming. Fani-Kayode gave the advice in an article sent to DAILY POST titled, ‘No retreat, no surrender, no Plan B’. The former presidential aide urged Nigerians to learn from Horatius, whom he described as the greatest of all Romans and be inspired and guided by his courage. “We must be proud of who and what we are and we must be ready to stand for something, even at the cost of our lives”, he wrote. The outspoken government critic noted that some prominent citizens concerned about Nigeria have counselled the people to have a plan B. Adding that they have already seen the future of the country and raised an alarm. But FFK claims he is no plan B for him. “We may evacuate our women and children but for those of us that are men, I say again there is and can be NO plan B. “There is no running. There is no surrender. There is no capitulation. There is no escape. We have no other country. We h