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Vice president of Nigeria, prof. Yemi Osinbajo and his wife, Dolapo, are now grandparents. This is coming as the daughter of the VP, Oludamilola and her husband, Oluseun Bakare, welcomed their first child, a baby boy. Osinbajo took to Twitter to share the good news.

 Mother of Vanessa Bryant is claiming that she was kicked out of the Bryant home recently, according to reports. She made her claim in an interview that will be aired on Univision in Spanish. Sofia Laine stated that the relationship she share with her daughter Vanessa has deteriorated. She alleged that Vanessa kicked her out of the family home and allegedly told her to return her car. This comes as Vanessa is still trying to figure various legal issues related to the death of her husband Kobe Bryant and their daughter Gianna Bryant due to a helicopter crash. Vanessa has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the helicopter company in question. View this post on Instagram Y’all believe her ? Or y’all think it’s more to the story and she’s playing the victim? ⤵️ A post shared by SAVOY🇺🇸 (@thesavoyshow) on Sep 20, 2020 at 1:07pm PDT

Just a few hours after Costa Rica became the first country in Central America to legalize same-sex marriage, gay couples in the country took the advantage of the new law and tied the knot with their lovers. Daritza Araya and Alexandra Quiros were the first couple to leverage on the new law and tie the knot eight minutes after midnight. The pair dressed in white, were married by a notary wearing a face mask and observed physical distancing guidelines. Nearly 20,000 people watched on a Facebook broadcast. Marco Castillo also tied the knot with his boyfriend Rodrigo Campos. A judge, two witnesses, relatives and hundreds of online viewer joined activist lawyer Castillo and Campos at the Tuesday morning ceremony, which went ahead despite difficulties caused by social distancing restrictions in the coronavirus pandemic. The couple kissed for the cameras outside the registry office - through face masks. Castillo reacting after signing the certificate and exchanging rings at the re

The decision by Albania's order of psychologists on Friday is "significantly important for LGBTI adolescents", the gay rights association Pink Embassy said in a statement. All registered therapists in Albania must be members of the order of psychologists. Its decisions are final and "legally valid", Pink Embassy head Altin Hazizaj told AFP. "This is the final decision which does not need to go through either the legislative or executive to enter into force," said Hazizaj. Pink Embassy claims that parents often "force" adolescents to undergo conversion therapy. "Although reports of the use of such therapies in Albania have been small, allowing them has been a serious concern." Data from other countries show that people who have experienced the therapy are 8.4 times more likely to commit suicide, the NGO said. Also, they are 5.9 times more exposed to high levels of depression. Medical experts consider psychological or spir