British-born Nigerian UK Conservative Party Leader, Kemi Adegoke, otherwise known as Kemi Badenoch, has been in the eye of the storm for her unflattering comments about Nigeria. Kemi became ...
When Kemi Badenoch jetted off to the US last week, it was framed as an opportunity to forge new ties with Donald Trump, his senior advisers and the new incoming administration. But in truth ...
Olukemi Olufunto Badenoch – to give her her full name, which translates from Yoruba as “God has favoured me”, although mere mortals know her as Kemi – has given her first Christmas message ...
A Labour spokesman said: “Every time Kemi Badenoch speaks it becomes clearer that she has no solutions to the problems the Tories created. “Under her leadership, the Conservatives have made ...
Badenoch also added: “I will not touch bread if it’s moist.” Intentionally or not, her bizarre remarks come 10 years and six months after then-leader of the opposition Ed Miliband became an ...
A war of words has erupted between Kemi Badenoch and the vice-president of Nigeria after he accused her of “denigrating her nation of origin”. Kashim Shettima launched his outspoken attack on ...
The leader of the British Conservative Party, Kemi Badenoch, recently found herself at the centre of heated controversy after her unsavoury remarks about Nigeria sparked widespread outrage.
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