This week on Keeping It Real, Nigerian First Lady Patience Jonathan melts down in an emotional outburst for the kidnapped girls of Chibok. Find out why most Nigerians believe it's crocodile tears.
In Kenya, 83 people have died after drinking locally brewed alcohol. It is believed the alcohol is laced with deadly chemicals.
The king of Swaziland is accusing opposition party leaders of being terrorists. Meanwhile, Adeola believes the king may as well be called a terrorist based on how he treats his own people.
This week on Keeping It Real, Nigerian First Lady Patience Jonathan melts down in an emotional outburst for the kidnapped girls of Chibok. Find out why most Nigerians believe it's crocodile tears.
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In Kenya, 83 people have died after drinking locally brewed alcohol. It is believed the alcohol is laced with deadly chemicals.
The king of Swaziland is accusing opposition party leaders of being terrorists. Meanwhile, Adeola believes the king may as well be called a terrorist based on how he treats his own people.
As a guest at the anniversary of ESAT, an Ethiopian satellite station, Adeola finds out why she would be considered a terrorist by the Ethiopian government.
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