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Olaniyi Ogundele, has appeared before Ile Tuntun Customary, Mapo, Ibadan, Oyo State, praying that his nine-year-old marriage to his wife, Monifat Ogundele, be dissolved. Olaniyi’s plea was hinged on the claim that his wife engaged in infidelity and was fond of cursing him. FILE PHOTO “My wife is deceitful, untrustworthy and engages in immoral activities. “We met at a canteen and we got talking. We later went into a relationship. “I lost my job along the line and she introduced me to a man whom she referred to as her brother. “I took her for her word and the man became a regular face in our house. “He helped me in securing a job, but unknown to me, he was sleeping with my wife. It was our neighbours who hinted me of what was going on between the duo. “She denied having an affair with his ‘brother’ who I threatened to arrest with the police if I ever saw near our home or my wife again, “he said. “My wife is jealous and was always fighting and cursing me any time she sees me w...

EFCC has frozen over N8, 627,458,773.36 billion in three accounts of Hajiya Muinat Bola Shagaya, an associate and friend of a former First Lady, Mrs. Patience Jonathan. Shagaya’s relationship with about 10 firms/account names are also being investigated by the anti-graft agency, TheNation learnt yesterday. But Shagaya, who did not hold any public appointment during the administration of ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, has dragged Unity Bank to the High Court of Lagos State for allowing the EFCC to Post No Debit (PND) on her accounts without a valid court order. She says the action taken on her accounts violates Section34 (1) of the EFCC Act, 2004. Besides, the withdrawal ban placed on one of her accounts has prevented her from defraying a N514, 800,000 debt incurred as cumulative costs in the course of an Aircraft Lease Agreement of a bombardier Jet. However, Unity Bank says its hands are tied by the law in complying with the EFCC’s directives to freeze Shagaya’s accounts. He...

Former Big Brother Naija housemate, Bisola Aiyeola, took to Instagram to share a funny video where she talked about a huge pimple that ‘built duplex on her forehead’. She wrote: Im glad to be back home and will try to rest cos one wicked stress pimple has built a duplex on my forehead   but then again guys It’s that time of the year lol   when parents and guardians gotta surrender to the schools. My prayer is that we will all be comfortable enough to cater to our families and people in need. AMEN AND while at it CLICK THE LINK IN MY BIO.THANK YOU  #robustpocket FALL on You. #iambisola #waterfire #justforfun #tagsomeonewhocanrelate. As usual, most Nigerians who have no chill sent her quite a number of negative comments as some referred to her as ‘Ugly’. Although, the post was received with positive comments too acknowledging her talents. The 31-year-old single mother of one replied one of them saying,  “I’s my ugly and I loveee it” See so...

Nigerian Singer/Rapper, Olamide Adedeji, popularly known as Olamide Badoo, has revealed that he dropped out of the university because his parents could not afford his school fees. He disclosed that he was able to make it in life by discovering his talent and by an endless hardwork. He also identified discipline, commitment and being focused as catalysts for achievements in life. According to Punch, the ‘Wo’ crooner who was a special guest of honour at the Summer camp organised by the Ogun State government at Akin Ogunpoola Model College, Akinale in Ewekoro Local Government Area of the state on Friday, said he was determined to succeed in life against all odds, given the stark reality that his parents were poor, and were not able to pay his school fees at the higher institution. He said: “I am from Ogun State here, I do not joke with my culture and language, in fact, I came from a poor background. I had to drop out of Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun, Ijebu ...

“Johnson Chrome was born as Adekunle Johnson Omitiran on January 31, 1980, in the Oshodi slums of Lagos, Nigeria. His father, Gbadebo, was a travelling businessman from southwestern Nigeria. When Chrome was a boy, Gbadebo left Chrome’s mother, a Fulani woman from Nigeria’s north, and at one point allegedly had as many as six wives. Gbadebo studied at the University of Exeter in the U.K. and later found his way to Toronto. Chrome’s mother was left to raise him and his brother and stepbrother, with the help of her father, who took the family in. Chrome didn’t respond to interview requests for this story, but sources in Nigeria say he spent much of his childhood on the streets, getting shooed away from the local markets by vendors, who didn’t want a poor kid hanging around. According to one childhood friend, he wasn’t a troublemaker and had no criminal record. He later attended Lagos State University, and in 2003, when he was 23, his father brought him to Toronto. ...

A brazen couple had s3x in broad daylight at a busy London train station before casually strolling onto a train. Extraordinary footage captured by a passenger at Hackney Downs station showed the pair romping on a station platform. With their clothes pulled down in clear daylight, the pair engage in s3xual intercourse for around 90 seconds before they stopped. As they adjusted their clothes, the red-haired woman appears to look at the person who filmed her and makes an exasperated expression, suggesting she realises they were recorded. Later on, the pair were filmed walking hand-in-hand along the London Overground platform before boarding a train with other travellers. The explicit scenes were filmed by a passenger who posted the video on Twitter…

The father to the 10-year-old boy who was shot dead yesterday after being hit by a stray bullet from security operatives during the demolition of popular Eke-Ukwu market in Owerri, Imo state capital – has narrated his ordeal. The bereaved father was in tears at his No. 9 Oguamanam Street residence close to the demolished market. His words: “ I told my little son to come and assist me remove my goods from the shop before the people demolishing the market got to the place. “When we were crossing the road we all raised our hands up but these soldiers just drove by and opened fire and shot my son in the head. The bullet hit him in the eye and came out from the back of his head and he fell and died. “I want justice. I don’t want the killers of my son to go unpunished. He was just a little boy, he was not armed. I don’t know if I can bear this”