Our Fourth Child Is Not Yours! Wife Confesses To Husband After Giving Her Life To Christ

The confession of a mother of five that her former boss was the biological father of her fourth child is now threatening her 25-year-old marriage. Her husband, 57-year-old  Isaac Jemibola, a  civil servant, has approached an Ikole Customary Court in Ekiti State, seeking the dissolution of his marriage to the woman, 48-year-old Olayemi.

"I am not a Prostitute" Sikiratu Sindodo Cries Out

Popular Nollywood actress, Temitayo Odueke, a.k.a. Sikiratu Sindodo, has debunked rumours that she sleeps around with different men.

In a recent interview, Sikiratu Sindodo said people have a wrong impression about her, adding that she doesn’t sleep around.

LASG HANDS OVER HON. MUSTAPHA OLAITAN, ALHAJA ADETOUN MUSTA HOUSING ESTATE

Lagos State Commissioner for Housing, Mr. Bosun  Jeje  (3^rd left), making his remarks during  the handing over ceremony of the Hon. Mustapha  Olaitan  and Alhaja  Adetoun Mustapha  Housing Estate  Keys  to the Executive Secretary, Lagos Home Ownership Mortgage Scheme (LAGOS HOMS),  Mr. Bayo Forsythe (left), in Ojokoro Housing Estate  Lagos on Tuesday February 18, 2014. With  him are: Special  Adviser to  the Governor  on  Housing,  Hon. Jimoh  Ajao  (2^nd left), Senior Special Assistant on Housing, Mr. Michael Kehinde  (3^rd right) and the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Housing, Mr. Tunji Odunlami (4^th right).

HOMOSEXUALS in Uganda has chosen to commit suicide than under the new law

Attitudes against homosexuality are prevalent in Uganda. A 2013 report from Pew Research found that 96% of Ugandans believe society should not accept homosexuality.

Thirty-eight African countries have made homosexuality illegal. Most sodomy laws there were introduced during colonialism.

Man to die by hanging over missing NYSC member

For playing a lead role in the case of a missing National Youth Service Corps member, Miss Anthonia Okeke, who was serving at Ilawe Ekiti, a 26‑year-old commercial motorcyclist, Theophilus Pius, is to die by hanging.

Fraudster Bags Ten Years Jail Term for Defrauding Blind Teacher

Justice M. L. Shuiabu of the Federal High Court sitting in Enugu, on Monday February 24, 2014 convicted and sentenced one Gift Onyegam to ten years imprisonment without an option of fine for duping a blind teacher, Rosemary Ihekanacho of a sum of N830, 000 under the pretext that he would help her son secure employment with an oil company. The convict was also ordered to pay the sum of N711, 000 (seven hundred and eleven thousand naira) in restitution to the victim.


Onyegam, who was arrested in 2013 following complaint by the victim, was prosecuted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC on a 4-count charge of conspiracy and obtaining by false pretence.
One of the counts read: "That you Gift Onyegam sometimes  in August, 2012,
in Enugu within the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court of Nigeria with
intent to defraud, obtained the sum of five hundred and forty one thousand naira
(N541,000.00) from Rosemary Ihekanacho through First Bank account No 3050676816
belonging to Okoh Ayebaye Susan by false pretence that the said money is meant
for securing a job for her son at Shell Petroleum Development Company, which
pretence you knew to be false and you thereby committed an offence contrary to
section 1(1)(a)  of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Fraud Related
Offences  Act, 2006".

The convict pleaded not guilty to the charge. The victim was tricked into
believing the scam when, in July 2012, she received a call from one Patrick
Abah whom she met at an NYSC Orientation Camp in 2009. He told her that he
could help her secure employment with SPDC, through his in-law, Okoh Ayabaye, a
purported Engineer with the oil major in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

Mbu Spits Fire Again! Gives Abuja Motorists 24-hour Deadline To Obtain....

Former Rivers State Commissioner of Police who was recently transferred to the FCT, Mr Joseph Mbu, announced his arrival in Abuja on Monday, with a 24-hour deadline to motorists whose vehicles have tinted glass, to obtain the necessary permit or be arrested.