This is actually not the first time I have read about the love affair between Dbanj and Jennifer Obayuwana, the chubby daughter of John Obayuwana who owns the popular wristwatch shop Polo. She is a classy little diva too, her schooling includes the Franklin College, Switzerland (2001-2006)  American University of Paris (2001-2003) where she got her Bachelor’s in Art degree in Business Administration,  Malvern Girls College between the years of  1999-2001, and The British School of Lome for her O’ levels. I will attach the story I read in 2011 from Naijan.com about these two below:

Oct 20, 2011 – D’Banj in Hot Romance With Jennifer Obayuwana. Spotted Smoking Indian Hemp Together

Based on the report Naijan.com obtained from Global News Magazine Mo’hit Record CEO, Dapo Oyebanji otherwise known as D’banj is in a hot romance with the daughter of the Polo Club boss,Jennifer Obayuwana is no longer news.

Kokomaster D’banj has been linked with many top entertainment celebrities like actress Nadia Buhari, MBGN 2006 winner; Abiola Bashorun, Genevieve Nnaji, Soundcity VJ, Yeahcah, Nonhle Thema of Channel O, Rukky Sanda, and Senator Ita-Giwa among others. (Hmmnnn)

We gathered that he did not fall in love with the Polo Club boss’daughter only for love or beauty, but because both of them are in love with marijuana (weed).

It’s already an established story that Jennifer was a well-known face at the Afrika Shrine with her former boyfriend, who happened to be the son of the former jailed PDP chieftain, Bode Gorge, before they parted ways.

A close source disclosed that  the  relationship between the single mother of one and the Koko Master  is enhanced by their love for Indian hemp. Learnt that whenever Jennifer visits him, they would first smoke together like people possessed before ending in the bedroom.

And Jennifer has been spoiling him with gifts, like the  $70,000 shoes he wore at the recent BET Award he won. (ewoo)

Information at our disposal revealed that Jennifer and her sister are used to D’banj’s Lekki home which is a stone’s throw to their home, with other Mo’hit record singers smoking with them.

The Mo’hit manager, Mr Sunday Aare said: “I don’t see any big deal in their relationship, since they are both matured, irrespective of what brought them together, and I don’t interfere in the personal life of my artiste, so personally, I don’t know.”

Onyeka Nwelue…author of The Abyssinian Boy.

I just read this letter from 24-year-old prodigy Onyeka Nwelue, who obviously has taken exception to something Tonto Dike said about IGBO men being nosy and has taken his sweet time to construct a letter to her. It is funny which is why I’m sharing but then it is a tad unnecessary and malicious…I mean, why write all THAT just to express your disdain for someone who hasn’t done anything personal to you or mankind really? I liked his open letter to President Jonathan, it seemed relevant and worthy but this seems to me beneath him …sheesh!

That being said though, I have nothing but respect and (er, I don’t quite know how to say this without sounding like a mini-cougar ) love for this young man, eccentric, brilliant, quirky and opinionated. But this is mean Onyeka, mean!!! *tongueout*

Dear Tonto Dikeh,

I know you feel beautiful this morning! Well, beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. For me, you are nowhere near “beautiful”. You are just there. But before I tell you what I really want to tell you, I need to tell you something.

There is a lady called Adele. She is a singer. She sings. I need to explain what a singer means, because I understand that you have no brain at all. Because I hate sugar-coating, I am hated by a lot of people. You are just like me too. I will understand when people hate you, but, seriously, if you think Igbo men are nosy, then, you are right. That is your opinion and you must protect it. I am an Igbo man. I will defend myself right now. Back to Adele. I will tell you everything about this young lady who transformed herself into something very beautiful in the eyes of men. I also understand that you don’t know her, but it won’t hurt if I tell you about her now.

This is what TIME magazine wrote about her few days ago: “As talented and appealing as she is, few could foresee how utterly dominant Adele would be in 2011: in an era where even the highest-tier musical acts can struggle to move records, her sophomore effort, 21, sold 17 million copies worldwide and spent 16 weeks at the top of the Billboard 200 chart, the longest for any record since 1998′s Titanic sound track. Combined with sales of her previous album, 19, Adele has topped the U.K. charts for 21 weeks — a feat matched only by the bands Oasis and Queen.” Tonto nne m, Adele is 23. You are older. She is not worried about her future. You are. She is focused about her music.

You are worried that no Igbo man will marry you after you’ve created yourself into a bamboo stick. Truth is that I don’t know you personally, but you’ve created a strong mystery around yourself. People see you as a soul from hell. They say you’ve sold your soul to the devil. Me, I don’t know where the devil lives, but I think you have. You even went ahead to show us tattoos at your back. I just didn’t understand why you did that. As an Igbo man, I will never marry a woman who has shown the entire world “my tattoos.” It is not good.

I am an Igbo man, so I will need to know who snapped the picture. Maybe, your secret boyfriend? This is the reason why we are bad, abi? Adele doesn’t go around seeking attention. She doesn’t pay anyone to publish pictures of her tattoos. Who knows? She may just have a lot of them. I haven’t seen them. I have seen yours. There is nothing wrong in you tattooing your entire body, but what is my business with that? Are you not supposed to be an actress? Of course, I understand that you appear in “p” films now? That is good. At least, you are doing what you know best.

But to pick on Igbo men? This is very unacceptable. You insulted a lot of us. This simply shows how unintelligent you are towards anthropology. Men are the same all over the world. Igbo man, Yoruba man, Hausa man. We all treat women in similar ways. We love unconditionally. And we all become nosy when our women start acting like you. If your father is an Igbo man, dearest Tonto Dikeh, you are a monkey. But I will be sorry if you didn’t say that. I only rely on the media, since I don’t know you personally. If you didn’t say it, Tonto, I am very sorry. I will publicly apologise. Yet, I believe you did, because you do so many things after marijuana. If it’s not good for your brain,stop smoking. Listen to Adele’s “Someone Like You” and you will feel good. I don’t look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely, Onyeka Nwelue”

A Landlord, Patrick Emeka Onukafor, 50, has been arrested by the police at Ago Palace, Okota, Lagos, and charged before the Cele Magistrate’s Court for conduct likely to cause a breach of peace.

He was accused by his tenant, Edith Ndu of an attempt to eject her from the 3 bedroom flat she occupied at 1, havana street, Ago-Okota, by dropping a live snake in her flat.

Apart from planting the snake, she also accused him of recruiting thugs and fake policemen to intimidate her, even though she didn’t owe him.

She reported the matter to the police and the landlord was arrested. In his statement to the police, the Landlord said that the tenant owes him one (1) year rent and she has blatantly refused to park out of the house.

He admitted dropping a live snake in her apartment to force her out, but denied hiring thugs and fake Policemen to kill the women, as she claimed.

*Mind boggling* Like for crissakes, which is worse, the thugs or the snake? Chineke!!!

The sexiest female musician in Nigeria is trending. Rumour has it that Tiwa Savage secretly married her longtime friend and Manager,  Tunji ‘Tee Billz’ Balogun this weekend. Pictures and tweets and all manner of headlines attempt to lend credence to this juicy story. So they were even dating? Hmmnn…their ‘relationship’ is the worst kept secret in Nollywood/Naija Celebrityville. They are constantly caught in varying degrees of er, affectionate positions. Well, I heard Tiwa Savage is in her mid 30′s at least, though she can hold her own with any 25-year-old in the industry today, so this news if real would be welcome.

Her media representative has vehemently denied the rumour though, saying that “It is 100% not true”. While not denying that they are in a relationship, the Rep stated that Tee Billz was in Benin, last Saturday, with D’Prince, who he also manages. The Mavin Records act was having an album launch party for his recent debut ‘FRENZY‘. Tiwa or Tunji have not come out openly to deny themselves so we wait with bated breath. *winks* I also anxiously await her new album which is due for release on the 14th of february 2013.

Awwww, they look sooo gorgeous together

Popular singer, Innocent Idibia, aka Tuface, may walk down the aisle with Nollywood actress, Annie Macaulay anytime in February, 2013. The lovebirds plan to seal their relationship with a lavish society wedding that may shock their fans and admirers before long.

Tuface shocked critics, who never thought he would settle down, on February 14, 2012 when he chose Annie over the other women in his life and the mothers of his children, and asked her to be his wife. Three months later, the couple got married secretly at the Lagos State Registry in Ikoyi. As expected, the secret marriage, which was witnessed by a handful of relatives and friends of the couple had ignited mixed reactions from music and movie fans across the country. Tuface has since defended his action, claiming that it was deliberate and intended to avoid undue interference.

In a telephone interview with SATURDAY PUNCH, Annie Macaulay’s manager, Naomi Adenuga, said that preparations for the wedding was already in progress. Adenuga said, “The wedding would hold sometime this year. A date or location has not been fixed yet. The wedding would be as elaborate as it would be comfortable for the couple. So far, the public knows that they have done a court wedding; at the appropriate time, the public would be informed about the wedding. We would send invites to the necessary people and everybody would get to know eventually.” But sources close to the couple told our correspondent that the wedding had actually been scheduled to take place in Lagos on February 14, 2013 ( St. Valentine’s Day).

A father-in-law and his unfaithful daughter-in-law reportedly stumbled upon each other at a lodge. The daughter-in-law was said to be having a ‘nice time’ with her longtime married boyfriend, despite her being married too. 

The incident reportedly took place in Waterfalls recently. Sharon Nomasonto (age not known), who resides in Waterfalls, was allegedly caught red-handed by her husband’s father whilst she was enjoying some quality time with her boyfriend, who was only identified as Peter.

Sharon stays together with her father-in-law at House No. 272 Fifth Avenue, Parkway, Waterfalls. Sharon’s mother also stays at the same house – but as a tenant.

Sharon’s husband, Tendai Sambo, is said to be in South Africa where he is currently employed. The two, however, got married after Sharon’s mother had already become a tenant at this house.

Sources who spoke to our news crew revealed that after the incident, Sharon was forced to pack her belongings and leave her in-laws’ house. Interestingly, she only moved from one building to another, as she now stays with her mother, who stays at the same house.

Last week another publication had an interview with Sharon, her father-in-law as well as the mother of her husband who all CONFIRMED that she was caught red-handed in the company of her boyfriend.

Mr Sambo confirmed the incident after trying to persuade the news crew not to publish the story.

“It’s true but please don’t publish the story. If you want to publish it the make it a ‘feature story’ without revealing any names because my family and I are believers (Christians), so it will tarnish my reputation. My family and I are Methodist Church members. If we reveal this story, Sharon and Tendai will lose dignity, just like a thief who has been jailed,” said Mr Sambo.

He added: “Truly speaking, it took place but don’t publish the story, I beg you. My son, Tendai, should decide whether to divorce Sharon or not. I know you heard that my daughter-in-law was caught red-handed with her boyfriend, but she has been cheating on my son for about one year and six months. At one time we thought of meeting up with her married boyfriend since he stays with her parents and his wife but we decided to solve the issue in a better way without causing any fight. However, that man’s wife is the one who came here first. She told us to instruct our daughter-in-law to stop cheating with Peter.”

Mr Sambo said Sharon’s cellphone was put on loud-speaker before they called Peter who was made to believe that the phone call was coming from his ‘small house’ Sharon. He revealed that when they made the phone call, his wife, Peter’s wife, Tendai and himself were all present. He added that Peter said everything as they were all listening. This is how they got all the evidence.

Mr Sambo said he once thought of getting Peter arrested but as a Christian, he controlled himself.

“Allegations that I went to the lodge are false because I received a sms and a phone call from my friend who told me that my daughter-in-law was at the lodge as he was calling. Some say I was also having a nice time at the lodge but it’s not true,” he said. He said as he was on his way to the lodge, which is just a few metres away from his place of residence, he then stumbled upon his daughter-in-law, coming from the lodge, in the company of her boyfriend.

“The problem is that Sharon and her mother are tenants here, so if you publish the story we will have problems with staying together peacefully. Our son might decide to continue loving his wife, so we leave everything to him and God. But this incident really pained me. Some Facebook messages revealed that they (Sharon and her married boyfriend) celebrated their 18-month anniversary recently,” he said.

When reached for comment, Sharon initially dismissed the claims as false, before she decided to tell the truth. “Who told you that? Get the story from those people who told you,” she said.

However, after being notified that her in-laws and other sources had confirmed the story she then changed her mind. “I used to get all this from the grapevine. I do not have a boyfriend. I broke up with their son long back. I only talk to him just because we have a child together. My father-in-law sent me to the Post Office, where I was seen greeting Peter who was once my boyfriend. The story is a family issue, but we are in the process of solving it.” she said.

About 50 people, mostly men, crowd around the front porch of a social club in Nigeria’s biggest city, Lagos, cheering on a shy-looking young man, who proceeds to sing a ballad.

Backstage, another man puts on his wig and takes a quick glance at his pocket mirror, before adjusting his tight-fitting red dress. Five other men also dressed in drag outfits appear, checking on each other’s make-up as they wait for their turn to perform for the crowd.

“A friend invited me here a few months ago,” one chatty spectator says excitedly. “I love this place because it makes me feel at home”.

This gathering of members of the gay and lesbian community in Lagos is held regularly, albeit discreetly, but it could soon be illegal. The vast majority of gay Nigerians may not be interested in this kind of event but they still have to hide their sexuality in this conservative society. Whilst already illegal, homosexuality is widely frowned upon across Nigeria and has been the subject of several bills in the National Assembly.

The Same-Sex Marriage (Prohibition) Bill specifically outlaws same-sex unions. It also bans gatherings of homosexuals or any other support for gay clubs, organisations, unions or amorous expressions, whether in secret or in public.

The bill has been passed by Nigeria’s Senate – the highest chamber – and is now being reviewed by the lower chamber, the House of Representatives. If approved, it will be sent to the president to sign it into law, after which same-sex couples could face up to 14 years in prison.

But Nigerian homosexuals complain that the stigma they face is already enough punishment for their way of life. Kunle (not his real name), a gay man living in Lagos, is outraged by the proposed law: “How does a government think that sending someone to prison would change his or her sexual orientation? ”How logical is that?”

One of Nigeria’s few openly gay human rights activists, Rashidi Williams, notes that the bill seeks to ban something which is already illegal and which no-one is publicly advocating. ”All we are asking for is to repeal the repressive laws in this country,” he says.

The bill has been condemned abroad – most recently by Australian lawmakers – making its proponents see this piece of legislation as a way of protecting Nigerian society from foreign influences.

“Ours is to weigh the aggregate of opinion – what the majority of Nigerians want,” says Abike Dabiri, a member of the House of Representatives. ”If majority of Nigerians want same-sex marriage, then why not?”

She adds: “You have a right to your sexual preference but by trying to turn it into marriage do you realise you could be infringing on the human rights of the other person who finds it repulsive?”

This view is echoed on the streets of this country, where religious influences, particularly from Christianity and Islam, are heavy. ”How do you even become gay, not to mention wanting to get married to another man?” asks Okechukwu Ikenna, a 33-year-old software engineer, visibly irritated by the topic.

Friends and family members of gay people could get implicated if they do not report cases of same-sex unions because they could be seen as being in support of them.

Critics of the bill also worry that health workers who provide HIV counselling and treatment to homosexuals could be committing an offence as well.

However, some of these doctors say they hardly ever know the sexual orientation of those they attend to because it is not a requirement for treatment and counselling, and even if the patients were to reveal that they were homosexuals, it would not affect the quality of healthcare offered.

Some lawmakers have condemned violence against homosexuals but this has done little to prevent the growing anxiety among those the bill would target as its likely adoption, in whatever form, approaches.

Mr Williams says some gay Nigerians may seek asylum in countries where homosexual people are accepted, while others will have to go underground.

At the gay club, despite the jovial atmosphere, there is heightened caution, and no-one is allowed to take any photos. The thought of being identified as being gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender in a country where the public still turns to mob justice haunts some here.

And that is a huge concern for Richard (not his real name): “If you don’t become discreet and try to hide yourself, even the man on the street will want to also act on the bill because it has been passed.

“If you’re walking on the street and he stones you, he knows the law would stand for him because the law is against you.”

He breaks records as easily as he finds the back of the net. Barcelona and Argentina’s Lionel Messi, the soccer player many believe is the best of all time, won the prestigious Ballon d’Or for a record fourth time (in a row, no less) in Zurich, Switzerland Monday, beating out his club teammate, Andres Iniesta, and Cristiano Ronaldo, his great Real Madrid and Portugese rival. “To tell you the truth, it’s really quite unbelievable to win this award,” he said on stage in Spanish. “The fourth award that I’ve had is just too great for words.”

DOES HE TRULY DESERVE IT? INIESTA?

The inimitable and dangerous Andres Iniesta

Before we yet again extol Messi’s sublime talent, a case can be made in favor of awarding the prize – FIFA merged its World Player of the Year award with France Football‘s Ballon d’Or in 2010 – to the other two players whittled down from an earlier 23-man shortlist. Iniesta didn’t merely win the same amount of trophies as his more illustrious teammate but was named the best player of the 2011-12 Champions League tournament and also got his hands on the European Championships, as Spain won back-to-back titles after dismantling Italy 4-0 in the final last summer. Oh, and he was declared the player of the Euros to boot.

WHAT ABOUT CRISTIANO RONALDO?

Ronaldo positively tore teams to shreds, helping to propel Real to their first league title in four years. He ended the 2011-12 season with 60 goals across all competitions, including at least one against each of his side’s 19 domestic league opponents, which nobody, not even the magical Messi, has managed (and the Portugese playmaker became the first player to score in six consecutive Clasicos—the epic clashes between Real and Barca). On the international stage, Ronaldo’s three goals and man of the match performances put Portugal in the semi-finals, where Iniesta’s Spain eliminated them on penalties.

ANYWAY, MESSI’S UNOFFICIALLY GREATER THAN PELE…….AND VERY HUMBLE TOO:

But whether you agree or not with the decision to award Messi the prize which, not incidentally, puts him ahead of legends of the game such as Zinedine Zidane and the Brazilian Ronaldo, who both won the World Player of the Year prize three times, you can’t deny the diminutive Argentine’s genius. As well as Messi’s goals – he managed 91 in the calendar year of 2012, which included five in one Champions League game in March, the same month he became Barcelona’s all-time leading goalscorer – his numerous assists have turned countless games in his club’s favor. Messi’s dribbling, mazy and effortless, is certainly the best seen since his volatile countryman Diego Maradona. Maradona, though, won a World Cup with Argentina, and Messi’s remaining, embittered critics still point to the absence of that gold trophy in his cabinet. Still, he’s been a force for Argentina: Last year saw Messi score 12 goals for his country, three of which came against continental nemesis Brazil in a 4-3 win. If he does win the World Cup next year on Brazilian soil, Messi will finally throw off this ridiculous line of attack—and in epic fashion.

While we live in an age of rotation, where coaches seem reluctant to play their best possible team week in, week out, Messi positively hates being rested, and wants to savor every minute on the field of play. No wonder that his former boss, Pep Guardiola, said that “We will not see another player like Messi.” And the 25-year-old remains humble beyond belief. A young fan asked the three Ballon d’Or finalists Monday whether they were the best players in their teams when they were his age. “When I was eight, I wasn’t wondering whether I was the best — and I don’t think that now. I only want to play football,” Messi replied, with customary modesty. As he received the inevitable standing ovation after accepting the award in Zurich, no doubt Messi’s mind immediately turned to his true calling — to play football.

A couple have been rendered homeless after they set their house on fire following a vicious fight between them over sex…or the lack of it.

The man had opted five years ago to live in a different hut from his wife who had given him five children as a way or form of birth control I guess. Over the festive season, the couple decided to make merry with close friends in the village. As expected, the party raised her hormonal hyperactivity and neighbors could hear her drunkenly beseeching her husband to let her into his hut for a good time. Ranting and raving that it had been up to five long years of ‘starvation’, that she wanted her conjugal rights.

 

The year 2013, is a year of judgment that will mark the death of many very important personalities in Nigeria, according to a prophetic revelation made known in Benin City, Edo State.

Speaking with newsmen in his church, after his state of the nation predictions, Samson Enweliku, passionately pleaded with government at all levels, groups and individuals, to declare a fervent three-day fasting and prayer session in January, and another seven-day fasting and prayer session in June, to avoid the disasters that await Nigeria, just as he said that serving governors and senators will die in 2013.

Enweliku, who has been fairly accurate with his predictions in recent past, urged President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan to immediately tackle corruption if it must not truncate his government sooner than he expected.

He specifically warned Jonathan against seeking a re-election in 2015, which he said, would result in bloodshed and a possible disintegration of Nigeria, even before the predicted year of next election.

The man of God further asked the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), to begin now to search for Jonathan’s successor in 2015, even as he further urged the party to prepare to take over the Edo State Government House the following year.

The Man of God prophesied, “The Lord told me that the year 2013 is going to be a year of fulfilment in the life of every believer who trusts in the Lord. “The Lord told me, at the same time, to declare that 2013 is going to be a year of judgment for those who refused to repent and continue to live in sin.

Another Pastor: 

According to the predictions of the founder of the Evangelical Church of YAWEH, Lagos, Primate Theophilus Olabayo, the much-anticipated general elections of 2015 may not hold. Olabayo, who spoke with Sunday Tribune in an exclusive interview, had many heart-rending predictions for people of the country.

The cleric says two governors would not see the end of 2013, declaring that “this year, we have to pray so that we may not lose two governors because what happened last year was a shadow of what is going to happen this year.” Olabayo added that the president and governors should forget about re-election in the next general election.

Answering a question on the anticipated commencement of preparations for the 2015 elections this year, Olabayo said;

“Please, let us forget about the 2015 elections for now. Are you sure the people talking about that all-important year would live up to that time? What I foresee about 2015 is trouble and anarchy in the land and the political gladiators would undo themselves.

They would use ill-gotten money to destroy themselves. They would also resort to fetish things and occultism to kill themselves. “But we should all pray in this country so that we may not lose two state governors. Generally, I saw that among the politicians, there is going to be a lot of killings of people who are in higher positions.”

Hmmnn, na waa o…*side eye*

Jeez, the amount of gory tales today have got me reeling, here’s yet another:

Prosper Light…

A female cleric with an undisclosed Pentecostal church in Abia State, Prophetess Mrs. Ezelu (other name withheld),, is currently telling police detectives what she knows about the sale of a two-year-old boy that was recently rescued in Ondo State. The female minister was among the three women and a man that were arrested and paraded by the Abia State Police Command for alleged conspiracy, kidnap and sale of a two-year-old baby boy, Master Prosper Light, from Abia State.

The little boy was sold for N600,000 (six hundred thousand naira) but was rescued at Ore, Ondo State, while being transported to Lagos. The Abia State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Ambrose Aisabor, recently paraded the suspects at the State Police Headquarters, along Bende Road, Umuahia. The police boss said a popular photographer in Aba lured the little boy after promising to buy him a balloon.

The boy took the bait and was allegedly abducted by the photographer, who quickly handed him over to his customer, a female restaurant operator. Also paraded by the police boss for the alleged crime were 38-year-old Mrs. Chinaza (other name withheld), a staffer of Bende Local Government Area of Abia State said to be the buyer of the baby; 45-year-old Mrs. Anele (other name withheld), the restaurant operator, who contracted an Aba-based photographer, Nwaogu (other name also withheld), popularly called Ejima, for the kidnap. Nwaogu was also paraded.

According to the Police, Chinaza was intercepted at Ore in Ondo State while travelling to Lagos with Baby Prosper. Chinaza reportedly told the police that she was taking the child to one Ann, a friend of hers based in Lagos, who she said was in dire need of a child.

Mr. Aisabor who paraded the suspects said he would ensure that people like the suspects were exposed and brought to book, according to the law of the land. “My advice to those who did not give birth and want to have babies is that they should rely on God because there is no situation that God cannot change.

They should not go into crime as a result of the condition they find themselves in. The law will take its course. We will follow due process and the four suspects will be charged to court. If the court releases them, I cannot question the decision of the court. Ours is to do our duty according to the law,” Aisabor said.

All the suspects who spoke to Daily Sun gave various versions of their roles in the sale of Baby Prosper. The prophetess, Mrs. Ezelu, who hails from Ngor Okpuala in Imo State, and was married to a man from Bende Local Government Area of Abia State, said that the only role she played in the saga was introducing the buyer to the seller. Prophetess Ezelu said she lost her husband four months back and because she did not have a child for him, her friend, Mrs. Comfort Anele advised her to adopt a baby.

“I told her that I cannot afford that now and, so, when my friend Chinaza enquired about adoption, I introduced her to Anele.”

Nwaogu, the 29-year-old photographer accused of luring the little Prosper with a promise to buy a balloon for him, said he was approached by Mrs. Anele to look for a child for her. “I am not happy with what is happening to me now.

I was in my shop when Mrs. Anele called me to come to her restaurant and I went and she told me that she had some people, who needed children and that I should go and bring some. I had never done it before. I saw the baby when they were playing and they rushed to me, saying that I should buy a balloon for them. I called the baby and told him that I would give him money to buy a balloon. He followed me. It was from there that I captured him and took him to the woman’s restaurant. The Holy Spirit knows that I have never done this kind of a thing before,” Nwaogu swore.

Anele, who runs a restaurant in Aba, admitted that Nwaogu is her customer. “I asked him if he knows how to do adoption and he said yes. He told me that there was one on board and that it was what he did for people. I agreed to pay him N300,000 if he was able to get a baby for adoption because I wanted to adopt the baby for my friend. But I have not paid him because he has not brought the papers for the adoption; he only brought the child.”

Also speaking, Chinaza, who paid the sum of N600, 000 to Anele for the baby, said her money had been with Anele since September and that when they brought the baby to her, she told them that he did not fall within the age bracket she was asking for. She said she wanted to adopt a child for herself since she did not have a child and her husband was late.

“I wanted to adopt a baby that was a year old or less because she (Anele) told me that she was attached to an orphanage. When they brought this one, I knew that he is not within the age bracket I wanted and because my money had been lingering with her since September, I decided to take the child to a friend of mine in Lagos called Ann, who had been in need of a child so as to recover my money.

I had gotten to Ore when they phoned me that the baby I was given was a stolen child and not an adopted one and I came down from the vehicle and started coming back to the East. I came back with the child. I was not arrested by any police at Ore.

They told me that they had gotten the age bracket that I wanted. Ezelu is my friend and when I told her that I wanted to adopt a child, she introduced me to Anele,” Chinaza said. The incident happened in Aba where the parents of the baby reside.

Speaking to Daily Sun, mother of the child, Mrs Salome Light, said her baby was playing with other children in front of her house. She said when the other children came back, she asked for her child but the other children said they were not aware of his whereabouts. According to her, it was at that point that she raised the alarm and they started looking for him.

“For the two days that my child was in their custody, I could not sleep. I was restless. I am very grateful to the Nigerian Police, who swung into action and rescued my child from the hands of his abductors. I always pray for those, who don’t have children and desire to have that God should remember them.” The baby’s father, Mr. Light Obiakwa, 34, who hails from Ukwa East Local Government Area of Abia State, expressed happiness with his son’s rescue. He thanked God and the police for making the rescue of their son possible. “This is like a dream, which we have woken up from and I don’t even know what to say now,” Light said.

And the evil continues:

An apprentice nurse, Miss Kelechi Nwawaka, 20, has been murdered at Ndiechi Eketube community in Abakaliki Local Government Area of Ebonyi state, with her head, private part and fingers cut off ostensibly for ritual purposes.

The headless body was discovered on January 3, 2013, behind Comprehensive Secondary School, Eketube, Enyida Development Centre.

The deceased was said to be an apprentice nurse at MCH Hospital, Convent Road, Azuiyiokwu, Abakaliki. A suspect, one Chukwuka Augustine Nweke, who is now on the run, has been declared wanted by the police and the community.

Kelechi’s journey to her brutal end started on the New Year day when one of her relatives, Mrs. Margaret Augustine Nweke, invited her to come to eat rice in her house. The deceased reportedly honoured the invitation, and after the tasty meal, they played music and in the night she left for her mother’s house.

But while she was leaving Margaret’s house around 10-11 pm, she was accompanied by Margaret’s son and the suspect, Chukwuka Augustine Nweke, aged between 25 and 27, who was alleged to have master-minded the dastardly act.

Our correspondent gathered that when Chukwuka, the suspect returned from walking her out, the mother asked him if he had accompanied her to her house and he said no, adding that the deceased asked him to go home that she still had another place to visit that night.

The suspect was said to have left his home at Ndiokochi very early in the morning of January 2, 2013 back to Edo State where he resides.

Meanwhile the mutilated body of the deceased was later found by a search party comprising men of the Civil Defence Corps and the villagers when her family suspected foul play after waiting for her return in vain and raised the alarm.

The suspect mother, Margaret, and his younger brother, Chidi, have already been arrested and handed over to Ekumenyi Police Division for further investigation, even as the force has declared a manhunt for the suspect. Picture below:

Inhuman act

I posted a few days ago about the an open letter written to Tonto Dike, by award-winning author, Onyeka Nwelue. Well, I have read excerpts from the alleged interview which spurred the bile in the writer. Enjoy!

Onyeka Nwelue…author of The Abyssinian Boy.

This piece was culled from an interview Tonto Dike had recently with a reporter from Punch. Excerpt from the interview:

Interviewer: We just learnt that you will be getting married soon to your new boyfriend who happens to come from Benin, Edo state. Why are so many Nollywood female starts getting snapped up by Benin or men from Edo state?

Tonto Dike: First of all, it is nobody’s business where my fiance is from. That out-of-the-way, yes Benin men are great and very understanding. They are not sitting and judging you unlike an Igbo man who will want to be poke-nosing in everything you do. You make your money and the Edo man is not interested in your personal affairs . “If I keep waiting for an Igbo man, I will just end up like Genevieve Nnaji who is eternally single.”

Tonto dike Debunked the statement above…

In a reaction to the alleged interview, which has spread like harmattan fire, Tonto reacted this way, “I have never and will never say anything against Genevieve. I will not even interfere in her personal issues. I did not grant such interview.”

Her publicist also denied any such statement from Tonto dike. The publicist said, “after her interview with you (NFC) last year December, Tonto dike has only granted an interview with a soft-sell magazine, which was done about three months ago.
So, I don’t know where that purported interview came from or when such was granted.”

 

Meanwhile she has released pictures from the set of her new music video, for her much criticised song, IT’S OVA!

Eff the world..

 

 

Red bottoms…I see ya!

 

 

 

 

 

She really does have an enchanting smile

 

 

Goldilocks…

 

 

 

Source osun def.

Dear mimmysays,

Happy New year. After the just concluded Xmas and new year festivities, i feel i have to travel somewhere or vent my anger and frustrations somehow. I have two children, been married fir 6 years. My husband is loving and sweet but is a mummy’s boy. He is shameless about it, I wouldn’t have minded but my mother in law is a…BITCH!

She acts nice and sweet around my husband, but the minute he’s out of the room, she starts taunting me and saying that as far as she’s concerned, I don’t have a foothold in the family, that I have no male child yet, the two daughters I have are fat and useless like me, and on and on. I once tried to report to my husband and he got really angry and started shouting. he confronted her and this woman started crying and threw herself on the ground, wailing, saying that she did no such thing, that she loves me so much, why do I want to turn her son against her? My husband had never been so upset with me like that in his life. My explanations fell on deaf ears, he ignored me for weeks. We later made up.

This holiday season, she started again, calling me fat, repulsive, unattractive, that I have terrible genes, etc. She says that her son would soon leave me, and that it’s her word against mine. She really hates me, and why, I have no idea. Please advise me, I am fed up!!!

Ladies and Gentlemen, please advice her.

Dear Mimmysays,

Q. Should I Confront My Husband About His Affair?:

I just discovered that my husband has been having an emotional affair with his ex-wife. They have two children together, and have always been incredibly close. I have always chalked up my misgivings about their closeness to my insecurity. Throughout my relationship with my husband, I’ve worked hard to become friends with his wife and to learn to trust her. From what I can tell, it has been going on for several months, and it’s not yet been consummated sexually. I plan to confront my husband about the affair, but I’m not sure whether I should confront him before or after the children go back to school as I’m sure it would put a great strain on our relationship and home atmosphere. I don’t know if my marriage will survive the affair, because his ex-wife will always be in our lives. I won’t know until I speak with my husband about the affair. What do you think I should do?

What is an emotional affair???

Ladies and gentlemen please advice her. Thank you!

Sexy sexy kim…wicked Ray J

The huge amount of gossip and speculation in the wake of the news of Kim Kardashian‘s pregnancy was expected, but according to TMZ there’s also been a development which nobody saw coming. *rolling on the floor, laughing, dead* But people though, I would never have seen this coming in a million years though. I mean, why would the fact that she’s getting married make people want to watch the tape more? And why does ray J make money off it? LMFAO…That’s some twisted sh*t mahn.

According to Vivid Entertainment, the adult film company that distributed “Kim K. Superstar” — her sex tape with singer Ray J — the number of people streaming the tape on demand has increased by 80 percent since the news of Kim’s pregnancy was made public.

….that face though….classic expression…OkBye*

Apparently, this is the highest increase in sales of the video since Kim’s marriage to Kris Humphries last year, though they have enjoyed a steady increase since she started dating Kanye West last Spring.

Oh my..this would haunt Kanye for life, I mean, most people had sex but not all was immortalized in tape for the world to see. *dead*

A transsexual man, (or er woman) has posted a video on youtbe following his sex change transformation. This video you are about to watch speaks a billion words. The woman/man in her mid-20′s who goes by the nickname iiGethii, put together together scores of photos showing her gradual facial metamorphosis.

The video begins with a picture dated December 8, 2009, showing a handsome man aged 20 or 21 with dark shoulder-length hair, chiseled square jaw and thick eyebrows.

His face as a man before he began treatment.

The blur of images that follow track the subtle changes that play out on the man’s face in the months that followed, ending with a striking show of an attractive woman with high cheekbones and bangs from 2012. A year into the process, the man’s eyebrows were sculpted into two feminine, thin arches, and the shape of his face became more narrow and rounded.

23 months into the treatment….

Other drastic changes reflected into the video include the Aussie’s eyes turning more catlike and his full lips taking a girlish shape. The swarm of photos also show how the face gradually narrows down, with the chin becoming rounded, accompanied by different coiffures and makeup styles.

The final image in the video reveals the end result of the surgery: a face with delicate feminine features, high cheekbones framed by dark bangs and soft curls

Ta – Da…final result, I hope

Please watch video below:

This video is very weird. Firstly because I didn’t quite see what the fuss was about. Ronaldo was not trying to shake his hand as people claim, I think he tried to say hi and Pep replied but was cold about it. Or didn’t I see well? Secondly, he did act rather cold, seems like he only felt Ronaldo was worth just a moment’s glance. Look at it again, he glanced at him and looked away, even before Cristiano walked away. It was a dismissive glance. ….Lol. Don’t mind me.