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This is the story of my life: I am not a loose woman. I am just a woman who loves her husband very much and didn’t want to lose him. I just did what I had to do to save my marriage even though I feel guilty sometimes. It was not easy but I slept with my driver so that I could give my husband a child, but instead, God gave me twins, a boy and a girl.
I was married to Philip for eight years. We had no child. “The worst was that I never got pregnant even for a day.” His mother became so impatient that she started breathing down my neck as she gave me no breathing space at all. She moved in to live with us and practically made my life unbearable – in my matrimonial home.
I cannot drink water and drop the cup because she must insult me. It got to a point that she stopped eating my food because, according to her, I should be feeding my children so that they would grow healthy and stronger and not her. “Monica, if you had children, you are supposed to be feeding them with all these food so that they would grow healthy and strong. I am getting old so I don’t need all these nonsense you call food. Take them away and give me grandchildren,” she would scream.
Even after she had left, I could still hear those insults in my head so I decided to take a bold step – I seduced and slept with our driver…
Before then, my mother-in-law also stopped talking to me, however, the only time she talks to me is when she wants to insult me and remind me of how less a woman I was.
Philip and I love each other so much that he stood by me despite all his mother did or said to frustrate me to leave him. We visited different specialists and they all certified us medically alright. I have visited churches, held vigils and even fasted for days, drank various concoctions of varied colours and combinations all in the name of getting pregnant so that my mother-in-law can stop humiliating me yet I couldn’t get pregnant.
At a point, I stopped coming out of my bedroom because it was obvious my mother-in-law had vowed to frustrate me out of her son’s home. Most times, I just stayed in my bedroom and either cries, pray, think and then sleep off because I was scared of his mother confronting me. To make things worse, she sent away the house help because she said, “You don’t need any house help because there are no children to take care of. Take care of your house yourself and stop wasting my son’s hard earned money.”
It was just the three of us living at home, “God, I was always so terrified even when I hear her voice from a distance.” It is so agonizing to say this but my husband usually pleads with me to come out of the room and this makes him feel so sad especially those times I refuse because I don’t want to come face-to-face with his mother. When her troubles became too unbearable, Philip practically threw her out of the house just to make me feel safe and comfortable in my own home.
Okon is a young man in his late 20’s. He is a graduate of Mechanical Engineering but because he could not get a good paying job, he opted to become a driver. I promised to get him a good job if he sleeps with me just once but I never disclosed the reason for this. However, Okon thought I just wanted to cheat on my husband with him. I planned it during my ovulation so that I could get pregnant, although it was not easy sleeping with another man. I knew I was betraying my husband but I saw it as a necessary action. After a month, I discovered that I was pregnant. So, as promised I got a job for Okon in a friend’s company where he started earning almost N150,000 per month. When I told Philip that I was pregnant, he was so excited. “Sweetheart, God has finally answered our prayers. I am pregnant,” I revealed.
When I was five months pregnant, he informed his mother and she immediately returned to the house. She pampered me like a baby and also took good care of me. I never wanted to do any scan but my mother-in-law insisted. When I finally did the scan, it showed I was pregnant with twins, a boy and a girl. My mother- in-law and husband were extremely happy while I felt much fulfilled. “God thank you for compensating me with a set of twins after eight years of barrenness,” I muttered.
When the twins were born, the girl took ill for some time. It took a while before she fully recovered after several treatments and this got me worried. Philip and I insisted that blood test be carried out on them to determine their blood group and genotype and then came the shocking revelation. The doctor informed us that although their blood groups are both A, however, their genotypes are AS for the girl and AA for the boy meanwhile Philip and I are both AA. I wanted the ground to open and swallow me up because I felt Philip would ask questions but to my surprise, he did not. He just said, “Sweetheart, lets go home. We have had quite a long day, you and my babies need to rest.”
Three months later, he held me closely and said:
“Monica, don’t be scared. I don’t want to know who the father of the twins is. I know whatever you did, you did to save our marriage and I am very proud of you. I promise to always love you and my babies. I promise this will be a secret between us. I love you sweetheart. I know we will have our own children someday.” I wept as he wiped my tears with his hands.
I know what I did was wrong but at least my mother-in-law is extremely happy with me, that is all that matters. Although, everyone is happy but I feel guilty that I selfishly used an innocent man to achieve my aim. But before anybody judge me; just put yourself in my shoes and think for a moment what you will do?

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The Governor of Osun, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola said on Friday that his administration would not be deterred in its resolve to take education in the state to greater heights.
He stated this in Ede during the second phase of the flag-off and distribution of tablets of knowledge across public secondary schools in the state.
Represented by the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education, Lawrence Oyeniran, the governor described the intervention of the e-stand-alone tablet of knowledge as a fundamental breakthrough in education in the state.
According to Aregbesola, “Opon Imo” is a serious achievement by his administration in education intervention and innovation that has received various commendations globally.
He explained that his government came up with this innovation to ensure better improvement in both internal and external examinations which he said had suffered serious setback before his assumption of office.
Mr. Aregbesola stated that the distribution of the computer device would cut across SSS 3 students in all public schools in the state.
“We are here at Adventist High School, Ede, to kick off the distribution of Tablets of Knowledge known as ‘Opon Imo’ to all the high school students across the state of Osun.
“The tablets of knowledge which is acknowledged both nationally and internationally is a tablet that makes teaching and learning easier in our state.
“We request our students to make good and judicious use of it because it is a great opportunity for them to have a computer based tablets of knowledge to assist their learning technique.
“Aside from that, both principal and subject teachers should be enjoined to ensure that they give the desired guidance to the students on the proper use of Opon Imo in the sense that whoever for any reason among the beneficiaries (students) misapply its uses, it will attract N50,000 fine and this is backed up by legislation of the Osun State House of Assembly.
“The distribution will go round the entire three senatorial districts of Osun State”, he said.
Responding to questions on why the first distributed Tablets of Knowledge were retrieved from the students, Gov. Aregbesola said it was done to upgrade, repackage and give those students promoted to SSS 3 class the equal opportunity to use the e-learning device.
“After a session, we retrieved those materials for upgrading, repackaging and repair because it was obvious that some of these materials might have been damaged by the beneficiaries since they are not meant for keep by the students.
“In as much as it is a tablet that is meant for generation yet unborn, there is need for both government and the students to see it as a valuable assets needed to be carefully preserved and protected.
“Its use is mainly for students who are successfully promoted to SSS 3 class and these electronic device would be used for West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), National Examination Council Examination (NECO), and Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME)”.
On the significant impact of Opon Imo since its introduction, Governor Aregbesola said since the advent of the electronic gadgets, the performance of students across the state had tremendously improved in terms of results and academic prizes.
He said, “When you look at the status of our education in terms of our students WAEC results, academic accolades and performances in the past before the advent of ‘Opon Imo’ by juxtaposing it with the current situation in the education sector, there is no doubt in the fact that we have improved geometrically and purposefully.
“Our landmark achievements in education has been manifested in the quality of public school products.
“Spontaneous development has been recorded since the intervention of this technological initiative of our administration as our students results have improved through the academic tools being given to them, while their performances have been on the increase”.
The governor used the opportunity to charge the school principals of all the public schools in the state to convene meetings and interactive sections with parents on the need to assist their wards to properly protect and preserve the device given to them.
Mr. Aregbesola added, “There is need for parents of our students to be properly oriented and enlightened on the carefully use of the Opon Imo because some students are very careless to the extent that they may misapply or misuse the device outside what it was meant for.
“The era whereby students can just misapply the opportunity given to them through tablets of knowledge has gone because there is a law enacted by the State House of Assembly prohibiting such act and whoever breaches it would face the consequences.
“Therefore, our parents must be properly schooled and enlightened on the good maintenance of this device. They must be guided on its better uses as they are expected to take it as an essential commodity, because it is not for students to keep, they will use it and pass it on to those behind them after graduation”.
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The Justice Elizabeth Kpojime Commission of Enquiry, which resumed sitting at the Makurdi High Court IV, yesterday heard that the Bureau for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs paid N18.7 billion, which was meant for primary school teachers’ salaries, into an unknown account at a major bank in Makurdi, the state capital.
Testifying before the panel, the bureau’s Permanent Secretary, Mr. Emmanuel Ikpe, could not give a satisfactory explanation on the owner of the bank account.
But he urged the panel to invite a former Special Adviser of the bureau during the period under investigation, Mr. Solomon Wombo, and a former Permanent Secretary, Mr. Asen Sambe, to give details on the bank account.
Ikpe said N1.8 billion monthly salaries of primary school teachers, owed between October 2013 and June 2014, was lodged in a fixed deposit account number 1017993231 with the bank.
The agency’s chief admitted that the bureau paid N18.7 billion between January and May, this year, into the unknown account at the Makurdi branch ofn the bank.
According to him, officials of the bank refused to give the bureau details of the account when its Director of Finance and Administration approached them.
When the panel demanded to know who from the bureau paid N4.6 billion in May and N5 billion in June, last year, among others, Ikpe said the then Accountant, Mr. Isaiah Ipevnor and the then Permanent Secretary, Mr. Sambe, who was the Accounting Officer, were in the best position to explain.
On why N3.4 million was paid monthly by the bureau to a contractor, Ameh Technology, Ikpe said the bureau entered a contractual agreement with the company for the supply and maintenance of generators in the 23 local government areas.
He recalled that since he became the Permanent Secretary, the money had not been paid to the contractor while the bureau was thinking of terminating the contract so that if any local government needed such service, it should request for it.
When the panel’s chairman demanded to know why Ashitech, Ashifood and Akpo Integrated Limited were paid between N40 million and N45 million monthly, the permanent secretary requested for time to enable him search the records and furnish the panel with details.
Justice Kpojime adjourned the sitting to enable Ikpe continue with his testimony today and next Thursday and to enable him tender some documents requested.
A Makurdi High Judge, Justice Ada Onum, had vacated the order obtained by former Governor Gabriel Suswam through an ex parte motion restraining the state government from probing his administration.
This paved the way for the commission to resume sitting.


Source: http://examhall.net/home/benue-probe-panel-uncovers-diversion-of-n18-7bn-teachers-salaries/

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