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“My husband and I used to spend the money that I was collecting from the father of my first child.
“On some occasions, he would ask me to tell the man that his child needed to buy some things which were not true

9jatatafo:
The woman just take am like say na contract. She go dry that man up. Shuooo. Make she nor use kpekus kpai that man. Even the vj get metre this kind woman go adjust the meter so that e nor go dey read.

maggilove:
You are at fault my dear, why didn't u shout out before all this was happening. Stop it and ask God for forgiveness of sins.

9jatatafo:
When two people are telling lies, the truth will be hard to know. The woman sef like shinning her congo oo

OCHOdee:
And the man still dey ride keke If you know what I mean...

“Starting from today, you cease to be addressed as husband and wife. You shall go your separate ways unmolested.”
“The pastor shall pay the sum of N30,000 to the wife to enable her to start a business to keep body and soul together.”
With the above ruling, Joseph Adewusi, president of Orile-Agege Customary Court in Lagos dissolved the four-year-old marriage of Pastor Segun Fasina and his wife, Abosede.
The petitioner, Pastor Fasina, had filed the suit on March 12, seeking dissolution of their marriage over his wife’s alleged infidelity.
A resident of No.4 Moses Street, Alagba, Orile-Agege, Pastor Fasina told the court that Abosede had lost her sense of dignity and was now smoking and consuming alcohol.
The pastor also said that his wife was troublesome and a gossip. “My wife, Abosede, possesses all the bad habits one can think of. She was accused of stealing a phone in our house. I believe she actually stole it because of her behaviour. She goes to other co-tenants’ apartments to gossip.
“And whenever there is any fight in the house, my wife’s name is always mentioned. As a pastor, I have prayed for her deliverance from the evil acts but my effort was in vain. Since the marriage is childless, we owe each other nothing. So, I want the court to dissolve the union.”
But Abosede, 30, denied the allegations. She said, “My husband is adulterous. He counsels his church members at home, and I discovered that most of them are ladies. He was inside the room counselling a woman when I dashed in. But to my surprise, my husband and the woman were both naked in our bed.
“My husband beat me and threw me out of the house. When I reported the case to his father, the man said I should not disturb his son. I am not a drunk. My husband saw me with alcohol that was meant to cleanse my stomach so that I could get pregnant,” she said.
While ruling, the magistrate said the marriage had broken up irreparably.

While responding, the wife, Yetunde Adedoyin, 35, a trader, told the court that her husband wanted the marriage dissolved because she stopped giving him money she got from her previous marriage.

Yetunde told the court that she had aborted five times for her present husband alleging that he was always using the blood for his personal sanctification.

FROM CHUKS ONUOHA, UMUAHIA.

Abia State govern­ment was con­spicuously absent yesterday at Ngo­do Isuochi, Umunneochi Local Government Area, the country home of one of the departed great Igbo sons, distinguished Sena­tor Uche Chukwumerije .

The Special Assistant to Governor Theodore Orji on Political Matters, Chief Ama Abraham, said that Chuk­wumerije’s family did not carry the government along with their burial arrange­ment.

However, an impeccable government source told Sat­urday Sun that the major reason why the government was absent at the burial was because they alleged that Chukwumerije was a secret member of APGA, who part­ly funded APGA campaigns. Our source further said that the government considers such as, anti-party activity and so resolved not to get in­volved in his burial.

“They would not come, even if they had been invited, it is sad that this government also extended their hatred to the dead”, the anonymous government source told Sat­urday Sun in Umuahia.

Late Chukwumereije rep­resented Abia North in the Senate .

The Prelate of the Meth­odist Church of Nigeria, His Eminence, Dr. Samuel Uche, in his sermon titled, “Judgement”, at the Wesley Cathedral, Ngodo, described the late senator as a man who prepared for death by recon­ciling with members of his family six days to his death, unlike many who die unpre­pared, saying that every ac­tion of man shall be judged by the all seeing God.

“He condemned corrup­tion and urged Nigerians to be united against it, saying that it has so permeated the society that everywhere from home to offices and church­es, corruption has taken over. He said a situation where National Assembly mem­bers were paid N300million without projects to show for it. The prelate commended President Jonathan for con­ceding defeat, which he said was an answer to the prayer of the church for peace in the country . He called on the President –elect, General Mohammadu Buhari, to en­sure that the change prom­ised is actualised. “It beats my imagination how a sena­tor can take home N300mil­lion; its stealing. You should slash every salary by half, so that we can reduce unem­ployment in Nigeria.

“We not only have armed robbers, we also have pen robbers at the state and na­tional levels; if you continue like this one day there will be a revolution and you will stand at judgment seat of God,” the Prelate said.

He said further that late Chukwumereije built the Wesley Cathedral to lift the financial burden off the members of the church, de­scribing him as gentle, ami­able, accessible and a team player.

Prelate Uche reminded the people that hell was real and urged them to mend their ways before it was too late.

Senate President, Senator David Mark in his remark , said that the red chamber would miss late Chukwu­mereije.

He described his death as a big loss, stating that the valedictory session held in his honour last Wednes­day was unusually attended by about 85 senators at a time the senate has not re­corded up to 80 members in attendance.”He was a par­liamentarian per excellence,” Mark said.

First son of Chuk­wumerije, Mr. Che Chika Chukwumereije,in his trib­ute described his late father as the best father, saying it was the height of fulfilment for a man who rose to the highest echelons of the Biaf­ran struggle to repeat the feat many years later in the Nige­rian government. He said this was a testament of his per­sonal qualities and commit­ment to public service. All Progressive Grand Alliance candidate in 2015 governor­ship election in Abia State , Dr Alex Otti said the death of Sen. Chukwumerije has left a vacuum that will take ages to fill in the socio-political land­scape of the Igbo nation, nay Nigeria.

chiedu7:

Funny when na Igbo person everybody go begin curse Igbo people.

wetin u don talk?

chiedu7:
[s]If na Igbo person, dem for don dey curse all igbo people.
saying "Igbo this, Igbo that".
Now we no hear one word of ein tribe
[/s]

blueto:
until they get married .

ebohstepn:
gb

ebohstepn:
g

Bonapart:
Granted for bail and adjourned in every rape case....
Death penalty is what am begging for to save our mothers of tomorrow from being defiled... who's with me on this?

klodike:
Yes sir they are.

A mob in Argungu town of Kebbi state burn​ed an elderly woman to death, after accusing her of witchcraft, the Hausa service of the BBC is reporting.
The state commissioner of Police, Danladi Mshelbwala who confirmed the incident, said the command has already launched an investigation into the act.
Although the full name of the woman was not revealed, the report said people in the town were accusing the lady of going from “House to House in the name of begging to snatch their souls”.
Mr. Mshelbwala was also quoted as saying that his officers only met the burnt remains of the old woman by the time they arrived after receiving information about the ​attack​.
He said the command would take all action necessary ​under​ the law.

klodike:
Why did they vote the rascal in

A senior civil servant in the Obokun Local Government Area of Osun State, Mr. Ojo Owolabi, has attempted to end his life by drinking a large quantity of insecticide.

It was learnt that Owolabi took the action because of his inability to feed his family due to the failure of the state government to pay salaries.

Civil servants in the state have not been paid their salaries in the last six months.

Our correspondent gathered that the incident which happened at Owolabi’s residence last Saturday caused pandemonium in the neighborhood.

Our correspondent gathered on Thursday that Owolabi, who is a sanitary officer at the council was receiving treatment at a hospital.

A source close to Owolabi said he became frustrated as a result of his inability to meet his family’s needs.

The source said, “Baba Ibeji ( Owolabi) drank herbicide. He was frustrated because he has been unable to feed himself and other members of his family.

“You are aware that the state government has not paid workers for some months now. I think he just lost hope and decided to take his life by drinking Gramoxone.

“Members of his family rushed him to a hospital in Ile Ife, where he was admitted. We are praying that he survives it.”

Owolabi’s wife and children were said to have relocated from their apartment and could not be reached for comment.

The Chairman of Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees, Mr. David Owoeye, tacitly confirmed the incident to our correspondent on the telephone.

Owoeye said, “Has the news spread to you? We don’t want to make it public so that it will not embarrass the family.”

A factional Chairman of the Nigeria Labour Congress, Mr. Gambi Yusuf, said the unpaid salaries had caused the workers untold hardship.

Yusuf said, “Anybody who is not paid for six months is a walking corpse. What do you expect him to eat? Even if the workers can fast, won’t they break their fast?

“How do you expect them to feed their children?

“The government of the day should be more serious about workers’ welfare.

“We are appealing to the government to pay workers because workers deserve their wages.”

The Director of the state Bureau of Communication, Semiu Okanlawon, said, “I am not aware of the incident and I don’t see the nexus between a man drinking poison and when the government will pay workers’ salaries.”

The state police spokesperson, Folasade Odoro, could not be reached on the telephone. She had also yet to reply to a text message sent to her phone.