₦airaland Forum

Cancer is a global problem.Statistics from the Union for international cancer control (UICC),The American Cancer Socitety (ACS) and National Cancer Institute (NCI) shows that it accounts for morer deaths worldwide than Malaria,HIV/AIDs and Tuberculosis.There several cases of cancer,but 'm keenly interested in BREAST CANCER,Which is my HND thesis.

Two people are dragging razor blade.
It is the one who have his hand cut that will
release the razor blade.
The rivalry between Afenifere and Tinubu started
officially in 2002 shortly after Ige was killed. At a meeting(Prior to this period) in Ilejemeje Ekiti
(Ayo Fasnmi's home), Tinubu had sent his Deputy
Bucknor Akerele to represent him.
Bucknor was seen lamenting publicly in the
meeting saying "Mi o ki nse egbe Tinubu(I'm not
Tinubu's mate), he has no respect, he can't be giving me orders, imagine that little boy".....LOL.
Ayo Fasanmi was raged....he almost used his hands
to cover the mouth of Bucknor. He told her "you
are wrong. He is your boss, just like Awo was
Ajasin's boss.
This is not about age, this is leadership. He is your leader.
If you have issues that cannot be reconciled...just
resign.
If you continue like this, you will become history
like SLA..." Hmmmmm.
Many Afenifere leaders supported Bucknor because, they also said Tinubu was 'trying to tell us
what to do'. They eventually pushed Bucknor
to her political grave, though alive but unheard of
till date.
Afenifere started taking odd
decisions no matter how ridiculous just to ensure that they did not go to Tinubu direction.
It got to a stage that even if Tinubu describe them
as wise elders, they will still disagree and say they
are foolish toddlers!!! Lol.
Eventually, their stooge AD Chairman Akinfenwa
took AD far beyond the reach of Tinubu and sold it in cash to the PDP.....Tinubu was run out of the
party.
He formed AC. And AD suffered stroke, went into
coma and died in the hands of Afenifere and
Akinfenwa.
Since then if Tinubu goes right, Afenifere will go left and because Tinubu is always taking good
decision, Afenifere is always taking the opposite.
Afenifere agenda eventually changed from
protecting the Yoruba interest to bringing down
that little boy Tinubu.
It became an antagonist group whose sole aim is to take unexplainable vengeance!!!
In 2007, Afenifere had become an instrument of
retrogression in the hand of PDP working against
Fashola, Dipo Dina, they had earlier in 2003, joined
PDP to remove Bisi Akande as Osun Governor.
Till date, if you want to know what Afenifere will do, find out what Tinubu is doing
now, then the opposite is theirs. They are the
backers of Mimiko, Kashamu, Fayose, Omisore,
Agbaje and other notable die hard haters of
Tinubu.
What got GEJ attracted to Afenifere? Is it because he developed SW? No. GEJ did
nothing...as in NOTHING in the SW? If you see one
show me. Is it because GEJ love the SW? NO.
He hates SW with passion, OBJ brought him to
power, he jilted him, he marginalised the SW
glaringly and empower the 'abiipabes' in the land. So what was the attraction? Their only
hope of bringing down Tinubu politically and may
be, physically too, was in GEJ.
If GEJ can destroy Tinubu, Yoruba need not more
than that!!! And they started following GEJ
around....the respect they never gave Ige, OBJ or Tinubu was rolled in one and handed over to the
world renowned clueless omugo that ever come
to power in the world. ...GEJ!!! Shame on you
Afenifere.
Let us assume in 2015, Tinubu supported GEJ and
Afenifere supported Buhari. And now Buhari had given Yoruba sons/daughters, Awolowo in law VP,
and many other huge position of responsibilities.
Tinubu would have been persuaded to accept the
winner!!! Only a foolish
man will get to the end of a road and still knock his
head on the wall!!! The reversal is the case today, and Envy has lost completely.
Afenifere have lost every single goodwill it brought
to politics in 1999!!! Envy and overbearing have
brought their pride to shambles.
They exist no more apart from in the book of
history!!! Tinubu has proved to the Yoruba people that his struggle since 2003 is not for himself but
for them... he has given them many soldiers, he has
told the world that for every Fayose or Omisore or
Koro, there are great ones like Fashola, Fayemi,
Aregbesola, Osinbajo.....For every talkative like FFK,
there is always an eloquent Gbajabiamila, intelligent Lai Mohammed.
For every Obada, Jumoke etc, there is an Adeosun,
a Dabiri...... Yorubas are not a thug generation.
We are Omoluabis.....We are Afenifere!!!!!
Afenifere must do a press conference admitting
their errors and commending the hero BOLA AHMED TINUBU for taking Yoruba to the center even as
Opposition Leader without being a PDP man for one
day.....without compromising the
stand and ideals of opposition politics as taught us
by Obafemi Awolowo.......
The fight should be over now, the loser is known and we know the winner. ... Afenifere lost.....Tinubu
wins. That is Eledua for you... He gives victory to
those who deserve it.
Longlive Jagaban... Longlive our Pride.....May you
live long and in good health, more wisdom,
prosperity, more victories, more joy and happiness.

Credit-one ayekooto

TonyeBarcanista:
Every year government pay hundreds of billions to oil marketers to subsidise the pump price of premium motor spirit(petrol/fuel) so that you and I can be buying at a price lower than the open market price. What these marketers does is to fleece you and I by hoarding the product and force us to buy at much higher rate than even the open market price while still collecting billions on subsidy. What the government want to do is very simple; since open market price is estimated at N89-N90 per litre, they will no longer subsidise it(it's affordable). That means marketers will be competing among themselves to woo customers and we will experience less sabotage considering that nobody will want to lose their share in the market.

How will you benefit? Simple...
1. You will most likely never experience a situation of buying fuel at N3-N5 above the open market price.

2. The hundreds of billions giving to marketers annually will be channelled to productive ventures.

3. The issue of fuel hoarding may hardly arise.


Cc: Airforce1

Thanks for the enlightement.....
In addendum,Some of the so called politician turned overnight marketers will hire and take empty vessel to the government official involved and after those official have collected their own kick backs, all the neccessary document will be given out to such marketer which will invariably qualify them for payment of billions of our national resources for phantom/feign project well done!

TPAND:
When you answer a call the next thing you hear is this. Which is correct

1. Hello It's Me
2. Hello It's I

It's Me is the correct answer,what will determine your answer is the CASE in which ME and I falls i.e Subjective case or Objective case,
Since "Me" fall into subjective case,Me is the correct answer.

TUFIA.....Yoruba people will say: "Obinrin so wa nu Oni ohun ko ni ori oko (A woman who lacks manner scare and fumes prospective suitor/husband away)

He studied computer science..He was hilarious,fun to be with and loved by everyone during his schooling days...I forese the guy becoming a celebrity soon.

OP need to answer this.....SLS is currently on holy pilgrimage to Saudi arabia,how come will he still fix Nikkah on 25th of Sep when he's far away from home?

Even if you willingly allow them to cheat on you,they won't limit it to that,they'll also go to the the extent of meeting the lecturers behind you to rub their palm so as to score above you.
**SAY NO TO CHEATING**

This is real business unusuall, Infact 'm very gleeful.
The hapless Nigerians should be thanking their stars that our so called RULERS can be facing trial like unlike before.
BTW
APC- We want to eradicate corruption
PDP- Start with your member
APC- We'v started with Saraki
PDP- NO!...That's witch-hunting

I believe Nigerians must have spot their real enemy.

The Recommended Acts starting from first 10 days of
Dhul-Hijjah are as follows;
1. Prayer - It is highly recommended to perform the
obligatory acts at their prescribed times (as early as
possible) and to increase oneself in the
superogatory acts, for indeed, this is what brings a person closer to their Lord. The Messenger of Allah,
upon whom be peace, said:
"Upon you is to increase in your prostration to
Allah, for verily you do not prostrate to Allah with
even one prostration, except that He raises you in
degrees and decreases your sins because of it." [Reported by Muslim]
2. Fasting - This has been mentioned as one of the
acts of righteousness where Hanbada ibn Khalid
reports on the authority of his wife who reports
that some of the wives of the Prophet, peace be
upon him, said, "The Prophet, upon whom be peace, would fast on the ninth of Dhul-Hijjah, the
day of Ashura and three days in every
month." [Recorded by Ahmad, Abu Dawud, an-
Nisa'i and others]
Imam an-Nawawi said that fasting in these ten days
is extremely recommended.
3. Saying allahu akbar, la illaha illallah and
alhamdulillah - It is found in the aforementioned
narration of Ibn 'Umar:
"So increase yourselves in saying la illaha illallah,
allahu akbar and alhamdulillah."
Imam al-Bukhari, may Allah have mercy on him, said:
"Ibn 'Umar and Abu Hurayrah, may Allah be
pleased with them both, used to go out to the
markets in the ten days saying the takbir causing
the people to follow them in this action."
He also said: "'Umar ibn al-Khattab used to say the takbir in his
mimbar in Mina, whereupon the people of the
mosque hearing 'Umar, would start to say the
takbir as would the people in the markets until the
whole of Mina was locked in glorifying Allah."
Ibn 'Umar used to say the takbir in Mina during these ten days and after prayers, whilst on his bed,
in his tent, in his gathering and whilst walking.
What is recommended is to say the takbir aloud due
to the fact that 'Umar ibn al-Khattab, his son and
Abu Hurayrah used to do likewise, may Allah be
pleased with them all. Strive with us O Muslims in reviving this sunnah that
has become lost in these times and it was almost
forgotten, even amongst the people of
righteousness and goodness all of which is
unfortunately in opposition to what the best of
generations were upon (preserving and maintaining the supererogatory acts).
There are a number of ways of making takbir that
have been narrated by the companions and their
followers and from these ways is the following:
• Allahu akbar, allahu akbar, allahu akbar kabirun.
• Allahu akbar, allahu akbar, la ilaha illallah, wallahu akbar, wallahu akbar, wa lillahil hamd.
• Allahu akbar, allahu akbar, allahu akbar, la ilaha
illallah, wallahu akbar, allahu akbar wa lillahil
hamd.
4. Fasting on the day of 'Arafah - Fasting has been
affirmed on the day of 'Arafah, where it has been confirmed from the Prophet, peace be upon him,
that he said regarding fasting on the day of 'Arafah:
"Be content with the fact that Allah will expiate for
you your sins for the year before (the day of
'Arafah) and the year after (the day of 'Arafah)
." [Reported by Muslim] However, whoever is at 'Arafah as a pilgrim then
fasting is not expected of him, as the Prophet,
peace be upon him, stopped at 'Arafah to eat.
May the peace of Allah be upon his Prophet, the
family of the Prophet and all of his companions.

Cjrane2:
Oppression will make Buhari end up like quaddafi.
mark my words. Buhari will destroy Nigeria with intolerance.

Gadafi was a bad leader,Yet there was law and order during his reign as Lybia President.

Cjrane2:
Oppression will make Buhari end up like quaddafi.
mark my words. Buhari will destroy Nigeria with intolerance.

Gadafi was a bad leader,Yet there was law and order during his reign as Lybia President.

Cjrane2:
Oppression will make Buhari end up like quaddafi.
mark my words. Buhari will destroy Nigeria with intolerance.

Gadafi was a bad leader,Yet there was law and order during his reign as Lybia President.

Felicitations to her!



Don't end up your banking career up like that of Cecilia Ibru o

debbie:
These question and answer session sounds so easy and simple....trust me
But in reality it doesnt work like that.

Please who do you report a case whereby your company hasn't remitted your pension for over 6months now? I need answers because this is a pressing case at hand.

debbie:
These question and answer session sounds so easy and simple....trust me
But in reality it doesnt work like that.

Please who do you report a case whereby your company hasn't remitted your pension for over 6months now? I need answers because this is a pressing case at hand.

debbie:
These question and answer session sounds so easy and simple....trust me
But in reality it doesnt work like that.

Please who do you report a case whereby your company hasn't remitted your pension for over 6months now? I need answers because this is a pressing case at hand.

That's a very good question begging for answer.That is what lead to industrial action embarked upon by all Osun state lecturer for more than 2months now.

The fresh flowers alone reportedly gulped several millions
*Sob* In a clime where people live from hand to mouth...Oti da o!

Balarabe Musa can be perfectly be described as one of Why-ning Nigeriana...Apology to Prof Pius Adesanmi.

KHAYGOLD:
State of the living spring.

NO.State of the virtue!

aye9ice007:
Everytime I used to pray to God to please protect osun workers bcs they are suffering, most of them can not even afford three square meals cos most live on this salary. No natural resources, no company to increase osun's IGR, yet the little stipends they shld get at the end of the month is not there. As per the lecturer, I wish him quick recovery. Life drama indeed

There's abundant natural resources in Osun,but they 'r not utilised by present and past government due to over dependent on monthly stipends from federal government.

yoruba people will say "owo abu la fi n se abu lalejo"

[quote author=IbokUtoroh post=36377102][/quote]You must be a joker of the century...the man rich pass Dangote!

Thirty two-year old Lawal Ahmed is a Corporal in
115 Battalion of the Nigerian Army. The Funtua,
Katsina State-born soldier enlisted in the Nigerian
Army on 27 August, 2003, and served in 6
Battalion, Akwa-Ibom State, 1 Brigade Garrison,
Sokoto, as well as State Task Force (STF) Jos. His service number is 03/54/5867. On 22 April, 2014,
Lawal said he applied to the Chief of Army Staff for
voluntary discharge to enable him contest a seat in
the Katsina State House of Assembly, but that the
army turned down the application. He claims the
working conditions in the army is terrible, and has therefore decided to take his case to the media,
since, according to him, his employers won’t listen.
He spoke with Chuks Akunna Can you please start by introducing yourself and
why you are here?
My name is Corporal Lawal Ahmed of 115 battalion,
Northeast. I am 32 years from Funtua, Katsina State,
and attended Government Science Secondary
School, Paskari, Katsina State. I joined Nigerian Army on 27th August 2003. I was posted to 6
battalion Nigerian Army, Ibawa, Abak, Akwa Ibom
State and served from December 2003 to 2006. In
2007, I was promoted Lance Corporal and posted
to 1 Brigade Garrison, Sokoto. From there I was
taken to STF in Jos. Before STF, I received training at 1 Div, Kaduna. In 2011, I was promoted to the rank
of Corporal. Can you recall the names of some persons who
joined the army with you?
We were 30 boys, one girl – Ajaiyi Kemisola, she
was the only female among us, as private. Why are you here?
I decided to come to THISDAY to speak on the
terrible working conditions in the army. Are there no ways of channeling your grievances in
the army?
None. We are discouraged from asking questions.
Twice, I applied to leave the army to continue my
life as a normal human being, with dignity. On both
occasions they rejected my application. That is why I left. Isn’t that AWOL or desertion?
Call it anything. I am ready to sacrifice my life for the
betterment of the army. The conditions are terrible. Nigerian army chief, general Azubuike Ihejirika named as sponsor of Boko Haram terrorist organisation How?
Let me give one example. When we were taken to
STF, according to the brief of former Chief of Army
Staff- General (Azubuike) Ihejirika, we were to
spend six months. We ended up spending close to
four years without being changed and without explanations. You needed to see how tattered our
uniforms are, not to talk of the weapons. This is not
how armies operate in other countries. Like?
I was in Sudan in 2005, under the African Mission in
Darfur. I went there for peace keeping, as
protection force. How many of you went from Nigeria?
Actually, army headquarters garrison provided one
company, six batallion provided another company.
A company is made up of betweem 100 – 250
soldiers. My commander was Major H. M. Labo, I
don’t know his rank now in the army. My commander in the STF was S. A. Sangonuga, a
Yoruba. I don’t know his present rank. Which other officers did you remember?
We had Lt. Col. Olakola Micheal and Lt.Col.
Rasheedudin, my battalion commander. Why did you join the Army?
I joined the army to contribute to the growth of my
country. Not because you were looking for work?
No. However, sadly, right from the time I joined the
army, I began to see many wrong things. There I
saw people who served the Nigerian Army for 35
years and retired at a rank of Lance Corporal. This is
bad. You saw them where?
I saw them in 6 Battalion, I worked with them. How did they feel?
They felt terrible because their juniors, are always
ahead of them. Imagine someone that entered the
army in 1980 remaining a Lance Corporal and
someone who joined 20 years later rising to the
rank of Staff Sergent. How do you expect the Lance Corporal to feel!
From that moment, I began taking notes on the bad
things I felt should be addressed in the army. I
consider myself lucky to have reached the rank of
Corporal in about 13 years. Several soldiers in my
units had spent more years than me, and did not commit any offence, yet are Privates. What is your status? Are you still in the Nigerian
Army?
I am still in the service. I wrote on the 23 April,
2014, for voluntary discharge but the Army refused
to release me. What reason did they give?
None Who did you write to?
I wrote through my commanders to the chief of
army staff. Till date nothing has been heard of my
letter. My sector commander was Col. Olagunju. But
one soldier with whom I trained in Jaji told me that
the reason may be that the army is under-manned. You trained in Jaji?
Yes, we were over 800 soldiers. Some were turned
back due to medical reasons. Gen. Okoro, who was
Commander, Nigerian Army Infantry School,
addressed us that we were going to receive new
weapon training. I never saw any new weapon, apart from the weapon used in my unit. What kind of weapons?
A-K47, 60mm Commando Mortar and 10mm
mortar, even though nobody ever came to teach
me how to operate the mortar guns. The truth is
that most soldiers don’t know how to use such
weapons because they have never been taught. Why?
I don’t know. There was this funny incident when I
was in 1 Brigade, Sokoto. When our annual range
classification was conducted, my commander said
soldiers with motorcycles should assist those who
didn’t have to the range. Imagine the army didn’t provide a vehicle to take us there. My commander
at the time, in 2008, was Lt. Col. O. A. Dada. I don’t
know his rank now. Did you serve in the Northeast?
In 2014, I served in Gombi, Adamawa State. From
there we headed for Fella Junction, in the name of
going to see new weapon, but there was none. The
APCs we used were so old. At some point some
were used to tow-start the others. We didn’t have tanks. It was after spending three days with our
advance that we were able to borrow four new
APCs from another battalion. We didn’t have
communication. How did you operate without communication?
That was the problem. Something happened in
Fellatu Mia. Our soldiers were bringing food to us.
We thought they were Boko Haram terrorists and
opened fire on them. We had killed and injured
many before realising they were our troops. This was very sad. You mean field officers don’t have radios
communication?
Only battalion, company commanders and
administrative officers have Motorolla radios.
Company commander, company sergeant
supposed to have his own, but I don’t know if Nigerian government cannot provide or whether
they provide the money and the top officers divert
it. Couldn’t your people have at least used GSM
communication?
There was no GSM network there. I don’t think
Nigerian Army do tell the families what happened
to their loved ones because if they tell their families,
they will take action on it. I have never seen a country that will send soldiers to go and fight
without providing communication gadgets, only in
Nigeria. Can you tell us what day this attack occured?
No, I cannot remember the date because I lost my
war diary. But from Fella we start advancing on the
Miya -Fella road. At about 6:30pm, we ran into the
terrorists around Miya and we fired almost till day
break. Luckily, we overpowered them, and came back in the morning. Basically, our prayers served
us because with the weapon we used, I don’t think
we would have overpowered them. What weapon did boko haram use?
They were carrying very powerful weapons. In fact,
that was the first time of my seeing such weapons. What kind of weapon?
Very big anti-aircraft guns. See. When a soldier dies
in the army, the family will be in for a very hard life,
because after three months, Nigerian army will
block their salary. What happens thereafter?
Some families spend more than two, three years
chasing the dead soldier’s benefits. By right, the
army is supposed to show love to the deceased
soldier’s family to get their benefit. In most cases,
the families spend all they have following up. When they run out of cash, they will abandon the money
and some people will convert the money to
personal use, leaving the families to suffer. How true is this claim?
If you have any soldier from the rank of warrant
officer down to private, call ask them, because if I
give you any number, you might think I
collaborated with the person. You are a journalist.
Go and investigate. Tell us how Boko Haram usually ambush soldiers.
The usual method is to push cows to us. They get
over 100 cows and push them to us. In the
confusion, they launch their attack. How they get
the cows is what baffles us. Maybe they are stolen
cows. And most times, our soldiers abandon their weapons and run. Some get killed. The problem
isn’t helped by godfathers in the army. Very often
you see soldiers and officers boasting that they are
sons or relations of this General, as if Nigerian Army
belongs to them. Maybe. From your presentation, you seem to be very
educated. Are you a graduate?
I am a school certificate holder. The army only allow
people with godfathers to go for further studies.
For people like us with none, you remain a Private
all your life. I served twelve years without going for any course. And in Nigerian army, if an officer
passes out from NDA, either regular or short
service, the army are the one to nominate him to
course, but we, other ranks, they think we are
slaves to them. One should think it is in the best
interest of the Nigerian Army to train their soldiers, but the Nigerian Army will block you from going on
course so that you remain blind, not knowing
much about your profession. Why do you say that?
The officers love the status quo. They are afraid of
you challenging them on what you might end up
learning from the courses, so they rather you
remained with zero knowledge. Our officers drum it
in our ears that, as human beings, we have no rights, only privileges. And many soldiers have
come to believe this. I disagree with them because I
know that I am first a human being before
becoming a soldier. Since I joined army, nobody
ever showed me the terms and conditions of
service, to read, to know what and what and where I will find my right. We don’t know what the Armed
Forces Act says. All we know is when you commit,
your superior will give directive to the clerk to
prepare your charge. This is serious.
It is more serious than you think. When I was at
Eket, Exxon Mobil, the company trained us directly.
mobile trained us directly. I was an orderly to a
white man, and there was this day in 2005 I asked
him, “why are you paying your staff overtime and leaving us with just N15,000 each month?’
Apparently, my question jolted him. He told me he
was paying my Commander N90,000 for me and
that I should not ask for any other over time.
Imagine! Means my Commander had been
pocketing N75,000 in my name. Multiply that times the number of soldiers under him and get an idea
of how much he was making in our names. When I
complained, my Commander responded by
withdrawing me. Other soldiers accused me of
‘sabi-sabi”. They don’t care if their rights are
trampled on, they just want to get by. As a Corporal, my monthly pay is N57,000, that is less than
N2,000 a day. On the other hand, a Cadet, Termer 1,
what you call Year 1 in the university collects
N60,000 a month. He is collecting more salary than
me. A Termer 5 or final year student in NDA earns
almost twice what a Warrant Officer, who has put in more than 25 years in service earns. Don’t forget
that the WO has a family and children in higher
institutions. This is a very unjust system. Now, we have a new Commander-In-Chief, who
happens to be from Katsina, your home state. Since
Buhari took office, Boko Haram appear to have
stepped up its activities. What is your recipe for
ending insurgency in Nigeria?
My advice to Mr. President is to retire all officers from the rank of Brigadier General. They have no use in
Nigerian Army, because all of them have been
feeding fat from the insurgency and it won’t be in
their best interest to end it. If President Buhari will
take my advice, let him look for a very capable
Lieutenant Colonel and appoint Chief of Army Staff. Afterall, Gowon, I think, became Chief of Army Staff
as Lt. Colonel. Several officers- Usman Katsina,
Obasanjo, Benjamin Adekunle and others- were
GOCS as Lt. Colonels and performed excellently well.
What rank was Ojukwu when he led Biafra to war?
Most of the Generals we have today have so politicized the military that there is little room for
professionalism. They are businessmen and want
to compete with the Dangotes and Ibrus. Let Buhari
begin by flushing them out.
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Former President Olusegun Obasanjo, has 21
children and though he listed the names in his
recent controversial book, My Watch, he did not
mention their mothers. However findings by ENCOMIUM Weekly revealed
the mothers of these children and other women
that had dalliances with the two-time president of
the country.
The mothers of the children include…
MRS. OLUREMI OBASANJO, his first wife, who he married on Saturday, June 22, 1963, at Camberwell
Green Registry, South East London. She was just 21.
Mrs. Oluremi Obasanjo is the mother of six of the 21
children of the former president.
They are Senator Iyabo Obasanjo, Busola Obasanjo,
; Olusegun Obasanjo, the first son, ; Olugbenga Obasanjo, Enitan Obasanjo, and Damilola Obasanjo,
the last of the woman’s children who was born in
1982.
MRS. STELLA OBASANJO, the late former First Lady
died on Sunday, October 23, 2005, in Spain after a
failed tummy tuck surgery. She had only a child, Olumuyiwa Obasanjo, who was born in 1977, for
the former president.
GOLD ORUH, a former director at Nigerian Television
Authority (NTA), who met the former president as a
reporter during the civil war in Port Harcourt, Rivers
State. She had two children for him. Her children are Funke and Seun Obasanjo.
MRS. TAIWO OBASANJO, is the twin sister of Mr.
Kenny Martins, the politician and former Chairman
of Police Equipment Fund. She also has two children
for the former president. One of her children is
Esther Olubunmi Obasanjo who got married in August 2010.
Mrs. Taiwo Obasanjo has since reverted to her
maiden name, Martins. Since her secret dalliance
with late Godwin Daboh became public knowledge,
the former president distanced himself from her.
Late MRS. LYNDA OBASANJO, nee Soares, was another woman who had children for Chief
Olusegun Obasanjo. She was said to have had two
children for him before she was killed on February
14, 1987, in daylight by armed robbers. She was
45. We really don’t know the names of her two
children among the 21 children. Her cousin, Priscilla Soares was later made MD, Nicon by Obasanjo.
MRS. MABEL OKOSODE OBASANJO is another woman
who has children for the former army general. We,
however, don’t know how many children she has
for him and their names.
MRS. TITILAYO OBASANJO, is another woman who has a child or children for the old man.
COL. ADEBOYE OBASANJO, mother’s name is not
known. But according to Mrs. Oluremi Obasanjo in
her book, Bitter Sweet My Life with Obasanjo, she is
a mother of two and a divorcee brought to the
former general by one of his aunts who lives in Arigbajo, Ogun State, when she (Remi) was chased
out of their Ikoyi (Lagos) matrimonial home for
challenging his (Obasanjo) philandering.
KOFOWOROLA MOJISOLA OBASANJO, who got
married to Peter Kenneth Blackshire, a British
Baptist minister in 2002, shares the same mother with Tunde Baiyewu, the British singer of Nigerian
descent. Tunde Baiyewu’s mother lost her husband
and relocated to Nigeria with her two children. She
met Obasanjo who was still an officer in the army.
Their dalliance produced Kofo Obasanjo.
MRS. BOLA OBASANJO, is the woman that is presently living with Chief Obasanjo. She also has a
child for him called Funsho Obasanjo. The woman
was formerly based in London, but had to relocate
to Nigeria to be his resident wife.
There are other women in Chief Olusegun
Obasanjo’s life though they did not have children for him.
HIS OTHER WOMEN:
MRS. MOWO SOFOWORA, a lace fabric merchant and a
married woman started dating him as far back as
1973, when Obasanjo was a Lt. Col. in the army.
Mrs. Oluremi Obasanjo mentioned Mrs. Mowo Sofowora as one of the women who caused
problems in her marriage. She was said to be older
than Obasanjo.
MRS. LABO SALAKO, the wife of late Captain Salako,
who died in 1972, at Argungu in a motor accident.
Late Captain Salako was Obasanjo’s mate in London. After the death of her husband, she
moved in with the Obasanjos at their Ikoyi (Lagos)
residence on the advice of Obasanjo and the wife,
Remi, acquiesced with her husband. But before the
wife knew what was going on, Labo was already
having a rollicking affair with her husband. To make matters worse, she wrote Obasanjo a letter
in which she advised him to divorce his wife, Remi.
Remi got hold of the letter and made several
photocopies and sent them to friends and relations.
This was what led to Remi’s departure from her
matrimonial home for several months. The story is in Mrs. Oluremi Obasanjo’s book, Bitter-Sweet.
MRS. LAMIDE ADEGBENRO is the wife of Chief Niyi
Adegbenro, the former Commissioner for
Agriculture in Ogun State and a kinsman of Chief
Obasanjo.
Lamide Adegbenro, who should be in her 60s now was also mentioned by Mrs. Oluremi Obasanjo in
her book as one of the many mistresses of her
husband.
Former Vice President, Abubakar Atiku also
mentioned her during his face-off with Obasanjo
that she got a gift of a brand new Peugeot 607 and $110,000 that was paid into her NATWEST Bank, UK
account in 2003, by Otunba Fasawe.
MRS. ALO, a former Vice Principal of Queens College,
Yaba, Lagos, was also alleged to be a mistress of
Chief Olusegun Obasanjo.
Mrs. Alo was the Vice Principal of Queens College when Iyabo Obasanjo was a student there. So, the
day Iyabo saw her in a swimming trunk at her
father’s swimming pool in Ota Farm, Ogun State, she
nearly assaulted her if not for her mother’s
intervention.
Mrs. Alo, we gathered is still very close to Chief Olusegun Obasanjo as she is a member of the board
of directors of Obasanjo’s school, The Bells.
THE PRINCESS, A princess of Lagos, who is a lover of
white apparels was also said to have been
romantically involved with the former president
immediately after the death of late First Lady, Mrs. Stella Obasanjo.
In fact, the rumour mill had it that she virtually took
over the president’s private life when the First Lady
died and was positioning herself as the former
president’s wife before one of the children, Funke
openly told her she was not welcomed in the family.
It was in order to wave off the influence of the
princess in their father’s life that the children came
together to impress on him to marry another
woman.
It was this pressure that brought about Mama Funsho, Mrs. Bola Obasanjo relocating from London
to Nigeria as his official wife.
May God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

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