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THE INFIDELITY ECONOMY IN NIGERIA If married men become "responsible" overnight, millions of Nigerian young women and their families would slip into abject poverty. They have seen young women through university, established businesses, employed, sponsored them abroad for studies, immigration or vacation and empowered them in return for sexual gratification. The "infidelity economy" in Nigeria is worth billions of dollars and creates jobs and livelihoods for millions. Though wives often wail about their husband's infidelity, ironically, women have been the greatest beneficiaries of men's infidelity. Some women date multiple married men and they live like Princesses, using high-end cars, live in luxury apartments etc., without a real job. Some have 9-5 jobs as camouflages but married men are their real benefactors. Some husbands get jobs, contracts or other opportunities without realizing that it was their wives' married ex's or current dates that made it happen. Many women who are now married today, benefited immensely from dating married men, they know all the tricks involved and so, they fight and even risk their lives, trying to prevent their husbands from having affairs because these affairs are amongst other risks, financially draining. They know! Married men have done more for young women than their fathers/mothers or in some cases, husbands and the government. |
So Tinubu is back from Benin Republic? |
Earlier thread: https://www.nairaland.com/6814367/bamise-elizabeth-ajetunmobi-antigua-barbuda A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos State has ordered the remand of Bamishe Ajetunmobi, a Ponzi Scheme Operator, who has been on the run since 2021, over alleged N7.5 billion fraud. Justice Chukwuejekwu Aneke, remanded the Ponzi Scheme Operator, after he pleaded not guilty to 12 counts charge made against him by the men of Force Criminal Investigation Department Force CID (Annex) Alagbon-Ikoyi, Lagos. Arraigning the defendant, the prosecution counsel Morufu Animashaun, a legal office in the Force CIID, annex, Alagbon-Ikoyi, told the defendant conspired with his wife, Elizabeth Ajetunmobi, who is now at large, and their company, Imaging Global Solutions Limited, committed the offences something in February 2021. Animashaun told the court that the defendant and his wife had lured the fraud victims with 10 percent returns on investment (ROI), to commit the offences. Among those allegedly defrauded by the defendant and the sums received from them includes: Mr. Olawale Lawal, N1.5 billion; Mrs. Kate Omu, N500 million, Mr. Erhi Catherine Ojoboh, N2 billion, and Mr. Abioye Idris, N3.5 billion. The prosecutor told the court that the offences committed by the defendant contravened sections 8 (a), 1(a)(c) and 1 (2) of the Advance Fee fraud and other Fraud related Offences Act, 2006 and punishable under Section I (3) of the same Act. He also told the court that the offences are contrary to section 383 of the Criminal Code Cap C38 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004 and punishable under Section 390 (a) of the same. Prior to his arraignment, the prosecutor told the charge against the defendant was filed in 2022, and that when the defendant came elusive, the police secured a warrant of arrest from the court. He told the court that the defendant was however arrested by International Police (Interpol) at Ivory Coast, this year. Animashaun, by oral application, urged the court to strike out the name of the defendant's wife from the charge, so that the defendant arraignment can go on. Following the submission made by the prosecutor, Justice Aneke struck out the name of the defendant's wife from the charge, and ordered that the charge be ready to the defendant. The defendant however, pleaded not guilty to the 12 counts charge, when they were read to him. The defendant was not represented by any lawyer. Following defendant's not guilty plea, the the prosecutor asked the court for a trial date. He also urged the court to remand him in the custody of the Nigerian Correctional Services (NCoS) till the determination of the charges against him. Consequently, Justice Aneke ordered that the defendant be remanded at the Nigerian Correctional Services centre, Ikoyi and adjourned the case to November 29, fo trial. https://saharareporters.com/2023/07/07/court-remands-runaway-ponzi-scheme-operator-ajetunmobi-over-n75billion-alleged-fraud |
Absuchat:We raised every Igbo that matters in history with our Ewedu soup. Ojukwu's father arrived in Lagos when he was 26 years old. He raised Ojukwu a Lagos boy. Ekwueme attended Kings College and was developed eating Ewedu. Chinua Achebe and the Okigbo brothers were raised and developed in Ibadan eating Ewedu and Gbegiri. Emeka Anyaoku's wife prepared Yoruba ewedu for him everyday as a Yoruba woman to develop his brain, that is why he is different from Nnamdi Cownu and Simon Ekpa. Ngozi Okonjo-Iwealla was raised with our Ewedu and gbegiri going to school at St. Annes Ibadan. Just like we raised her father in Ibadan. You see most Igbo with anything to show were raised with our Ewedu. |
Press Release issued in 1980 by the defunct NIGERIAN STUDENTS LOAN BOARD containing the particulars of defaulters who gave false addresses and non existent guarantors to the Board when they were students for the purpose of obtaining loan. The people on the list are today's grandfathers/mothers. Awon agba YAHOO!
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Epistasis:CBN has made a denial. They accused Daily Trust Newspaper, the purveyor of the fake news of creating panic. |
Nigeria's last goal in a competitive match was also from a penalty kick in the 2nd leg of the match against Ghana in the 2022 World Cup qualfier. |
Not true.In 2011, he supported GEJ and GEJ won. |
18 LGs habe been released. Remaining only Ojo and Alimosho. APC is leading by 11,690 votes
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The collation officer said she wants to go bed. She will be back by 10am to announce the 2 LGs remaining; Ojo and Alimosho. |
APC still leading by 11,690 votes
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Obi cleared Oshodi Isolo massively LP = 51,020 APC = 27,181 APC still leading by 11,690 votes |
Mushin LG APC = 40,876 LP = 23,066 |
Ajeromi Ifelodun LG is the 16th LG to be announced LP = 35,663 APC = 25,938 |
Results of only 5LGs left in Lagos It is being televised on Channels TV from the collation centre. I am not fabricating results. |
APC now leading by 27,444 votes in Lagos |
Apapa LG also goes tthe way of APC. APC =15,471 LP = 7,566 PDP = 2,997 |
Ifako Ijaiye and Surulere are now in Ifako Ijaiye LG APC - 30,756 LP- 25,437 PDP - 3,258 Surulere LG APC - 39,002 Labour - 36,923 PDP- 2,651 |
So far in Lagos, APC won 7LGs while Labour won 5. APC = 306,504 LP = 294,363 APC is leading by 12,141 votes
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basilo102:Lagos Isaland, APC had 27,760 while had LP had 3,058 |
IgOga:You are right. Ikorodu was 28,000 plus for Labour. Still a far distance to APC's 50k plus |
dustmalik:Yes Labour Party won the three LGs that have just been announced i.e Somolu, Eti Osa and Kosofe. Their winnings there cannot erase the gaps created in Ikorodu where APC recorded 50 thousand plus votes while Labour had 3 thousand plus. In Agege, APC had 29 thousand plus, Labour had 13 thousand plus. In Bdadagry APC had 31 thousand plus while Labour had 10 thousand plus. In Lagos Isaland, APC had APC – 27,760 while had LP – 3,058 |
A Lagos High Court sitting in Ikeja, yesterday, sentenced a 41-year-old teacher, Chukwu Ndubuisi, to life imprisonment for defiling a six-year-old pupil of Mind Builders School, Lagos. Justice Sedoten Ogunsanya sentenced Ndubuisi after finding him guilty of a one-count charge of child defilement filed against him by the Lagos State government. The judge, who held that the prosecution had proved his case against the defendant beyond reasonable doubt, said the quality of evidence against the defendant was compelling. Justice Ogunsanya held that the defendant usually sent the survivor’s friend to call her and that the first time the defendant defiled her was in the female toilet, adding that the second time was in the art room. The judge said the survivor told the court that when the defendant is finished, he would clean up the survivor with tissue paper. The court noted that the defendant had unhindered access to the child and defiled her several times. Justice Ogunsanya discountenanced the evidence of two prosecution witnesses who are medical doctors for being contradictory, pointing out that they did not come as expert witnesses. The court held that the account of the survivor and that of her mother was uncontroverted, and corroborated each other. The judge also dismissed the submission by defence witnesses that the incident was not recorded on the school’s CCTV. She upheld the result of the test conducted at the Mirabel Centre, which showed that the survivor had torn hymen and reddish vulva and that there was evidence of forceful penetration.She therefore convicted the defendant as charged. The defendant’s counsel, Mr. O.C. Olagunju, who pleaded with the court to temper justice with mercy, prayed that no case of improper behaviour has ever been brought against the defendant nor had he any case at any police station until this case. But the prosecuting counsel, Mr. Jubril Kareem argued that the law under which the defendant was charged does not give the court any discretion. He urged the court to impose the mandatory sentence stipulated in the law. Justice Ogunsanya subsequently sentenced the defendant to life imprisonment. The convict (Ndubuisi) was the art teacher of the school as at June 2016 when the offence was committed. He was arrested and initially arraigned before Ogudu Magistrate Court on a charge of forceful penetration. He pleaded not guilty before his case was later transferred to High Court before Justice Ogunsanya, following advice by the Director of Public Prosecutions ( DPP). The matter was later taken up by the State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency (DSVA). SOURCE: https://guardian.ng/news/court-sentences-lagos-teacher-to-life-jail-for-defiling-school-pupil/ |
Court sentences Lagos teacher to life jail for defiling school pupil A Lagos High Court sitting in Ikeja, yesterday, sentenced a 41-year-old teacher, Chukwu Ndubuisi, to life imprisonment for defiling a six-year-old pupil of Mind Builders School, Lagos Justice Sedoten Ogunsanya sentenced Ndubuisi after finding him guilty of a one-count charge of child defilement filed against him by the Lagos State government. The judge, who held that the prosecution had proved his case against the defendant beyond reasonable doubt, said the quality of evidence against the defendant was compelling. Justice Ogunsanya held that the defendant usually sent the survivor’s friend to call her and that the first time the defendant defiled her was in the female toilet, adding that the second time was in the art room. The judge said the survivor told the court that when the defendant is finished, he would clean up the survivor with tissue paper. The court noted that the defendant had unhindered access to the child and defiled her several times. Justice Ogunsanya discountenanced the evidence of two prosecution witnesses who are medical doctors for being contradictory, pointing out that they did not come as expert witnesses. The court held that the account of the survivor and that of her mother was uncontroverted, and corroborated each other. The judge also dismissed the submission by defence witnesses that the incident was not recorded on the school’s CCTV. She upheld the result of the test conducted at the Mirabel Centre, which showed that the survivor had torn hymen and reddish vulva and that there was evidence of forceful penetration.She therefore convicted the defendant as charged. The defendant’s counsel, Mr. O.C. Olagunju, who pleaded with the court to temper justice with mercy, prayed that no case of improper behaviour has ever been brought against the defendant nor had he any case at any police station until this case. But the prosecuting counsel, Mr. Jubril Kareem argued that the law under which the defendant was charged does not give the court any discretion. He urged the court to impose the mandatory sentence stipulated in the law. Justice Ogunsanya subsequently sentenced the defendant to life imprisonment. The convict (Ndubuisi) was the art teacher of the school as at June 2016 when the offence was committed. He was arrested and initially arraigned before Ogudu Magistrate Court on a charge of forceful penetration. He pleaded not guilty before his case was later transferred to High Court before Justice Ogunsanya, following advice by the Director of Public Prosecutions ( DPP). The matter was later taken up by the State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency (DSVA). https://guardian.ng/news/court-sentences-lagos-teacher-to-life-jail-for-defiling-school-pupil/ |
Newton2024:Peter Obi governed Anambra for 8years... Where is his deputy governor? His Commissioners? His Special Advisers? How come not even one of them campaigns with and for him? People who knows Obi best avoid him. You who don't know him at all carry and you carry Obi matter on your head..... Fake Statistics and figures here and there. Lazy People following Losers Party.... Your Secretariat dey Onitsha bridge. |
Today was Obi’s last rally. He should have held the rally in Anambra that will give the world the chance to see the miracle he claimed to have done in Anambra. Peter Obi and his ObiDENTs should have danced from Agulu his home town to Awka or Onitsha to pepper us with the massive achievements of Obi. But Obi knowing the whole world will see erosion infested Anambra dodged that ample opportunity. The loser decided to use Tinubu’s Lagos to do his final campaign, if shamelessness was a person. No wonder the mediocre couldn’t live in Anambra after his tenure, he ran to Lagos that a Governor like him developed. Ask Peter Obi what is his achievement, with that his screeching voice he will say I built this and that in Anambra.. Mumu you made Anambra heaven yet ran to ikoyi, bought a house there and living the big boy life… Any man that can’t use what he is selling shouldn’t be taken seriously, you did magic in Anambra yet since after your tenure you can’t spend more than 2weeks in your erosion and crime infested Anambra. We the look you, few weeks time we will end your clownish ambition. |
Nigeria's Kelechi Iheanacho is the first player to score a goal awarded by a video assistant referee (VAR) in competitive English football as Leicester beat Fleetwood Town 2–0 in the FA Cup third-round replay on 16 January 2018. Referee Jon Moss initially disallowed the goal for offside but he consulted with video official Mike Jones, who told him Nathan Pond's trailing foot was keeping Iheanacho onside. The goal was awarded 67 seconds after it hit the back of the net. |
The only player in European footballing history to have both winner's and runner's up medals in all three main European club competitions i.e UCL, UEFA Cup and UEFA Cup Winners Cup |
Shukusheka:Was the recruitment publicised? If no, you got the job via BACKDOOR RECRUITMENT! |
I don;t agree that Dutch East Indies and Zaire are no longer in existence. The two entities simply changed their names to Indonesia and Democratic Republic of Congo respectively. Their territorial land mass was not fragmented neither did any new country emerge therefrom. |
Politics is all about you rubbing my back, I rub your own. It's what it is. Peter Obi never supported Charles Soludo to become the governor of Anambra State. I think it is illogical to expect Soludo to also support Obi's presidential ambition. It's a tit-for-tat thing. |
FROM THE OFFICE OF THE LAGOS STATE ADMINISTRATOR GENERAL & PUBLIC TRUSTEES 1. Dear married couples, there is no such legal personality known as "Mr and Mrs Okoro". You can only have "Mr Kenneth Okoro" or "Mrs Patricia Okoro". You might just be creating a legal problem for yourselves when you use "Mr and Mrs Okoro" to buy those goods or properties. 2. Dear married couples (especially those who are married under the Act), all things been equal, it is advised that you change your next of kin to your spouse after wedding from your sibling or anybody else you used before wedding. Making your spouse your next of kin makes it easier for them to process any accrued benefit especially if either of you die intestate (without leaving a will). 3. Dear intending couples, there are only two types of marriages recognised in Nigeria; a. Marriage under the Act (Matrimonial Causes Act and Marriage Act), b. Marriage not under the Act (Marriage under Islamic Law and Marriage Under Customary Law). The first is monogamous in nature while the latter is restricted polygamous and unrestricted polygamous in nature. For intending couples of the christian faith, there is no such thing as "church wedding". If your church is a "licensed place of worship", what they conduct there is a "Marriage under the Act". If your church is not a licensed place of worship and you only conducted customary marriage without going to the marriage registry, what they would have done in your church may just be a celebration and the blessing of your customary marriage. If your church is a licensed place of worship, wedding in church and also going to the marriage registry are one and the same thing (Marriage Under the Act). Meaning a waste of resources and duplicity of purpose. 4. Dear Boyfriend and Girlfriend, promising your partner that you would marry them when you know you have no intention of doing so may give rise to a civil action of breach of promise to marry resulting in damages (compensation) and the restitution of all monies spent and gift given. It may also give rise to a criminal action of obtaining by false pretence. -------------------------------------------- As an addendum or footnote to 1 above - If you are really interested in buying a property as a couple then your names should appear in the agreement as Mr. Sunday Essien and Mrs. Maria Essien instead of Mr and Mrs Sunday Essien. Public Education. |