We're Still Together ––Jim Iyke Romances Actress Nadia Buari

That Jim Iyke says he is

not ready for marriage yet

doesn't mean that he has

dumped Nadia and he

wants you all to know

that he still loves her. Pls,

Jim don't break her heart,

at least for the sake of

her mum.

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I Beat My Son Bcos Of Football ––One of the Victorious Eaglets Father Reveals

Mr Solomon Awoniyi,

father of one of the

victorious Golden Eaglets’

striker, Taiwo Awoniyi,

has revealed that he used

to beat his son, Taiwo,

seriously to discourage

him from playing football.

Mr Awoniyi told the News

Agency of Nigeria on

Sunday at his Gbagba

residence, in Ilorin, that he

never knew Taiwo would

play football to global

level. He said his son's

football career started

during his elementary

school days, noting that

Taiwo would always

disappear from home to

play football and the

whole family would be

looking for him.

Awoniyi praised the efforts

of Taiwo’s coach, Rasaq

Olojo, whom he said

discovered and nurtured

him.

He said his son was part

of the team that

participated in a Coca-

Cola competition in

Ibadan, which later earned

him a trip to London in

2010, where former

Nigerian football stars

Nduka Ugbade and Seyi

Olofinjana, spotted him.

He said that Taiwo was

voted the most valuable

player and came home

with the award from

London in 2010.

Mr. Awoniyi, a retired

Police Officer, said he was

happy to have watched

his son represent Nigeria

in a world tournament,

despite all the beatings he

got.

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Deadly Robber, Prince Nwafor, Caught With Video Recording Of Their Operation

Men of Lagos

Police Command has

arrested a 23yrs old

deadly robber, Prince

Nwafor, with a visual

recording of a robbery

operation that he took part

in. According to police

authorities, the suspect is

part of a robbery gang

that specialises in

snatching vehicles in all

parts of Lagos and selling

them at low prices.

Asked why he

recorded their

robbery operation on

his phone, Prince

Nwafor said: “In the

first robbery

operation I did with

them, we stole two

cars and sold them

at N800,000 . We

were three, which

means I should have

received at least

N250, 000.

Unfortunately, I was

given only

N100,000."

The recording, which was

captured with a camera

phone, showed how

Prince Nwafor and other

members of the gang

robbed a motorist of his

car in an undisclosed

location.

Nwafor told Punch that he

made the recordings so

he could blackmail his

colleagues with it because

they usually cheated him

when sharing their loot

and the recording was

meant to be used as a

leverage to force them to

share the robbery loot

equally.

He said, “I was a

commercial motorcycle

rider but when the Lagos

State Government began

to restrict our operation, I

abandoned the job and

started working as a

labourer at construction

sites in Lagos. However,

the money was too little.

“When I travelled to my

village in Ebonyi State, I

met Kingsley Chibuzor,

who told me that he came

to the state to snatch

some cars and asked me

to join him. Since I

needed money, I joined

his gang. However, they

were always cheating me

when they were sharing

the money.

“During the second

operation in Abakaliki,

they cheated me again.

So the third time, I used

my camera phone to

record the entire

operation. I kept it to be

used as leverage so that if

they cheated me again, I

can use it to blackmail

them.”

Prince Nwafor said things,

however, did not work as

he planned because after

another operation, he was

not contacted by the gang

members. He said after a

lot of efforts, he located

them and discovered that

another member of the

gang, Enebeli Ozoemena,

held his (Nwafor)

N200,000 share.

He said, “We had a big

quarrel and everybody

went their separate ways

until we were arrested by

operatives of the Special

Anti Robbery Squad.”

When asked what he did

with the money he made

from his robberies, the

suspect said, “I went to

Ebonyi State, where I had

my wedding. Weddings

are expensive. Soon after,

my wife gave birth to a

son and we were happy,

but when I left the gang, I

became so broke that I

had to sell some of my

things in order to feed .

“My parents, my wife and

child had been killed

during a communal clash

between Amedo village in

Ebonyi and Adama Village

in Cross River.”

Police Public Relations

Officer, Ngozi Braide, said

some of the stolen

vehicles had been

recovered.

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Governor Chime Chases His Wife Out Of Government House

These are indeed not the

best of times for Governor

Sullivan Chime and his

second wife, Clara, who is

said to be having

"serious" medical

challenge. Their crises

assumed a new

dimension on Sunday as

Governor Chime with the

assistance of security

operatives, sent his wife

from the Enugu State

Government House.

Mrs. Chime’s personal

effects were packed for

her by the governor and

his security detail, and

she was forcibly taken out

of the Government House

in broad daylight.

Mrs. Chime, who

struggled to depart with

her four-year-old son,

was bundled into a

convoy of six cars and

taken to her

mother’s residence at

House 38, Coal City

Estate, Enugu.

However, on getting there,

the mother who had not

been notified that her

daughter was being

brought home, was not

around. This forced Mrs.

Chime and the security

operatives to sit in their

cars waiting for her

mother to return for

several hours.

Soon, the news spread

round town and

journalists rushed to Clara

mother's residence to

cover the incident live.

Consequently, Governor

Chime ordered that his

wife be brought back to

Government House.

Sources say he intends to

send her back to her

mother on Monday.

The governor was said to

have taken the sad action

to drive his wife away

because she petitioned

him before the National

Human Rights

Commission (NHRC) over

her confinement against

her wish.

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Governor Chime Chases His Wife Out Of Government House

These are indeed not the

best of times for Governor

Sullivan Chime and his

second wife, Clara, who is

said to be having

"serious" medical

challenge. Their crises

assumed a new

dimension on Sunday as

Governor Chime with the

assistance of security

operatives, sent his wife

from the Enugu State

Government House.

Mrs. Chime’s personal

effects were packed for

her by the governor and

his security detail, and

she was forcibly taken out

of the Government House

in broad daylight.

Mrs. Chime, who

struggled to depart with

her four-year-old son,

was bundled into a

convoy of six cars and

taken to her

mother’s residence at

House 38, Coal City

Estate, Enugu.

However, on getting there,

the mother who had not

been notified that her

daughter was being

brought home, was not

around. This forced Mrs.

Chime and the security

operatives to sit in their

cars waiting for her

mother to return for

several hours.

Soon, the news spread

round town and

journalists rushed to Clara

mother's residence to

cover the incident live.

Consequently, Governor

Chime ordered that his

wife be brought back to

Government House.

Sources say he intends to

send her back to her

mother on Monday.

The governor was said to

have taken the sad action

to drive his wife away

because she petitioned

him before the National

Human Rights

Commission (NHRC) over

her confinement against

her wish.

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BREAKING: Jonathan Summons G7 Governors To Aso Rock

In his last minute effort to save

the Peoples Democratic Party,

PDP, from becoming a minority

party in the days leading to the

2015 elections, President

Goodluck Jonathan has sent

out message to all the seven

New PDP governors for a

closed door meeting in Aso

Rock on Monday,

OluFamous.Com gathered.

Jonathan had ignored the

governors on his return from

Israel but he became scared

after the APC leaders and

supporters visited the G7

governors and were given

Presidential treatment in their

states.

A top source in Abuja told

Obascotec that the sole

agenda of the meeting is to beg

the G7 governors not to dump

the PDP for the APC but give

Jonathan time to decide

whether or not to run in 2015.

The G7 governors have vowed

that this will be their last

meeting with Jonathan before

taking a final decision.

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Victorious Golden Eaglets Gets More Cash Rewards

After getting increased

match bonuses for

winning the 2013 U-17

World Cup in the United

Arab Emirates, the Golden

Eaglets will further receive

cash rewards from

President Goodluck

Jonathan as he hosts

them in the Presidential

Villa, Abuja, on Sunday.

"In recognition of

your performance,

we are giving you a

token cash

appreciation. It is a

token because you

are young people

and we don’t want to

spoil you," President

Jonathan had said,

Apart from the

presidential handshakes

and photo session with

the boys with have with

the President, each player

will likely go home with

N1m, while the coach is

expected to get N2m, this

is in addition to all the

money they had received

as match bonuses for

winning all their matches.

The Minister of Sports,

Bolaji Abdullahi, and top

officials of the Nigeria

Football Federation are

expected to lead the team

to the Banquet Hall of the

Presidential Villa for the

grand reception.

Congrats to the boys!

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ICPC Boss Says 5yrs In Jail for Exam Malpractice Is Too Much

Below is what

ICPC chairman, Ekpo Nta,

said about the 'wicked'

5yrs jail term for exam

malpractices:

“By the time you

begin to check those

arrested for exam

malpractices, they

are from community

schools, where there

is one maths teacher

for the whole school;

no science teacher.

And then, you turn

around to arrest a

child who is a victim

(of a highly corrupt

country).

“If you prosecute

such a child and jail

them for five years,

when you never gave

them an opportunity,

you will only make

them toughened

criminals when they

are out . You didn’t

give them a chance

in the first instance,

then, you jailed them

in addition.”

I totally agree with him!

All those who pass such a

"wicked" law, yet they

can't fight corruption, are

crazy.

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Update On Stella Oduah's N255m Bullet Proof Cars Scandal

President Goodluck

Jonathan and the House

of Representatives may

clash over the probe into

the purchase of two

bulletproof cars for the

Minister of Aviation, Stella

Oduah, who is very close

to the President.

"I am sure you are

aware that the

President also set up

an administrative

panel to probe this

matter. If he has

confidence in the

House of

Representatives

probe and is duty-

bound to implement

its resolution, he

would not have

bothered to set up a

separate probe

panel .

"The position of this

government from

inception has been

that the resolutions

of the National

Assembly should be

seen strictly as what

they are: they are

simply advisory and

the President is not

legally bound to

implement them."

According to findings by

Punch, Jonathan had no

intention of acting on the

recommendation of the

House of Reps committee

that probed the scandal.

The House had

recommended that

Jonathan should sack

Stella for exceeding the

official limit in approving

the purchase of the two

bulletproof cars while

sanctions were also

recommended for the

former acting Director

General of NCAA,

Nkemakolam Joyce, and

the agency’s Director of

Finance, Salawu Ozigi.

The panel also reportedly

sought for the immediate

termination of a loan

agreement of N643,088,25

to finance the purchase of

54 vehicles (including the

armoured vehicles)

between the NCAA and the

First Bank of Nigeria;

Coscharis Motors Limited

is to be asked to refund

the N255m meant for the

bulletproof vehicles while

the EFCC should

investigate the company

for alleged abuse of

waivers.

But a very reliable source

in the Presidency told

Punch on Friday that the

President was not legally

bound to act on the

recommendations. The

source said if Jonathan

had wanted to act on the

report, he would not have

gone ahead to set up his

own three-man

administrative panel to

probe the same matter.

He said, “Let us all wait

for the President’s

administrative panel to

conclude its work and see

whether he will implement

the report or not.”

Reacting to moves to

cover up the scandal,

House of Reps

spokesman, Zakari

Mohammed said, “It is the

duty of the Executive to

implement reports; if they

say they will not

implement, it is left to

Nigerians to judge.”

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They Are Lying Against Me –– Governor Chime's Wife Cries Out

Wife of the Enugu State

Governor, Sullivan Chime,

Clara, has cried out that

the report of the National

Human Rights

Commission on her

incarceration by her

husband, Governor

Sullivan Chime is not the

whole truth as it should be

told to the Nigerian public.

Clara said in fact the

report was set to damage

her reputation...

This was contained in a

letter of complaint she

wrote to her lawyer, Mr.

Femi Falana, SAN. The

NHRC had on Friday

released a preliminary

report on its investigations

into Clara’s complaints of

rights abuse.

Speaking on the report,

the Executive Secretary of

the NHRC, Prof. Bem

Angwe, said the bone of

contention between Chime

and his wife was a

disagreement over the

procedure for the

treatment of her

occasional hallucinations

and depression.

But Clara said she never

told them about any

"hallucinations". In her

letter, she said, “I am very

disappointed to read what

has been narrated by the

National Human Rights

Commission. Apart from

the fact that the

information was largely

false, it showed lack of

sensitivity in publishing

sensitive medical detail.

“This has the effect of

tarnishing and damaging

my reputation. It is as

though the commission

set out to ridicule me. I

made it clear to them that

I had a nervous

breakdown and found it

inexplicable as to how

hallucinations featured as

part of my symptoms.

“It is important to make

this clear, so that the

public should be made

aware of this and that the

Commission should

recognise part of her

ethos in protecting human

dignity. It has been

suggested by some

quarters that the

Commission appears

biased already because of

the profile of the person

whose reputation is at

stake.

“I want to believe that the

Commission would

approach my case with

open mind and in

particular recognise me as

a victim of crime . I hope

that common sense would

prevail and that the

Commission should now

retract the damaging

publication and stop

stigmatising me.”

I thought Governor Chime

had said a neuro-

psychiatric doctor, Dr

Aham Agumoh was

around to take care of his

wife? What is really

going? Is this be a case

of cover up and counter

cover up? Too many

questions.

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