Reno Omokri has advised against having sex outside marriage. According to him, such act devalues a human.
He went on to advise young men to marry a virgin bride which he says is honorable.
Sex outside marriage devalues you. This will annoy you, but a virgin bride is the most honourable bride. That is why God chose a virgin to bear His Son.
I know the world is upside down, but free sex belongs to animals, not human beings. Abstain from premarital sex. And when you marry, be aware that if there is no food in the dining room and bedroom of your home, your partner will eat outside. So even if you are not hungry, provide food in both rooms #RenosNuggets”, Reno Omokri shared.
Ghanaian bleaching ambassador, Diamond Appiah has slammed female celebrities who are overly obsessed with photoshoots which they flood social media with.
According to the controversial actress cum model, such is senseless especially when it’s done for likes and comments on the gram.
She went on to berate those who think having millions of followers automatically converts to having the same amount in one’s bank account.
“Being successful in life is not about doing stupid Photo shoots for valueless likes n comments on the gram. How much money has ur 1million followers, 50k likes n comments converted into ur bank account?”
“Stop being fooled by those fakers on social media and secure the bag. Stop investing on stupid stuff n invest in business opportunities that generate income cos the last time we all checked you can’t buy a trassaco mansion with 3million followers but definitely can with 3million dollars. A word to the wise #Lady Boss”.
Nigerian Singer, Iyanya spoke with Bolanle Olukanni, host of the Juice on Ndani TV few days back and he revealed quite a lot about his music career, how he was betrayed by his partner, what led him into leaving Triple MG and how Don Jazzy gave him his life back.
Speaking of the mystery behind his departure from Triple MG, Iyanya said ;
“What people don’t know is, I didn’t sell my share. People see me and say oh. why did you sell your share? I didn’t sell my shares, I left Made Men at the time because there was so much darkness. In the midst of all the wings, I decided to let that go. “
Speaking about how Don Jazzy helped him during those difficult times of his, Iyanya revealed, ;
“Mavin was … shout out to Jazzy… Jazzy gave me that platform to put music out because I left Made Men and I didn’t want anything from Made Men, so Jazzy just said look, man, you’ve built something over the years and starting all over is not going to be as easy as you think, so just put out music from here and work on something.”
He further added that it was the main reason people thought he signed with Mavin. He revealed he did not sign but it was more of love shown to him by Don Jazzy and that it was during that period that Temple Music came calling.
“So people really thought I signed to Mavin but it wasn’t like a legal signing, it was just love. And then Temple Music came, when Temple music came, I love the vision, I love the dream and I was like Okay, let me try this, and that was when I released “Up To Something,” “Hold On,” I mean,“Good Vibes.” And after that, it was time for me to move, because I felt like I got to the point where I have to put out my own thing, have my own family, have my own team, me and Alex…”
Iyanya went ahead to reveal he was betrayed by his business partner, Ubi, who he thought he co-owned Made Men Music Group with. He said,
“When I said it was darkness, I was not myself anymore because I felt like there was no trust anymore. Because at the time I was singing I co-owned Made Men with Ubi but I later realized that my name was not in any of the forms I signed… and I was broken… and that was the beginning of me just saying to hell with everything.”
That was healing for me, that was the best time of whole situation I was in, that was the best moment because Jazzy just opened his family and said look, you’re one of us and everybody just showed me that love coz it came from Jazzy. So from Jazzy to Tiwa, to Baby Fresh to everybody, it was just love and that really gave me life because, to be honest with you, I was broken. Like I was broken!”
Pius Adesanmi, popular Nigerian professor and columnist who died alongside 149 passengers and eight crew members involved the Ethiopian Airliner plane crash may have predicted his death.
The Late Prof had on his Facebook page on Saturday written a critic message around 12pm.
The post read; “If I take the wings of the morning and dwell in the uttermost part of the sea even there your hand shall lead me and your right hand shall hold me.”
The airline announced that there were no survivors on its flight ET302 which crashed on Sunday en route Nairobi from Addis Ababa.
The airline said the 149 passengers and eight crew members on board the B-737-800MAX with registration number ET- AVJ, all died in the crash.
“None of the people on board the Boeing 737 that crashed en route from Addis Ababa to Nairobi survived,” the airline said.
The management of the Ethiopian airline also confirmed that Amb. Abiodun Bashua was one of Nigerian passengers on board and Prof. Pius Adesanmi, were on board of the ill-fated aircraft.
Governor Amosun of Ogun State did not seek re-election following the completion of his 8-year tenure, but his anointed candidate, Adekunle Akinlade of the Allied Peoples Movement lost the election to APC’s Dapo Abiodun.
Now the former governor of Ekiti State, Ayo Fayose was quick to mock him with a tweet that reads ;
‘I congratulate Gov ibikunle Amosun for LOSING the guber election of his political son, Adekunle Akinlade of APM. He can now join our club, having forcefully supervised & funded the rigging of Ekiti 2018 election by the same Prof Abdulganiyu Raji who served as REC in both states’
Outgoing Senate President, Bukola Saraki, has congratulated Mr. Abdulrahman Abdulrasaq on his victory in the governorship election in Kwara State.
Abdulrasaq of the All Progressives Congress (APC) polled 331,546 votes to beat his closest rival, Razak Atunwa of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), who scored 114,754 votes.
Kwara State Governor-Elect – Abdulrasaq
Senator Saraki took to his twitter account on Sunday, shortly after the results and declaration was made by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to extend his message, while also wishing other victorious candidates all the best.
“I thank all Kwarans, particularly PDP supporters, who worked for the party in the just-concluded elections. My congratulations go to Abdulrahman Abdulrasaq and all those who emerged at all levels. I wish them all the best,” he wrote.
Curvy Ghanaian actress, Moesha Boduong, turned 29 yesterday, March 10, 2019, and she took to Instagram to share these risque photos of herself posing braless while rocking oversized blazers and pink tights.
See below ;
Moesha recently shook a table most slay queens are sitting on after she revealed a rather harsh truth.
The curvy actress who once admitted on CNN that she sleeps with a sugar daddy to pay her bills, said sleeping with different men will never make a lady rich.
She concluded by advising against believing everything read on social media.
“sleeping with different men will never make you successful or rich. no man will spend on a hoe!! men love women who are exclusive. Don’t believe in everything you read on social media and don’t believe in rumours and gossips,”
MC Galaxy has denied asking women to go nude on Instagram live for N50K, shortly after he was called out by Nollywood actress, Toyin Abraham.
According to singer, the IG live session he held on Friday night had fans calling in to show their talent, and while some rapped, others danced and sang. However a particular called in to dance naked. While he insisted on not allowing her participate, fans in the comment section asked him to allow her participate.
MC Galaxy who denied asking women to go nude on Instagram live for N50K in the statement he issued, also said he has utmost respect for women and has been helping many in the past.
Here is his statement below;
Recall, Toyin Abraham slammed MC Galaxy for asking girls to go nude on his Instagram live for N50k, which according to her is despicable, debasing, and bad in every way. Toyin Abraham has slammed MC Galaxy for asking girls to go nude on his Instagram live for N50k, which according to her is despicable, debasing, and bad in every way.
Toyin Abraham who slammed MC Galaxy for asking girls to go nude on his Instagram live for N50k, wrote;
Dear MC Galaxy, what you did asking girls to go naked for 50k is despicable, debasing, and bad in every way. You just further strengthen the believe that the easiest way women can get things is to sell their bodies. I sincerely can’t fathom what you need or gain from this despicable act when you could have checked in on porn sites. I am not trying to be a moral judge, I am the least qualified to judge a fellow human, but just the way you used your influence and platform for this woman-debasing act, I am also using mine to stand against an act ridiculing women and further prove that some men are scum.
See what people like LindaIkeji, KemiAdetiba, Chimamanda, (Even your friend, LauraIkeji), and other women are doing with their platforms, they lift other women by living, giving and not asking for nudes. You can as well follow examples of young men like Davido, TundeEdnut, Wizkid and Banky W. My message to those girls that went naked on your page is this-please let’s do better, let’s stop making men like Mr. Galaxy think everything about women is money. Don’t sell yourself short because of 50k, its the least of the money you will make in your lifetime. We are women, we are powerful, we are not cheap. With love always, Toyin Abraham.
In honor of the 2019 International Women’s Day, Nigeria’s Ngozi OKONJO-IWEALA was named by Council on Foreign Relations as one of Six women who helped shape Contemporary World order.
The piece by Stewart M. Patrick reads: “While some international institutions, like the Brundtland Commission, have had women at their helm, others have proved more recalcitrant to female leaders. One such institution, the World Bank, saw cracks in its glass ceiling in 2012, when Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala ran to become its president.
After serving terms as Nigeria’s foreign affairs minister and finance minister, and then as a managing director at the bank, she (and Colombia’s Jose Antonio Ocampo) squared off against American physician Jim Yong Kim in the bank’s first-ever contested presidential selection.
Historically, a longstanding transatlantic gentlemen’s agreement has put an American in charge of the bank and a European in charge of the IMF as a fait accompli. Okonjo-Iweala helped to challenge that non-meritocratic status quo with her candidacy. Although unsuccessful, she put up fierce opposition and laid the groundwork for future challenges from non-Americans, especially from developing countries.
With the World Bank presidency now up for grabs once again and the controversial David Malpass as the U.S. nominee, Okonjo-Iweala has garnered attention as a potential alternative.
As the current chair of the board of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, and an influential figure on the world stage, she will remain an inspiration for women across the globe regardless of whether she assumes the mantle of World Bank president.”
A young Nigerian boy has lost his life, barely four months after embracing drug abuse.
The deceased, identified as Sheriff, died at a hotel in Ilesha, Osun State, after allegedly taking a combination of Tramadol and Refnol
Sheriff, was said to have joined the “drug abuse” gang barely four months ago.
The Nigerian boy who died after allegedly overdosing a combination of Tramadol and Refnol, has since been buried according to Islamic rites as sources confirmed that he started taking drugs in December, 2018.
In other reports, the Abia State Commandant of National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, Mr. Akindele Akingbade, recently announced that a Junior Secondary School student in Ohafia Local Government Area of Abia State, whose identity has yet to be known, died after he allegedly took 10 tablets of Tramadol.
The NDLEA commandant stated this in Umuahia while delivering a lecture at a seminar organised by his agency, Office of the Senior Special Assistant to Governor Okezie Ikpeazu on Narcotics and Abia State Drug Abuse Control Committee. The seminar was organised for patent drug dealers in Abia Central Senatorial District.
He pointed out that the student was said to have taken the tablets to enhance his performance during an inter-house sports competition being organised in his school. The deceased, according to Akingbade, was billed to participate in the competition before he died.
The Peoples Democratic Party candidate, Mr Seyi Makinde, has emerged winner of Saturday’s governorship election in Oyo state.
The INEC Returning Officer in the state Prof Oluwatoyin Ogundipe, declared the result on Sunday evening at the State headquarters of INEC in Ibadan.
Ogundipe, said that Makinde scored 515,621 votes to defeat his closest rival, Mr Adebayo Adelabu of the All Progressives Congress who garnered 357,982 votes.
The Returning Officer, who is the Vice Chancellor of the University of Lagos, disclosed that there were 2,934,107 registered voters in the state with 940,211 voters accredited for the election.
“The governorship election recorded 916,860 valid votes, 20,685 rejected votes and 937,545 total votes cast.
“PDP candidate won in 28 of the 33 local government areas of the state while Adelabu of APC won in five local government areas,” he said.
Nollywood star, Desmond Elliot, the candidate of the All Progressives Congress, emerged winner of the Surulere 1 state Constituency election in Lagos State.
The Returning Officer, Dr. Bolajoko Dixon-Ogbechi from the University of Lagos, made the declaration on Sunday at the Surulere Local Government Collation Centre in Lagos.
She said Elliot emerged winner with 15,357 votes, while Mr. Benjamin Olasunkanmi, candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, came second with 3,628 votes. “That Desmond Olusola Elliot of APC, having satisfied the requirements of the law and scored the highest number of votes, is hereby declared winner and is returned elected.”
According to her, Mr. Shitta-Bey Oluwarotimi of Alliance for Democracy (AD) came third with 116 votes; Mr Dawodu Oluwaseyi of Accord Party came fourth with 65 votes while Mr Makanjuola Olaseni of YP came fifth with 59 votes.
Reacting to the news, some Nigerians took to twitter to question his victory.
Toyin Abraham has slammed MC Galaxy for asking girls to go nude on his Instagram live for N50k, which according to her is despicable, debasing, and bad in every way.
The actress who wondered what the singer will gain from the despicable act when he could have checked in on porn sites, said she is not a moral Judge but just standing against an act ridiculing women and further proving that some men are scum.
Toyin Abraham who slammed MC Galaxy for asking girls to go nude on his Instagram live for N50k, wrote;
Dear MC Galaxy, what you did asking girls to go naked for 50k is despicable, debasing, and bad in every way. You just further strengthen the believe that the easiest way women can get things is to sell their bodies. I sincerely can’t fathom what you need or gain from this despicable act when you could have checked in on porn sites. I am not trying to be a moral judge, I am the least qualified to judge a fellow human, but just the way you used your influence and platform for this woman-debasing act, I am also using mine to stand against an act ridiculing women and further prove that some men are scum.
See what people like LindaIkeji, KemiAdetiba, Chimamanda, (Even your friend, LauraIkeji), and other women are doing with their platforms, they lift other women by living, giving and not asking for nudes. You can as well follow examples of young men like Davido, TundeEdnut, Wizkid and Banky W. My message to those girls that went naked on your page is this-please let’s do better, let’s stop making men like Mr. Galaxy think everything about women is money. Don’t sell yourself short because of 50k, its the least of the money you will make in your lifetime. We are women, we are powerful, we are not cheap. With love always, Toyin Abraham.
Governor of Lagos state, Akinwunmi Ambode has congratulated Babajide Sanwoolu, candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Lagos State
APC won in all the local government results declared in the much awaited collation.
Ambode on his Twitter page congratulated Sanwo-Olu on his victory even as he wished him a successful term in office.
He wrote: “Hearty congratulations to the Lagos State Governor-Elect, Mr. Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu and the Deputy Governor-elect, Dr. Obafemi Hamzat.
“This is a victory for continuity in governance, victory for the APC and victory for all Lagosians. I wish them a successful term in office.”
Sanwoolu defeated his closest rival of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate, Mr Jimi Agbaje in the Epe, Ikorodu, Ibeju-Lekki, Ikeja, Lagos Island and Lagos Mainland Local Government Areas (LGAs) election results announced and submitted.
Other local governments where the APC led are Agege, Apapa, Amuwo-Odofin, Oshodi-Isolo, Mushin, Kosofe, Somolu, Eti-Osa and Surulere.
Babajide Sanwo-olu, the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate for Lagos state, has confirmed that his major opponent, Jimi Agbaje of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has called him to concede defeat.
Sanwo-olu revealed this in a tweet on Sunday night.
“At exactly 19:07, I received a call.
“Thank you @jimiagbaje for your congratulatory call filled with kind words.
“It was an intense campaign and I am happy we can now focus on the very important job at hand; delivering a Lagos that works for all,” he wrote.
Sanwo-olu will take over from Akinwumi Ambode, who he floored at the APC primaries last year.
Ezekiel Bauda Afon, an All Progressives Congress member who was re-elected to the Plateau State House of Assembly has died.
Afon representing Pengana Constituency in the Plateau State House of Assembly, was said to have slumped and died on Sunday afternoon at his residence in Jos, the state capital.
The APC Secretary in the state, Bashir Sati confirmed the death of the lawmaker, whom he described as “a gentleman to the core, loving and a dedicated member of the party who served the state diligently.”
Late Afon was elected into the Plateau State House of Assembly in 2015 to represent Pengana Constituency of Bassa Local Government Area and was re-elected in the election that was held March 9, 2015, before his demise.
The late legislator is survived by his wife and four children.
Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu has won the Lagos guber polls. He defeated Jimi Agbaje of the Peoples Democratic Party and dozens of other contenders who contested for the highly coveted office.
In what is being regarded as a landslide victory, Sanwo-Olu and his running mate, Obafemi Hamzat won in all 20 Local Government Areas in the state.
The All Progressives Congress also cleared the available 40 legislative seats at the Lagos State House of Assembly in a reclaim of what it lost in 2015.
In the official result released by INEC, Babajide Sanwo-Olu polled a total of 739,445 votes to defeat Jimi Agbaje who polled 206,141 votes.
This is the third time Jimi Agbaje will be losing the Lagos guber elections having previously lost to the last two occupants of the office.
Jimi Agbaje first contested in 2007 under the umbrella of the Democratic Peoples Alliance, DPA which he lost to Babatunde Fashola of the Action Congress. Agbaje came third behind Musiliu Obanikoro of the PDP. JK as he is fondly called returned in 2015 as the flag bearer of the opposition PDP but lost to incumbent Akinwunmi Ambode in a keenly contested election which saw the PDP win some House of Assembly and Federal Reps seats in the state.
Sanwo-Olu will be replacing Governor Akinwunmi Ambode on May 29 in what many have described as a modern day democratic coup which saw Ambode run for only one term before he was shown the way out.
Two Nigerians have now been confirmed to be among the 157 passengers and crew who died in the Ethiopian Airlines Flight ET 302 from Addis Ababa to Nairobi that crashed today March 10th.
They are Professor Pius Adesanmi, who was carrying a Canadian passport. The popular columnist and activist teaches at Carlton University in Canada, while the second person is Ambassador Abiodun Bashua of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He was carrying a UN passport.
The late Bashua was former UN and AU Deputy Joint Special Representative in Darfur, Sudan.
Two Nigerians on d Ill fated Ethiopian Airline flight to Kenya. Prof. Bashua (Travelling on Canadian passport) and @pius_adesanmi Sad indeed!
A really really tragic day. Rest In Peace Prof @pius_adesanmi . I was hoping against everything that this wouldn’t be true. This is a bad day. A bad day for Nigeria. A really bad one for Africa. We have lost an irreplaceable gem. Thank you for sharing yourself with us Prof. pic.twitter.com/wNA8lbFlNE
The world has lost a fine intellectual, one of a rare breed of thinkers and good governance advocate. It’s confirmed, people, we lost Professor Pius Adesanmi in that Ethiopian Airlines crash. ? pic.twitter.com/J68sgftB1b
Nigerian-born Canadian-based Professor Pius Adesanmi was among the 157 passengers who perished in the Ethiopian Airline that crashed in the early hours of Sunday, March 10th, 2010
The Boeing 737 air plane had lost contact with the control room some minutes after take off. pic.twitter.com/suLofWdR4Y
A Nigerian professor, Pius Adesanmi, was among the 155 passengers and crew members that died in a plane crash on Sunday.
The Ethiopian Airlines plane crashed on Sunday morning shortly after leaving Addis Ababa for Nairobi in Kenya.
Mr Adesanmi who holds Nigerian and Canadian citizenship was a prominent columnist on PREMIUM TIMES and other Nigerian media.
His death was confirmed by Sahara Reporters which said it spoke to three of his family members, a close friend and a Canadian official.
Mr Adesanmi was also a columnist for Sahara Reporters.
Carleton University, where Mr Adesanmi taught, also confirmed his death.
“The Carleton community is shocked and saddened to learn of the death of Prof. Pius Adesanmi, who was among the 18 Canadians killed in today’s crash of an Ethiopian Airlines jet at the Addis Ababa airport,” the university said in a statement.
“Global Affairs Canada has confirmed that Adesanmi is among the victims.
“Pius was a towering figure in African and post-colonial scholarship and his sudden loss is a tragedy,” said Benoit-Antoine Bacon, president and vice-chancellor. “Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and all those who knew and loved him, and with everyone who suffered loss in the tragic crash in Ethiopia.
“The contributions of Pius Adesanmi to Carleton are immeasurable,” said Pauline Rankin, dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. “He worked tirelessly to build the Institute of African Studies, to share his boundless passion for African literature and to connect with and support students. He was a scholar and teacher of the highest calibre who leaves a deep imprint on Carleton.
“A further tribute about Adesanmi’s leadership and many contributions to the Carleton community will be shared as soon as possible.”
The airline management had earlier released the flight manifest showing the countries of origin of the 147 passengers on board.
One Nigerian was confirmed to be among the passengers. It is, however, believed that Mr Adesanmi travelled with his Canadian passport, an indication Nigeria lost another citizen in the crash.
Other nationals in the plane included 32 Kenyans, 18 Canadians, nine Ethiopians, eight Italians, eight Chinese, eight Americans, seven Britons, seven French citizens, six Egyptians, five Dutch citizens, four Indians and four people from Slovakia.
According to Ethiopian Airlines, the ill-fated aircraft B-737-800MAX with registration number ET- AVJ took off at 08:38 am local time from Addis Ababa Bole International Airport and lost contact at 08:44 am. It was on a scheduled service from Addis Ababa to Nairobi before getting involved in an accident around Bishoftu (Debre Zeit).
Following the tragic accident on Ethiopian Airlines flight ET 302/10 March, which claimed the lives of 149 passengers and 8 crew on board, Ethiopian has teamed up with all stakeholders concerned to conduct forensic investigations and identify the identities of the victims.
This evening, the airline released a statement saying it has launched an investigation.
“A committee comprising of Ethiopian Airlines, Ethiopian Civil Aviation Authority, and Ethiopian Transport Authority has been set up to carry out the investigations,” the statement said. “Once the identities of the deceased are identified, their bodies will be delivered to their families and loved ones.
“Ethiopian Airlines has already contacted the families of the victims to inform them of the tragic accident. Investigation will be carried out to determine the cause of the accident, in collaboration with all stakeholders including the aircraft manufacturer Boeing, Ethiopian Civil Aviation Authority and other international entities.”
All the 157 persons on board an Ethiopian Airlines plane that crashed on Sunday morning, are dead.
There were 147 passengers and 8 crew members on board the airline. Officials have retrieved the wreckage of the plane.
The Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 plane on a routine flight to Nairobi, Kenya, from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, crashed 6 minutes after take off, and was only purchased, brand new, 4 months ago.
Controversial comedienne, Afia Schwarzenegger revealed few days ago that she goes in for male prostitutes and pays them to sleep with her whenever she is in the mood to have sex.
However in a new video Afia Schwarzenegger shared, she lashed out at the men who after watching the interview started sliding into her DM to ask for her to contact them so they can also sleep with her and get paid.
She referred to those men as lazy like her former husband Lawrence Abrokwa who want her to work, get paid and waste her money on them when they could just step out and look for work.
Larry Hector, took to his Instastories to complain about the inequality and ”sexual harassment” male models face in Nigeria.
His words ;
I know i find it funny when all these photographers tell you “they can only shoot female models for free”, but as for male model, you have to pay them to shoot you.
This is also a point where gender inequality starts. We are all models, female models can’t showcase male outfits for crying out loud. Don’t try to molest us or get down with us before we can have a shoot with you.
Last week, founder of Champions Royal Assembly, Pastor Joshua Iginla, made a shocking revelation to his church about the crash of his marriage to his wife, Yemisi.
While preaching, the pastor claimed that his wife, Yemi, had a love child and he kept it a secret because he wanted their marriage to stand the test of time. He also confessed that he too had a love child while they were married. ICYMI
According to him, his estranged wife and himself are AA and AS genotype and he found out that their first child, a girl, had an SS genotype which biologically is not possible. He told his congregation that he kept his wife’s secret of infidelity to save their marriage but that when his wife knew he fathered a child outside their marriage, she made life a living hell for him, always threatening to expose and disgrace him.
Tired of the threats, he decided to come out and confess publicly. Now his estranged wife, Yemisi, has broken her silence.
In an interview with Freeze, Yemisi denies having extramarital affairs with anybody while they were married – she swore that all the three children they have are all his.
She said Pastor Iginla’s mistress sent her a message asking her to share him with her and that if she doesn’t she will take him from her.
“If he says I am lying, he should come up and do a genotyope. The three children her his. May major pain at the time was that Syella, the South African prophetess was always with him and I was surprised that he got married to Stella.
My three children are his, I have never lived a promiscous life. I am speaking out for my children’s sake and their destiny” she said
Nollywood actress and ex-beauty queen, Nnaji Charity has finally come out to address her online begging scandal with Dubai-based big boy, Mompha.
Recall that in December 2018, Mompha shared a screenshot of his DM showing where the Nollywood actress slid in to beg him for money and when he didn’t respond, she called him ‘Stingy Goat’.
In her response, the former beauty queen and fashion model simply said,
‘I can never go offline because of this rubbish and this can not change my passion either’.
Speaking in an interview with Saturday Beats, Charity revealed she lost her last relationship because of the scandal, as her ex-boyfriend felt she wasn’t satisfied with the money he was giving her.
The actress also disclosed that she was left her depressed after the whole controversy and almost committed suicide.
She said,
“The man wanted to use that post to tarnish my image but interestingly, I became more popular after that scandal. I made good money from that post because people started supporting my non-governmental organisation. It has deprived me of so many things; I don’t want my past to affect my future.
“I almost drank acid after that post because he didn’t reveal the chat from the beginning. I sent that message to him about two years ago. I was so depressed; I had to stay offline for a while because the insults were too many.
“I am still trying to redeem my image from all these scandals because they have affected my relationship with people. There was a time I was in a meeting with a senator and immediately he entered my name on Google, he saw scandalous things about me. That moment, he refused to even take a picture with me. He was scared.
“The recent scandal about me begging for money online destroyed my last relationship. My ex-boyfriend felt I wasn’t satisfied enough with the money he was giving me. I tried to explain that the chat was an old conversation between me and the man, and that it had happened before I met him. It took me time to convince him. His friends were laughing at him, that his celebrity girlfriend was begging for money online. He said he was sleeping when his friends called him about the story, and that was the end of the relationship.”
Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State has been confirmed to be out of favour with his constituents after he lost his polling unit on Saturday to the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP in the governorship election.
Ajimobi, who lost his senate bid two weeks ago to Dr Kolawole Balogun of the Peoples Democratic Party, again lost his polling unit at Oluyole Community Grammar School, Oluyole, Ibadan.
His party polled 112 while PDP polled 149 in the governorship election.
Actor cum politician, Desmond Elliott, managed to escape unhurt after hoodlums attacked the vehicle he was riding in to his polling unit in Surulere, Lagos state, where he was meant to cast his vote on Saturday. (ICYMI)
Elliot, a candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has now been re-elected in the Surulere constituency l Lagos State House of Assembly election.
In the result announced earlier this morning, he scored 15,357 votes, while Benjamin Olasunkanmi, candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) came second with 3,628 votes.
The State Constituency Returning Officer, Dr Bolajoko Dixon-Ogbechi from the University of Lagos, made the declaration at the Surulere Local Government Collation Centre in Lagos.
”Desmond Olusola Elliot of APC having satisfied the requirements of the law and scored the highest number of votes is hereby declared winner and is returned elected” she said.
According to her, Shitta-Bey Oluwarotimi of Alliance for Democracy (AD) came third with 116 votes. Dawodu Oluwaseyi of Accord Party came fourth with 65 votes while Makanjuola Olaseni of YP came fifth with 59 votes.
Dixon-Ogbechi stated that the total number of registered voters in the constituency was 134939, accredited voters was 20340, valid votes 19357 while the total number of rejected votes was 973.
Elliot, 45, was first elected into the Lagos House of Assembly in 2015. Elliot was educated at Air Force Primary School and St John’s College, both in Jos. He later studied economics at Lagos State University and graduated in 2003.
