Following his announcement as a new DMW artiste, DMW in partnership with Lazy Boy Management is releasing the YONDA’s debut single titled ‘LAS VEGAS’.
Yonda ‘Adeniram Abayomi’ is an underground act discovered by Lazy Boy Entertainment & Davido Music Worldwide, ‘Las Vegas’ was produced by FRESH, who’s the label’s in-house producer & the official video is already in the works, would be released in a couple days
Ayinde from Ijebu Igbo, Ogun state who shared the sad news, this Dubai-based Nigerian man died days after returning to Nigeria from Dubai.
Ayinde wrote:
‘This life is fucking cruel why don’t you just stay in dubai and never come home you were happy coming home with a smile on your face now you no more God what as we youth don wrong Ya Allah forgive us opeyemi olabamiji my dubai connect, i was shocked of ur death… I wish you aljanah fidua’.
Nigerian singer SolidStar, took to his Instagram page, few moments to offer his support for the occupy Nigeria protest which is scheduled to take place on 5th February.
He is also urged people from all parts of the country to join in the protest as well. He wrote:
Let’s all fall out on the 5th of February 2017. We need everyone in every state to come out and protest against this old men that want to rule us for life. Let’s tell them we are tired, they all started as youths and now they don’t want to give us youths the chance to rule like them when they were youths. We need more People to Lead the Protest in their states, it shouldn’t be Lagos alone. #LetsOccupyNigeria for our future and that of our children. The bullshit don full toilet, no more internet activists. Let’s do this for ourselves!!!! #LetsProtest
Two Nigerian women, Olubunmi Ajai Layode and Mo Abatan, who are both resident in the United Kingdom, have proven that women don’t have to be rivals just because they have been with same man, especially if the man in question turn out to be irresponsible.
Yesterday, the women and the children they had with their ex, Dafe, went out together. Read the post published by Bunmi on her Facebook page:
“Mo Abatan and I hung out yesterday with our kids who happen to be siblings. I met Seyifunmi when she was around 5 or so… and even then, her dad was not taking his responsibilities up with her. Every birthday card or gift was by me. Every visit to her was at my insistence.
Mo and I remained friends and talk on the phone from time to time. She is a good person and an amazing friend. Even after I left Dafe, we still kept in touch. We determined that the two siblings would not turn out irresponsible like their Dad. Seyifunmi and Tobi met maybe once on one of the rare occasions that their father agreed to have them spend holidays with him.
Dupe and I have been planning that the kids should hang out more and yesterday, we made it happen.
But this is the thing – even though there is very little physical resemblance, (Seyifunmi is Dafe’s spitting image and Tobi is Jopa’s spitting image), their bahaviours are very similar! Both are very body conscious. They watch what they eat and are very slim and both have very quick comebacks to anything you say to them. Lol. The body image, maybe they get it from Dafe who is quite vain but the intelligence to be able to come up with quick comebacks is defo not from him.
People can’t understand how and why Mo and I can be good friends. They say we are rivals. I say we are not. He was not dating us at the same time. The Bisola he dated at the same time with me sef, I also became friends with her. I think Dafe knows how to choose good women. Women don’t have to be wounding each other over men”
Following the Muslim Ban signed by the U.S President about two days ago, this Professor has recounted how she was banned from entering the states where she has her job, house and belongings after she only went to pay a visit to her family in Iran.
She took to Facebook to share:
I normally don’t write long posts or any kind of political or religious comments.
I apologize in advance and I don’t expect my friends to read this long long past!!
But today I just couldn’t hold it any longer. Friday 1/20/17 started like any other normal day. I was excited about my trip to Tehran. After all I only get to visit them once a year. I was excited and anxious at the same time. I was worried about my little puppy but I couldn’t wait to see my mom…
It was an uneventful trip. I made him home on Monday 1/22/17, after around 28 hours, exhausted but so so happy. We were all happy. I was going to eat lots of delicious Persian food and make tons of great memories and go back to my life in the US. But the happiness didn’t last that long. On Wednesday, we started hearing rumors about new executive orders that will change immigration rules for some countries including Iran. Soon we started reading drafts like everyone else. I might be banned from going back?!?! No that can’t be true. I’m not gonna let that ruin my trip. But then it got serious so fast.
Before I knew it, it was actually happening. Even though I didn’t want to leave my family, I quickly booked a ticket to get on the next flight back. Only a few hours after the order was signed, I got to the airport, got on a plane and made it to Dubai. After waiting in the line to get my documents checked and after 40 minutes of questions and answers, I boarded the plane to Washington, only to have two TSA officers getting in and ask me to disembark the plane!!!
Yes after almost 7 years of living the the United States, I got deported!!!
No one warned me when I was leaving, no one cared what will happen to my dog or my job or my life there. No one told me what I should do with my car that is still parked at the airport parking. Or what to do with my house and all my belongings.
They didn’t say it with words but with their actions, that my life doesn’t matter. Everything I worked for all these years doesn’t matter.
I just had to say it…
Gambia’s new President Adama Barrow has announced the country’s official name will no longer contain the word “Islamic”, which had been added by Jammeh in 2015.
The new president said The Gambia, whose population is 90 percent Muslim, with the rest Christian and animist, was a republic “not the Islamic republic“.
Two days to Christmas, Friday Azuka Nduka was shot to death by a policeman at the NNPC Control Post in Owerri, five days to his wedding.
He has been laid to rest amidst tears in his hometown, Egbuoma community in the Oguta Local Government Area of Imo State.
Friday Azuka Nduka had returned from Malaysia for his wedding in Owerri on December 27, 2016, only to be killed on December 22 by the trigger-happy policeman, Michael Edem in the presence of his fiancée and younger brother.
Nduka had gotten into in a serious argument with one of the pump attendants over his missing iPhone 7.
He said the argument degenerated into a fight and Nduka, inflicted injuries on the attendant.
The witness said the manager of the station, Mrs. Ruth Enemmuo, who is now in police detention, intervened, adding that as soon as Nduka entered into his car, the police inspector fired, killing him instantly. The inspector fled the area and had not been seen.
The manager later went to the police station to report the killing, but was detained immediately.
The duo were last seen at Coldstone Wuse 2 with Damilola Oribuyakum who has also been declared missing. Please call 08055511811 or 08066843789 for any information.
According to the student’s friends who are paying their last respects on Facebook, Usman pictured, was killed by Boko Haram on his way home from school after writing his final exams for a one week vacation.
General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries Worldwide, Apostle Johnson Suleman, has formally been invited by the Department of State Services to appear at its National Headquarters in Abuja.
A source told PUNCH Suleman will be appearing before the DSS with about 30 lawyers because they believe his persecution has become politicised.
The cleric was invited for interrogation on Monday (tomorrow) by 10am, based on his recent alleged inciting comments that Christians should defend themselves against attacks by Fulani herdsmen.
The invitation is coming four days after Governor Ayo Fayose of Ekiti State foiled attempts by the DSS to arrest Suleman in his Hotel room at Ado-Ekiti.
Sources close to Suleman told SUNDAY PUNCH that Suleman had indicated his intention to respond to the invitation. His Communications Adviser, Mr. Phrank Shaibu, confirmed the invitation, saying he would appear before the DSS on Monday.
“Yes, I can confirm to you that he (Suleman) was officially invited and as a law-abiding citizen, he will honour the DSS invitation on Monday. The invitation, though ludicrous and an afterthought, is a welcome development.”
The cleric is expected to tell the DSS how President Muhammadu Buhari would face impeachment threats and how Abuja would experience major fire explosion as contained in his predictions.
Suleman, according to a security source is also expected to give an insight into his prediction that “Buhari will be bereaved in 2017” and that the President’s “health needs attention.”
The security agency is also expected to drill him on his prediction that “Forces in Aso Rock are planning to poison current First Lady (Aisha Buhari).”
The security source said most of the actions and predictions of the prophet could destabilise the country, Punch reports
A Ghanaian socialite, often dubbed as an actress, Moesha Boudong has caused a frenzy after saying cheating in a relationship is no disrespect because men will always cheat.
Discussing the topic, “What celebrities look out for in men before marriage“, Moesha told host Akumaa Mama Zimbi:
“Whether poor or rich they will cheat
Men are men, they are gonna cheat. You can be Kim Kardashian, you can be Beyonce, they are still gonna cheat, that’s how I see it but I’m never going to leave my man because he cheated. That is never gonna happen. I’m going to leave if he cheats and he’s
very violent, doesn’t TAKE CARE OF ME, or he disrespects me.
What I hate is disrespect. If you are cheating and disrespecting me, I’m gonna leave but so far as you give me the respect, you can do whatever…”
The drama keeps unfolding in the Big Brother Naija House as we’re beginning to see some chemistry between the housemates but that’s not all the drama there is! As BBN fans have come out to slam over housemate, TBoss over her “ex-Fiance being hit by a Ferrari story”.
She claimed she had a fiancé who died eight years ago in a Ferrari accident and Nigerians are not about to swallow up that “lie”… They began to rant on Twitter:
A toddler has been left with facial skin burns after she poured her mother’s cup of scalding tea over her face – One-year-old Libbie Patterson, pictured, had grabbed the mug from a kitchen table at home and splashed the boiling tea over her head, face, shoulders and back and immediately began screaming in agony.
Her distraught mother called an ambulance and the toddler was rushed to hospital.
She spent three nights being treated for burns but medics hope her face – which was left disfigured – will not be permanently scarred.
Now her mother, Emma Patterson, 24, has released a picture of Libbie’s injuries to warn other parents about the dangers of hot drinks.
The mother-of-three said:
‘The cup was close to the edge of the work surface and she reached up and grabbed it. It went over her face, shoulders, stomach and back.
‘She screamed and started to cry. I stripped her off and doused her in cold towels after I called for an ambulance and she was still screaming.
‘Libbie’s face was starting to peel and blister and it wasn’t a nice sight. They had to shave her head and she was in a bad way.
‘The doctors have said that she will scar on her shoulders but nowhere else and that’s quite lucky. The doctors said that it could have blinded her and scarred all of her face.
‘She is being herself now and her skin just needs to heal a bit more. If I hadn’t made that cup of tea, it wouldn’t have happened.
‘It is amazing how making a cup of tea can have such devastating consequences.
‘I want to make parents aware of how easily things like this can happen.
Facebook’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg has reacted to US President, Donald Trump’s ban on Muslims and refugees in a new post on Facebook.
The founder of the social media giant said the United States was “a nation of immigrants” and that he was concerned of the President’s actions.
On Friday, President Trump signed an executive order denying people from Iran, Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Sudan, Libya and Somalia entry to the USA for 90 days.
In reaction to the effect, Zuckerberg said:
“These issues are personal for me even beyond my family.
My great grandparents came from Germany, Austria and Poland. [My wife’s] parents were refugees from China and Vietnam.
“The United States is a nation of immigrants, and we should be proud of that.”
So all these while, I’ve not really paid much attention to make-up artistry, not until now… I’m just realizing that y’all don’t only make-up the face but also your necks and shoulder area… wawu! Just wawu!
So what do you think of this sister’s make-up here?! Hit or miss?!
Veronica Otogo and Bisola Mohammed in the photo above have been reported missing – according to their friends, they were meant to have a get-together for Veronica yesterday.
Vero got back home at about 6pm with her sister and a friend of hers, Bisola.
She later left with Bisola to get cupcakes from Chloe’s Cupcakes and also go to Coldstone. After which, she was to then come back for the party but her friends haven’t seen them since and they each have 2 phones, all of them are switched off.
If anyone has seen them Call 08066843789/07061813187.
The beautiful actress and mother of one, took to her IG page to share this beautiful make-up free photo and wrote alongside it:
Morning my sunshines ☀️ ☀️ ?. Let’s go make some paperssssss. ???? #nomakeup day. Mind not my brows ?? they are having their moment ??. Enjoy your day mi darlings ?? #STAYFOCUSED
Nigerian comic actor, John Okafor AKA Mr. Ibu in a recent interview, has revealed that he would have taken his life since 1997 due to the hardship he faced in life.
According to him, at that point in his life, things were so hard that he could barely afford to feed himself. To make matters worse, the actor said he had no roof over his head and suicide seemed like the easiest option.
Speaking to Saturday Beats, he says:
“Do you know that there was a day that I had prepared to kill myself in Ajao Estate? That day, I was prepared to jump into a well because of the situation that surrounded me.
Three days before that day, I had not eaten and I did not have hope of eating for the next week. I was only surviving on water and I hate it when I bother anyone.
Most of my close friends were not bothered about my well-being even though it was obvious that I was not alright. I remember December 18, 1997, a friend of mine who I squatted with called me in the morning and told me that he would be going home for Christmas and he did not want anyone to be in his room.
I assured him that no one would come to his place but he said he wanted me out of the room. I told him that I did not have another place to stay and he should trust me that as usual, I would take good care of the place. Though I was older than him, I did all the washing and cleaning of the house to the extent that I washed his panties and underwear.
I did that so that I could have a roof over my head. But out of anger, that my friend went into the house, brought out all my things and threw them outside, then he told me to leave his house, he locked his door and left.
“From where I was seated, I was looking at the well. I thought to myself, ‘is it not better to end my life by jumping into the well so that when people return in the evening and they need water, they would discover my body and my friend would know that he was the reason I committed suicide?’
I went to the well and as I opened the lid and prepared to jump inside, the image of my mother’s face flashed through my mind. I quickly closed the well and began to wonder how my mother knew that I wanted to kill myself.
My mother was still alive at the time; she was about 80 years old. I went back and leaned by the wall. A neighbour, Francis, was playing a song by Michael Bolton titled ‘When I am back on my Feet Again.’ The song gave me hope and I decided to stay alive,” he said.
Okafor said that after he had decided against killing himself, he needed to find somewhere to sleep and since he had no one to stay with; he opted to sleep under a lorry, a space where dogs used as their house.
He stayed there for a while till God sent a helper to him.
“I cleaned the place and was able to get some cartons which I used to do a tent. In the course of cleaning the place, I realised that it was dogs that used to sleep there at night but I had no choice.
One night, about 30 dogs were barking so no one could sleep so I had to move my cartons to another location. While I was changing my bearing, I saw some people gathering. I hid my cartons, went close to the place and saw that it was a movie audition. I saw some of my friends there like Pete Edochie, and a friend called Sandra Ezeh.
When Sandra saw me, she hugged me and said she was a big fan of my work especially my role in ‘Ikuku.’ She asked if I was doing anything and when I told her I wasn’t, she insisted that I accompany her to see her boyfriend.
Since I had no job, I followed her; beside, all I needed then was food. I was so hungry at the time that it began to affect my eye sight. Sadly, her boyfriend had travelled so she said we should go to see another friend.
We met the woman who owned a bar and when I asked for food, she said all she had was pepper soup and drinks. I told her to give me pepper soup and she was nice enough to tell them to give me two agidi with the pepper soup. After I ate the food, I fell into a deep sleep.
“When I woke up, I saw an address, 125 Adetola Street, then immediately, I remembered that a friend had called me asking me to stay in his house because he was travelling to Germany and that was the address.
Immediately I crossed the street and went to the house. When I got into the house, my friend, Frank, just got in from London. He was so happy to see me that he hugged me and we both fell to the ground. He then said that no matter where I was staying, I had to move into his house.
We went to pick my load from where I put it. Frank asked why my load was outside and I lied to him that I was preparing to travel. That was how he gave me a room in his flat. I prayed to God thanking him for saving me. He started taking me out and buying me clothes. It was from there I got my footing,” he said.
Terry Edwards murdered two Subway workers back in 2003. 14 years later, he has become the first death row prisoner to be executed under Donald Trump’s U.S. presidency.
Terry Edwards was a former employee of the sandwich food chain, who had been fired several weeks before the crime. He was caught stealing from the register.
He was executed by lethal injection in Dallas, Texas, on Thursday at 10.17 pm. His last words before dying were:
that he was “at peace with God”.
The victims’ families were present, but he did not turn to look at them. They released a statement stating,
“tonight is a time for us to remember Mickey and Tommy… Though this chapter of our journey is now over, we will always feel the loss of them in our lives.”
Edward’s murdered co-workers were Mickell Goodwin, a 26-year-old mother of two, and Tommy Walker, the 34-year-old store manager. He shot them both in the head.
The defense lawyers unsuccessfully tried to delay his execution. The time for his death was extended three hours, but in the end the proceeding began.
30-year-old Bosede Adelani was at a junction on Acme Road, Lagos when a man, Adepeju Olukokun, approached her. That was on the morning of Thursday, January 19, 2017,
A physically challenged woman, who had been surviving through the kindness of strangers, she believed that God had brought along a helper that morning.
“He sat beside me and asked if I needed a wheelchair and I told him that I already had one. He brought out a bundle of money and it surprised me because nobody had given me that much money before.
“But he continued holding the cash asking me questions. When I realised that he seemed to be really interested in what I needed, I then told him that I was setting up a shop to sell soft drinks. Through the money I made from alms, I had bought a freezer. All I needed was the shop. I told him this and he said okay.
“When he was leaving, he gave me two N500 notes from the bundle he was holding and I thanked him. He also dropped his phone number with me. He said I should call him by 4pm that day.”
Adelani said she was shocked few hours before that 4pm when she started receiving calls from family and friends asking about “the man who had made her rich.”
They said I was all over the internet.
Adelani said unknown to her, while Olukokun was holding a bundle of cash, speaking with her, another friend of his was nearby taking pictures and recording a video of the encounter.
Few hours after the man left, Adelani’s pictures and the video of how “her life changed” had started circulating on the internet.
Olukokun posted a series of pictures on his Instagram page with the caption:
“On my way to Ikeja, I met this beautiful woman on the road cripple begging and I have to stop by to ask her what she needs? She said a wheelchair and a shop and I told her all her desire would come through today. I feel happy #Kokun Foundation #EndingSolution.”
His Instagram page is filled with many other pictures of him in purportedly providing help to other people.
But Adelani said after she was alerted to the online photos, she contacted Olukokun, who told her to come to the office of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad if she still wanted his help.
“When I called back again, I wanted to beg him to pull down the pictures online because I did not want to become another stunt. He said I was disturbing him. It is not that I am an ingrate. I thank him for the N1,000 he gave to me. But I don’t want to be used for a publicity stunt,” Adelani said.
The woman said she was afraid for her life and fear attack by “area boys” in her neighbourhood who believe she is now rich.
PUNCH reports that when Olukokun was contacted, he explained that he was indeed interested in helping the woman but that after he posted the picture, a lot of people had called him to indicate that they had helped Adelani many times but she had refused to leave the street.
“She lied that I gave her N1,000. I actually gave her N4,000. I have helped many people. I told her to come to the SARS office so she could write an undertaking that if I helped her, she would leave the street. But she has refused to come,” he said.
Asked if he could simply pull the pictures he had posted on the social media down, Olukokun said the pictures were evidence of his works since he ran a non-governmental organisation.
Punch asked him why he could not simply wait till he had fulfilled Adelani’s wishes before posting the pictures, he said,
“Money is not easy to come by. Many people may see the pictures and want to help her more. Do you know that I can still get her arrested if she continued to stay on the street? I am still interested in helping her though.”
Olukokun did not agree to pull down the pictures but Adelani explained that she might be forced to report the matter to the police.
Folasade Fayemi, a housewife, on Friday urged a Customary Court at Agodi, Ibadan, to dissolve her three-year-old marriage, citing her husband’s decision to make his brother the next of kin.
Folasade also accused her husband, Temitope, of beating and harassing her. She said:
“My Lord, my husband bought a plot of land and put the name of his sibling as the next of kin without considering me and my son, who is the only child of the marriage.
“He loves his siblings and mother more than me, always in close contact with his mother and hardly tells me about his movements.
“Worse still, he beats me always and does not care about my welfare; the court should separate us since he prefers his mother and siblings to me.”
The husband, however, denied all the allegations and pleaded with the court not to separate them, saying “I still love her.”
The President of the court, Chief Mukaila Balogun, urged the parties to explore the possibility of reconciling, saying “the court is interested more in reconciliation and settlement of rifts between couple than dissolution.”
He urged the husband to make the move for reconciliation and report back to the court. The case has been adjourned to Feb 1.
Ghanaian rapper, Sarkodie took to his social media accounts to share this photo of a 4 year old girl who mistakenly swallowed caustic soda and needs GHC15,000 for an immediate surgery.
Some Ghanaians got enraged that the rapper, with his status, asked the public to donate when he can pay the amount to save the little girl.
Several comments under his post condemned him saying he was very stingy and that looking at the amount of money he charges per show, GHC15,000 the little girl needs should be but a penny for him.
24-year-old Kenyan lady, Doreen Moraa, was born with HIV and has disclosed in an interesting interview with eDaily how she learnt of her status while still in primary school.
Her touching story serves as a great lesson for those who still treat HIV and AIDs like a death sentence. Doreen’s parents are a discordant couple, meaning one of her parents is HIV positive(+) and the other one is HIV negative(-).
She comes from a family of five siblings, one died a few years back. She is the only child in her family living with the virus.
About how she got to know of her status, Doreen said:
“When I was aged 12 and a pupil in Standard Seven. During one of my many hospital visits, I overheard my mum talking with my doctor. All along, I was visiting the hospital, but I did not know what exactly was wrong with me. I heard the doctor ask my mum: ‘When did you discover that she is HIV (Positive)?’’
“I did not even wait to hear my mum’s response. I was already confused. It found when we had already been introduced to HIV in class. So, our teacher made it sound like it was a death sentence. I was shocked to hear the doctor’s question directed at my mum. But after some time I thought to myself: maybe I heard the wrong thing. I thus brushed it off.”
“The following year, my mum went into coma. She was really sick. Actually, we had given up. We thought she was going to pass on. But then, she recovered. And after fully regaining her health, she took me to hospital, I got tested and the doctor disclosed to me my HIV status. He told me: ‘Doreen, you will have to take antiretroviral drugs for the rest of your life.”
Doreen’s dating life has not been easy because telling someone your status is rather scary because you are afraid of their reaction. She once dated a guy whom she disclosed her status to.
At first, he thought she was joking and so they went to get tested together. She came out positive and the guy was negative. He was shocked and couldn’t speak on their way home. With that, she feels challenged to disclose her status to someone because of their reaction.
As she went about her life and learning to deal with her status, she set up a group called Hope Alive. It is comprised of young people who spread the word that living positively is not the end of the world.
Moraa always encourage other people living with HIV and everyone saying,
“HIV is not a death sentence and the cure to HIV doesn’t lie in some laboratory in America, China, Korea or Britain.”
A 61-year-old South African man was killed, chopped to pieces and buried in a shallow grave — allegedly by his wife, as well as her boyfriend and a friend.
The chilling claims were made by the friend, who told police how he was duped into helping to bury Shelly Lekalakala by his wife and her boyfriend.
Pathologists exhume the victim’s remains. CREDIT: Oupa Mokoena
Shelly was reported missing by his 37-year-old wife on January 2017. By then he had already been dead for more than two weeks.
According to Temba police, a terrified man arrived at the police station on Wednesday to confess to being party to burying a body in the Bosplaas bushes.
Police spokesperson Kay Makhubela said the man told of how he was tricked into helping burying the body in what he initially thought was ritual practice.
He said he later learnt it was a horrible murder.
The man told police how he received a phone call on New Year’s Eve from a friend asking him to help carry a heavy metal bath into the bush nearby.
“It’s believed the guy who called the ‘confessor’ for help is the boyfriend of the deceased man’s wife,” said Makhubela.
When the man arrived at Shelly’s house in Ramotse, he found his friend and the victim’s wife wrapping objects and throwing them inside a metal sink.
When he questioned them what they were doing he was told not to worry and that it was a ritual for good luck since the woman was a traditional doctor in training.
The man who confessed unsuspectingly proceeded to help the duo and helped carry the metal sink to the bush, which is about 2km from the house.
“(He) told police the initial idea was to throw the metal sink inside a river. But they did not go ahead with that plan; the trio attempted to dig a hole instead,” said Makhubela.
“The trio didn’t finish digging the hole that night. They came back the next night,” he said.
It was on the second night that the confessor was highly suspicious and discovered that the wrapped-up objects were actually Shely’s body parts.
When he questioned the pair again he was told that he too would be killed and buried. Two weeks went by before the wife reported him missing.
Shelly’s Mother
Shelly’s mother, Johanna Hlongwane, said she became suspicious after not seeing the him for two weeks.
“I only saw the wife and her boyfriend playing music and having parties, but I had not a single sight of him,” she said.
She called his family who came to question the wife. But the family were not successful in getting answers.
“What is worse is that all three of them lived in the house and the slain man had been convinced that his wife’s boyfriend was just a tenant. They were playing him for a fool right under his nose,” said Hlongwane.
Two days before she last saw him he was also badly beaten by his wife and her boyfriend, Hlongwane said.
“One of my children stopped the beating,” she said.
Close friend Frank Motaung said the man worked at the Department of Public Works and was scheduled to go on pension. He had never had any children.
As Shelly’s body was pulled out of the crude grave in a bush in Bosplaas, Hammanskraal, his family members and neighbours could barely contain their tears as forensic officials dug up the body.
Community members admitted that they had always had a hunch that the wife was somehow involved, and so they mobilised and tried questioning her, but she called the police and was escorted away.
The wife and her boyfriend have not been seen since January 19. On Wednesday the man who went to police directed officers to the grave and on Thursday the police exhumed the remains. The man has been detained at Temba police station while the police search for the other suspects.
At the graveside the mood was sombre, as Shelly’s mother, two brothers, cousins and neighbours watched and waited for the remains to be brought out of the makeshift grave.
Shelly’s mother Elizabeth Lekalakala, said she felt lifeless and distraught.
“This is my fifth child to die. My boy was humble and kept to himself. Why would they do this to him?” she asked, almost close to tears.
A heartbroken wife from Zimbabwe has come forth with a very displeasing situation she is going through at marital home. Her abusive husband, a 32 year Peter Sibanda, brings all sorts of girls in their house, to have sex in front of her, so that she can “watch live and learn” how other women do it on her bed.
Peter Sibanda, calls his wife, Grace Nyoni, “lazy” when it comes to sexual performance. He has said he was tired of “boring bedroom sessions”, so decided to bring girlfriends over, so that her wife could observe and “learn some skills.”
He made Nyoni sleep on the floor when he is with other women on the bed.
“He doesn’t want to sleep with me in our bed, instead he prefers coming with girls to our home and says he’s doing me a favour by letting me see how other women are able to please their husbands. I’m no longer enjoying this marriage,” said Nyoni.
Nyoni turned to her mother-in-law, Eunice Sibanda, to tell about the delicate situation, and she got very angry at her son.
“I told him to stop it because there are diseases out there. I need grandchildren,” Mrs Sibanda commented.
The wife has even admitted Sibanda has forced her to comment which of the girls she considers to be the best, and which tips she learned.
“He forces me to comment on who’s the best among his girlfriends and how many concepts did I master during their act. He also forces me to wash the sheets, preparing for another girl who will come at night,” said Nyoni.
The sleep-around husband has no shame. He is of the view that one day his wife would learn something in all his actions.
Sibanda claims he loves his wife “more than she knows,” adding that he feels he is “not rude to her”. He simply thinks he found this “brilliant method” to teach her on sexuality.
“I love my wife more than she knows. I’m not rude to her but I found that way as a brilliant method of teaching her. If she thought I no longer liked her, I would have let her go long back,” explained Sibanda.
Following his announcement as a new DMW artiste, DMW in partnership with Lazy Boy Management is releasing the YONDA’s debut single titled ‘LAS VEGAS’.
