Television Continental reporter Wale Fakile has reacted to his girlfriend’s accusation that he beat her up, claims he was never arrested.

MY VERSION OF THE STORY

I have read all the tirades and accusations levelled against me by Mandy Isaac on Social Media and for posterity and records purposes, I need to state my side of the story. Yes, it is true that we are friends but we stopped dating in June 2015. However, we started again in December 2015.

Our last date was on Wednesday, May 16th, 2016 in my residence and in spite of Mandy telling me that she had stopped drinking, she requested for alcohol which I did not oblige her.

However, I later found out that she had drank 2 cans of Vodka (picture below). I went out to withdraw some money and she stepped out too, after having taking possession of my phone.

When I returned, she got back and accused me of talking to ladies and insisted she had to leave that night. I pleaded with her but she said she would leave and I gave her N2,000 as Transport fare.

In her semi-nude state, she flared up, demanded for N50,000 and called me unprintable names. Later, she went berserk and started destroying things in my house (See pictures below) before she started rolling herself on the floor.

I got a call the same night from a female police officer at ketu Police Station (I was NEVER ARRESTED) who asked that I report at the station that night or the following morning.

I could not go to the police station that night because it was already late (some minutes past 11:00pm) but I made sure that I got to the station as early as possible (8:00am). To my surprise she never showed up even after my call at the station.

It is unfortunate that this happened to me but I am not only a responsible man but I also work in a responsible organisation that values and cherishes its publics.

This is a deliberate attempt to frame me and I call on investigative Journalists to go deeper than the story and either vilify me or corroborate my claims.

Members of the National Association of Nigerian Prostitutes (NANP), have intimated that they are mobilizing their members all over the country to embark on what they call the mother of all protests » to register their anger over the high cost of living in the country occasioned by the increase in the pump price of petrol.

The body in a statement signed by its new leader, Tamar Tion who took over after the demise of former President, Jessica Elvis , and Secretary, Sandra Efosa, their decision to embark on the strike, stems from the fact that their business » has been dwindling as their customers do not have have the money to patronize them and as such, they have been suffering untold hardship.

Part of the communique released by the body after its national executive meeting reads:
“The members of the National Association of Nigerian Prostitutes (NANP), has concluded plans to embark on a mother of all protest to show our anger on the current economic hardship the citizens of Nigeria are passing through.

The hardship has affected every facet of the society including our business as our customer base has diminished and the few men that seek our services do not have the money to pay, even after many of our members have reduced their prices drastically.

Some of our members charge as low as N500 and yet, the customers complain because they do not have the money. We supported President Muhammadu Buhari when he was campaigning, believing he was going to bring about the desired change.

But now things have gone from bad to worse. We are bread winners in our families and some of us have lots of responsibilities. Since this government came into power, things have sky rocketed. And to add to our woes, they have increased the fuel price, making the ordinary Nigerians the worse off.

We are mobilizing our members all over the country to embark on the protest on a date to be announced soon. We will occupy the National Assembly, the various state secretariats and picket the PHCN, NNPC and other parastatals. We are Nigerians and we pay taxes, so we also feel the pains.”

Amina Ali Nkeki, her baby Safiya, and her mother, were today May 19, 2016, received by President Muhammadu Buhari at the State House, Abuja.

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…and she tested Negative for HIV!

The name Abubakar Attahiru, has been trending on Facebook after a final post he made two days ago shortly before his death, went viral.

Attahiru who lived in Abuja, posted a Facebook update on May 17, asking his friends to pray for him as he prepares for an appendix surgery. Sadly, the surgery wasn’t successful. He died on the same day.

Friends and sympathizers who are shocked about his demise, have thronged his page to bid him farewell.

The man identified as Leroy Hobson and his two sons; 3yrs and 5yrs were involved in a ghastly auto accident that claimed their lives along Highway 18 in Rankin County, Mississipi, USA.

Hobson was driving a Ford Windstar when he lost control and crossed over into the other lane and was struck by a Lexus GS 300.

His wife, Kenisha Hobson was lucky to survive the accident with injuries, but Hobson and his two sons sadly perished.

Leroy Hobson and his two sons were buried in the same coffin on the 9th May 2016.

The picture has since gone viral, raising the question as to whether there was any spiritual connotation to burying them together in one coffin.

Okay People…The rate at which Domestic Violence is spurring is appalling.

A presenter with the Television Continental (TVC), Wale Fakile, who made a vicious assault on his girlfriend has been arrested.

A Facebook user( names withheld) posted the victim’s agony and call for help to save her life. The arrested TVC staff, Fakile co-presents TRENDS and the popular, QUESTION TIME.

Dnt publish my name pls, am pass Mandy, my supposed boyfriend that works with TVC, beat me yesterday to stupor WIth bruises all over and he said there is nothing I can do about it bcos he is rich and works with TVC and am poor.

We have reported the case to Ministry of women affairs and management of TVC , this will be properly investigated as the victim is seeking for Justice.

UPDATE: He has been arrested !

Yesterday marked the 8th anniversary of the death of Dele Momodu’s mother, and the Ovation magazine publisher took to his page last night to share her deathbed photos and also write her a tribute.

“Maami had been sick off and on but I never knew she would go so soon at age 84 as I wished she would stay much longer… I soon received the final bad news from my older brother and guardian Angel Prof Oladele Ajayi: Dele Dele Dele our mum has gone home to rest…

As the last born of my mum, I was naturally her pet and the news of Maami slipping into coma left me totally devastated!”

I will forever treasure that last moment we shared together before Maami left this world in 2007… As I wept knowing she may soon depart, she said those prayers… Jeesu o wa pelu re… Jesus will be with you… Rest on in your Lord Maami..”

A woman, identified only as Mama Oyin, has allegedly abducted a one-year-old girl, Fehintola Lawal, in the Abule Egba area of Lagos State.

Mama Oyin, who disguised as a customer, had on Saturday said she was willing to buy some items from Fehintola’s mother and grandmother, who were retailers in a shop in the Abule Egba area. The items were not available in the shop.

Mama Oyin was said to have returned on Monday around 11am to the shop, and reportedly begged for direction to where she could buy the items in Agege. Fehintola’s mother, Lola Lawal, had offered to go with Mama Oyin, who was said to be a friendly customer.

When Mama Oyin and Lola were about leaving, Fehintola fell asleep and the customer was said to have requested to strap her (Fehintola) to her back, while she (Mama Oyin) handed over her bag to Lola.

The women boarded a tricycle to Abattoir Junction, after which they took a commercial motorcycle to Oko Oba, Agege. When they alighted, they took separate motorcycles to the place where the items were said to be sold. When the motorcycles got to Olaniyi Street, the one boarded by Mama Oyin diverted to another street.

As the girl’s mother tried to pursue the customer, her motorcycle was said to have sped back to the Abule Egba Road, where she hurriedly crossed the road and took a tricycle. Since Monday, Mama Oyin and Fehintola had not been seen.

The matter was reported at the Abattoir and Elere police divisions the same day. Speaking with Punch Metro, Fehintola’s aunt, Lolade Oseni, said the bag Mama Oyin dropped with Lola was later discovered to contain papers cut to currency sizes packed into envelopes, adding that the phone numbers she gave them did not connect.

She said, “This woman met Lola on Saturday. She said she wanted to buy souvenirs, adding that she could also be supplying us goods. She said she was new to the area. Fehintola’s mother, Lola, and my own mother welcomed the customer. She played with them on Saturday before leaving for her supposed house. On Sunday, she came again and went with my mother to church, claiming that her church was far. She came to our house on Sunday.

“On Monday, she came again, saying she needed the souvenirs urgently. Mama and Fehintola’s mother offered to go to Agege with the woman to get the items. The girl became asleep while they were trying to board a tricycle. It was then that the woman offered to put Fehintola on her back.

“When they alighted, they took motorcycles and then another motorcycle. Later, they took separate motorcycles. That was when the woman escaped with Fehintola. The girl’s mother is distraught at the moment. We searched the bag Mama Oyin gave us and discovered that it contained papers, not money. The phone number she claimed to be using has not rung.”

The case has also been reported at the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, Ikeja, and the office of the Police Public Relations Department, Ikeja.

Family members plan to visit the Ogun State Police Command Headquarters, Eleweran, Abeokuta, on Thursday (today) to extend their search for the girl.

The much anticipated autopsy report on late Ronke Shonde, the mother of two allegedly killed by her husband, Lekan, two weeks ago in Egbeda area of Lagos, during a scuffle, is out.

The report, as reliably gathered, reached detectives at about 8.45p.m. yesterday. Although police authorities kept mum over the content of the report, Vanguard was reliably informed that it attributed late Ronke Shonde’s death to some injuries in the head.

It also revealed that water clustered in her head. Again, the report which was reportedly signed by one Dr. Shoyemi, a Pathologist at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, LASUTH, Ikeja, disclosed that late Ronke Shonde died as a result of respiratory seizure.

But it ruled out the possibility of her death due to violent marks on her face. The autopsy was conducted last Thursday, with its result expected to be out in three days. But Vanguard was informed that it was delayed due to the absence of the Chief Pathologist, who reportedly travelled out of the country.

While he was being expected, an inconclusive report, which emerged Tuesday, however, showed that the bruises on the corpse could not establish the cause of her death.

However, sources said further medical checks finally attributed the cause of her death to “respiratory seizure as a result of water in the head and some injuries also in the head.”

With the report, sources said detectives would then continue with the next line of investigation, which reliably will include, among others, the mental stability of Lekan, who is still in their custody.

Recall that Lekan, who initially went into hiding after the incident, gave himself in to the Police in Lagos, where he denied culpability over his wife’s death. He was later transferred to the State Criminal Investigations and Intelligence Department ,SCIID, Yaba.