A married man has narrated how he discovered that his wife is having an affair with her pastor, also married and with children.

The gentleman took to his page on Nigerian forum platform, Nairaland to share his trauma. According to him, the affair has been going on for years now and he’s seeking help on how to report the pastor.

Here’s what he wrote,

Hey guys I’ll just be brief. Straight to the point. My wife is having an emotional affair. Whats making it worse? It’s with a pastor with wife and children. Her pastor when she was in another state. Now they’re both in different states. How did I know? I saw her chat with him about 2+ years ago, and saw all the sweet name calling, the pet names and how they tell each other their activities of the day and even marital problems. All the red flags and checklist of an emotional affair have been ticked by them. The only thing remaining is the sexual part.

We’ve been married for some years now, she was a virgin when I married her though I’m 100% sure they have not met since we got married. But the issue here is that this is causing serious friction in our marriage. When I first saw it, I gave some time to be sure and I confronted her and she denied and said he’s just her pastor (denial is one of the checklist).

Some months later they didn’t stop the communication, I was about to tell her mum cos she visited. She pleaded and I let it slide. Fast forward to 2021 they are still in communication. This time around the so called pastor is even always reminding her to clear chats so I won’t see it. Now emotional affair is actually worse than sexual affair. This pastor has a wife. I just pity the wife cos I can imagine how she would also be feeling.

I provide for the home, I also had to change from biz to the one that makes me travel to something that makes me work from home so she won’t say it’s cos I’m not always around. We struggle with our sex life. What do I mean? She doesn’t like sex. She doesn’t mind if we stay 1 year without sex. But me I’m a man with sexual needs. Now when I see the way she doesn’t like sex and I remember this emotional affair, it drives me crazy. Those who have passed thru this, how did you overcome this challenge? I don’t want a broken home for my children cos sometimes I feel like calling her people and telling them to take their daughter back. Infact I’ll dash them the bride price.

Do I go and get a side chick? But that won’t solve my problem. Guys come to my aid. Cos if we discuss this again, this will be the 3rd time we’re talking about same issue and same guy.

Sorry wasn’t brief… How do I report a winners chapel pastor? Do I confront her about again or just tell her people? My family members don’t know about it yet cos if I mention it to them, her respect is gone forever.

Edit: for those asking, we were friends for many years even before we got married. I didn’t marry her cos of virginity. Who virginity help? I married her cos she was my friend and we were compatible.”

Dr. Ngozi Okonjo Iweala has reacted to a cute photo of a young girl who took part in her social media lookalike challenge.

Sharing the photo on her Twitter page, Dr. Ngozi wrote ;

This is the cutest young girl I’ve seen in her lookalike Nigerian outfit! I almost thought it was my younger self. I would like to know her name!

See the photo below ;

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is a Nigerian-American economist, fair trade leader, environmental sustainability advocate, human welfare champion, sustainable finance maven and global development expert. Since March 2021, Okonjo-Iweala has been serving as Director-General of the WTO: World Trade Organization.

A young Nigerian man has revealed plans to use his parents for money ritual.

A video making rounds online shows the man speaking boldly about his intentions to use his parents for ritual and requesting for a “connect”.

When asked if he would still kill his mum if she pleads for mercy, the yet-to-be identified man said he won’t stop, as her plea would only motivate him to kill her faster.

In the disturbing video, the man added that he would gladly kill his father because he doesn’t give a f*ck about him.

He emphasized that he would kill his parents without giving it a second thought because if they truly cared about him, they would have hustled hard to give him a good life.

The young man was also questioned if he would proceed with the rituals if he’s told that he has only 3 months to enjoy the ill-gotten wealth and he said he is okay with the arrangement.

He reiterated that anybody can go down for him to make money.

Watch the video below,

The Lady who was giving blowj*bs to men in a video serving rounds online has apologized to her parents after it went viral.

In the video that found it’s way to the internet and stirred reactions from social media user, the young lady was seen giving bj to different men at the nightclub situated somewhere in Kasoa Ghana.

Reacting to the video, social media users rebuked the lady’s action and questioned her upbringing.

However, moments after the video went viral the Ghanaian lady who revealed she regrets what she did in the club tendered a public apology to her parents.

According to her, she didn’t know the video would go viral and it was never in her intention to hurt her parents.

“I’m very sorry mum and dad, I didn’t know this video will trend like that. Sorry everyone”, she said.

Watch video of her apologizing to her parents amid tears below,

The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has warned Nigerians against consuming frozen Chicken and Turkey preserved with Formalin.

Formalin is a poisonous chemical popularly used to preserve the human body in mortuaries.

NAFDAC’s spokesman, Dr. Abubakar Jimoh, who gave the warning in an interview with NAN, said unscrupulous business owners had been using formalin to preserve poultry products, chicken and turkey, in particular.

“NAFDAC is alerting Nigerians to this practice. There are enough poultry products in the country than to resort to frozen chicken smuggled in, despite Federal Government’s ban,” Jimoh said

The NAFDAC spokesman also called the attention of consumers to the economic import of patronizing business owners who smuggle poultry products into the country. He noted that if such patronage continued, indigenous poultry farmers and marketers would not grow as desired, as the money spent on smuggled products would only go to producers of the products.