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Female Police Officer Assaulted And Stripped Unclad In Onitsha

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According
to reports, a female police officer was yesterday attacked and almost stri*ped
unclad by a dreaded wealthy man. 
 
The police officer, Inspector Tochukwu Offoegbu was allegedly on duty when
the the ‘big man,’ who owns a park in Onitsha, approached her, allegedly
telling her that he would facilitate her removal from Onitsha as he did to
one  Archibong. 
 
She then demanded to know what she did that would warrant her removal, so he
reportedly slapped her for questioning him. Eyewitness also revealed that his
boys allegedly tore the female officer’s uniform, leaving her almost unclad. 
 
‘’She ran for her life into the Police post to avoid the peering eyes of the
public before the Area Commander Benjamin Nwordu asked all of them to come to
the area police station, Onitsha. 
 
‘’That man cannot be arrested because last time he slapped the Commissioner of
police because of park matters and so the governor closed the park and now, it
is an Inspector. I fear,” the eyewitness narrated. 
 
 
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Female Police Officer Assaulted And Stripped Unclad In Onitsha

According to reports, a female police officer was yesterday attacked and almost stri*ped unclad by a dreaded wealthy man. The police of...

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Two Women Lynched By Mob In Jigawa Over Witchcraft Allegations

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Two women, 60-year-old Maryam Ashiru and her daughter, Asiya Ashiru 
of Kila Village in Gwaram local government area of Jigawa State were on 
Tuesday lynched by an angry mob in their community over allegations of 
witchcraft. 
 
The two women were attacked by the mob at around 9pm, following the 
death of a middle-aged person Abubakar Sule, suspected to be killed 
through witchcraft by one of the women. 
 
According to the son of Maryam Ashiru, Sani Ashiru, who is also a 
student of the Sa’adatu Rimi College Kano, said that the people of the 
village stormed the house and killed his aged mother and his sister, 
following the death of their neighbour. 
 
He said, “About three years ago, an elder brother to the late Sule 
fell sick and died, but his family accused our family of killing him. 
The matter was settled at a Shari’a court after we swore by the Holy 
Qur’an that we are not witches or wizards and were, also, not 
responsible for his death. 
 
“Few weeks ago, when Sule fell sick, his family also accused us of 
being responsible and threatened to kill all of our family members if he
 died. Unfortunately and eventually, he died. 
 
“Shortly after, his family along with many people in the village 
attacked our house. Before they reached the house, virtually all our 
family members ran away, leaving only my helpless mother and sister in 
the house. 
 
“The attackers, without any hesitation, slaughtered my mother and 
sister, mutilated their bodies and burnt our house with all our 
belongings inside,” Ashiru narrated. 
 
“I can swear by the Qur’an that we are not witches or wizards; but 
simply because we a poor family, some people in the village hate us and 
always make these allegations against us,” Ashiru pointed out. 
 
He also revealed that he did not know the whereabouts of any of his 
other escaped family members and confirmed that “no one among those 
inhuman people has been arrested by the police, and I cannot get a 
lawyer to follow me, because I have no money”. 
 
He, however, called on the Jigawa State government, human right 
groups and legal aid groups to come to his family’s aid, and insisted on
 fishing out “those heartless people”. 
 
When the spokesperson of the state police command, SP Abdul Jinjiri, 
was contacted, he confirmed the incident and added that two persons, 
Sani Malam Yalwa and Rilwan Suleiman, were arrested in connection with 
the incident.

Two Women Lynched By Mob In Jigawa Over Witchcraft Allegations

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Women Behind Nigeria’s Most Powerful Politicians

As often said, beside every successful man, there is a woman. It has just
come to the fore that every successful politician has a woman of great influence who plays along with him. If
it was the man’s spouse, it is considered better because courage and support
are brood right from home. This is more so, considering the fact that no woman
will watch her husband record a public and documented failure during his stay
in office. 
LEADERSHIP FRIDAY presents some selected Nigerian women who are considered
powerful themselves, and who also rally round their husbands. They are seen as
the women behind powerful politicians in Nigeria. They are: 
 
DAME PATIENCE JONATHAN: 
As it stands now the biggest influence on the Nigerian political landscape
is undoubtedly President Goodluck Jonathan. President Jonathan’s ascending
political profile since the advent of this democratic dispensation is a feat
that is rarely achieved. Yet one cannot glorify him and underestimate the role
played by his spouse, Dame Patience Jonathan. It is believed that Patience
wields much influence on Jonathan’s political decisions. For instance, it was 
rumoured recently in some quarters and carried by some media that Lady
Jonathan, who is known to be a strong advocate of women rights and growth,
might have influenced the expulsion of the Rivers State governor, Rotimi
Chibuike Ameachi, by the State chapter of the ruling People’s Democratic Party
(PDP) as there has been a face-off between her and the Governor who are both
indigenes of the State. Dame Patience pursues the course for the empowerment
and respect for the rights of women with unprecedented zeal. She was known for
this course even right from when her husband was Deputy Governor of Bayelsa
State. 
Patience, who has a BSc. in Biology and Psychology from the University of
Port Harcourt, was born in 1957 into a respectable Christian family of Lazarus
Iwari-Oba in Port-Harcourt. 
 
AMINA SAMBO (OFR): 
Mrs Amina Sambo (OFR) is
the wife of Vice President Namadi Sambo, and therefore Nigeria’s Second Lady.
She was Kaduna State’s First Lady between 2007 and 2010 when her husband was
governor of the State. As a background influence to her husband, she must have
been a good companion and adviser, contributing to the political ingenuity that
has seen him to the topmost echelon of Nigerian politics today. 
Mrs Amina Sambo was born in Riyom, Barikin Ladi Local Government Area of
Plateau State, Nigeria. She had her primary education at Girls Boarding School,
Gindiri, Plateau State, after which she enrolled for a Nursing course before
she had her secondary education.
She is currently the Executive Director of the Grassroots Health Organisation
of Nigeria (GHON). 
She coordinated a national programme
on the prevention of Vesico Vaginal Fistula
(VVF) towards safe motherhood in Nigeria, and was a consultant on delivery at
the Centre for Development and Population Activities (CEDPA) projects in
northern Nigeria. In view of her outstanding achievements and contributions to
national growth, she was conferred with the award of Officer of the Federal
Republic (OFR) by President Jonathan. 
 
SENATOR (MRS) DAISY DANJUMA: 
She is the wife of Theophilus Yusuf Danjuma, a retired General who, by
virtue of his philanthropic gestures has received various awards and titles
across the country; a man who is now seen by many as a political benefactor and
advisor to the political elites, especially those of northern extraction. 
Senator (Mrs) Daisy, a former senator from Plateau State, is a graduate of Law
from Ahmadu Bello University. 
In 2003, she was elected Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria where
she has served on various committees, most notably, as Chairman of the ECOWAS
Parliament’s Women and
Children Committee and Chairman, Senate Committee on Women Affairs and Youth
Development. 
 
HELEN DAVID MARK: 
The Senate President, David Alechenu Bonaventure Mark is married to four
wives. They are Omale, Kate, Helen and Randa. Mark, who represents Benue South
federal constituency, is a former military governor of Niger State. He was
first elected into the Senate in 1999 and has clinched the position till date.
He is indeed, one of the influential political figures in Benue State, if not
the most powerful and sophisticated politician in the state. 
Senator Mark enjoys a lot of support from all his wives, one of whom is
Helen, who often identifies with him in his political struggles and is often
seen with him in official outings. 
 
HAJIYA INNA MARYAM CIROMA: 
Former minister of Women Affairs and current Acting Managing Director, National Inland Waterways
Authority, Hajiya Inna Maryam Ciroma, is the wife of former minister of
finance, Alhaji Adamu Ciroma. Hajiya Inna was born on September 11, 1954 in
Biu, Borno State. She attended Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria, where she
graduated in 1978 with a degree in Political Science. She later obtained a Post
Graduate Diploma in Public
Administration, perhaps, in her desire to sharpen and equip herself for the
task of public service and administration. 
Having had several careers cutting across federal civil service, private
entrepreneurship and investment, there is no doubt that she is very exposed.
Her husband, Adamu Ciroma, is also a former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria
(CBN). He was the chairman of the Obasanjo 2003 re-election Campaign
Organisation. This shows how the Ciromas are considered politically weighty and
relevant by Obasanjo who was, then, very desperate for his re-election bid. Of
course, he needed no less political personalities than the Ciromas whose role
in capturing the north was considered un-negotiable. 
There is no doubt that Adamu Ciroma is an old pillar in Nigerian politics.
In 1979, he was a presidential aspirant on the platform of the National Party
of Nigeria (NPN). However, he did not scale through in the party primaries. He
also served as NPN secretary. Ciroma was, 
at other times, minister of Industries and Agriculture. Behind this
unwavering politician who was a respected senior cabinet member during the
Shagari administration, Hajiya Inna is the woman that provides all sorts of
encouragement and support. 
 
HAJIA HAUWA DANBABA SUNTAI: 
The rave of the moment, Hajia Hauwa Danbaba Suntai is the wife of Governor
Danbaba Suntai of Taraba State. Hauwa, a Shuwa Arab from Borno State, is the
reliable storehouse of the Taraba governor who was 
involved in an air crash in
October last year in Yola, Adamawa State, when he was reported to be flying
himself in a private jet. Hauwa has been standing by her husband throughout his
ordeal, practically demonstrating that what he needed mostly to recover is,
perhaps, the affection and emotional therapy of a dear one. During this same
time, Hauwa gave birth to twins in USA where her husband was receiving treatment
after he was transferred from a German hospital where he was initially
admitted. 
Just last weekend, her husband was flown into the country from John Hopkins
Hospital, USA. Following this, many are still in doubt if the governor is
physically fit to function in his capacity as the governor of the state. It
therefore, looks similar to the Umaru Musa
Yar’adua sickness saga when Turai was practically doing everything possible to
rule the country by proxy, thereby, safe-guarding her husband’s position. 
Similarly, Hauwa Suntai is being rumoured to be playing the same role to
ensure that her husband’s seat is retained.  Despite that the Taraba State
acting governor, Alhaji Garba Umar, is officially carrying out the
constitutional duties conferred on him in the governor’s absence, Hauwa’s
influence in the Taraba government house
cannot be denied. 
 
DAME JUDITH AMAECHI: 
Dame Judith Amaechi is the wife of Governor Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi of
Rivers State. She is the founder, Empowerment Support Initiative (ESI), a
non-governmental organisation concerned with campaigns against HIV/AIDS,
protecting the rights of women and children and promotion of gender equality as
well as girl-child education. 
Dame Judith was born on December 24, 1970. She attended Federal Government
College, Abuloma in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. She later attended Rivers
State University of Science and Technology, where she graduated in Urban and
Regional Planning. Her husband has suffered high degrees of political crisis in
recent times ranging from the imbroglio involving his official aircraft and
officials of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) in Akure, Ondo State,
an attempt to unseat him as the chairman of the Nigeria Governor’s Forum (NGF)
which pitched him against President Goodluck Jonathan and Governor David Jonah
Jang of Plateau State, to the recent violence that took over his state assembly
in what was unexpected of civilised lawmakers of this century. 
Not forgotten is the rift between Amaechi and the commissioner of police in
Rivers, Mr Mbu J. Mbu which was interpreted by many as a stage-managed and
tele-guided scenario. It is interesting to note that while the wranglings
lasted, Dame Judith, like the proverbial rock of Gibraltar, stood closely by
her husband with a rare philosophical calmness and in a manner that seems to
assure him: “don’t worry; the coast will soon be clear and safe”. 
 
HAJIYA JUMMAI BABANGIDA ALIYU: 
Hajiya Jummai Babangida Aliyu is the wife of Governor Mu’azu Babangida
Aliyu, the Chief Servant of Niger State, as often referred to. Her husband is
one of the most powerful politicians in the country. Aliyu was elected governor
of Niger State in April 2007 on the platform of the People’s Democratic Party
(PDP). He was re-elected for a second term on April 26, 2011. Therefore, by
2015, he would have governed the state for eight years. 
Also, Governor Aliyu is the incumbent chairman, Northern States Governors’
Forum, a formidable political forum to reckon with. At the pick of the crisis
that rocked the NGF, Aliyu, not minding whose ox is being gored, stood his
ground and maintained that the embattled governor Chibuike Amaechi should be
recognized as the elected chairman of the forum, going by votes cast. 
Hajiya Jummai, popularly known as Madam Chief Servant of Niger State,
following the nomenclature carved by her husband, is the fountain of courage
behind Governor Aliyu. Some of the initiatives she introduced in the state are
Women Empowerment, Reforming Prisoners, minimizing and addressing the issue of
sexual abuse and ensuring that every Niger child is computer literate. 
 
HAJIYA NANA KASHIM SHETTIMA: 
Hajiya Nana Kashim Shettima is the wife of Borno State governor, Alhaji
Kashim Shettima. Recently, Nana took a bold and exemplary step by empowering no
less than 500 women in the state with soft loans to enable them start petty
trading activities. Using Support for Widows, Orphans and Tsangaya (SWOT)
Foundation,  a pet project founded by her, she was able to bring succour
to the less privileged women , most of whom were victims of the serial
insurgent attacks and destructions unleashed on the state by the Boko Haram
sect. 
Recently, during the Ramadan, she distributed cash and food items to 400
Muslim widows and orphans in Borno. 
Her husband, Governor Shettima, would have been thrown into a state of
political convulsion following the eruption of violent attacks in his state if
he were not a man of strong will, added to the support of a wife like Nana. It
can be rightly said that since Shettima came to office, he had not had
opportunity to peacefully drink water and drop the proverbial cup, having
inherited a state that has, overnight, become a training camp and breeding
ground for the insurgent group. 
However, in good and bad times, Governor Shettima is sure of one thing – the
moral support and encouragement of his wife, Nana. 
 
AISHA BUHARI: 
Hajiya Aisha Buhari is the articulate wife of General Muhammadu Buhari. She
was born in Adamawa State to the family of Nigeria’s first minister of defence,
Muhammadu Ribadu. She is also a granddaughter of the first Chiroma of Adamawa.
Hajiya Aisha attended Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria, where she bagged a
Bachelor’s degree in Public Administration. She also attended Carlton Institute
of London and the Academy Esthetique Beauty Institute of France, Dubai, where
she obtained a Postgraduate Diploma in Cosmetology and Beauty Therapy. 
She is also a graduate of International Affairs and Strategic Planning. 
Over the years, as General Buhari continued to pursue his presidential
aspiration, she has always done everything within her reach to support him and
ensure that he wins election. She once assured Nigerian women during a fund
raising dinner for female candidates of the defunct Congress for Progressive
Change (CPC) that if her husband won the presidential election, that women will
be given the priority they deserved which would focus on their health,
education, and being given opportunity to contribute to the growth of
Nigeria.  What else can a woman do to further fortify the political
fortress of her husband more than what Aisha has done? 
 
JUSTICE (MRS) FATI ABUBAKAR: 
Justice (Mrs) Fati Lami Abubakar shares in the fame of her husband, General
Abdussalami Abubakar (Rtd) who ended the long military rule in Nigeria by
voluntarily handing over power to a democratically elected civilian president.
It is one historic gesture that makes these Abubakars unique in Nigeria’s
political history. With the growing popularity of the position of First Lady,
one would have thought that Lady Abubakar would advise for a stay-on. 
However, Justice (Mrs) Abubakar is a success story on her own. She is the
first female lawyer, Solicitor-General and Attorney-General of Niger State
respectively. She is currently a Judge of the High Court of Niger State. 
A second child of the late Waziri of Minna, Alhaji Umaru Audu and Hajiya
Nana Asma’u, Justice Abubakar was born in Minna, Niger State. From college, she
gained admission to study law at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife,
graduating with an LLB in 1975. 
 
JUSTICE (MRS) MARY ODILI:    
The mention of Nigeria’s strong politicians can never be complete without
the mention of Peter Odili, the immediate past governor of Rivers State, who is
said to have nurtured the incumbent governor, Rotimi Ameachi. Justice Mary
Odili is the woman that has been behind 
Odili as his wife. Mary is currently a Justice of the Supreme Court of
Nigeria. 
Justice Mary Odili was born on May 12, 1952 at Amudi Obizi Ezinihitte,
Mbaise Local Government Area of Imo State. She attended University of Nigeria,
Nsukka, Enugu Campus (UNEC), where she obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Law
(LL.B Hons) in 1976. She had held several judicial positions at one time or the
other in Rivers State, Abuja, Kaduna and so on. This legal giant was appointed
a Justice of the Supreme Court of Nigeria on June 23, 2013. 
 
AMBASSADOR BIANCA OJUKWU: 
Ambassador Bianca Ojukwu is the wife of Biafran warlord and vibrant
politician, late Chief Odumegwu Ojukwu. Before his death, Ojukwu was a national
leader of All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA), on which platform he had
contested for presidency but did not win. 
Controversies seem to trail this ethereal beauty, lawyer and business woman
and the Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria Pageant winner in 1988, Miss Africa and
the first black woman to win Miss Intercontinental, Bianca Ojukwu. 
Bianca Odinaka Olivia Ojukwu is the daughter of the legal luminary and
former governor of the old Anambra State, late Chief Christian Chukwuma Onoh,
of Ngwo, Enugu State. She met the late Ojukwu when she was 22. 
 
MORENIKE FLORENCE SARAKI: 
Morenike Florence Saraki is the wife of late Dr. Olusola Saraki, former
governor of Kwara State and a politician that wielded enormous power and
control in Kwara State. She is the mother of Senator Gbemisola Saraki and
stepmother of the former governor of Kwara State, Bukola Saraki. 
Florence has been around her husband during his political struggles. The
exit of Saraki who has been a stabilizing and rallying factor in the house
might pave the way for Florence, the only wife, to be the new force in the
family politics. 
 
MRS. MARGARET PETER OBI: 
She was born Margaret Brownson Usen. She got married to governor Obi in
1992. Margaret is the brain behind her husband’s National Gender Affirmative
Action which encouraged at least fifty per cent slots to women under Obi’s
administration. Margaret is known for her humility despite her intelligence
which she kept hidden while working intensively and inconspicuously to garner
support for her husband’s administration. She is also known for her fierce
devotion to women empowerment and child protection activities. 
She facilitated the distribution of equipment grants to women cooperatives
that are engaged in dry season faming. Thus, promoting their access to factors
of production and enhancing their capacity to support their families. She also
facilitated the establishment of Family Courts in the state’s Ministry of Women
Affairs and Social Development (MWAPD) to deal with issues of child abuse and
violation of women’s rights especially widows’ right to inheritance. 
 
SENATOR OLUREMI TINUBU: 
She is the wife of former Lagos State governor, Bola Asiwaju Tinubu and the
National Chairman of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN).  In 2011, she
contested and won the Lagos Central Senatorial Candidate of the ACN. 
Claims of her husband, the ACN National Leader imposing Oluremi on Lagosians
as a 2015 gubernatorial candidate for the economic capital without observance
of the party’s primary election surfaced in recent months. In June, 2013, in a
public address on Channels Television, 
Oluremi Tinubu dismissed the claim that she has set her sights on governing
seat of Lagos, saying, “My husband did it for eight years … I don’t think I
have the strength to say I want to govern the present state of Lagos.”

Women Behind Nigeria’s Most Powerful Politicians

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In her recent post on facebook she opens up saying no man’s man-hood 
can really satisfy her sexually so she has settled for a different kind 
of joystick.

See facebook post below: 
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Tosin Aderounmu is the brain behind the popular Yoruba film titled Omi 
Ata. She produced it as well as acted in it. This beautiful lady is 
being whispered to have walked out of her matrimonial home. Information
 at our disposal has it that, Tosin whose husband gave a whopping N6m to
 shoot a movie and also sponsored her trip abroad has just dumped the 
rich dude who is touted to have provided so many succors for her. We
 also learnt that, Tosin got a Highlander Jeep from the hotelier but all
 these she walked away with while leaving the guy heartbroken. Now as we
 gathered, the boss of Seaworks Hotel at Giwa, Oke Aro area of Ogun 
State is not happy about the new development. In our usual style,
 we made effort to talk with the hotelier to confirm if truly the 
marriage has hit the rocks and he said, “Well it is true that she left 
me but I leave everything to God which is all I can say about it for 
now.” Tosin, having tried to reach her on phone to no avail, she 
was eventually linked up with on social media and she confessed that 
they are only having a misunderstanding and that as soon as everything 
is over, the people that are peddling the news about their separation 
will be the one to come and rejoice with them when the storm is finally 
over. On the allegation of cheating on her man and other nasty 
issues, she said, “you know people now, when things like this happen, 
they either spice it up or become economical with details, it’s true we 
have a misunderstanding but I believe we can still settle it.”</div>

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Xclusive: ‘Frank Edoho And I Should Never Have Gotten Married’ – Katherine Obiang

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In an interview with TheNetng, Who
Wants To Be A Millionaire’ host Frank Edoho’s wife, Katherine Obiang,
talked about her 7-year old marriage to Frank. Read below:</div>
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How are your kids?</div>
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They are great.</div>
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And how are they taking the whole
divorce issue?</div>
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We are not really divorced. It’s
still a work-in-progress kind of thing but we are taking it well. When its time
for him to see the children, he does and when its time to return them, he does.
On my part, I 
<a href="http://www.blogger.com/null" name="more"></a>have carried the children along and make them understand they
are not stained because of it. I wouldn’t want them to develop a complex
because of it. We didn’t design for these things to happen but they do. It’s
like people who have lost their parents, they didn’t plan for it but they have
to move on. I watch them and I think they are doing pretty okay especially
because we talk about it every time there is a reason to. </div>
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You mentioned that you aren’t really
divorced. Does that suggest possibility of reconciliation?</div>
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No, it doesn’t. We just started the
process but there isn’t any hope for reconciliation. We know we would always be
in each other’s lives because of the children, so we have to be civil. When the
children are getting married for example, we have to hide our differences and
make it work.</div>
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What if he (Frank) came back, would
you consider it?</div>
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No. Three years have gone by. It
will be a whole entire process of knowing somebody all over again and I don’t
have the energy to do that. We’ve let it burn and I don’t think he will do
that.</div>
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Do you sometimes miss him?</div>
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He had such a great sense of humor.
I don’t know if he still does. His sense of music too, being a radio presenter,
and we used to exchange thoughts on things regarding that, but otherwise, I
don’t miss him in that nostalgic way of…It’s a part of my life I have come to
terms with. I am a solution oriented person. He was part of my life for more
than 10 years (dated for four years and got married for 7 years).</div>
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Looking back at everything, do you
wish you never got separated?</div>
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No, I think Frank and I should not
have gotten married in the first place. We should just have been friends
because he was an awesome friend. While I was dating someone else and he had to
go back to his country, he (Frank) was there all through and I had known him
all the while he was in the University of Calabar and we started our career
together. I think we shouldn’t have pushed it to marriage and just stayed as
friends.</div>
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Any regrets about that?</div>
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No. I have three lovely kids to show
for it and of course, every thing happens for a reason and a purpose. They can
only make us better or stronger people and it has done so for me. I have grown
from what went wrong.</div>
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What is usually the cause of the
fight?</div>
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I think it’s impatience, anger and
not knowing how to deal with issue in the now, so you react before you think.
It goes like, ‘huh, how dare you say this to me…is that what you will say?’ I
can’t remember any one in particular, it has been long now, I have moved on and
it’s not a thing that can happen to me again but I always say no matter what, a
man should not raise his hands on a woman. A woman should also not goad a man
too much. It takes nothing from the man who walks away because once he hits a woman;
he starts to think it is justifiable. Unfortunately, we are in a society where
we have friends that will give you thumbs up for doing that. A man should be
calmer and not react on the now.</div>
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Are you making efforts to ensure
that your son isn’t wrongly influenced by this?</div>
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I have a son and I talk to him all
the time. I let him know he must be there to protect his sister. They should
look at him and feel safe with him and he knows that. The girls also push him
and I caution them, so it’s a balance.</div>
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Were you hit by the rumors of his
recent marriage?</div>
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I didn’t want to believe he was
because we are still married (legally). We are not divorced, so I didn’t see
how that was possible and didn’t loose sleep over it. I’m not asking him not to
go on with his life but things should be done properly. We are separated for
three years and now in the divorce process. If he found happiness and love,
then I’m happy for him.</div>
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Will you be trying your hands on
marriage again?</div>
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You just never know.</div>
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If you would, what kind of man would
he be?</div>
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You come to a point in your life
where you can’t afford to do things out of adrenaline but with great thought.
It would be a more mature person, someone who is calm and has a fine sense of
how life should be. Someone who is mature, wise and seen life and the ways of
the world and knows what he is doing at every time.</div>
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When you think about all that has
happened, does it bring tears to your eyes?</div>
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No, I feel a sense of disappointment
instead especially now when the children come home with questions that I need a
man to answer, if he (their father) were around. For example, someone to be
there for my son at a time when he is writing his common entrance examination.
It’s a feeling of disappointment, but you know, we have to rise above them and
you go on.</div>
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What was your reaction the very
first time it happened?</div>
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I’m like these things happen in
marriages but we think of reconciliation and getting families involved. It is
your first trial in marriage and nobody gives a guideline about how things are
going to be.</div>
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Apart from being part of the Project
Alert, what other steps have you taken to help women who are battling with
domestic violence?</div>
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I talk to them but in the end, I let
them know, the decision is theirs. A friend of mine was involved in this and
after we talk, she will go back to him. No matter what platform there is, it
rests on the individual. It is what I have arrived at. I still share my story
when I have the chance to. </div>

Xclusive: ‘Frank Edoho And I Should Never Have Gotten Married’ – Katherine Obiang

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Xclusive: Toyin Lawani Is Pregnant For Her 21-Year Old Fiance... Unveils Baby Bump

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Toyin
 Lawani unveiled her new Freedom collection on day 3 of Africa Fashion 
Week in London. The CEO of Tiannahstyling, pulled a Beyonce at the end 
of the long runway and revealed her baby bump to the guests and press. 
She wore a red dress with white polka dots and trademark trainers. She 
will be getting married to her 21-year old fiance anytime from now. See 
another photo below. 
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Xclusive: Toyin Lawani Is Pregnant For Her 21-Year Old Fiance... Unveils Baby Bump

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Xclusive: I Wear 38 Tripple D Brá Size - Eniola Badmus (Gbogbo Bigz Girlz) Tells Journalist

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I’ve
 known Eniola Badmus for quite sometimes now and she doesn’t care to say
 whats on her mind. I was expecting her to be more blunt but the 
interview was quite short and I guess the journalist who interviewed her
 didn’t whine her well.  Well she said somethings. Read it below.  How did you come into acting?  I have been around since 1999, I just walked into an audition centre and I was chosen.  How has it been?  It’s been a whole lot of challenges because at first it was not easy, but we glorify the name of the Lord.  What are you doing presently?  Currently,
 I am working on my profile, to look inwards and move into the corporate
 world, do some corporate shows or probably get an endorsement.  You shot into the limelight with the bad girl character in the films, jenifa and Omo Gheto; are you that bad a person?  No, I am a very simple person, I m a cool babe.  You once told me that after your university you just walked into an audition session and got a role, were you harassed séxually as being claimed by some people?

That’s personal. I don’t want to go into that.  Where did you grow up?  My
 growing up was good and wonderful. I have wonderful parents who wanted 
the best for me that’s why I studied up to Masters degree level.  As a séxy person, how do you cope with male admirers?

I am very, very comfortable with guys because I have a lot of them as friends. I like to be in the midst of guys, I love them.  How is your love life, are you into any relationship?  My love life is cool and my relationship is private too.  How was your first séxual experience?

That is rotten; I can’t talk about that too.  What do you like most about your body?  I like myself, I like my body, at times I think I’m the only person created like this because I’m not only big, I’m also séxy.

When are you getting married?  Soon, very soon because I am in my 30s and I only need just three years to have my two babies.  Which part of your body do you protect more?  I protect every part of my body because my body is a temple of God, which must not be exposed.  Do you use a special brá?

I relate with them normally.  Which project are you working on right now?  I am working, working, working. My fans should just keep their fingers crossed.  What bad things have you done that you regret?  I have done bad, bad, bad things even worse but now I am a changed person

Xclusive: I Wear 38 Tripple D Brá Size - Eniola Badmus (Gbogbo Bigz Girlz) Tells Journalist

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