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FG scraps JSS, SSS, introduces 12-year basic education model The Federal Government has announced the scrapping of all Junior Secondary School (JSS) and Senior Secondary Schools in the country and introduced a compulsory 12-year uninterrupted basic education model after which a Nigerian child can aspire to higher education. With this development, the Nigerian Government is seeking the abolition of 6-3-3-4 education system and replacing it with 12-4. This is even as it has sought the approval of the National Council on Education to officially adopt 16 years as the minimum entry age requirement into the country’s tertiary institutions. Minister of Education, Dr Tunji Alausa, revealed this on Thursday in Abuja during the 2025 extraordinary National Council on Education meeting. The Guardian reports that the NCE is the highest policy-making body in the education sector. The event was graced by commissioners for education in the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), agencies and parastatals under the Ministry, and development partners. According to the Minister, by subsuming secondary education into basic education, students will benefit from uninterrupted learning up to the age of 16. Alausa said the new policy is in line with global best practices. The reform, he stressed, will also reduce dropout rates by eliminating financial and systemic barriers that currently prevent students from completing secondary education. “Extending basic education to 12 years will ensure a standardized curriculum that is uniformly implemented across the nation,” Alausa said. “This will also facilitate early exposure to vocational and entrepreneurial skills, preparing students for both higher education and employment. “Many developed nations have implemented similar systems where basic education spans 12 years, ensuring that students acquire foundational knowledge before specializing at tertiary levels. “This reform also aligns Nigeria’s education system with international standards, fostering better educational outcomes and global competitiveness.” He said it will also lead to economic and social impact, adding that “Educated youth contribute significantly to national development. “When students receive an extended period of compulsory education, they are better equipped to join the workforce with relevant skills. This reform will also reduce child labor and other social vices resulting from premature school dropouts.” He highlighted the implementation strategies to successfully integrate secondary education into basic education to include: policy reforms, infrastructure expansion, teacher training and recruitment, funding and partnerships, curriculum enhancement. View and join our WhatsApp Channel for more interesting stories. https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va5mBOf11ulYBPA6VP3L Like, comment, and share for more articles.
My husband has a girlfriend. He doesn’t know that I know, but I do. And the thing is, I’m not hurt or angry—or anything, really. If anything, I’m full of admiration for the girl. She’s beautiful and has great fashion sense. I stalk her social media a lot to see what she’s up to. I notice her visiting places I’ve seen on my husband’s phone. She has a photo in front of my husband’s office. She even has a video of herself dancing and singing in my husband’s car. But it doesn’t bother me. My friend thinks I’ve checked out of the marriage emotionally, but I don’t think so. Nothing has changed, after all. I still see him as my husband. I still love him. I play my part as a loving wife. I’m good, and it’s so strange that I feel good about something this serious. Is this normal? Or am I emotionally dead? I want to understand where I am emotionally. ============ That this lady isn't reacting with hellfire and brimstone against her husband's sidechick doesn't mean that she's emotionally detached from her husband or marriage. It's a wise decision she made to accept her husband having a sidechick. Some women go as far as getting a sidechick or second wife for their husbands, especially when they have health challenges. Only women who understand their husbands deeply don't fret or fight over a sidechick. They are favoured by her understanding husband who appreciates the fact that she's not stressing him. I hail you, madam. Long shall you live to enjoy the benefits of living in peace with your husband. View and join our WhatsApp Channel for more interesting stories. https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va5mBOf11ulYBPA6VP3L Like, comment, and share for more articles.
Today is supposed to be my ex-girlfriend's wedding but I made sure it never happened. You readers are free to call me any name of your choice. The lady in the picture above is someone I took care of from senior secondary down to her nursing school. I met Angela when I went to my mother's hometown 9 years ago. She was 17 years old by then and still in SS2. She came to see my cousin, who was of the same age as her, and also her classmate. For me, it was love at first sight when I saw her. I was 22 years old then. I fell so much in love with her. I grew up in Lagos, and it was my first time visiting my maternal hometown. My mom's younger brother returned home from Malaysia and invited my mom to the village so I went with her. It was during the visit that I saw Angela and was captivated by her beauty and intelligence. She had no phone then, so I gave her one of the Android phones I was using and even bought a SIM card for her. I did it cos I wanted us to keep in touch. I'm from a rich home. Three of my elder siblings reside in the US. I and my immediate younger sister stay in Nigeria with our parents. I was already in my final year at the university at that time. After knowing Angela and the financial struggles in her family, I took it upon myself to take care of her. Every month I sent the ₦20,000 just for her upkeep. I sent money for her WASC exam registration. After secondary school. I enrolled her for bead-making and makeup training right there in Imo State. She told me she wanted to study nursing, and I told her to wait cos, during that time, I was already serving my NYSC year. I told her that I wanted her to relocate to Lagos for her school and to also change the environment, to which her family agreed. I made her understand that the skills training was just for the time being to enable me to put things together for her relocation. No day passed by without us speaking on the phone. I would make sure we talked on the phone three times every day. It got to the extent that I couldn't hide my love from my family and her own family. I made my intentions known to her family and they gave us their blessings. It was only my mom who advised that I should tread with caution. "I don't want you to get hurt in future. Just thread carefully with her" she warned. I was so in love. I made sure she had everything that a woman needs to enjoy life. I processed her nursing admission in Lagos and it clicked. I rented an apartment for her and paid all the necessary fees. My siblings in the US were happy with the nursing profession. "Once she's through with school, get married, then we'll process her visa", said my elder brother, whose wife is also a nurse. She graduated after three years with a good result and I was the happiest man on Earth. We got engaged and I went for her introduction. My father got her a job in a very big hospital in Lagos. I put a hold on the marriage process when my visa came out for my master's degree. I travelled to the UK while Angela stayed in my family house in Lagos. I made sure to call her, still reminding her of how much I loved her. Early last year, Angela changed. She barely called like before and was always complaining about being busy. She would always find fault in every statement I made just for us to fight. My Dad advised that I returned home. Perhaps Angela was missing me. I was already done with school but had to stay back in the UK for a business transaction that I was handling for my elder brother. I came back to Nigeria on Easter Sunday of 2024. The warmth between Angela and I had become cold. The kiss, our sex life, which used to be magical, became very cold. I didn't complain cos I'm not the kind of man that says much. Anytime I brought up the marriage issue she would tell me to wait. Angela was someone who couldn't wait to be married to me in 2022 before I travelled out. She was still wearing my engagement ring, lived in the same house with me, and shared the same bed with me, so what could be the problem? Rather than complain my mum told me to watch and be wise. In September 2024, we quarrelled because of her negligence towards our love and she moved out of the house the next day without informing me. I was so pained over what she did and called her family but they assured me that it was well. I heeded my mother's advice and didn't complain but I became wise, wise enough to know that she was doubledating. When I confronted her with all the evidence I had a month later she called off our engagement and returned my ring. I was so heartbroken. "It's better than being in a loveless relationship," said my parents. In November, I visited Angela one fateful Saturday afternoon to speak with her for the first time since she left me. She welcomed me flashing an engagement ring at me. She even told me that her new man, who's a medical doctor in the same hospital as her, is paying her bride price in December. She thanked me for all I did for her and her family and wished me well. I smiled at her and also wished her well. I left after having very crazy sex with her. Her sister called to tell me that Angela was pregnant and that I should move on and let her be with whoever she chose. "Heaven will give you a woman who will appreciate you. As for my sister, she would receive her own karma," she said. Knowing what transpired between us before I left her house, I was convinced that the baby in her womb was mine cos I was aware of her monthly circle before she left me. I went to her house to ask her, and she confirmed that she was pregnant, but the child was not mine. She couldn't look directly into my eyes and her countenance showed she was lying. Dear readers, I met with her fiance one-on-one and told him my story with Angela. He was pissed, mad and furious. "I'm not saying you should not get married to her, but the truth is that I won't let her take my own child into your home and answer your name, so you will have to wait until the baby is born. DNA will confirm the paternity of the child. If it's yours, then you're the father, but if it's mine, I will become the father". We spent hours together, and I told him everything, how I have laboured for Angela for years, and all I got was a broken heart. The wedding was called off and the truth is out there in the open. Her parents pleaded that I should come to Imo State for talks. I turned down their invitation. Her parents told me that they were never in support of what she did but had to let her do her own bidding. I made it clear to her family that I was done with their daughter and had moved on. Everything I did for her was out of love and probably it was the will of God. If the child in her womb is mine, I will take full responsibility, and we will sign a contract where she will give up my child after six months. After that, our paths will never cross again. Everything concerning the pregnancy was settled in court on Thursday. Her fiance is done with her, same as me. She has been calling asking for forgiveness but I have made it clear to Angela that we're done forever. I'm supposed to travel back to the UK in three months, and it was supposed to be two of us - Angela and I. However, since it didn't work out, I will have to travel by the end of 2025 to make sure the DNA test is done according to the court settlement. She hasn't stopped sending messages, calling me all sorts of names for hurting her. She has stopped working in the hospital and had to relocate from Lekki is Ajah to hide her shameful self. I'm in pain, though, and I'm trying to heal, and I believe I will heal one day. But as for you, Angela, you will never know peace and happiness for hurting me so heartlessly. ============= Na wa ooo! I've heard or read such stories countless times - girls dumping their male benefactors like trash. It never ends well. There was a recent case of one very angry man who travelled to see the girl who dumped him after years of spending money on her education and well-being. He killed her and her mother who knew about the relationship, yet supported her daughter for dumping the man. If a girl must leave such a long-term relationship (especially with money strings attached), it should be because of the very bad character of the man or his family. My mother used to advise my sisters never to collect a kobo from a man they think or know they cannot marry. You don't lead a person on like that for years and then dump him/her so callously. There will always be a high price to pay for such betrayal. 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The Most Jealous Woman In The World The claim about the "world's most jealous woman" forcing her husband to take lie detector tests is accurate. Debbi Wood, a 52-year-old from England diagnosed with Othello Syndrome (a delusional disorder causing obsessive jealousy), subjects her husband, Steve, to polygraph tests upon his return home to alleviate her unfounded fears of infidelity. Her extreme surveillance includes monitoring his emails, bank transactions, and phone records, alongside installing child-proof filters on his devices. The lie detector routine began after Steve jokingly suggested it during an argument, evolving into weekly or monthly tests, though initial reports cited daily use. Debbi also bans Steve from watching TV shows featuring women—even advertisements—to prevent "mental fantasizing". Diagnosed with bipolar disorder and body dysmorphia, Debbi began anti-anxiety medication in 2013, with Steve remaining steadfast, calling her his "soulmate" despite her behaviour linked to past betrayals. While the test frequency has lessened, multiple sources confirm the core details of her actions and medical background. ============== Some "Monitoring Spirit Women" would think of more ways of monitoring their partners. What a pity! View and join our WhatsApp Channel for more interesting stories. https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va5mBOf11ulYBPA6VP3L Like, comment, and share for more articles.
https://thebossnewspapers.com/2025/02/01/yoruba-nation-replies-sultan-of-sokoto-on-plans-to-install-sharia-in-south-west/ *Yoruba Nation Replies Sultan of Sokoto on Plans to Install Sharia in South West* February 1, 2025 Following the insistence of the Muslim community, with support from the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Muhammadu Sa’ad Abubakar, to establish Sharia law in South West states, deeply populated by Yoruba ethnic indigenes, the leader of the Yoruba Nation, a group fighting for the independence of the Yorubas from Nigeria, Prof Adebanji Akintoye, has sent a chilling response to the Sultan. In a six-page document, dated February 1, 2025, which the Yoruba Nation leader personally signed, the group warned the Sultan and other Advocates of the Sharia law in Yoruba land, and jettison the idea, noting that the Fulani has more important duty of Islamizing their indigenous herders, who are believed to be worshipping other deities in the wild, and not Muslims as popularly believed. The response is presented in full as follows: The Sultan of Sokoto and the topmost leader of the Fulani of Nigeria, We Yoruba people have read your statement that was sent to the public through the Deputy National Adviser of the Nigeria Supreme Council of Islamic Affairs, Imam Haroun Eze, following the failed attempt to impose Sharia Courts on the Oyo and Ekiti States of the Yoruba people of the Nigerian Southwest. Since your spokesperson, Imam Haroun Eze made your statement to the public, we hereby make our response also to the public. Your representative chose to make your statement to the Yoruba people as if you are an overlord of the Yoruba people. You statement said in effect that Yoruba people must accept Sharia as dictated by you. We have great respect for you as a traditional ruler, Your Highness, but in the current circumstance, because of your chosen approach, we are reluctantly compelled to spell out our response in ways that truthfully uphold our Yoruba nation’s integrity, leaving no doubt about what we know and understand as our nation’s relationship with you. Your representative, Iman Eze, said you are the head of the Islamic religion in Nigeria. Well, while our Yoruba Muslims faithfully surrender their lives to the Almighty God Allah and fully exalt Allah’s great Prophet Mohammed as their Guide, most do not know you as the leader of their Islamic religion in Nigeria. There is no provision in the tenets of Islam that lays the duty on our Yoruba Muslim people to accept you as leader of Islam while we Yoruba are still part of Nigeria. It has now become necessary to get rid of the presumption that you are the leader of Muslims in Yorubaland. In the past ten years, your Fulani people have killed countless thousands of Yoruba Muslims in all parts of Yorubaland, have destroyed the farms, villages and other assets of Yoruba Muslim farmers, have raped and killed countless Yoruba Muslim women, and have kidnapped, and extorted millions of Naira as ransom for, countless kidnapped Yoruba Muslim men, women and children. These horrors by your Fulani people are continuing in Yorubaland as we write this response. At no time in these ten years have you raised your influential voice against these heinous crimes by your Fulani people against Yoruba people – or even, at least, against Yoruba Muslims. We think you should not find it difficult to understand that Yoruba Muslims cannot accept you as leader of their Islamic faith in Nigeria. That is very important. You must have noticed that in the enormous mass of hostile responses among Yoruba people against your representative’s public statement on your behalf, there are as many Muslim as non-Muslim voices – in fact, probably more Muslim than non-Muslim voices. Our second point is that you Fulani people need to learn to respect other peoples. Your statement through Imam Eze is a very disrespectful statement concerning the Yoruba people. You Fulani think you are the dominant people in every situation in Nigeria. Yes, our Yoruba political leaders and the other political leaders of the rest of Nigeria have made the mistake of giving reality to the British attempts to impose you Fulani on Nigeria. One of your men wrote in a published statement in 2014 that Allah, through the British, gave Nigeria to the Fulani to rule and to do with as the Fulani please. That your Fulani nation came to that kind of mentality is an absolute disaster. Of course, it is the fault of our political leaders from all nations of Nigeria that a small nation like yours should come to that kind of mentality. Your Fulani nation in Nigeria is just about seven or eight million people, in a country of over 200 million people, a country where some nations are as many as 40 million and over in population. Yes, the British gave you Nigeria to rule and to do with as you please, because the British saw you as a non-African people, a people therefore presumed to be superior to indigenous Black African peoples. But it is the fault of our indigenous peoples and politicians that you were allowed to develop the grandiose presumption that Nigeria was yours to rule and do with as you please. The present generation of indigenous Black peoples of Nigeria are now rising to tell you that your presumption has lasted too long and is now coming to an end. Thirdly, we want you to recognize that what you are trying to do in Yorubaland – trying to impose your fundamentalist and Jihadist brand of Islam on Yoruba people- will never materialize. Your Fulani people have been striving for many decades to import your brand of extremist Islam to the Muslims of the Yoruba Southwest. But it has never worked, and it has no chance whatsoever of being realized. And that’s because we Yoruba are a people who honor family, lineage and kinship relations as very important to a normal, stable and prosperous society. We do not accept the view that family, lineage and kinship relationships should be subdued to religion. We are the most fundamentally tolerant people in matters of religion in the world, and the world now recognizes us for that. Let me quote from two sources to show you that the world recognizes and admires us for our culture of religious tolerance and harmony. One is from a British professor from the School of African and Oriental Studies London , Professor J.D.Y.Peel, who studied African history and culture for most of his life and who died in old age in 2016. In his very last academic article, he wrote “The Yoruba are proud of their religious tolerance and it is a product of their history and culture. The kind of tree which has produced the poisonous fruits that we now see in Islamic fundamentalism and Boko Haram in Northern Nigeria can never grow in Yoruba soil”. Some years ago, an agency of the American government sent two researchers to study the Nigerian situation. They wrote their final report under the title “Nigeria’s unity: In the balance”, and in it they wrote of the Yoruba that the Yoruba are the model of modern co-existence, that they found Yoruba Christians, Muslims and traditional worshippers living harmoniously together not only in the same cities but also in the same households. Some non-Yoruba Nigerians, who are not Fulani, recognize and admire this quality of Yoruba life. An Igbo political leader, Dr. Paul Ezeife, former State Governor of Anambra State, wrote that the Yoruba are the model of religious harmony in Nigeria, and that, from his living among Yoruba people for many years, he had come to admire the Yoruba culture of religious harmony – and that whether it was Islamic festival, Christian festival or traditional festival, the Yoruba celebrate it happily together like a family festival. He added that this Yoruba harmony is endangered in Nigeria because of the fact that there are other peoples in Nigeria deeply sunk into Islamic fundamentalism, but that all persons of good will must help the Yoruba to preserve this beautiful aspect of their nation’s culture. What all these amount to is that we Yoruba are different from you Fulani. Our young people are fond of proudly saying that we Yoruba don’t mix insanity with our religion. Of course we know that, occasionally, you Fulani find one or two Yoruba persons who receive bribes from you to go and plant Islamic fundamentalist seeds in Yorubaland. But such Yoruba persons, even if they show some success for a while, always fizzle out. We would advise your Fulani people to stop giving their money as bribes to any Yoruba persons for this purpose, because there is nothing that such Yoruba persons can do for your kind of Islam in Yorubaland. They will not succeed; they cannot succeed. Yoruba culture of family, lineage and far-flung kinships, and Yoruba tolerance, accommodation and harmony, are far too strong to be toppled by one or two persons serving for bribes. Finally, because we Yoruba people are well known for wishing all human groups the best in this world, we will hereby advise you and your Fulani nation. It is obvious to us that the Fulani nation has led itself into a very perilous situation in Nigeria. You are just a few million among over 200 million people of Nigeria, and yet you seriously presume yourself to be the dominant group, the group who must dictate everything, the group whom every president of Nigeria must obey, the group whose ideas of the future of Nigeria must be obeyed by all, and so you have led yourself into very serious danger. We advise you to consider this matter very seriously; it is more serious and more important for you than your attempting to bring fundamentalist Islam to Yorubaland and other parts of Nigeria. The survival of your nation is more important than all your religious and political posturing. Yes, we know that when the colonial powers came to West Africa and found your Fulani people, a non-African people, among us indigenous peoples in most countries of West Africa, they tried to uplift you to the position of leadership in each country, but the struggle against you has been going on. In Guinea Bissau at the time of independence 1i the 1960s, a very capable indigenous politician, Sekou Toure, made sure to put drastic limits upon your place in the politics of his country. In the past ten years, you have engaged upon the ultimate path to your nation’s suicide by trying to conquer all the indigenous peoples of Nigeria, to take their homelands and convert all to a Fulani homeland. We Yoruba offer the advice that your people need to think this over again. In Nigeria you have been using the numerical strength of the Hausa to get a lot of things done in politics. Now the Hausa are saying that they are no longer under you, that they don’t recognize you as their leader anymore, and that all your attempts to persuade Hausa people that the Fulani and the Hausa are the same because of religion, is false. They are saying more and more that they do not recognize you as their kinsmen anymore, and you are on your own in Nigeria. With the Hausa refusing to continue to let you use them, the danger to your nation in Nigeria has now risen to its maximum strength. That is why we want to advise you seriously to consider what you need to do about this. Your illustrious ancestor, Uthman Dan Fodio, told his Fulani people that he had a vision that showed that in about 200 years, his Fulani people would be violently driven from Hausaland. That’s a horrifying prophesy. But Fulani leaders who lead the Fulani people today, must look at this prophesy carefully. The prophecy does not have to be a literally inevitable prophecy. We Yoruba think that you should be able to see it as a warning instead. And if you see it as a warning, then you need to begin to moderate your posture in the politics and religious life of Nigeria as well as in the politics and life of Hausaland. If you continue to believe that you must control everything, that all Emirs have to be Fulani, that all emirate officials have to be Fulani, that all the local government leaders and officials have to be Fulani, that all the State Governors have to be Fulani, that all the representatives in the National Assembly and the State Houses of Assembly have to be Fulani, you are paving the way to very serious danger for your Fulani nation. Seriously speaking, do your demands for control in everything sound reasonable or sustainable? We Yoruba suggest to you in love that this is what you should be paying your attention to rather than trying to insult other people by trying to force Islamic fundamentalism and Sharia Law on them? Moreover, the world knows very well that the masses of Fulani cattle herders, amounting to about 90% of your total Fulani population, are not Muslims but worshippers of various spiritual entities in the wild. Why has it never occurred to you to embark seriously on Islamizing this major part of your Fulani national population? We Yoruba advise you because we love all nations and we want all nations to prosper in the world. Pay attention to the prophecy by Uthman Dan Fodio as a warning, use it as a warning. Doing so would mean that you would give up your ‘born-to-rule’ presumptions, that you would give up your provocative presumptions that you are leader in everything, that you begin to respect other peoples, that you get ready to immerse yourself in society as equal members of society with all other people. That is the meaningful path forward. Our sincere prayer is that the current generation of Fulani leaders would not lead the Fulani people to national suicide. It is time to yield to the demands of change. We Yoruba wish you well. We Yoruba wish you Fulani well – even though we have taken our decision to separate our Yoruba nation from a Nigeria that has been pulverized in sickening detail by lawlessness, anarchy, economic mismanagement, irresistible power of public corruption, economic collapse, Islamic fundamentalism and terrorism, interethnic animosities and violence, and wrenching, almost all-pervading, poverty. We take seriously the statement made by one of our most eminent Yoruba leaders recently that “It is madness to think that Nigeria will work”. Yours in love and hope, Adebanji Akintoye View and join our WhatsApp Channel for more interesting stories. https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va5mBOf11ulYBPA6VP3L Like, comment, and share for more articles.
On 8 October 2024, I posted the following on my Facebook page: With the Israeli blockade of and intelligence gathering in Gaza, I don't think the Israelis were unaware of the October 7, 2023 attack before it happened. I believe the satanic Benjamin Netanyahu allowed it to happen to justify the Israeli genocide in Gaza. It's Netanyahu's long-held ambition to carry out such genocide. He's the Adolf Hitler of the Middle East. Israel lost over 1,000 in the attack. But Israel has killed over 40,000 in the Gaza genocide. The number rises every day! Not to mention the other effects of the continuous bombardment. Netanyahu may win this battle but he'll lose the war! ============== I remember that some people were sceptical about my comments regarding what the Israeli government knew before the 7 October 2023 Hamas attack on Israel. My comments have been confirmed directly. I've just watched the documentary series THE PALESTINIAN LABORATORY aired on Al Jazeera TV this afternoon. You can google THE PALESTINIAN LABORATORY and watch, read or hear it for yourself. Monday 3 February 2025 View and join our WhatsApp Channel for more interesting stories. https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va5mBOf11ulYBPA6VP3L Like, comment, and share for more articles.
52- Year- Old Bishop CAUGHT After RAPING 12- Year- Old Girl Living With Him In Abuja A Federal Capital Territory High Court in Abuja has sentenced Bishop Kenneth Duke, a well- known clergyman, to 20 years in prison for the rape of a 12- year- old girl. The court's decision followed a trial in which the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) brought charges against the bishop, who is 52 years old and hails from Cross River State. The convicted man was found guilty of raping the young victim, whose identity has been withheld for privacy reasons. The young girl, a daughter of one of the bishop's church members, was entrusted into the bishop's family's care. According to NAPTIP's spokesperson, Vincent Adekoye, the child was living in Lagos before being brought to Abuja to stay with her mother. On the day of the incident, March 6, 2023, the victim had been invited to the bishop's family home after a church service, where she was supposed to stay with the bishop's wife. The plan was for the wife to guide her in learning a new skill, an arrangement previously discussed by both families. However, the bishop's actions took a horrifying turn the following day. After sending his own children on an errand, Bishop Duke was alone with the victim. It was during this time that he assaulted her. NAPTIP's investigation revealed that he gave the victim some mathematics work to do and then, while she was distracted, sexually assaulted her. Despite her cries and pleas for help, the bishop forced himself on the young girl, an act that he carried out with violence and intimidation. The crime took place at the bishop's residence, located near Dantata Construction Company in Dakwa, Abuja. The defendant was charged with rape and causing emotional and psychological abuse to the victim, violating the Violence Against Persons (Prohibition) Act of 2015. In court, the bishop was found guilty of one count of rape, and Justice Adebiyi Osolo sentenced him to 20 years in prison, without the option of a fine. This ruling marks a significant moment in the fight against child abuse, with the sentence underscoring the judiciary's commitment to holding perpetrators accountable. The sentence came on the heels of another NAPTIP success story in Abuja. Just days earlier, NAPTIP operatives rescued nine pregnant girls from a suspected baby factory located in the Ushafa area. The girls had been confined to a rented apartment by an unidentified trafficking agent who had recruited them through an online platform. NAPTIP's swift action in raiding the facility was prompted by a tip- off from a concerned citizen, highlighting the importance of public vigilance in combating human trafficking. The Director-General of NAPTIP, Binta Bello, praised the judiciary's decision, stating that it serves as a strong deterrent to others who might think they can evade justice due to their position or status. She expressed her relief that the court had handed down a sentence that reflects the gravity of the crime and its long- lasting impact on the victim. Bello also reiterated the agency's commitment to prosecuting those who violate laws protecting children, regardless of their social status. She emphasized that rape is a devastating crime, one that leaves lasting psychological scars on the victims. Binta Bello's comments were filled with sorrow at the thought of a 52-year- old man taking advantage of a 12- year-old girl, describing the act as not only criminal but deeply painful. She called on all members of society to unite against such heinous acts and to work together to protect children from exploitation and abuse. The hope is that this case will raise awareness about the seriousness of such crimes and serve as a warning to anyone considering similar actions. View and join our WhatsApp Channel for more interesting stories. https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va5mBOf11ulYBPA6VP3L Like, comment, and share for more articles.
"Elon went to school in a Rolls Royce everyday...": Errol Musk denies Elon Musk's ‘unhappy childhood’ claims 30 January 2025 Errol Musk, father of Elon Musk, shared insights about his successful career and luxurious lifestyle in an interview. He disputed Elon Musk’s claims of a financially challenging childhood. The father-son relationship remains strained, with conflicting narratives about the past. Errol's early influence on Elon’s interest in technology is acknowledged. Their differing accounts continue to shape public perception. Errol Musk, the father of billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk, has long been a subject of public intrigue due to his professional achievements, controversial personal life, and complex relationship with his son. As an engineer and businessman, Errol played a significant role in shaping his children's early exposure to technology and innovation. In a recent interview on The Ahmad Mahmood Show, he shared insights into his early career, financial success, and views on Elon Musk’s upbringing. His comments directly contradict claims made by the Tesla and SpaceX CEO regarding a challenging childhood, adding another layer to the ongoing debate about the Musk family's history. During the interview, Errol Musk recounted how he built his career from an early age, achieving financial success and securing a luxurious lifestyle. He also addressed long-standing speculation regarding his son’s financial upbringing, disputing Elon Musk’s previous claims of hardship. These remarks come nearly two years after Elon stated that he did not grow up wealthy and received no inheritance or financial assistance in building his empire. The ongoing public discourse between father and son has reignited curiosity about Errol Musk’s own life, his ventures, and his influence on one of the world’s most influential entrepreneurs. A major point of contention between father and son has been their differing recollections of Elon Musk’s childhood. While the Tesla CEO has described his upbringing as neither particularly joyful nor financially privileged, Errol Musk directly refuted this in the interview. "Nobody intentionally desires hardship, but I firmly believe that if everything comes too easily, there is little valuable knowledge gained from the experience," Errol said. He further claimed that Elon Musk traveled to school in a Rolls-Royce, reinforcing his assertion that his children grew up in comfort. Elon Musk, however, has repeatedly denied growing up in wealth. Responding to a user on X (formerly Twitter), he stated, “I grew up in a family that shifted from a lower-income background to an upper-middle-class setting. However, my childhood was not a joyful one. I have never received any inheritance from anyone, nor has anyone ever given me a large monetary gift.” Musk also mentioned that while his father’s business was initially successful, it eventually struggled, leaving Errol financially dependent on Elon and his brother, Kimbal Musk, for the past 25 years. Errol Musk’s early career and financial success Errol Musk began his professional journey as an independent consulting engineer, a field he entered unexpectedly but ultimately excelled in. Tired of too many ads? He emphasized that his dedication to working long hours, including weekends, set him apart from his peers. This relentless work ethic led to financial stability at a young age, allowing him to achieve milestones that most professionals reach decades later. "By 26, I had attained the same professional standing as men in their mid-to-late forties. At 24, I was already running my own company, which allowed me to have flexibility and spend time at home with my children. At just 23 or 24, I even acquired my first aircraft," Errol Musk shared. One of his most notable achievements was purchasing the house where Elon Musk spent much of his childhood—a property now occupied by the European Union’s ambassador to South Africa. His early financial prosperity, he claimed, allowed his family to enjoy a privileged lifestyle, a stark contrast to Elon Musk’s own accounts of his upbringing. Errol Musk’s ventures and business history Beyond his engineering career, Errol Musk has made headlines for his business ventures, including a controversial claim about owning an emerald mine. He previously stated that he once held a 50% stake in a Zambian emerald mine, a purchase he made on impulse. He recounted that he and a fellow pilot were flying an aircraft from South Africa to England with the intent to sell it. When an expected layover in Saudi Arabia was canceled, he made an unplanned decision that altered his financial trajectory. In another interview with Business Insider South Africa, Errol Musk claimed that there was a time when his financial earnings were so substantial that he struggled to manage them. These accounts of wealth and unconventional business dealings have fueled public curiosity and speculation about his financial history. The complex father-son relationship The rift between Elon Musk and his father has been widely documented. Their strained relationship reportedly began following the divorce of Elon’s parents and has remained tense ever since. While Errol Musk frequently discusses his experiences, he presents perspectives that often contradict those of his son. Despite their differences, Errol’s influence on Elon Musk’s early life is undeniable. His background in engineering and entrepreneurship likely contributed to Elon’s own passion for technology and innovation. However, their conflicting narratives about the past continue to shape public perception of both father and son. ============= I'm not surprised about the conflicting stories. As a high ranking apostle of Donald Trump, Elon Musk must lie about anything and everything. View and join our WhatsApp Channel for more interesting stories. https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va5mBOf11ulYBPA6VP3L Like, comment, and share for more articles.
ADVICE TO MARRIED WOMEN ‼️ 1. Never have a close relationship with any Man, single or Married By whatever name, spiritual brother, Colleague, Neighbor, House boy or men to Friends.✅ 2. Never get emotionally attached to any man other than your own legally married husband.✅ 3. Avoid Celebrating any man apart from your husband, father and brother. Don't send wrong signals to men.✅ 4. Always bear in mind that the man who cheaply offers himself to you will offer himself to anybody and it will hurt you. ✅ 5. Never take advantage of any man who is for you; don't do it; you are in a place of trust; don't destroy your life.✅ 6. Never give emotional assistance to any man at work, in the neighbourhood or anywhere without the consent and cooperation of your husband, this will be safe for you in future.✅ 7. Never meet with men in lonely places, parked Cars, or street corners✅ 8. Never allow your heart to lust after any man; there is nothing they have that your husband does not have, even better with security.✅ 9. Don't eat from men who consistently gift you cooked food for any reason Remember, that food you may not eat it all the times its a trap.✅ 10. Put on your Wedding ring always.✅ 11. Avoid indecent dressing when leaving your house, Make it only for your husband to see your private parts. If you show it to the public, men will see you are comfortable with it they begin to come for you.✅ 12. If any man is giving you signs for sex, openly rebuke him. Say no, boldly and calmly.✅ 13. Never start any dirty and naughty discussion with any man. You can't know how far this will take you; be careful, and carry yourself with dignity.✅ 14. Don't hide any secret from your husband. Be totally open this is safe for you.✅ 15. Make your husband your best friend and flaunt him anywhere and anyhow. Put his picture as a screen saver on your Phone, Laptop and tablet.✅ 16. Celebrate your husband’s birthday and your wedding anniversary publicly and everywhere; this will send signals to men that you love your husband and are not available for them.✅ 17. Never hide your marital status, let them know that you are married.✅ 18. Never use the word I love you for any male apart from your husband and son. This can be misinterpreted✅ 19. Always talk about your husband. It chases bad boys who want you away.✅ 20, Your discussions about your husband should be positive ones, never speak negatively about him or other men.✅ 21. If you are not enjoying your Marriage please do not share this with any man, see a Counsellor.✅ 22. Cut all contact with all your Exes and all you’ve had sex with before Marriage. If you don't do it, you may fall back together again, destroying your Marriage and theirs.✅ 23. Profess your love to your husband anywhere.✅ 24. If any man begins to come too close to you, kindly report to your husband with name, phone number and his details.✅ 25. Be nice to workmates, Church members, Neighbors, etc, but you must be strict and disciplined when you notice any bad move.✅ 26. Always remember that the enjoyment is just 8 Seconds; it cannot be more than that, but its repercussions can last a lifetime and even eternity; please don't mortgage your life for a Maximum of Seconds of orgasm.✅ 27. Avoid night parties: Partying encourages sexual immorality if you truly want to be faithful to avoid night Parties.✅ 28. Avoid Alcohol. When you drink alcohol, you look at your sense of decency with men; please avoid Alcohol.✅ 29. Remember sexually transmitted diseases. Sexually transmitted diseases are indeed possible when you don't keep to your husband; don't destroy your life because of a moment of pleasure.✅ 30. Don't Think CONDOM uses Good CONDUCT: Condom can break; it cannot even protect you from scandal, shame, reproach, broken trust and the judgement of God; good conduct is what you need, not Condoms.✅ 31. Always Remember your vows: you promised to keep to your husband on your wedding day or engagement vow, so be a promise keeper, and remember your Vow.✅ 32. Avoid Night Clubs: Night Clubs are not for women who want to keep to their Marriage Vows avoid it.✅ 33. No Flirty Jokes: Don't crack flirty jokes with any man, don't do it.✅ 34. No Hugs: Avoid hugging men carelessly; don't do it; it's not a show of love; do that through a handshake, and hug only your husband. ✅ 35. No Shoulder touch: Avoid touching men on their Shoulders when talking to them. Shoulder touch is also a sign of assurance of love, only your husband deserves that.✅ 36. No private Meals: Avoid having private Lunch or dinner privately with any man apart from your husband, eating together generates love and feelings.✅ 37. No Car ride: Avoid giving private Car rides with men, except in a group. Spending Hours with a man traffic can build affinity that can pull you down. 38. No Secret Chatting: No secret or flirty chat with any man.✅ 39. No private Meeting: Never hold any meeting with any man that your husband must not know about.✅ 40. No sex chats with any man.✅ Be careful and protect your marriage 💑 View and join our WhatsApp Channel for more interesting stories. https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va5mBOf11ulYBPA6VP3L Like, comment, and share for more articles.
Edo govt revokes security agency's land C-of-O 6 February 2025 The Edo State government has withdrawn the Statutory Right of occupancy it formerly granted to the Nigerian Correctional Service, NCoS and revoked the Certificate of Occupancy, C-of-O, issued on all the land within Western Boys High School in the State. The withdrawal of the Statutory Right of Occupancy, which is raising fresh concerns over impending litigations, affects both Western Boys High School and NCoS land located on Benin-Agbor Road, Ikpoba Hill, Ikpoba-Okha Local Government Area of Edo State. The revocation orders were personally signed by Governor Monday Okpebholo on January 31st 2025. It was published in Vanguard Newspaper public notice on the 5th of February 2025. He said the land being occupied by the NCoS, measuring an area of approximately 49.225 square metres along with all parcels of land within Western Boys High School, measuring approximately 2443.900 square metres, are both “required for the service of the government of Edo State, Nigeria, was for the overriding public interest to wit: FOR RAMAT PARK FLYOVER”. Okpebholo said, “Notice is hereby given that in exercise of the Land Use Decree 1978 (now an Act), and by the virtue of all other laws enabling me in that behalf, I Senator Monday Okpebholo, the Executive Governor of Edo State of Nigeria hereby revoke the Right of Occupancy granted in respect of all the parcel of land, the boundaries of which are described below is required for over-riding public interest to with FOR RAMAT PARK FLYOVER”. The Government, however, assured compensation in the said property pursuance to Sections 28 and 38 of the Land Use Decree No. 6 of the 1978 (now at Act) of the Parliament. The Government clarified that the withdrawn the Statutory Right of occupancy, including NCoS, encapsulated in the Survey plan annexed to the Certificate-of-Occupancy dated 16th March 2020, which is registered as No. 128 at page 1 in Volume 13 in file No. EDL 49400 is kept in the EDOGIS Lands Re Registry at Benin City, Edo State. It said, “Any person claiming to have any Right of Occupancy, Estate, interest or any other Right in the said land is required within (6) six weeks from the date of the service of this notice to send to the Managing Director, Edo State Geographic Information Service, 102, Sapele Road, Benin City, Edo State of Nigeria, a statement of his/her interest of Right of Ownership, etc”, arising from its decision. The public notice also said, “the Government is willing to treat the revocation of Right of Occupancy of the said Land”, but insisted that “Land of which no statement is received is liable to be dealt with as an unoccupied/underdeveloped land. Accordingly, it further said, “Notice is hereby given that Government intends to enter into any possession of the said land on the expiration of (6) six weeks from the date of the publication of this notice in Edo State of Nigeria Official Gazette any of the national dailies that circulate widely in the State. In addition, the Government warned, “Any person who shall wilfully hinder or obstruct the Government or any person employed by the Government from taking possession of the said land or any part thereof is liable on conviction under the provisions of the law above mentioned to a fine as stipulated by law or 12 months imprisonment or both”. “By virtue of the provisions of the law and subject thereof, no claim to any estate, interest or right in land affected by the notice made at the expiration of twelve (12) Calendar months from the date of this publication of this notice in the Edo State of Nigeria Gazette shall be entertained by any public officer whose duty it’s to receive claims or by any court”, according to the notice. View and join our WhatsApp Channel for more interesting stories. https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va5mBOf11ulYBPA6VP3L Like, comment, and share for more articles.