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New Reports surfacing by  Enquirer Magazine  on 18th of March, 2015 alleges that Nollywood Actress,  Oge Okoye   has moved out of her Marital Home to settle with her wealthy new lover. “The mother of two who’s been living in denial about her marital status even though there are multiple reports that her marriage has crashed, is in love again! Unknown to many, Oge Okoye’s marriage to Holland big Boy Stanley Duru, which produced two kids has since packed up due to infidelity allegations from both parties having discovered that, he’s not just a flash in the pan but a woman beater.” “The beautiful actress, according to our impeccable source seems to have gotten over her past as she’s said to be in a serious relationship that might be altar bound after years of trying her luck wooing another man to her life. Oge Okoye’s new man we learnt is a very tall and athletic built successful business man who hails from the Eastern part of country.” Oge Okoye  and her new wealthy lover are re

A few days ago, controversial journalist and daughter of Oyo State ex governor, Kemi Olunloyo threw her father out of his own  Ibadan house..She said he was a ritualist and washed his dirty linen in public. Many Nigerians frowned at her attitude, telling her at 51, she should have her own property, not fighting over her 80 year old dad's house..She took to Facebook to spit more venom.. Nigerians are saying "Your father is still your father" hell no! He is more than my father, he is a blood sucking‪#‎RITUALIST‬! If you are blocked, that's what got you blocked ‪#‎DaddyDearest‬   She continued to blast her own sister..saying There is only one more ritualist in the family and it is my sister Funke Olunloyo, hers is the Grail cult. She is so sympathetic to my dad. Funke is the one my father wrote in 1991 about all the discovery of charms in my grandmother's room. Funke admitted to my mom recently that she too went in that room for a cult ritual. The ritual t

A House of Assembly candidate in Akwa Ibom State, Okon Uwah, was killed on Wednesday, March 18 while on campaign in Ward Three in the Ukanafun Local Government Area. Unconfirmed reports say that the deceased, who was a former Deputy Speaker of the Akwa Ibom State House of Assembly, slumped at the residence of his in-law, one Godwin Udoko while holding a political consultation. According to an eyewitness, during the event, a disagreement began over how to share the consultation money dropped by Uwah, who is running for the Ukanafun State Constituency on the platform of the All Progressives Congress. The youths reportedly became unruly and surged to the venue, however, Uwah, tried to move away from the ensuing stampede but slumped and was trampled by the surging crowd. The state Commissioner of Police in the state, Gabriel Achong, confirmed the killing, saying that his men had arrested many suspects. Achong said: “I have just spoken with His Excellency, Governor Godswill Akp

Recall the Reverend who said he would not give Holy Communion to his church members who did not have permanent voters card (PVC), Rev. Uma Ukpai, President of Uma Ukpai Evangelistic Ministries, well, the reverend has explained why he made such a decision in the church. Speaking with Punch, the Rev. Noted that in as much as everyone wants a God fearing leader to emerge as the president, it is the civic responsibility of his members to have the pass that will enable them cast their vote. The preacher said aside his church, he continues to say that anywhere he goes and he makes it mandatory for people to have it. “My job as a preacher is also to inform and educate people. I need to notch and urge them to do what would be beneficial to the nation and to them as individuals. An onlooker is powerless in the storm of life. We are praying that anyone that loves God should win the election. We are praying that those who do not love God and the church should not win. It will become possib

The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Kayode Aderanti, has revealed that they have a lead on the robbers that stormed a bank in Lekki last Thursday. The police added that their investigations will spread to neighboring country Benin republic where the armed men were suspected to have gone hiding. The robbers during a gun battle with police officers, killed three policemen and a teenager.Aderanti who was at the scene of the robbery incident, described the death of his men as unfortunate, adding that they (policemen ) were not even attached to the bank where the gunmen stormed but acted gallantly to prevent the hoodlums from carrying out their devilish act. Also reacting to  the development, Force Public Relations Officer, Ag. Commissioner of Police, Emmanuel Ojukwu. ‘’It’s a terrible development. We will see to the end of it. We must get them. You should know that for a long time we have not had that kind of bank robbery in Lagos State. That is why the Inspector-Gener

On Sunday 15th March 2015, Prophet T.B. Joshua gave a warning to Nigerians over the upcoming elections, further adding that he foresaw an imminent plane crash within Nigeria.  “ Pray for Nigeria because I am seeing a plane crash ,” Joshua stated in a service televised live via Christian channel Emmanuel TV. “ It’s not a good thing to lose personalities again ,” he added, specifying that prayer and fasting should be especially offered from 19th to 23rd.  Addressing the contentious elections scheduled to hold on March 28th, TB Joshua said: "The challenge Nigeria is facing – on the day of voting, when you drop your votes in the ballot box, you will know who is PDP and who is APC. It’s a parable; very delicate. Because everybody plays a game; we deceive ourselves. ‘So this man voted for this party but he’s in that party'." Joshua stated that a dark cloud was hanging over the nation. “The cloud is darker. When it is about to rain, you cannot see in front again,” he vivid

Some angry women in Emure Ekiti have protested against the arrest of over 30 of their children. The youths were reportedly arrested by the police in connection with the alleged attempt to burn the palace of Elemure of Emure Ekiti, Oba Emmanuel Adebayo, who’s a retired Assistant Inspector General of Poilce. According to reports by Punch newspapers, the women, some of whom appeared half-naked, held leaves and sang hate songs against the monarch, demanding the release of their children. It was reported that the brouhaha started last Monday, after a group of angry youths of the community trooped out to the streets to protest against power cut by the Benin Electricity Distribution Company, as well as the disruption of banking service from the only bank in the community for over seven months. A resident of the town, Olaoye Olayinka, revealed that attempts made by Adebayo to stop the protest were rebuffed by the youths who blocked the two entry points to the town. In the course of

The fourth floor of the Word of Life Bible Church’s guest house otherwise known as Eagle Nest Guest House belonging  to the National President of the  Christian  Association of Nigeria (CAN), Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, was torched by fire on Sunday afternoon. The building is located near the church auditorium at Ajamimogha, Warri,  Delta  State. It took the combined efforts of the men of theDelta State Fire Service, fire service men of Shell Petroleum  Development Company  (SPDC) and that of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) to put out the engulfing inferno. Photo credit: dorisdosage.blogspot It was gathered that the fire started at about 12:55p.m just after the second service of the church was rapped up. In a statement signed by the head of the church media team, Pastor Victor  Abraham  and posted in the official Facebook account of the church, there was no record of casualty. He stated that: “At 12:55pm today, Sunday 15th, March 2015, the Eagle Hou

The police in Lagos State have arrested an Islamic cleric, Abdullahi Omobolaji, a.k.a Alfa, for allegedly having unlawful carnal  knowledge of a 17-year-old teenager, Idowu (pseudonym), in the Agege area of the state. The incident happened on Bakare Lane where the victim lived with her mother and siblings. Punch Metro  learnt that although Alfa lived in Abule Egba, he had a room apartment on Bakare Lane where he received clients, who seek him out for spiritual help. He was said to have taken advantage of the minor and slept with her many times, from November 2014 until the act was uncovered by the victim’s mother in March, 2015. When she confronted him, Alfa was said to have beaten up Idowu’s mother. While the scuffle was on, the matter was reported at the Isokoko Police Division by Idowu. The 40-year-old Ilorin, Kwara State indigene was subsequently arrested on Wednesday. Speaking with Punch Metro on Friday, Idowu said she could not muster the courage to

At least 45 villagers were killed in a dawn raid on Sunday by suspected herdsmen in Benue State, the Agence France Presse (AFP) quoted the Police and a leg­islator as saying. “I confirm that 45 people, includ­ing women and children, were killed this morning in an attack on Egba village… of Benue state by suspected herdsmen,” state police spokesman Austin Ezeani told AFP. Several others were injured in the gun and machete attack,” he added. Hundreds of people have been killed in attacks and reprisal at­tacks between farmers and ethnic Fulani herdsmen in the past few years in the state. A state parliamentarian from the local area, Audu Sule, gave a death toll of about 50 from the attack. “Around 50 people were killed in Egba village in my constituency in an early morning attack. The gun­men came in large numbers, all armed with AK47 rifles,” he told AFP. He also said women and chil­dren were among those killed. “They opened fire on the sleepy village, killing residents, includi

As many as 11 people were killed on Sunday in a road accident in the southern Algerian province of Tamanrasset, local media reported. The accident happened when a bus collided with a tractor-trailer in the locality of In Salah in Tamanrasset province, local media quoted a medical source and firefighting services as saying. The bus was heading to Tamenrasset from the coastal province of Bejaia. Such tragedies are not rare on highways linking the north and the south of the country. While it is still unclear why this tragedy occurred, over-speed, fatigue in night driving and lack of visibility are the common causes for such deadly accidents. Last December, a collision between a bus and a truck near the province of Ghardaia, 700 km south of Algiers, killed 11, including nine Nigerian refugees who were on their way to be repatriated to their home country. According to the National Gendarmerie Department, last year saw a total of 24,388 road accidents, in which 3,900 were kill