Author: Elizabeth Jenrola Oso

Within a space of 24 hours, another death has been reported in the nation’s film industry, also called Nollywood. Veteran actor, Jerry Amilo has reportedly his daughter to the relentless grip of death. The Nollywood legend, recognized for his tenacity in his performances and personal life, expressed his profound sorrow on his Instagram account, revealing a loss that has irrevocably altered his existence. This devastating news came at a time when the Nollywood community is already reeling from the recent loss experienced by Saidi Balogun, who is mourning the death of his cherished daughter, Zeenat. In his emotional tribute, Jerry…

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Controversial activist, Martin Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan, has called out a woman for getting pregnant despite his warnings to take precautionary measures. He shared his frustration on Instagram, revealing that they had been intimate and that he had provided her with money to purchase contraceptives to avoid pregnancy. Despite his efforts, the woman contacted him months later, informing him that she was pregnant with his child. Expressing his disappointment, Verydarkman stated that he was not mentally prepared to become a father and felt the situation was unfair to him. He further argued that the woman’s actions could be…

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In very tragic circumstances, a 30-year-old man, Motunrayo Olaniyi, has allegedly stabbed his wife to death and set her body on fire in their apartment at Amazing Grace Estate, Elepe community, Ikorodu area of Lagos. According to Vanguard, the newly-wed couple was engaged in a disagreement that degenerated into a fight at about 1 p.m. on Friday. The man was said to have accused his six-month pregnant wife, Olajumoke of infidelity, alleging that one of his brothers was responsible for the pregnancy, which she vehemently denied. It was learnt that before Friday’s tragedy, the accused had attacked her earlier in…

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Four police officers who robbed a Nigerian of jewelry worth R20million (N1.9billion) have been arrested in South Africa. The officers’ names were Bathandwa Soldati, Bradley Dimitri Minnaar, Mthuthuzeli Mafanya, and Jacobus Adriaan Groenewald. Police spokesperson, FC van Wyk, confirmed the arrests and said they were investigated by the Western Cape Anti-Corruption Unit. He said, “On September 14 at about 1.35am a house robbery occurred at the premises of a foreign national in Sunset Avenue, Llandudno, allegedly involving several Police officers. This case was reported at Hout Bay police and transferred to the Western Cape Anti-Corruption Unit for further investigation.” They…

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