Friday, 3 May 2013

I’m not as bad as people think—Bimbo Akintola

YES! International Magazine Ceo AZUH ARINZE ran into her weeks back at the Akwa Ibom International Airport and couldn’t resist asking her for an impromptu chat which she gladly obliged.
Massively misunderstood, Bimbo has a good heart; she’s also very frank and always fun to be with…
Excerpts From YES! Magazine.
What makes a good actress?
Your ability to get into character, your ability to identify a character, understand the character and be the character.
What is your definition of acting?
Becoming somebody else for the purpose of telling a story.
Where do most actresses miss it?
I think they never really know who their characters are, they don’t understand who they are playing, because sometimes you get a script that doesn’t give you the background story of the character that you are playing. It is your duty as an actor to do the background story – where’s the person from? You can tell these things pretty easy. By the way the person speaks, you would know if they were educated. For the family background, you would know the kind of schools they went to – primary schools; this gives you an idea of the sort of circles that they moved in and the sort of person that they should be. But most people don’t think about it – the character. They don’t want to understand the character, they do not totally become the character.

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released the 2013 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) results.

The board, however, withheld 12,110 results for possible disciplinary action.

The Registrar of JAMB, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, announced this at a news conference on the release of the results in Bwari, FCT, on Friday.

The registrar said after thorough processing of answer scripts of the candidates who sat for the examination, the board discovered some forms of malpractice perpetuated during the conduct of the examination.

“However, the results of 68,309 candidates from various centres are undergoing further screening to ascertain the culpability of 12,110 candidates’ results.“

Alleged mastermind of the Christmas Day bomb blast that killed about 44 persons and wounded 75 others at St. Theresa’s Catholic Church at Madalla, Niger State, in 2011, Kabiru Umar, a.k.a Kabiru Sokoto, Thursrday, begged a Federal High Court in Abuja to release him on bail pending the determination of the charge against him.
Sokoto made the plea on a day he accused authorities of the Kuje Prison where he was remanded on April 19, by Justice Adeniyi Ademola, of denying him access to his lawyer.
The accused person, who is answering to a two-count terrorism charge that was preferred against him by the Federal Government, told the court that he was kept incommunicado at the prison, a situation, he said, has hampered his ability to package his defence.

There was a dramatic twist to the forgery case filed against two journalists of Leadership Newspapers at a Federal High Court, Abuja, on Monday as the Federal Government filed an application for the withdrawal of the suit.

The development came two days after the government arraigned the newspaper’s Group News Editor, Mr. Tony Amokeodo, and its Political Reporter, Chibuzor Ukaibe, on an amended six counts of forgery.

The Leadership Newspaper itself was arraigned alongside the duo as the third accused in the charge.

They allegedly forged a presidential directive and published same purporting the forged document to be true.

The trial judge, Justice Adeniyi Ademola, had shortly after the arraignments of the journalists, granted them bail in the sum of N500,000, with one surety each.

It is often said that the little things are the most important in a relationship. Equally, couples who have been married the longest will tell you that communication is key to the longevity of their marriages. Another thing that keeps love fresh is simple kindness, which sometimes is not so simple. Remember "love is patient, love is kind"? Exactly!

So for those times when you just feel full of bursting with love and need to let it out, or even when the lines of communication between you and your SO stalls and you need to find something to keep the wheels running smoothly. At those times, here are a few nice things you can say to share the love, or to bring the smile back to his or her face.

1. Thank you - Appreciation, appreciation, appreciation. You'll be surprised how far this goes. It is said that when you thank people for what they've done, then they want to do more.

Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke

The House of Representatives on Thursday asked its ad-hoc committee to investigate the alleged N59tn shady oil deal involving the Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, Shell Petroleum Development Company Limited and officials of the Nigerian Petroleum Development Corporation.

The deal is said to include the “secret and arbitrary farm-out” of Oil Mining Leases 4, 26, 30, 34, 38, 41 and 42 to two firms, Atlantic Energy Drilling Concept Limited and Septa Energy Limited, without following due process.

A member of the House from Anambra State, Mr. Victor Ogene, who raised the issue under matters of urgent public importance, recalled that the deal was the reason protesters from oil producing communities in Delta State marched on the National Assembly on April 25, 2013.

Ogene alleged that Alison-Madueke, SPDC and NPDC officials worked in collaboration with the firms to farm out the marginal oil fields.

Mrs. Turai Yar’Adua and Mrs. Patience Jonathan

AN Abuja High Court on Thursday declared as null and void the revocation of a plot of land allocated to Turai Yar’Adua by the Federal Capital Territory.

The FCT had revoked the Abuja land allocation in favour of Mrs Patience Jonathan, the current president’s wife.

The court therefore revoked the notice of revocation issued to Turai by the FCT Administration on the plot with the judge, Peter Affen, ruling that taking the land from Turai, wife of the late President Umaru Yar’Adua and reallocating same to Mrs. Jonathan served no public interest.

Affen held that “the revocation issued by the Minister of Federal Capital Territory, Sen. Bala Mohammed, was invalid, null and void’’ and that the plaintiff’s (Turai’s) right of occupancy over the 1.84 hectares of land remained valid and subsisting.

“There is no regular and proper overriding public interest to warrant the purported revocation,’ the judge ruled, adding that it was the dispute between the plaintiff and Mrs. Jonathan that led to the purported revocation.

The superstar actress is a year older today, May 3rd, 2013. Happy birthday to her and many more successful years ahead!

76-year-old man accuses MFM employee of assault

There was confusion at 12, Baoku Street, Ifako Agege, Lagos State, when a single parent, Grace Adenike-Alade, inflicted head injuries on her landlord, Mr. Lawrence Adeleke, after a minor disagreement.
Adeleke said he was attacked by Adenike-Alade, who claimed to be a Personal Assistant to the General Overseer, Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries, after he asked her to mop up the water which she poured at the entrance to her room to forestall domestic accident.
Adeleke said, “On the fateful day, about 9.30pm, I had returned from a party at Surulere when I saw water at the entrance to her room. So I told her to clean it up so that visitors and little children who might be passing through the passage would not slip and injure themselves.

Jonathan ready to forgo second term –Presidency

THE Presidency on Wednesday said President Goodluck Jonathan was ready to forget his ambition to run for second term in 2015 if the Senate passed its proposal for a single non-renewable six-year tenure into law.

Though Jonathan had made half-hearted denial of his ambition for another term in office, the body movements of the President and his loyalists had clearly shown that he was preparing to run in the 2015 general election.

But the President’s Special Adviser on Political Matters, Dr. Ahmed Gulak, said the ambition to stage a return would be shelved if Senators decided in favour of a single term for the President and state governors.

Gulak who spoke to The PUNCH in Abuja said, “Nigerians will remember that it was President Jonathan that suggested an idea of a single term tenure from the beginning. So if the proposal becomes a law, the credit should go to the President.

PDP National Publicity Secretary, Chief Olisa Metuh

The Peoples Democratic Party on Wednesday alleged that Edo State Governor, Adams Oshiomhole, had begged to join the party.

The spokesperson for the PDP, Olisa Metuh, in a statement made available to journalists, said the governor, on several occasions, begged the leadership of the party to let him defect to the PDP.

Metuh said the governor was, however, consistently turned down by his party.

He urged Oshiomhole “to be bold enough to tell Nigerians how many times he begged to join the PDP but was turned down.”

He added, “The same PDP which Adams went on all fours, begging to join on several occasions has suddenly become the ‘party of rogues’ because of his desperation to justify the massive rigging and democratic aberration that was local government elections in Edo State.

An international rights crusader, Human Rights Watch, on Wednesday described as hogwash, military’s claim that the fires that razed thousands of buildings in Baga, Borno State were caused by rocket-propelled grenades fired by members of the Islamist militant group, Boko Haram.

HRW, in a statement on its website, said satellite images showed that soldiers may have set the fires that razed down “2,275 buildings and left 125 others” in the town severely damaged.

Calling on the Federal Government to impartially probe the incident, it said that the military was covering up something going by the fact that it had vehemently refused to allow journalists access into the troubled community.

THE presidential ambition of former military Head of State Gen. Muhammadu Buhari is not a do-or-die affair.
The national leader and 2011 presidential candidate of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) yesterday said he was ready to drop his ambition for the survival of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
He said such a decision would be taken if a better and formidable candidate emerged as the party’s standard bearer for 2015.
Speaking with reporters in Minna, the Niger State capital, at the maiden edition of Sam Nda-Isaiah Annual Lecture Series, the former military leader, who recently declared his intention to take another shot at the presidency in 2015, said he was ready to drop his ambition for APC

President Goodluck Jonathan, Wednesday, derided the Labour unions saying many of its members at all levels engage in high level of corruption despite their clamour for good governance.
“Labour has been in the fore front for the demand of good governance and increase action against corruption and these issues are being vigorously tackled from various fronts. Prosecutions are being pursued in matters arising from petroleum subsidy fraud, embezzlement of pension fund and other serious long-standing malpractices demystified by this administration.

Family sells off Goldie’s belongings tomorrow

The family of late Big Brother Africa housemate and Hip hop star, Goldie Harvey will on Wednesday auction all her belongings. The family said this in a statement on Tuesday.
The statement signed by the family representative, Deji Adetayo, stated that although the singer did not leave a will, she had had an agreement with her husband, Leonard Harvey to auction her remaining items.
Adetayo said the proceeds from the sales would be donated to charity. Adetayo said, “There will be a garage sale at Goldie’s house located at 30B, Ologunkutere Street, Parkview Estate, Ikoyi, Lagos on May 1, 2013

"Please, forgive me..I never planned on marrying more than one wife"-Solomon Akiyesi

You all remember Nollywood actor Solomon, who was disgraced by his wife Lilian during his secret church wedding to his mistress, Uloma ? He has opened up on his side of the story..

Read Below...as published by Daily Sun
•I loved Ezinne, my first wife, but she was deceitful, greedy
• If I hadn’t left Lillian, my second wife, I would have committed suicide

• Uloma gives me true love, inner joy
On Saturday, April 13, Nigerians were shocked when the supposed wedding of Nollywood actor, Mr. Solomon Akiyesi, to Ms Uloma Agwu, turned into a major scandal in Lagos.

The ‘wedding’, which was taking place at the Overcomer’s World Outreach in Aguda, Surulere, was truncated when Solomon’s authentic wife, Lillian, stormed the church with some family members, creating a scene and accusing the groom-to-be of abandoning her at home in Port Harcourt while he was busy, plotting an illegal wedding in Lagos.

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Ekiti State Governor Kayode Fayemi on Monday said the people, who elected him into office, were his godfathers.
The governor stated this when participants of the Course 35 of the National Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies visited him in Ado Ekiti.
According to him, political godfatherism cannot succeed in the state because the people of the state are intelligent and will not allow anybody to dictate to them.
He said, “I do not think we should denigrate mentorship. Mentorship in politics has been bastardised but we do not suffer any problem of godfatherism because it cannot succeed in this state.
“Everybody in Ekiti is a governor and has a sense of how government should work. Ekiti people are my godfathers because they send me SMS everyday on what they want done and that’s exactly what I do because we run a participatory government.”
Stressing the importance of vesting power in the people, the governor said it was the only way to rescue the country from bad governance.

Grounded aircraft: Reps condemn action; say it’s witch-hunt of political opponents

The House of Representatives, yesterday, condemned the grounding of an aircraft, a Bombardier BD 700 Global Express jet, belonging to the Rivers State Government by the National Airspace Management Agency, NAMA, describing it as “witch-hunt” of “perceived political opponents”.
This was as the Rivers State Government expressed dismay over allegations of illegality and abuse of process by officials of different agencies in the aviation sector on the status of the aircraft.
The House of Representatives which condemned the grounding of the aircraft following a motion sponsored by Ahmed Idris, representing Wase federal constituency in Plateau State, said the incident “raises serious issues as to the abuse of powers by the executive and the use of state machinery to with-hunt perceived political opponents”.

Ini Edo on Saturday April 27th buried her mother-in-law, Mrs Erofoh Ehiagwina, in Irrua in Edo state. Mrs Ehiagwina died February this year. The actress' US based husband returned home to give his late mum a befitting burial...

Culled: Lindaikeji

Ekiti people are my godfathers – Fayemi

Opposition misinforming Nigerians on Jonathan’s performance – FG

The Federal Government has accused opposition parties of deliberately misinforming Nigerians about the performance of President Goodluck Jonathan.

Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Anyim Pius Anyim, who made the allegation on Tuesday, however said Jonathan was determined to pursue and actualise his administration’s transformation agenda in spite of the tendency of the opposition to feed the public with wrong information.

Anyim said this in an address he sent to the opening of a one-day workshop on Effective Information Management and Public Communication as a Key Component of the Transformation Agenda.

The workshop was organised for Special Assistants on Media and Directors of information of Federal Government ministries, departments and agencies by the office of the Senior Special Assistant on Public Communication, Dr. Doyin Okupe, in Abuja.

36 persons died in Baga – Military, NEMA

The Military High Command and the National Emergency Management Agency on Tuesday presented a preliminary report of the investigation conducted into the recent massacre in Baga, Borno State, to President Goodluck Jonathan, declaring that only 36 persons lost their lives in the carnage.

The report contradicts the 185 casualties widely reported by the media.

The report, presented to the President by the Chief of Defence Staff, Admiral Ola Ibrahim, at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, also confirmed that the confrontation that led to the massacre was between members of the Boko Haram and the Multinational Joint Task Force.

Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Dr. Reuben Abati, gave an insight into the report while addressing State House correspondents.

Actress Foluke Daramola set to drag Bukola Fasuyi to court for libel

Actress Foluke Daramola is getting ready to sue her former friend and journalist Bukola Fasuyi for defamation of character. Bukola had claimed in an interview that she introduced Foluke to her new husband, Kayode Salako, and that Foluke had used juju to charm Kayode and break his home. (If you missed it, read the story HERE)

Actress Mercy Johnson Okojie and her husband Prince Odi Okojie have moved from their Omole Estate home to a massive new house in the Ajah area of Lagos. Mercy and Odi moved to the house this April, and dedicated it two days ago. Prince Odi, who is said to be a successful businessman, built the house himself and is also building another massive house in Omole Estate.

Aliyu flays plot to cage govs

Babangida Aliu

Niger State Governor Babangida Aliyu on Monday blamed the crisis rocking the Peoples Democratic Party on the attempt by the Presidency and the party leadership to “clip the wings” of some governors.

Aliyu said, “The forum (Nigerian Governors’ Forum) is an association registered by Corporate Affairs Commission; it is not a union. Anybody, who thinks whether at the party level or at the presidential or other levels, that he can clip the wing of governors, I think, is wasting his time.”

The governor stated this when he received PDP secretaries from the northern states in Minna on Monday.

Aliyu, who advised those trying to reduce the stature of governors, to desist from doing that, noted that the NGF remained a “force” in the party.

Rivers State Governor, Mr. Rotimi Amaechi

The Presidency has absolved President Goodluck Jonathan from the travails of the Rivers State Governor, Rotimi Amaechi, saying the governor is not above the law.

Special Adviser to the President on Political Matters, Mr. Ahmed Gulak, stated this at a briefing in Abuja on Monday on the grounding of Amaechi’s aircraft by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority.

He added that Jonathan had no interest in who becomes chairman of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum.

Gulak, who said the president had not authorised any minister to canvass votes for him for 2015 presidential election, submitted that there was no plan to probe former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s administration.

He said the grounding of Amaechi’s aircraft had nothing to do any witch-hunting.

The presidential aide added that it was about obedience to lay down rules.

A Nigerian player (left) with a Malian player during their U-17 Championship qualifier in Calabar last year.

Ex-Ghana FA chief Ben Koufie plans to make a recommendation to FIFA to ban Nigeria and Ivory Coast from playing at the U-17 World Cup for age cheating.

Koufie says he will make a recommendation to the world football’s governing body to ban countries from age-group competitions if any of their players fail age tests.

Magnetic Resonance Image scans have been used by both FIFA and the Confederation of African Football to check on the true ages of players as the clampdown on age cheats intensifies.

Nine players were banned from the African U-17 event after failing tests.

The players hailed from Nigeria, Ivory Coast and Congo.

Nobel Laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka

NOBEL laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka, has urged politicians to desist from manipulating the judiciary to prevent a state of anarchy in the country.

Soyinka explained that though the judiciary was making headway in reforms, there was still the need to tackle some dark areas in the sector.

The literary giant, who spoke with reporters on Monday in Port Harcourt, pointed out that such dark areas had created the political crisis rocking the state.

Soyinka was in the state to mark the emergence of Port Harcourt as the 2014 World Book Capital.

Decrying pettiness in governance, the Nobel laureate urged politicians and those in authority to pay attention always to issues that affect the people instead of focusing on inconsequential things.

IN an arrangement that may put a stop to the 2015 ambition of President Goodluck Jonathan, the Senate Committee on the Review of the Constitution has recommended non-renewable single six year tenure for the office of President, Vice-President, governors and their deputies.

The Senate panel’s recommendation also disqualifies Jonathan and incumbent governors from benefitting from the new arrangement if the recommendation becomes law.

The PUNCH learnt on Monday that members of the committee, who held a three-day working retreat which ended in Lagos on Sunday, arrived at the decision after a heated debate.

A National Assembly member who was privy to the recommendation confided in one of our correspondents that, “We thought hard before arriving at this decision. We considered the current heating up of the polity by those interested in running for office in 2015.

PDP queries Amaechi over grounded plane, suspends lawmakers

THE crisis rocking the Rivers State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party worsened on Monday when the executive of the party issued a 48-hour ultimatum to State Governor, Mr. Rotimi Amaechi, to explain the ownership of the aircraft that was recently banned by the Federal Government.

The state PDP also announced the suspension of 27 out of 32 members of the Rivers House of Assembly from the party for refusing to rescind their decision to suspend the Obio-Akpor Local Government Chairman, Mr. Timothy Nsirim, the vice chairman of the council and 17 councillors.

Among those suspended from the party for allegedly disobeying the party’s directive are the Speaker, Mr. Otelemaba Amachree; the Deputy Speaker, Mr. Leyii Kwanee; and the House Leader, Mr. Chidi Lloyd.

Speaking with newsmen at the party secretariat in Port Harcourt, the state chairman of the party, Mr. Felix Obuah, said Amaechi would face disciplinary action if he failed to comply with the ultimatum by the party over the controversial aircraft.

Zion is 2face Idibia's third child and his second with first baby mama, Sunmbo Ajaba. Happy birthday to lil man.

Two more ‘I don port’ videos surface on YouTube

As the phrase, ‘I don port’ gradually finds its way into the vocabulary of Nigerians home and abroad, thanks to the new MTN Nigeria commercial on mobile number portability, two more videos of ‘I don port’ have found their way to YouTube.
The new videos are different from the one in which ace comedian, Hafeez Oyetoro, popularly called Saka, played the lead role in the commercial.
One of the videos is with the title, ‘Free style I don port dance contest’ while the other one carries the title, “Group two I don port dance contest.”
‘Free style I don port dance contest’ video, which has attracted 4,159 views, is a 28-second video, shot in an office setting and has 11 people dancing to the rhythm of Saka’s version of the “I don port” commercial.
The “Group two I don port dance contest” has 12 people clad in customised black T-shirts, also dancing to the rhythm of the new MTN commercial-in a 56-second video. So far, 2,856 people have viewed the video.
MTN had asked its customers to form themselves into groups and create their own “I don port” videos to win BlackBerry Z10 phones and recharge cards worth N150, 0000. More of such user-generated contents are expected to find their way to YouTube.
A check on Saka’s ‘I don port’ advert on MTN’s YouTube channel shows that within six days of putting the video on the social media, 97,523 people have viewed it, making the video the telecoms company’s most viewed commercial on the video-sharing website.

Abuja- President Goodluck Jonathan Monday declared that Nigeria is currently going through a trying moment in terms of security. “This is a trying moment in this country in terms of security challenges”, the president said while commissioning seven helicopters, 500 patrol vans, and armoured personnel vehicles at the grand parade of the Police week, 2013 in Abuja.
He said “a lot of policemen have lost their lives to terrorism attacks. Let me use this opportunity to condole families of those who lost their lives. I want to assure you (families) that government will continue to care for the loved ones left behind”.
Stressing that the helicopters and patrol vans are necessary tools for the police to perform creditably, Jonathan said, “I expect these equipment will help improve the response time to distress calls to the police. I also want to advise the police to improve on the maintenance capability of the force. I have observed that the armed forces, now have very good and formidable teams that maintain their equipment and facilities. The police should do same”.
According to him, the imperatives of the deadly security challenges confronting the nation in the area of terrorism, kidnapping and other heinous crimes has made it expedient that the 36 states of the country acquire helicopters for the 36 Police Commands.
He noted that the Nigeria Police has a duty to protect the citizens from the land, air and sea and
urged the police authorities to continue to ensure training of the officers and men on modern policing methods that will take into account, the democratic environment of the nation. He added that what Nigerians want is a people friendly police force that is timely in response time to distress.
In his address, Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Dahiru Abubakar warned the criminal community in the country to brace up for a renewed crackdown by the Nigerian Police, following the wind of change that is now blowing through the force.
According to the IG, “A cultural re-orientation that is premised on adoption of international best policing practices is emerging, and the new police force will display team spirit, loyalty, zeal, courage, civility and renewed commitment towards confronting criminal elements”.
Declaring that the long term intention and strategic justification for the police week celebration which is coming up after 37 years absence is to commence the process of restoring the lost glory of the force, the IG said, “the essence is to remind police officers that their efficiency rest solely on the extent of bonding with the public whom they are paid to protect.
“Inversely, the people have to accept the fact that no matter the level of private security contraption sewn around themselves, they still need a body of men and women, they can trust and rely on to protect the public space”, he said.

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Monday, 29 April 2013

Probe me, not my aides, Obasanjo dares FG

The cold war between former President Olusegun Obasanjo and the Goodluck Jonathan Administration came again to the fore on Sunday at a thanksgiving service held in honour of a former Minister of Education, Oby Ezekwesili, in Abuja.
At the service that had many eminent Nigerians, including a former Head of the Service of the Federation, Steve Oronsaye, and ex-Attorney General of Federation and Minister of Justice, Kanu Agabi, in attendance, Obasanjo said if the Goodluck Jonathan administration was keen on probing his government, it should come after him instead of people that served under him.
He also flayed the plan by the Federal Government to set up a pipeline protection agency, saying it was another avenue for corruption.

A former Federal Capital Territory Minister, Mallam Nasir el-Rufai, on Sunday accused the Federal Government of being insensitive to the plight of the people of Baga, Borno State.
He said it was saddening that the government was busy disputing the number of people killed in a clash between members of Boko Haram and a military task force instead of alleviating their suffering.
Government had said only 25 people died and not 185 reported by the media as the casualty figure in the mayhem penultimate Saturday.
Fielding questions from journalists after at the 50th birthday reception in honour of a former Minister of Education, Oby Ezekwesili, el-Rufai said God would hold those in government accountable for their actions.
He said, “It is unfortunate that we place so little values on human lives that we will be arguing whether six Nigerians have died or 185 or 200.

THE Federal Government has ordered the retrenchment of no fewer than 20,000 workers of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, ahead of takeover by successful bidders of its assets.
Vanguard gathered that the Bureau for Public Enterprises, BPE, issued the directive to the Chief Executive Officers, CEOs, of the 18 successor companies to PHCN at a meeting in Abuja, to compile names and drastically reduce the 50,000 strong workforce before the new investors take over.
It was gathered that new investors demanded that the workforce must be pruned before government hands off.

Though it is not clear how government arrived at this figure, however, General Secretary of the National Union of Electricity Employees, NUEE, Mr Joe Ajaero, who confirmed the directive to massively retrench the workforce, said it was obvious that the Federal Government had decided to truncate the implementation of the collective agreement reached with the unions.

Jim Iyke's publicist claimed last week in a statement that the actor was not in a relationship with Ghanaian actress Nadia Buari because he was still in a relationship with his Jamaican fiancee, Keturah Hamilton. Well, according to a statement released today by Keturah's camp, she and Jim Iyke are no longer a couple. They actually broke up a while back. And she also claimed that Jim's reality show and her role in it was all scripted. See the statement from Keturah's publicist below...

Keturah Hamilton, Model, Actress, and Ex-Fiancée of Jim Iyke is ready to tell the real story after the Jim Iyke Unscripted show that was aired on April 17, 2013.

In a world where reality shows are an "In-thing" and bad behavior becomes the A.M. topic to cover, leave it to Jim Iyke Unscripted or better said the “_Scripted_” show to deliver real life drama. The episode that aired on April 17, 2013, did not disappoint the viewers who were glued to their TV’s watching Keturah Hamilton's role that was none the less excellent! She was really able to bring her character to the next level of entertainment.

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The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, Ogun State Command said on Sunday that it arrested 82 candidates for examination malpractices during the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination in the State.
The NSCDC however said that the UTME, conducted on Saturday in about 108 centres across the state, recorded no violence .
Corps Commandant, Aboluwoye Akinwande, stated this in a statement by the command’s Public Relations Officer, Kareem Olanrewaju.
Aboluwaye disclosed that the candidates were arrested from different centres across the state for perpetrating all sorts of malpractices during the examination.

Since news filtered about Daniel Ademinokan and Stella Damascus alleged marriage.There have been alot of speculations regarding the real reason he split up with his wife Doris. Many have fingered Stella Damascus as the cause of their split.

However, someone who apparently knows the couple down to their private struggles has revealed a lot of interesting facts about their marriage. One interesting fact was that,Doris started acting like a "MAMA" at home, wasn't sexy , she opened a business and didn't tell him about it etc

Revelation below

I have stood by in the last couple of days to see this drama about Stella Damasus and Daniel Ademinokan unfold. I have read countless blogs, reviews and comments from all over the world and I have come to the conclusion that people have no clue what they are talking about.

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A Nigerian player (left) with a Malian player during their U-17 Championship qualifier in Calabar last year.

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