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TITI ADENUGA, THE SUCCESS PILLAR OF OTUNBA MIKE ADENUGA

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When you meet with a truly amazing person, the impact from that singular meet might resonate with you for years. An encounter with Mrs. Titi Adenuga, wife of the billionaire business mogul sometimes ago still holds memories of a most joyful and humorous time with an extraordinary lady who is first a friend, then a wife and also a mother to her husband.

Born 51 years ago. Ebony skinned and profoundly pretty, the fleshy mother of two (Sade and Niyi) was educated at the famous Obafemi Awolowo University in Ile-Ife, Osun State.

The beautiful Mrs Adenuga is the wife of the second richest man in Nigeria. The Adenugas have their hands deep into the mobile telecom and oil production sector of the Nigerian economy. However Titi’s stylish and fashionable side cannot take long to be noticed by an onlooker despite the fact that they live  a very conservative life.  Her close friends and family members fondly address her as The Tizzle Girl. She met Mr. Billionaire at the defunct Devcom Merchant Bank while she was job-hunting and one thing led to the other and here they are today.

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Paternity fraud: UK court reverses ruling, orders deportation of Nigerian

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A United Kingdom upper tribunal has reversed a previous ruling that stopped the deportation of 43-year-old Nigerian Olutobi Ogunbawo.

The decision comes after his wife, Maria Adesanya, claimed that in vitro fertilisation treatment was unavailable in Nigeria, a key argument in their defence.

Ogunbawo, convicted in 2019 for immigration offences related to conspiring with a British citizen to claim paternity falsely, had served a three-year prison sentence.

Following his release, he faced deportation proceedings. In January 2023, a first-tier tribunal judge ruled in his favour, citing the impact of deportation on his wife’s ability to conceive a child through IVF.

Maria testified that IVF, essential to their efforts to start a family, was not an option in Nigeria.

However, the secretary of state for the Home Department challenged this claim, arguing that the tribunal’s reliance on her testimony lacked supporting evidence.

The upper tribunal reviewed the case and, on November 4, 2024, ruled that the initial decision was flawed.

It was found that the first-tier tribunal judge failed to seek objective evidence to verify Maria’s assertion.

The upper tribunal noted that a simple internet search could confirm the availability of IVF services in Nigeria, undermining the couple’s argument.

The judgment criticized the earlier ruling, stating: “We conclude that the judge erred in exclusively relying upon Ms A’s (referring to Maria) personal evidence when finding as a fact that IVF treatment is unavailable in Nigeria,” the upper tribunal ruled, according to Daily Mail on Sunday.

The tribunal set aside the earlier decision and ordered the case to be reheard by a different judge.

“We observe the Secretary of State’s unchallenged assertion before us that even the most basic Google search reveals the existence of IVF treatment in Nigeria.

“The Secretary of State’s appeal is allowed to the extent that the decision of the First-tier Tribunal is set aside in its entirety.

“The appeal is to be remitted to the First-tier Tribunal to be heard by any judge other than First-tier Tribunal Judge Malone,” it added.

 

 

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Dr Abisoye Fagade honoured as Aare Asojuoba of Ibadan land (Photo News)

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Renowned Islamic Cleric Muhideen Ajani Bello Dies At 84

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A renowned Islamic cleric, Alhaji Sheikh Muhydeen Ajani Bello is dead.

 

The news was confirmed through her daughter who runs a private Nursery school in Ire Akari area of Ibadan Alhaja Bimbas as fondly called.

 

” It is true ” Bimbas confirmed.

 

Our source confirmed that the octogenarian died on Friday morning at the age of 84.

 

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