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THE TRUTH ABOUT OONI OF IFE AND EMMANUELLA ROPO’S ROMANCE— + THE PRINCESS TOYIN KOLADE CONNECTION!!!

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We have read the internet report of Ooni’s alleged romance with Emmanuella Ropo, and also noticed the drama Ropo put up through a video clip to negate the report, alleging her “friends” to be behind the report. We want to categorically state that we salute the quick response of the palace to the report. We would have kept quiet on all those melodrama, but for the purpose of setting records straight and letting people know that all her displays in the video were mere drama. The response of the palace, through ‘thebossnewspapers’, was apt; we read in particular where the palace indicated that “the Ooni cannot marry a woman who has mothered three children from two different men,” it was also noted that for the first time, the Ooni discovered that Emmanuella is not that single woman, as portrayed by the “Scout” Princess Toyin Kolade, whose trade in stock was to go out and look for an “Olori” for the Kabiyesi. The Fisolak Boss, Princess Toyin Kolade as she is fondly addressed in the social circle has been on the street requesting every fair lady her path has crossed, to come and marry the Kabiyesi, as if the Kabiyesi is not man enough to find himself a wife. Her sole aim is to control the palace fully. The other thing palace’s response also outlined is that “Reports have it that she’s personally interested in having the monarch pronounced her as lover”, a phrase that indicates that the palace even noticed that Emmanuella has been moving up and down, with the effort of Toyin Kolade to make her become an Olori, so why the pretense by the intending Olori. The questions emerging are: Why then would Emmanuella want to hold her “friends” responsible for the revelations that even the palace noticed it be somehow true? Were her friends involved when she started having an affair with Engr. Toye, a good and childhood friend of Ooni Adeyeye three years ago?  ,Were they involved when after a bank seized her Jeep, due to a bad loan of twenty five million Naira, and Toye borrowed her his own car and had to withdraw it when the bank attempted to seize that (although it was learned Ropo accused her best friend Tope of being behind Toye’s action)? . Was any of her friends involved when Toye heard about your move to Ile-Ife and flaunting of yourself as the next Olori, an act which made Toye confront you, reminding you that Ooni is his childhood friend, that you should perish the thought of becoming Olori? .Your response was that Toye can’t stop you from getting the Olori stool, a situation which resulted in a shouting match and you became violent, by hitting Toye’s head with a shoe, accusing him of trying to ruin your chance of becoming an Olori, all this brouhaha happened in Abimbola Awoliyi Estate. You remember how you threatened him, that it’s because he’s alive that is making him block your chance, and that you will show him that your father is the head of the native doctors of your village. Was any of your friends involved, when you moved in your live-in-lover, Femi, to stay with you at your rented apartment in Anthony Enahoro Estate at Ogba? .Were they involved when you threw him out because your net caught a big Customs officer, and in order to have your good time with him, you must do away with Femi by shunning him off?. The Customs boss, who happened to be your uncle’s friend, had to abandon you after three months of the relationship, because you threatened to deal with his wife, which you perceived to be overbearing, and really the woman became so sick and defied all medications until she was taken to a prayer mountain. Were any of your friends involved when Femi, who felt cheated, opened a Facebook account and uploaded all your intimate pictures (part of which were used in the report that went viral.) Were your friends involved when you converted the driver of your friend that lives in the Northern part of Nigeria, named Dare, to your lover?. Were they involved when you had a “lovely” night with him on the eve of his wedding, and his bride was searching for him everywhere? .Were they involved, when after the wedding, the groom, rather than stay with his wife, packed in with you?.  Emmanuella, you claimed your friends picked those pictures from your phone; so hilarious, when you know that your phone is on per-second-lock, and your password is stronger than the one that opens the Central Bank, who can access your phone? Who? And you know nobody can! Emmanuella, stop holding your friends responsible for your predicaments, Stop!. You know all of them are busy and successful in their chosen fields of endeavours, so they have little or no time to think about you. You have threatened to mention names; your friends are waiting to respond to you accordingly, even with more mind-boggling revelations. You have a sad past, a confused present, but be rest assured your future can be well managed if you so desire; so start placing emphasis on a course that will advance your course in life, as you should know that success is not contagious. Work hard for your success, rather than frolicking with “big men”.

Information gathered by Society Reporters also indicated that all this was because of Toyin Kolade’s effort to get a chieftaincy tittle from the stool of Ile-Ife, which insiders insisted she might not get.

We will update you with more information as soon as we lay our hands on them…

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1.4 million UTME candidates scored below 200 – JAMB

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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, on Monday, released the results of the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, showing that 1,402,490 candidates out of 1,842,464 failed to score 200 out of 400 marks.

The number of candidates who failed to score half of the possible marks represents 78 per cent of the candidates whose results were released by JAMB.

Giving a breakdown of the results of the 1,842,464 candidates released, the board’s Registrar, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, noted that, “8,401 candidates scored 300 and above; 77,070 scored 250 and above; 439,974 scored 200 and above while 1,402,490 scored below 200.”

On naming the top scorers for the 2024 UTME, Oloyede said, “It is common knowledge that the board has, at various times restated its unwillingness to publish the names of its best-performing candidates, as it considers its UTME as only a ranking examination on account of the other parameters that would constitute what would later be considered the minimum admissible score for candidates seeking admission to tertiary institutions.

“Similarly, because of the different variables adopted by respective institutions, it might be downright impossible to arrive at a single or all-encompassing set of parameters for generating a list of candidates with the highest admissible score as gaining admission remains the ultimate goal. Hence, it might be unrealistic or presumptive to say a particular candidate is the highest scorer given the fact that such a candidate may, in the final analysis, not even be admitted.

“However, owing to public demand and to avoid a repeat of the Mmesoma saga as well as provide a guide for those, who may want to award prizes to this set of high-performing candidates, the Board appeals to all concerned to always verify claims by candidates before offering such awards.”

Oloyede also noted that the results of 64,624 out of the 1,904,189, who sat the examination, were withheld by the board and would be subject to investigation.

He noted that though a total of 1,989,668 registered, a total of 80,810 candidates were absent.

“For the 2024 UTME, 1,989,668 candidates registered including those who registered at foreign centres. The Direct Entry registration is still ongoing.

“Out of a total of 1,989,668 registered candidates, 80,810 were absent. A total of 1,904,189 sat the UTME within the six days of the examination.

“The Board is today releasing the results of 1,842,464 candidates. 64,624 results are under investigation for verification, procedural investigation of candidates, Centre-based investigation and alleged examination misconduct.”

Oloyede also said the board, at the moment, conducts examination in nine foreign centres namely: Abidjan, Ivory Coast; Addis Ababa, Ethiopia; Buea, Cameroon; Cotonou, Republic of Benin; London, United Kingdom; Jeddah, Saudi Arabia; and Johannesburg, South Africa.

“The essence of this foreign component of the examination is to market our institutions to the outside world as well as ensuring that our universities reflect the universality of academic traditions, among others. The Board is, currently, fine-tuning arrangements for the conduct of the 2024 UTME in these foreign centres,” he said.

 

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Nigerian Pastor Slams N500Million Suit On Church Member Who Demanded Return Of His Lexus SUV After Alleged Failed Prophecy

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Dr. David Emmanuel Ovie, the Head Pastor and General Overseer of the God in Action Liberation Mission has slammed a five hundred million naira (N500 million) suit on one of his church members who demanded the return of his SUV from the church after an alleged failed prophecy.

We gathered the church member identified as Temitope Monday Diamond gave his Lexus RX330 to the church after a prophecy.

 

Temitope told SaharaReporters that the pastor of the church at Okuokoko in the Uvwie Local Government Area of Delta State asked him to sacrifice his most precious property so that things could work well for him financially.

 

He said, “This pastor told me to sacrifice my most precious property so that things will be working well for me financially which I did by sacrificing my vehicle, Lexus RX330.

 

“After four months and things had not picked up as he said, my wife called him to know what was happening but he got angry and told me that my wife was rude and that he wanted to refund the money he got when he sold the vehicle – which is N4 million.

 

“We have been waiting for him to send the money since around December and January but he had refused to do so. We called and texted him but no response, we had to go to the church with a few friends and two soldiers who were not armed, just to accompany us (for security purposes).

 

“He called the youths of the community to beat us up before handing us over to Ebrumede police station. When we got there, we were detained. We later got bailed with N200,000 before the Divisional Police Officer could hear from us. The DPO called us to his office and we narrated everything to him as the pastor lied to him that we were kidnappers.

 

“The DPO judged the case in our favour and demanded that the car be refunded or he should pay the N4 million he made from selling the car. He agreed that he would be paying one million naira every week in February so that by month’s end, he would finish paying the money.

 

“By the second week of March, he still hadn’t paid a penny. Then the IPO in charge of the case called to tell us that the lawyer was pleading on his behalf and that he would be paying one million naira every month end. Then I got angry and said if he (the pastor) wanted to stress me over the money, he should return my car for breaching the agreement we had at the DPO’s office.

 

“We later heard that he filed a suit against us at Orerokpe High Court. The court was to sit on Monday, April 15 but was adjourned to May 10.

 

“The lawsuit says he is suing us for N500 million for coming to his church with an army and that the car cannot be returned because it had been sold. And that we are using police from Asaba to threaten him and his members, which is false.”

 

However, in a court document obtained by SaharaReporters on Tuesday signed by one Ogedengbe, the Applicant (General Overseer) alleged that he was arrested and detained on January 21, which Temitope said was the same day he and his friends stormed the church to ask for the N4 million he had promised to send.

 

The respondents in the document are Temitope Monday Diamond as the 1st respondent; Divisional Police Officer, Ebrumede Police Station, Delta State as 2nd respondent and the Commissioner of Police in Delta State as 3rd respondent.

 

The relief sought by the applicant reads in part, “A declaration that the arrest and detention of the applicant on the 21st day of January, 2024 by officers of the 3rd Respondent attached to the office of the 2nd respondent at the behest of the 1st Respondent is a gross violation of the applicant right to personal liberty guaranteed under section 35 (1) of the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended).

 

“A declaration that the threatened arrest of the applicant by officers of the 3rd respondent at the instance of the 1st respondent over demand for the return of a car donation made to the God in Action Liberation Mission is a threatened violation of the applicant’s right to personal liberty guaranteed by section 33(1) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended).

 

“The sum of five hundred million naira (N500, 000,000.00 only as damages.”

 

When contacted by SaharaReporters to hear his version of the story, the cleric said, “What I can tell you is that the matter is in court. I charged the matter to court because they came into the church with thugs and started fighting me and trying to harm me.

 

“It was during a live service in the middle of a wedding; that was when my members started fighting them.

 

“They came with weapons; knife and battle axe. One of them came with a gun as I was told. We handed them over to the community chairman while he took them to the police station.”

 

When asked whether he was arrested and detained by the police on January 21 as claimed in the court document, he said, “My lawyer asked me not to answer any further questions.”

 

“I don’t know what the constitution says, I only know the bible,” he added.

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Aare Abisoye Fagade Stands with Oyo State: Condemns Governor Seyi Makinde’s Assault on Democracy

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Today, with a heavy heart and a deep sense of duty to the people of Oyo State, Aare Abisoye Fagade, a staunch advocate for justice and a revered pillar of the All Progressives Congress (APC), raises his voice in resolute condemnation of the egregious assault on democracy orchestrated by Governor Seyi Makinde.

 

As the heartbeat of democracy in Nigeria, Oyo State has been dealt a grievous blow by Governor Makinde’s calculated campaign of electoral subterfuge. Withholding election materials across the state, Governor Makinde has callously deprived our beloved citizens of their fundamental right to participate in free and fair elections, a right that lies at the very core of our democratic ethos.

 

But this is not merely an attack on the mechanics of an election; it is an attack on the soul of Oyo State, on the hopes and aspirations of its people, and on the principles of justice and equality that we hold dear. Governor Makinde’s actions betray a callous disregard for the sanctity of the ballot box and a cynical determination to silence the voices of the people.

 

In this moment of trial, Aare Abisoye Fagade stands shoulder to shoulder with the resilient sons and daughters of Oyo State, united in our determination to defend our democratic heritage against those who would seek to defile it. He calls upon all patriots, regardless of political affiliation, to join him in condemning Governor Makinde’s assault on democracy and in demanding accountability for this shameful betrayal of trust.

 

Let us stand together as one, Oyo State, in defense of our democracy, in defense of our future, and in defense of the principles that bind us together as a people. For it is only by standing firm in the face of tyranny that we can ensure a brighter tomorrow for generations yet unborn.

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