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Tragic: Anthony Joshua involved in Ogun road accident that claims two lives

British-Nigerian boxer, Anthony Joshua was involved in a road accident today in Makun, Ogun State.

It was gathered that the incident occurred along a busy highway of the Lagos-Ibadan expressway.

The vehicle carrying Joshua, a Lexus Jeep with the number plate, KRD 850 HN, reportedly collided with a stationary truck under circumstances that are still being investigated.

The boxer reportedly sustained minor injuries, while two other people d!ed on the spot.

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“After 14 years of silence, Chris Okafor’s ex-wife breaks down his apology and calls it what she says it is: DAMAGE CONTROL.
‘I left him. He did not leave me.’”

Chris Okafor’s Ex-Wife Breaks Silence, Rejects His Public Apology
Following Pastor Chris Okafor’s public apology to actress Doris Ogala and others he claimed to have offended, his ex-wife, Agnes Bessen Okafor, has come forward with explosive allegations, dismissing the apology as insincere and accusing him of years of deception, abuse, and moral misconduct.
Speaking during a live interview on a Yoruba blogger’s platform, Agnes insisted that the apology was not an act of repentance but damage control, allegedly triggered by a viral video that surfaced online.
“He knows there is a lot on him. A whole lot. Children everywhere. That apology is not genuine,” she said.

“I Left Him—He Did Not Leave Me”
Agnes revealed that she married Chris Okafor at just 18 years old in a traditional and recognized marriage that produced four children within five years. She stressed that she was a legally wedded wife—not a side partner—and that witnesses to their marriage are still alive.
She strongly denied claims that she committed adultery, maintaining that she walked away from the marriage herself because she could no longer tolerate what she described as his immoral lifestyle.
“I left him because I could not operate in his ways. I left him. He did not leave me.”
Allegations of Infidelity, Abuse, and Deception

Agnes accused Okafor of repeated infidelity, alleging that he slept with multiple women, including church members and house helps. She further alleged that some women he impregnated were married and active within his church.
She also accused him of physical abuse, stating that she has medical reports from hospitals in Nigeria and copies with her abroad.
“I have medical reports. General Hospital. King’s Hospital. Copies exist.”
Hidden Marriage and Betrayal
According to Agnes, she discovered a previous marriage certificate hidden under Okafor’s bed after their wedding—something she claims he denied when confronted.

“I married him in my prime, only to find out he had been married before. I cried.”
Kidnapping Story Disputed
She also disputed Okafor’s account of a past kidnapping incident, stating that she sold personal belongings, emptied her bank accounts, and handed money to church elders to help secure his release—contrary to claims that she abandoned him.
Naming Names and Calling for DNA Tests
Agnes named Anita Chioma, a former deaconess, alleging that she moved into the marital home shortly after Agnes left and later confronted her in church, asking her to leave her husband alone—an incident she described as “a shame to the body of Christ.”

She demanded DNA tests to clarify paternity claims and challenged Okafor to produce the man he accused her of committing adultery with.
“If I cheated, where is the man? Bring him out.”
“Silence Was Never Weakness”
After 14 years of silence, Agnes said she chose to speak now to defend her name and protect her children, whom she claims were taken from her.
“Silence was never weakness. I waited for my children to grow. Now it’s my time to speak.”
She concluded by firmly rejecting Chris Okafor’s apology, insisting that only the full truth—not public sympathy—can bring closure.

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Pastor Chris Okafor , during a live video in his church this morning, publicly asked Doris Ogala U , his daughter, and any woman he may have offended to forgive him.
He said people can judge him, but they should also pray for him. He admitted he is ready to make restitution and claimed he is now a changed person. According to him, there will be no more such stories about him. He even knelt down publicly to ask for forgiveness.

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This is #Ewenike_Ignatius the driver of the mini bus that was attacked by k!dnappers early hours of yesterday.

He was kidñapped together with his passengers on their way to Nsukka yesterday.

A medical doctor from #Itchi town was also kìdnapped. He just came back for #Xmas to visit his family in #Nsukka and was kìdnapped too along #Nsukka_Adani road.

I hope you all can now move around your neighborhood especially #Nsukka town without fear of ndi #Ntoli?

Let all man be careful and stay safe, things are not adding up and they know them.

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Heartbreaking update: Missing Ohio physician Dr. Cletus Iwuagwu has been found deceased, authorities confirmed.

The month‑long search for the Lucas County doctor ended tragically on Christmas Day, December 25, 2025, when his body was discovered in Orchard Lake in Springfield Township, Ohio.

Dr. Iwuagwu was reported missing on November 25, 2025, prompting extensive searches by family, community members, and law enforcement.

Authorities said the case and cause of death remain under investigation. At this time, the Lucas County coroner’s office does not suspect foul play, per WTVG.

Dr. Iwuagwu was a respected, beloved father, geriatric physician, and professor. Please keep his loved ones in your thoughts. Thank you to those who shared his story.

#OhioNews #LucasCounty #MissingPersons

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“Pastor Chris Okafor must pay me $50,000, place me on a monthly payroll, and give me lifetime shares in his company as compensation for not marrying me and for allegedly sharing my noodles videos with friends and lawyers or I will expose everything.”

— Nollywood actress Doris Ogala makes fresh demands.

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Nigerian businessman Invictus Obi released from U.S. prison, faces deportation after serving five-year fraud sentence

The U.S. Bureau of Prisons has released Nigerian serial fraudster and businessman, Invictus Obi Okeke, after spending six years in jail for scamming America-based businesses of $11 million between 2015 and 2019.

Mr Okeke, arrested in 2019, was no longer in custody as of Wednesday with arrangements for his deportation to Nigeria underway as stipulated in his guilty plea agreement.

FBI agents arrested Mr Okeke in August 2019 at the Dulles International Airport in Virginia where he had booked a flight to return to Nigeria.

He was tried and sentenced to 10 years imprisonment in February 2021 but released on Wednesday, seemingly benefitting from the first-step prison reform policy that President Donald Trump signed into law in his first term.

The reform shortened sentences for offenders based on adherence to certain standing behavioural rules. The fraudster is believed to have qualified under the policy.

He was charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud and conspiracy to commit computer fraud. Mr Okeke stole the login credentials of Unatrac Holding Limited, a company that exports Caterpillar industrial machinery, and intercepted emails to divert payments. He dubiously pocketed approximately $11 million.

Investigations by the FBI revealed that Mr Okeke masterminded a computer hacking scheme, compromising emails to rob unsuspecting victims of millions of dollars.

“Through subterfuge and impersonation, Obinwanne Okeke engaged in a multi-year global business email and computer hacking scheme that caused a staggering $11 million in losses to his victims,” a statement by Raj Parekh, Acting U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, stated in 2021.

The Abuja Division of the Federal High Court issued an order for the temporary forfeiture of over N280 million in Mr Okeke’s Nigerian bank accounts.

Mr Okeke, 38, before his criminal activities came to light, was celebrated in the Forbes 30-under-30 section in 2016 as one of Africa’s most promising entrepreneurs.

Described as the founder of Invictus Group with a humble background, Forbes said Mr Okeke named his company “after one of Nelson Mandela’s favorite poems, by William Ernest Henley, about the undefeated and unconquerable soul of a hard worker, from an impoverished background, who will not give up.”

Forbes praised Mr Okeke for his investment in construction, agriculture, oil and gas, telecoms and real estate.

BY Peoples Gazette

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#Kìdnapped

#UNN SUG Director of Games Kidnapped on Highway, ₦50 Million Ransom Demanded
The University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) community has been thrown into concern following the kidnapping of the UNN Students’ Union Government (SUG) Director of Games, Odenigbo Fred, along with some members of his family.

The kidnappers are said to have demanded a ransom of ₦50 million for their release.

They were kidnapped yesterday
More details will be provided as updates emerge.

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General Conrad Dibia Nwawo was a distinguished and strategic military leader whose legacy is deeply tied to one of the most defining chapters in Nigerian history—the Nigerian Civil War (1967–1970). Known for his courage, tactical brilliance, and leadership, Nwawo's contributions both on and off the battlefield left a lasting impression on Nigeria’s military and political landscape.

Early Life and Military Background

Born in 1922 in Onicha Olona, a town in present-day Delta State, Nigeria, Conrad Dibia Nwawo rose through the ranks of the Nigerian military with distinction. Before the outbreak of civil conflict, he had already built a reputation as one of Nigeria’s earliest and most capable military officers, respected for his discipline, intellect, and dedication.

Role in the Nigerian-Biafran Civil War

When the Nigerian Civil War broke out in 1967, following the declaration of the Republic of Biafra by the Eastern Region, Nwawo aligned with the Biafran cause. As a top military strategist, he took on key leadership roles, including:

Commanding the 11th and 13th Divisions of the Biafran Army.

Leading the Biafra Commando Forces, a special unit known for engaging in unconventional and high-risk combat operations.

He was recognized for his bravery in battle, often leading his troops directly on the front lines, which inspired loyalty among his men and fear in his adversaries.
Despite the immense resource disadvantage faced by Biafran forces, Nwawo's tactical ingenuity and resilience helped prolong the resistance and maintain the morale of Biafran troops during critical phases of the conflict.

Post-War Contributions and Legacy

After the war ended in 1970, Nwawo, like many Biafran officers, quietly returned to civilian life. But his role in post-war reconciliation and peace-building was equally impactful. Rather than retreating into isolation or bitterness, he embraced efforts that promoted national unity and healing.
He continued to be a respected elder statesman, advocating for the rights and development of the Niger Delta and the Igbo-speaking minorities of the South-South region. His experiences as both a Nigerian and Biafran general gave him a unique voice in dialogues around federalism, justice, and inclusivity in post-war Nigeria.

A Courageous and Strategic Leader

General Conrad Dibia Nwawo is remembered not just as a warrior, but as a peace advocate and visionary leader. His military service and post-war engagement reflect the complex identity of many Nigerian officers who found themselves on both sides of the country’s internal divisions.
Through his life, Nwawo embodied the difficult yet necessary transition from war to peace—a legacy that continues to inspire reflection on unity, identity, and leadership in modern Nigeria.

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The brief romance between Clarion Chukwura and Sir Shina Peters stands as a notable intersection of Nigerian music and film history, producing a son who would later redefine visual storytelling in contemporary African music.
In 1982, when Oluwashina Akanbi Peters met Clarion Chukwura, Sir Shina Peters was already a rising force in the Nigerian music industry. Energetic, experimental, and bold in sound and presentation, he described himself as the founder and pioneer of Afro juju music in Nigeria. His style blended traditional juju rhythms with modern instrumentation, stage choreography, and urban flair, setting him apart from his contemporaries and positioning him as one of the most exciting musical figures of the era.
Clarion Chukwura, on the other hand, was an emerging actress who would later become one of Nigeria’s most respected screen icons. Even in her early years, she was known for her poise, intelligence, and artistic seriousness. Their meeting brought together two creative spirits working in different but complementary artistic worlds at a time when Nigeria’s entertainment industry was undergoing rapid growth and experimentation.
Their relationship, though brief, resulted in the birth of Clarence Abiodun Peters. (CLARENCE SHOT IT) While the romance itself did not endure, its legacy would prove significant. Clarence grew up largely under the care and influence of his mother, who emphasized discipline, education, and artistic integrity. From his father, he inherited a creative instinct, confidence, and an understanding of performance and spectacle. From his mother, he absorbed storytelling, emotional depth, and cultural consciousness.
Clarence Abiodun Peters would go on to become one of Africa’s most influential music video directors and filmmakers. His work transformed Nigerian music visuals, introducing cinematic quality, strong narratives, and global aesthetics that elevated Afrobeats and contemporary Nigerian music on the world stage. In many ways, his success reflects a fusion of his parents’ creative legacies, the musical innovation of Sir Shina Peters and the dramatic artistry of Clarion Chukwura.
Thus, the brief romance between Clarion Chukwura and Sir Shina Peters occupies a unique place in Nigerian cultural history. Though short lived, it produced a lasting impact through their son, whose work continues to shape modern African popular culture and visual expression.

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