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_25 October 2017_ A Nigerian man based in South Africa says he does not regret buying a luxury Mercedes-Benz G-class to a South African man as a token to apologise for impregnating his wife. “I know what I did is wrong but I feel better he has accepted my gift. He accepted that his wife, my girlfriend, is pregnant and will soon give birth to my son. He was angry at first but when I presented the car to him his anger vanished,” said the man who identified herself as John. One source close to the family of the woman who fell pregnant says she knew about the affair but never thought it would lead to a pregnancy. She says she is disappointed the husband accepted the Mercedes-Benz from the Nigerian national. “Nigerian men will never take our men seriously. What kind of a man accepts a gift from a man who impregnated his wife? He will impregnate her again and buy the stupid husband another car. I am so disappointed,” she said. When approached for a comment the husband said “it is...

Nigerian footballer arrested after angrily demanding his £2k back from 4 prostitutes  Premiere League and Watford FC player, Isaac Success, 21, paid four hookers £2,000 for a hotel romp — but failed to score with any of them after drinking two bottles of Baileys. Success, who earns £30,000 a week, was arrested after angrily demanding his money back. One of the hookers, Alexis Domerge, said Success boasted of his prowess in the bedroom. But he drank two bottle of Baileys — and then repeatedly failed to score with the hookers. He was arrested in the hotel lobby after cops were called. Alexis, 24, said: “He had paid four of us £500 and we all got naked as soon as the money came through on our phone bank accounts. He was drinking Baileys straight from the bottle. I pulled off his shorts and got down to it with three other girls doing everything you could imagine. What do you expect if you drink two bottles of Baileys liqueur straight from the bottle?” Fellow escort Michaela C...

Nigeria have become the first African side to book their place at 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia™ after a 1-0 win over Zambia in Uyo earned them an unassailable lead at the head of Group B. Alex Iwobi repeated his feat of being the thorn in the Zambians’ side, once again finding himself on the scoresheet against the  Chipolopolo . Having scored in the first Group B game between the sides, he came off the bench in the second half to end Zambian   hopes of creating a final day climax on 6 November, instead seeing the Super Eagles book a spot at their sixth finals. Seen by many as the toughest group of the continent’s five qualifying tables, Nigeria have been dominant, remaining unbeaten throughout and only dropping points thanks to a Cameroonian penalty on the road in Yaounde. The 4-0 win a few days earlier against the reigning African champions was a particular highlights With a rich youthful streak through the side, seeing the likes of Iwob...

Olamide’s song Wo! may be the latest Nigerian hit song but in the eyes of the Federal Government and Ministry Of Health, it is a danger to the public. Taking to its Twitter account, the ministry revealed that Wo which featured a line were Olamide mentions cigarettes contravenes Nigeria’s laws on Tobacco advertising, promotion & sponsorship. According to them, the video promotes a dangerous habit that encourages second-hand smoking. The risks from this include cancers, respiratory & cardiovascular diseases. Check some of their tweets below. Source : Naijaloaded. Add us on whatsapp 08033132638 for more updates.

The menace of Domestic violence in Nigeria and it’s implications on the families of the victims. Unfortunately for Sylvia or Chinyere as she was fondly called by family and close friends, she did not live to tell her own story. She was cut down in her prime by the man she loved till death did them part Obinna Akaleme, her husband. She died on the day she was due to give birth after series of miscarriages in her husband’s house.  A brief biography of the victim Chinyere Sylvia Akaleme (nee Igbo) was born on 27 april 1981 into the family of Mr and Mrs Reginald Chiaka Igbo. The second child and 1st daughter of the  family with six other siblings, Sylvia was raised in a middle-class Catholic family residing in Ajao estate, lagos where she had her nursery, primary and secondary education. She was a very bright pupil and her position in class never went below the top three. She gained admission into the university of Ilorin in Kwara state where she read electrical ...

A Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO), has advised Nigerians to do regular exercise and medical check-up in order to prevent deadly non-communicable diseases. Miss Ifedoyin Olatunbosun, the Coordinator, Ifedoyin and Friends Charity Organisation, gave this advice on Saturday in Akure after a Charity Health Walk, tagged: “No to High Blood Pressure and Diabetes”. Olatunbosun said a lifestyle of regular exercise and medical check-up was important, no matter the kind of undertaking or occupation one was engaged in. According to her, the group organised the walk to sensitise the public on the need to live a healthy lifestyle due to the high prevalence of sudden death arising from stroke, hypertension, diabetes among others. She said that the organisation would also screen members of the public for high blood pressure, diabetes, HIV/AIDS and body mass index. Olatubosun disclosed that members of the organisation, had earlier donated drugs and other items to inmates of A...

Toyin Aimakhu’s ex-husband, Adeniyi Johnson in an interview with Sunday scoop has revealed he has no issues with his estranged wife. Here are excerpts from the interview with Johnson who is now linked to a Nollywood actress, Seyi Edun; Read excerpts from his interview: How did entertainment start for you? It started for me about two decades ago when I started acting in church. My first major acting experience was when I was in secondary school and as students, we had to stage a play. But the person that was to play the lead role kept disappointing them as he didn’t bother to attend rehearsals. The teacher in charge of the drama group then said she needed someone else to play the role. A classmate of mine told her that I could do it because I was very funny and troublesome in school. That was how I was invited to take part in the play and I was able to do it well. After that episode, I became the happening guy in school and everybody wanted to associate with me. After I gradu...