How Cheap!!! Mustapha Audu responds to rape allegations: “Sugabelly wanted to marry me at all costs”

 Note: For me, this is just a quick tackling defence from Mustapha. Its an old trick that lily-livered men use, and indeed very cheap! Please read his response below

Mustapha Audu

Mustapha Audu, the son of former Kogi governor, Abubakar Audu, who has been accused by Lotanna Igwe-Odunze (Sugabelly) of rape and physical violence has denied the allegations. He said that contrary to her claims, she wanted to marry him at all costs, and “when that failed, she resulted to cheap blackmail to gain cheap publicity to promote her blogging career.”

Nigeria Will Burn if Nnamdi Kanu is Harmed- Dickson Iroegbu

Seriously, is Dickson Iroegbu in an okay frame of mind when he made this comment or its some cheap stunt to remain relevant in the Media?  Read story below

Controversial Nollywood filmmaker, Dickson Iroegbu has sent a threatening message to the government on the travails of Radio Biafra founder, Nnamdi Kanu. The ‘Critical Condition’ director took to his Facebook to share the threat while stating categorically that he was fully in support of the cause being fought for by a section of Nigerians from the Eastern part of the country.

Does this Photo tell the True Situation with APC Today? Be the JUDGE

Some Nigerians are beginning to run low on Patient.

Photo Credit: Anonymous

Politics of Inheritance as Practised in Kogi State

     Ok! We heard that after a marathon sessions of meetings and due consultations, leaders of the APC has decided to settle for Late Audu Abubakar's son, Muhammed Audu. Someone mentioned this to me but I doubted him and said ''are we running Politics of  Inheritance?'' As it is,we are-in Kogi State.
    How is this helping our Democracy? Or as some will claim we are still in the teething stages and situations like this is expected and settles well with all.... ??? Why will they pick his son? What is his Political Pedigree?

How Deported Nigerians Partied and Forgot to Legalize their Stay

Baroness J. Jummy Ariyo

 I’M SORRY

But if you must live in a foreign country ILLEGALLY for over 10 years without finding ways to get yourself documented, you really deserve to get deported – and appealing against your deportation order is like saying you deserve to live in a house with no tenancy agreement and questioning the landlord’s right to evict you.

Many Nigerians arrive in the UK on visitor’s or student’s visa and many years later, they are still in the country working and even starting and enjoying normal family life without making a single attempt to get their status legalised.

Over many years some of them actually conveniently forget their real status and start to refer to themselves as Britico.

'' Inconclusive First Lady'' by Controversial Blogger

''I would love to use this medium to ask the All Progressives Congress in Kogi State to select with immediate effect, this aborted First Lady of the state as replacement for her husband, Prince Abubakar Audu, who would have been governor in a matter of weeks if death didn't come calling.

Why are Nigerians Mocking the UK Deportees? What is your Take on this?

Some Nigerians have been on social media making fun of  fellow Nigerians and West Africans who were deported from the United Kingdom . In all honesty, should this be done or we should instead console them with words of encouragement? What is your take?