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Popular Nollywood actor Lateef Adedimeji Adetola and his wife Adebimpe Oyebade, professionally known as Mo Bimpe have celebrated their 2nd wedding anniversary, Today, December 22. The couple, who got married in 2021, took to their official Instagram page as they shared beautiful photos. Lateef Adedimeji, who had recently bagged honorary degree, penned sweet words as he considered himself lucky to have Mo Bimpe as his wife. He openly admired his spouse for her loving and caring nature, emphasizing the boundless affection she possesses. He acknowledged the two remarkable years they have spent together since exchanging vows, expressing his belief that their celebration of life together will endure for eternity and beyond. He credited Mo Bimpe as a guiding light in his life, describing her as the sails that steady his course in life’s turbulent waters. Lateef’s heartfelt message expressed gratitude and admiration for his wife, declaring his unwavering devotion and acknowledging her impactf...

SÊX IS ABOUT 9 THINGS... 1. CONSENT You should never force your spouse into having sex. Both of you need to consent to it each time even as a married couple. Don't be the person who offends your spouse and demands sex when your spouse is hurting. 2. CONSCIENCE Whatever sexual position you two do, whatever location where you two have sex; both your conscience should be OK with it. Don't force your spouse to do things that disturb the conscience. 3. MUTUAL ENJOYMENT It is not just about your sexual pleasure, both of you have to enjoy it. As your spouse makes you feel good, make him/her feel good too. 4. FOREPLAY Foreplay is not just the touching, licking and rubbing before intercourse; but also treating each other special when sex is not the agenda. This makes your spouse feel your good treatment is not a tactic to get sex, but genuine love. 5. HINDPLAY Hindplay is treating each other special after the climax. This involves cuddles, kind words, prayer, compliments and acts of ser...

The Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) is facing allegations of extensive corruption from its erstwhile media director, even as the the Forum has strongly denied claims of misconduct. In a letter by the former Director of Media and Public Affairs of NGF, Abdulrazaque Bello-Barkindo, he described the NGF under Director-General Asishana Okauru as a “conduit pipe for a few individuals.” “The NGF is now more transactional than developmental. It is not an agent of change but a conduit pipe for a few individuals,” Barkindo wrote. He accused Okauru of turning the organization into his “personal fiefdom,” embezzling millions daily through over-invoicing. Barkindo claimed the NGF head of secretariat has failed to audit accounts “in the last decade” and enriched himself lavishly while paying staff a pittance. “In an organization that makes over three billion Naira annually, the total annual income of its entire staff is seventy million naira. Staff of the Forum are always asking where al...

The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) has officially launched the implementation of the upgraded electronic Central Motor Registry (e-CMR), designed to bolster the safety and security measures for all Nigerians. In a statement released on Sunday, December 24, the Force Public Relations Officer, ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi, affirmed that the e-CMR initiative is a significant stride towards enhancing law enforcement capabilities and ensuring the overall well-being of citizens. Adejobi underscored that the e-CMR is a comprehensive information system intended to streamline vehicle registration processes, aiming to fortify national security measures. He stated, “Its full operationalization would facilitate swift and efficient tracking of stolen vehicles, significantly increasing the chances of recovery; lead to the maintenance of an accurate and up-to-date database of registered vehicles which would aid in the prevention and investigation of vehicle-related crimes such as kidnapping and one-...