An Oyinbo lady has cried out that her Nigerian husband named Vincent Obinna Ekwunife has married another woman using her money. Vanessa Charles, a citizen of South American country Trinidad and Tobago, shared screenshots of her proof as well as the runaway husband’s passport.
Vanessa stated that her hubby wedded a woman identified as Marycynthia Amalachukwu on the same day as her dead sister’s birthday – August 30th.
A young Nigerian man identified simply as Sean, has tied the knot with his white lover. The wedding reportedly took place in Owerri, the Imo State capital on Saturday, October 30.
He shared photos from their wedding on Instagram.
“Church wedding things done and dusted. Follow your heart and do what makes you happy” he wrote.
A 28-year-old Nigerian national identified simply as George has been arrested for peddling drugs in Bangkok, Thailand. Speaking during a press briefing at immigration HQ in Suan Phlu, Bangkok on Friday, October 8, the immigration chief said that Region 1 officers were told by an informant that a black man was dealing drugs in the downtown area.
Maduafokwa Olisakwe who is one of the gubernatorial aspirants in Anambra state has expressed his dissatisfaction with primaries, requesting that the opposition party refunds his 26 million naira and all the monies he expended in the course of his campaign.
According to him, changing the rules of the game when it has already started is against the law of natural justice.
A Nigerian and his Malaysian wife were charged at the Ampang majistrate’s court in Kuala Lumpur with illegally transferring RM4,080 belonging to a man.
Adetola David Gbolahan and Sopiah Jamaludin, 56, however, pleaded not guilty when the charge was read to them before magistrate Farah Nasihah Annuar on June 21.
The court set RM3,000 bail against both the accused and fixed July 28 for mention.
According to the charge, the accused had transferred the money belonging to Shauddin Saman, 51, by depositing it into Hanita Jusoh’s bank accout.
The offence falls under Section 424 of the Penal Code, which provides an imprisonment for up to five years, or fine, or both
The couple also claimed trial to an alternative charge of removing money belonging to the same person without justificatification.
They were charged under Section 29(1) of the Minor Offences Act 1955, which carries a maximum RM1,000 fine or maximum one year jail or both, upon conviction.
Deputy public prosecutor Surianti Azila Muhamad did not offer bail against Adetola but wanted RM7,000 against Sopiah.
However, counsel Rahmat Hazlan who represented the couple pleaded for minimum bail.
Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) have detained a 31-year-old Nigerian national for allegedly sneaking into Bangladesh illegally from India.
The Nigerian national identified as Onyebuchukwu Stanley Egwu was arrested in Sylhet, a city in eastern Bangladesh on Monday night, June 28.
Acting on a tip-off, members of Sylhet 46 BGB led by Naik Subedar Md Suruj Mia took positions behind the Tamabil land port in Gowainghat upazila last night.
The Nigerian was said to have allegedly crossed over to Bangladesh illegally from India when a storm started around 9:30pm.
Sensing the presence of BGB, he tried to flee but the BGB personnel nabbed him after a brief chase.
The process of handing him over to the Gowainghat police is currently underway, BGB sources
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