Armpit hair lady shows off what she’s got

A lady who cares less about shaving her armpit hair, shared a photo of her hairy armpit which has long sparked a debate on social media.


We are sharing the photo below, and asking if it’s cute or nah?

 

27-year-old pregnant lady married by 58-year-old woman to give birth to kids for late son

Here’s an interesting report culled from Sun News, and it is all about a pregnant lady who is happily married to a dead man. It was gathered that her marriage, has made her mother in-law Mrs. Mary Torkwase Antom, 58, from Tse Baraku in Kwande LGA of Benue State, the happiest woman on earth. Reason: her dream to immortalise her husband and son’s names has been fulfilled, thanks to what she considers the wise decision she took after the death of both her son and husband.



A 1986 diploma holder in Catering and Hotel Management from Benue State Polytechnic, Ugbokolo, she worked as a caterer at the prestigious NICON-NOGA hotels in Abuja, between 1988 and 2001, before resigning, to set up a booming restaurant business on Makurdi Road in Lafia.



How she lost husband and son
Formerly married to Mr. Patrick Terlumum Antom from Awe Local Government Area of Nasarawa State and a retiree of the Federal Ministry of Agriculture (they got wedded in 1980), the union was blessed with only one child, Thomas Awuhe Antom. Born on June 13, 1990, the boy was in SS2 when he died in 2004, from a heart-related sickness. A year later, his father, Patrick, also died.
That left the woman devastated. “Growing old is tough, but growing old without the support and company people close to you is tougher,” she told Saturday Sun . Add to that the fact she is diabetic and you begin to understand why she feels that life can never be tougher than she had seen and may climb to “toughest” if she does not do something drastic to secure not only the family name but also its property.



“I had lived a happy life with my late husband,” she explained. “We shared ideas and always kept our resources in one account. We achieved a lot during his lifetime, we had very good plans for our only son, but God took him away. To worsen matters, my husband also died. We have a lot of landed property; we equally have business establishments.”



Her worry
Mrs. Antom popularly known as ‘Hajia Mary,’ said: “My worry is, when I die, who will take over this property? My husband had, while on sick bed, warned me seriously not to allow any of his relations to benefit from the property that both of us had laboured strenuously to acquire. He was not in good terms with them before he died.”



She was in a dilemma about how to solve the problem she was confronted with when a friend told her about a pretty young unmarried lady, one Miss Juliet Muese, from Obi LGA who was on the verge of being disowned by her parents for her inability to identify the guy responsible after becoming pregnant out of wedlock. All of the three men she mentioned, one of whom is Igbo, denied ever knowing her and even threatened to arrest her with the police for trying to defame them.
Strange marriage
On learning about the incident, Mrs. Antom became determined to seek Juliet’s hand in marriage for her dead son, in keeping with Tiv tradition. She travelled to Obi, met with and held a close and lengthy discussion with members of Juliet’s family on that score. The idea was to bring her into her home with high hope that she might deliver a baby boy who would later inherit their property. With the parents of Juliet readily agreeing to the marriage proposal after the long talks, Mrs. Antom repeated the visit accompanied by some elders from her husband’s village to perform the traditional marriage rites that would formally seal the deal.


“What I did is a well-known practice in our place and culture,” she said in defence. “There are a lot of children, almost 18 per cent of them born after their father’s death. Majority of them lost their fathers before they were born, it is not a new thing, such cases are everywhere in our place.


These children answer their father’s name, some of them have even won local elections; they are grown-up people today and nobody has said anything; they have gotten their dues in our community, so my case is not an exception; all I need is a grandchild and a bona fide inheritor of my property.”


The marriage that took place in 2007 has produced two boys with the third child on the way, although it is difficult at this stage to say whether it is going to be a boy or a girl. To start with, Juliet was delivered of a baby boy on December 1 of the same year. She became pregnant again and was delivered of another baby boy in March 2011. Right now, she is three-months pregnant for her third child.


Mrs. Antom who is excited about the development told Saturday Sun that her husband and son’s names that would have gone into extinction are now going to be heard for a long time to come because they have somebody to answer to them. While the first son is named after her late son, Thomas Awuhe, the second son is named after her husband Patrick Terlumum.


“I married a wife for my late husband and son so that I can keep their names alive,” she enthused. “Their names cannot just die with them; they will grow up and inherit what we laboured for. Any other person in my shoe would have done that. I lost my husband and only son; more painful was my son who died unmarried. But I’m fulfilled that my late son now has two male children who are bearing his name. I looked at life and asked whether it was really worth it. I hope for death every day. Any time I wake up, I think about what the future holds since my husband and only son are late. They have gone leaving me alone. Their death till date is agonizing to me. But my consolation is that I have got a replacement for them.”


Happily married to a dead man
She announced that any moment from now she would commence the process of changing all the documents regarding all her property to their names. She also has a big dream for their young mother, Juliet. “She is comfortable answering my son’s name,” she said. “She wrote JAMB and I’m processing her admission to the Federal University, Lafia. Hopefully, she will start a degree programme next year; she is humble, loyal and focused.”


Mrs. Juliet Muese Antom agrees that she is comfortable answering Mrs. Antom’s son’s name. “That is God’s design for my life,” she said. “My parents were fully prepared to shame me that I got pregnant while in the secondary school.


I was very young then and could not tell exactly who among my boyfriends impregnated me. But I strongly suspected one Mark, but he denied and ran away. I was desperate without a place to go until Hajia came, so for me I’m very ok.



“I have no problem, in fact I’m doing better than those who got married to living husbands. Hajia is planning to buy a car for me next year if I secure a university admission. It is unfortunate that I never met my late husband. I only see his pictures but that is how God designed it. As you can see, I’m looking sweet and people toast me a lot, but I shun them. At the moment, I have a boyfriend who is a student at the state university, Keffi. Though Hajia does not teleguide me but I make sure she does not know when I have sex with my guy. She deserves that respect.


“My first son’s biological father denied him. My second son’s biological father who is a student at Keffi is married. He is equally responsible for this very one l’m carrying, but he cannot come and claim them. So, there is no problem. I’m good to go.”



Village head reacts
Speaking in a chat with Saturday Sun , the village head in Doma LGA, Chief Angbande Hue, said what happened is a known tradition among his people, adding that the tradition was very rampant in the 60s. He explained that since the woman went there with elderly men from her village to ask for the girl’s hand in marriage, it is traditionally genuine. Those children are accepted in that place and it has become their place of origin.


He noted that most women who usually engaged in this kind of practice had passed the age of childbearing and most have lost their husbands and male children.


“We have a lot of such cases in Benue, Nasarawa and Taraba states. Among the Tiv people, there is no problem with what she did. Under our tradition, even the biological father of those children cannot lay claim to them because they did not pay the bride price; it is the person who paid the bride price that is considered to be the legitimate owner.”


Lawyer agrees
Emmanuel Akur, a legal practitioner told Saturday Sun that such cases are handled in the customary court and the court looks at the custom of the tribe to take a decision. If the Tiv tradition says that the payment of bride price is a criterion for ascertaining the rightful owner of the child, so shall it be, he argued.

“I think there is no issue here,” he said. “Nobody has come to lay claim to these children. The woman, accompanied by elders of the village, paid the bride price of this girl to secure her hand in marriage. That makes it legal. So the origin of those children is not in doubt as far as customary law is concerned.”

‘How God saved me from possible plane crash’ -Bishop Oyedepo

Sharing his testimony during a service at the Living Faith Church World Headquarters, the General Overseer of the Church , Bishop David Oyedepo, narrated how God saved him from a “potential plane crash.” According to him, there was mid-air crisis, but God intervened.


“God took control and landed the plane.
“There was a mid-air crisis, there was serious turbulence, but there was no apprehension. Jesus took control.

“He landed the plane safely. And we were just celebrating the faithfulness of God” he said.

Chimamanda Adichie pictured with her family (photos)

All work and no play….well that’s not a line in Chimamanda Adichie’s life, as the Nigerian celebrity author still has time to hang out with her family.


Here are photos of Chimamanda with her parents and siblings in Baltimore, U.S;

 

Singer Babades recounts how his son survived a 16ft fall

Nigerian singer, Babades , who shared a photo of his son, Oghene Kome, recounted how the little boy survived a 16ft fall, even though he fell with his head hitting the floor first.


Here’s his story of the miracle baby;

“HOW CAN ONE BELIEVE THIS FAIRY TALE OF A MIRACLE??? ONLY GOD WROTE THIS SCRIPT!

MY SON OGHENE KOME FELL DOWN FROM THE WINDOW OF HIS MOTHER’S ROOM UPSTAIRS!! HOW HE MANAGED TO FORCE HIS HEAD THROUGH THE BURGLARY PROOF REMAINS A MYSTERY TO ME!. MY SISTER IN LAW WAS FIXING THE ROOM HE SCATTERED AND BEFORE SHE KNEW IT, KOME HAD RAISED THE NET AND FORCED HIS HEAD THROUGH THE WINDOW.. HE FELL DOWN FROM A HEIGHT OF ABOUT 16FT HIGH AND HIT HIS FACE ON THE FLOOR OUTSIDE!. MY WASHER MAN WHO NORMALLY DOES OUR LAUNDRY WAS COINCIDENTALLY OUTSIDE AND RUSHED TO PICK HIM. WHEN I WAS CALLED, I FEARED THE WORSE HAD HAPPENED! ONLY FOR ME TO FLY DOWN TO THE HOSPITAL TO SEE MY SON IN HIS MOTHER’S ARMS CRYING! AFTER ALL THE SCAN, TESTS & XRAY CONDUCTED, NO BONE FRACTURE, NO INTERNAL INJURY, APART FROM A FEW BRUISES, KOME IS JUST OK. AND WHAT AMAZES ME THE MOST IS THAT SOME IDIOTS WOULD STILL SAY THERE’S NO GOD????”

Actor Emeka Ike opens up on his new girlfriend

Coming after we were hit with viral photos of Nigerian actor , Emeka Ike and his South African girlfriend, the actor has confirmed that she is indeed his girlfriend.
In a new interview, the actor had to say about his girlfriend who is a model and based in Germany;


“She’s my friend, that’s all I can say. I’m matured enough to have a friend. The important thing now is that am happy, and yes she’s my friend. Emeka Ike’s case is always on fired. Can’t I live in peace? He laughed.


When asked if he has gotten over his ex, he said, she got a divorce illegally to marry another man, after she told her son, she’s going to get married and have kids from another man. I believe she’s married now though . That’s not my problem, I have begged her severally to come back and she refused. I haven’t divorced her though, but we are no more together.”

 

“Most wanted” Nigerian fraudster arrested in Ghana after 9 months on the run

Bridget Enchill Obeng, a Nigerian woman dubbed “notorious Nigerian Female Serial fraudster”, has been finally apprehended by the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service after reportedly playing hide-and-seek with the police for nine months.
She is said to have defrauded over 10 victims under the pretext of selling vehicles to them.
Bridget Enchill Obeng aka Naana was busted at Baah Yard, Awoshie, Accra.
Reports from Ghana say the police had earlier arrested a woman suspected to be Enchill Obeng at Osu on May 14, 2017, but upon investigations the law enforcers realized that it was a mistaken identity; and on the orders of the Director General in-charge of CID, COP Bright Oduro, she was granted bail.
Upon a tip-off, Enchill was later busted by the Osu police in another case and was later handed over to the CID for investigation.
According to the police, more law enforcement officials – the Tesano, Adabraka, Teshie and Airport police are also investigating her for fraud.
Modus Operandi
The Director in-Charge of Operations at the CID headquarters in Accra, ACP Peter Gyimah, told DAILY GUIDE that Enchill Obeng, who operated with the name Naana, displays various vehicles for sale with her contact numbers on them.
When interested persons contact her, she then arranges to either meet them or asks her accomplices to do so and in the process, takes from prospective buyers monies ranging from GH¢9,000 to GH¢50,000 and absconds, leaving the victims to their fate.
Enchill Obeng, according to ACP Gyimah, takes the buyers to other persons she claims are the real owners of the vehicles.
After the money has been paid, Enchill and her cohorts then present the victims with fake car keys and documents and asks them to go for the vehicles.
When the victims get to where the supposed vehicles are parked, they will not find them (vehicles).
When they return to the place where the money was paid, they do not meet anybody.
Police investigations have revealed that the suspect and her accomplices often use apartments with owners outside the country or hospitals for their nefarious activities.
Six of the victims of Enchill Obeng told the police that their monies were collected at the Korle-Bu Teaching, 37 Military and the Ridge Hospitals, DailyGuideAfrica.com reports.