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Man surprised to know that his 12 days old bride is actually a man

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A young Indonesian man recently got the shock of his life after learning that his wife of 12 days was actually a man disguised as a woman.

Earlier this week, Indonesian media reported the strange case of a 26-year-old man referred to only by his initials, AK, who ended up calling the police after finding out that the woman he had married only 12 days prior turned out to be a man in disguise. The man allegedly met his bride-to-be on the internet and after hitting it off, the two decided to meet in person. AK admitted that he fell in love with his future wife the moment he saw her for the first time, and after meeting cordially a few times, he got the courage to ask her out on a proper date. In hindsight, the man admits that his fiancee had some quirks, but he never suspected her of being a man in disguise.

The woman who introduced herself as Adinda Kanza Azzahra would always try to conceal her face using a veil or a hijab, but the man didn’t really think anything of it. If anything, her shyness intrigued him even more, so it didn’t take long for him to pop the big question. Adina accepted but claimed that she didn’t want their union registered because her mother had died and her father hadn’t been in the picture for a long time, so she didn’t really have any close family to invite to the ceremony.

In the end, the two love birds decided on a discrete ceremony officiated by the religious leader of Wangunjaya Village, AK’s home, and the dowry was set at just 5 grams of gold. However, even after the marriage, Adinda constantly hid her face even from her new husband, refused to socialize with his family and friends in his home village, and constantly out off his attempts to consummate the marriage.

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After hearing AK’s complaints, his family decided to investigate his new wife and discovered that her father was still around. It was he who revealed that Adina was really a man referred to only by his initials, ESH, by Indonesian newspapers. AK’s family told him the truth about his new wife, and despite feeling embarrassed abut the deception, they agreed to notify the police.

“ESH confessed that they wanted to get money from the victim,” a source from the police said.”“Every time ESH asked for money, they always got it. Now the perpetrator has been charged under Article 378 of the Criminal Code. and risk spending up to four years in prison.”

As to how the 26-year-old man fell for ESH’s deception, the head of the Naringgul Police Criminal Investigation Unit told journalists that ESh really had a feminine look when he put on makeup, which made it easier for him to pass as a woman.

“Especially when they had makeup on, they really looked like a woman,” Bripka Ridwan Taufik said. “From the wedding photos, you can see that they really look like a woman. Their voice is also a little shrill, like a woman’s.”

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Port Harcourt refinery: NNPCL disowns recruitment notice

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The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) has disclaimed a purported recruitment announcement for the Port Harcourt Refining Company (PHRC), warning the public against falling victim to fraudulent schemes.

In a statement released on its official X handle (formerly Twitter) on Friday evening, the oil company clarified that no separate recruitment process was ongoing for PHRC beyond the one initiated in 2024.

The statement, titled “NNPC Ltd Disclaims Purported Recruitment Announcement for PHRC,” was signed by the Chief Corporate Communications Officer, Olufemi Soneye.

“The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd) has urged members of the public to discountenance purported recruitment announcement for the Port Harcourt Refining Company (PHRC) circulating in certain online platforms,” the statement read.

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NNPC Ltd further explained that its recruitment process, which commenced last year, covered all its subsidiaries, including PHRC. The company noted that candidates who passed the Computer-Based Aptitude Test were proceeding to the interview stage.

“The purported recruitment link being circulated in various online platforms is the handiwork of fraudsters who are keen on taking advantage of the newly revamped Port Harcourt Refinery to fleece unsuspecting members of the public with a phantom recruitment announcement. We, therefore, call on members of the public to be wary of the ploy and not fall for it,” the statement warned.

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Hajj 2023 refund: Pilgrims from Adamawa get N61,080 each

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The Adamawa State Muslims Pilgrims Welfare Commission has disbursed N61,080 to each of the 2023 pilgrims from the state over poor services rendered to them by the service providers while in Saudi Arabia.

The executive secretary of the pilgrims commission, Malam Abubakar Salihu, disbursed the refunded money, saying it was a step of accountability.

The disbursement was paid into the account of the pilgrims or, for those without account numbers, through the local government schedule officers of the 21 local governments of the state.

Responding on behalf of the beneficiaries, Alhaji Shuaibu Musa Mele appreciated the commission for ensuring that each pilgrim gets his rightful refund.

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The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia had earlier refunded money through the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria, for sharing among the 36 states of the country.

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Security operatives destroy Bello Turji’s food storage facility

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A school building in Fakai village, reportedly used as a food storage facility by the notorious bandit leader Bello Turji, has been destroyed.

The facility, which had been stocked with large quantities of food supplies, was completely razed, leaving the structure in ruins.

According to local sources, the school was repurposed by the bandits to support their operations in the region.

It served as a key logistical hub for storing essential supplies, ensuring the group’s ability to sustain its activities over time.

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The destruction of the stockpile is seen as a major setback for Bello Turji’s network. By eliminating a critical resource hub, the operation is expected to disrupt the group’s supply chain and hinder their ability to operate effectively in the area.

Counter-terrorism expert Zagazola Makama reported that the incident underscores ongoing efforts to counter the influence and operations of bandit groups in the region.

Residents of Fakai village and surrounding areas hope this effort signals further strides toward restoring peace and security.

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