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Drama in church as food vendor confesses to snatching banker from wife

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Drama erupted in a church service after a food vendor publicly confessed to using “juju” (spiritual charms) to lure away a married banker, who patronise her business.

The dramatic scene unfolded while the pastor called out the man and the food vendor.

As seen in a viral video, the vendor admitted to lacing the food of a regular customer, a married banker, with a charm intended to win his affection.

The revelation sent shockwaves through the congregation, with gasps and murmurs erupting throughout the church.

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The pastor went on to reveal that the banker, a married father of three, frequented the food vendor’s shop for meals.

Allegedly, it was during these visits that he unknowingly consumed the charm.

The news struck a painful chord, as the banker’s wife, though not present, felt abandoned in her marital home after her husband inexplicably left her for the food vendor.

The incident has sparked debate online and offline, with many people saying the confession was staged.

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Police involvement remains unconfirmed, with the focus seemingly on spiritual intervention within the church.

This incident happened a few months after one Susan Ubangha, accused her husband of abandoning her after spending the donations meant for her surgery on a dog.

In an interview where she made this disclosure, Susan, who claimed the money was for her C-section, stated that her husband abandoned her in a hospital in Lagos Stats while she was labouring.

“He treated me well in those first months, I won’t lie to you, but things changed when I became pregnant. It was my first pregnancy after waiting for a long time and I wanted it to be as smoothly as I had envisaged it to be. So, I told my husband we had to register for antenatal care at a clinic.

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“I combine my work as a pharmacy technician with hairdressing. But, I actively make more money from my hairdressing business. My husband is a businessman who always supported the family as well,” she said.

Susan added that things began to fall apart on the 35th week of her pregnancy, as the man she had a lavish traditional wedding with, no longer showed as much care.

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BREAKING! Rivers Assembly issues warrant of arrest on RSIEC chairman

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…as three commissioners resign

Rivers State House of Assembly has issued a warrant of arrest on the Chairman of RISIEC; Justice Enebeli Rtd.

Apparently this has to do with the last LG elections in the State.

Also, three commissioners in the last 48hours have put in their resignation letters.

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Details shortly….

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ECOParl Move To Avert Crisis in Guinea-Bissau, Liberia

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…setup adhoc committee to intervene
By Gloria Ikibah
The Parliament of Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has stressed the urgent need for proactive measures to safeguard democracy, particularly in Guinea-Bissau and Sierra Leone, where political crises threaten stability.
Members of Parliament who stated this at the closing session of the 2025 First Extraordinary Meeting of the ECOWAS Parliament in Lagos, Nigeria, expressed concerns over the region’s growing instability.
Senator Ndume who underscored the role of leadership in preventing unconstitutional takeovers, warned that ECOWAS, under the leadership of President Bola Tinubu of Nigeria, is faced with crucial challenge in preventing further instability.
He stated, “There’s no better option than democracy. The problem is in leadership. Military takeovers happen when people lose faith in their government.”
Parliamentarians raised concerns over political tensions in Guinea-Bissau dominated discussions. As the incumbent president’s refusal to step down and conduct elections has raised fears of another coup attempt.
In response, Hon. Billay Tunkara emphasised the importance of parliamentary diplomacy.
“It is high time Parliaments globally advocated for diplomatic solutions. We cannot sit and watch this crisis unfold,” he stated.
The newly formed adhoc committee, comprising representatives from all member states, has been tasked with immediate intervention.
Hon. Saa Emerson Lamina echoed similar sentiments, calling for early warning mechanisms.
“We should not be retroactive but proactive. It’s painful to see countries like Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso out of ECOWAS due to political instability. This was not the dream of our founding fathers,” he lamented.
ECOWAS lawmakers also addressed electoral reforms, reiterating the need for transparency and adherence to good governance protocols signed by member states.
Tunkara pointed out that while ECOWAS Parliament has an advisory role, heads of state must enforce compliance.
“If Guinea-Bissau refuses to heed recommendations, the authority of heads of state must step in,” he warned.
With growing instability, ECOWAS leaders face a defining moment in securing democracy and regional unity.
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BREAKING! Fubara to honourably resign or face disgraceful impeachment process

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Feelers from Rivers State indicate that Governor Siminalayi Fubara is contemplating to resign or face impeachment process.

Sources close to the embattled Governor say he is consulting his political allies on the next to honourably resign or fight till end.

Another source said that Sim told his confidants that he would rather resign than appear before the Amaewhule led Assembly nor wait to be impeached.

The crisis entrepreneurs told him to hand on, and courageously fight to the end. That self-seeking advice is reminiscent of what Macbeth did when all the forces were against him: Macduff and his forces advancing against him. Macbeth helplessly yelped:

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In the circumstance, the honourable option now for Governor Fubara is RESIGNATION! That would make him a hero of a sort.

However, the public is watching how the event would unfold, as we are in an interesting time.

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