Heårtbreaking final video of a Nigerian nursing student, Favour, recounting how she was r@ped by a 44-year-old popular Asaba-based content creator, Odogwu Asaba, before she reportedly di€d by su|c|de.
According to Favour in the video, she contacted him after watching his post about teaching people how to make money on social media. She said she explained that she had no one to support her financially and was struggling to pay for her education. She also claimed she told him about another man who had invited her to Abuja to help her, but she refused because she was not willing to exchange s£x for financial assistance and preferred to work hard instead.
Favour alleged that after hearing her story, Odogwu Asaba invited her to Asaba and asked her to meet him at a hotel. She said she initially believed he would not assault her because he was a popular content creator and would fear being called out on social media. However, she alleged that after they entered the room, he forcefully r@ped her despite her repeated pleas and after she told him she was a virgin. She further alleged that he later said he was happy he did it.
She also claimed that after the alleged ass@ult, Odogwu Asaba told her there was nothing she could do because he was influential in Delta State.
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Kemi badenoch speaking Nigerian English and Yoruba saying she loves Nigeria during her father's funeral some years back. IN THIS SPEECH she declares her love for Nigeria but today because she wants to sound hardline to please her British conservative, her tone is different
@Adikastakes I thought this Adika handle was a proper football content without bias analysis. But since his recent obsession with anything Ronaldo in this world cup he has been sounding stupid on a daily. I don unfollow sha.
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Age of each of these countries:
USA: 250 years
Netherlands: 445 years
Sweden: 503 years
Spain: 547 years
Monaco: 729 years
Switzerland: 735 years
Thailand: 788 years
Mongolia: 820 years
Portugal: 883 years
Hungary: 1,026 years
Poland: 1,060 years
Denmark: 1,061 years
England: 1,099 years
Norway: 1,154 years
Russia: 1,164 years
France: 1,183 years
Morocco: 1,238 years
Bulgaria: 1,345 years
China: 2,246 years
Iran: 2,575 years
Japan: 2,685 years
Ethiopia: 3,000 years
Egypt: 5,125 years
Salut ! Olise est éligible pour la France grâce à la nationalité française de sa mère (Franco-Algérienne). C’est son choix : il a toujours rêvé des Bleus depuis gamin, il idolâtrait Zidane et Henry, et il a des liens familiaux/culturels forts avec la France (il y allait souvent enfant).
Il a joué pour les équipes de jeunes de la France et aux JO 2024. La FIFA permet de représenter un pays via les parents, même sans y avoir vécu, joué en club français ou parlé la langue couramment (il a grandi à Londres, parle anglais en premier et apprend le français).
C’est un parcours multiculturel classique, comme beaucoup de joueurs des Bleus. Son rêve, son choix. ⚽🇫🇷
Mr Ibu’s case is just painful and very heartbreaking 💔💔
A man worked all his life, built houses, bought lands, made money… but barely 2 years after his death, everything is scattered.
Lagos house sold — ₦60m
Enugu property sold — ₦17m
Asaba property sold — ₦11m
That’s about ₦88 million gone.
Then they asked Mr Ibu’s wife what she does for a living… she started stammering.
“I have a page on Instagram… errrm… I sell jewelry… I was an actress but my husband said…”
Madam, no clear job, no solid business, yet you carried your children to go rent house for expensive estate.
Then they asked her again:
“Did you sell your husband’s properties?”
She brought out one paper from envelope.
Leave paper and answer question.
She finally said yes.
“Yes, I sold them… but I was not the only one. Me and two of his sons sold it.”
Now Nigerians donated another ₦7.5 million for rent and school fees.
This is what I don’t understand…
You sold properties worth almost ₦90m.
What happened to the money? And Nigerians still carry 7.5 million naira give her 🙄🙄
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“For Those Of You Attacking Me Over The Video I Made About Divorcing My Husband Who Brought Me From Nigeria Because He Wanted To Start Taking The Money I Earned Through My Hard Work, That’s Your Business. I Don’t Care What You Say Because I’m The One Wearing The Shoe, And I Know What I’m Going Through. I’m Happy And Proud Of Myself.” ~ Lady Reacts
@Babami360 @carter6f How exactly do you want him to say it? He had just said he had the largest shares in Nigerian Banks and other companies. He also sold 184 Properties, real estate investment.