Dear LIB readers: My husband now shares another home with his mistress

Friday, May 1, 2015

 

From a female LIB reader

I have been married to my husband now for years back and we are blessed with 4 kids, our marriage has had it share of ups and downs, but what made me resolve to this medium for help is that for a year plus my husband has been acting strange he hardly stay at home and can even stay for months without coming to sleep at home, recently when he came home I went through his phone only to discover that he has rented an apartment outside and been spending most of his time with another woman and only came home because they had a misunderstanding and in their conversation my husband told the lady he loves her and wish he has known her since.

He denied being married but admitted to having kids, he even went as far as telling her he has been faithful to her since they have been dating and true to his words my husband has refused to have sex with me and I can't remember the last time he said he loves me or talk to me lovingly and I have been faithful to him all my life, he will pick up a fight at the slightest mistake I make and has asked me to leave severally, and I will always beg him no matter the insults, but he will go ahead begging this lady even when she insults and curses him. Am really confused because I have always loved my husband and never stop loving him, I feel have lost my husband because I know he will go back to her when they settle their differences, pls what should I do am really depressed. Reasonable advice only please

What Do You Think About Open Marriages/Relationships?

Friday, May 1, 2015

 

So rumour has it that Alex Ekubo is secretly married but is in an open relationship with his wife, Rosemary. They've been married for three years without a child, but due to poverty, Alex dates rich women, so they can make ends meet.  

Of course, wahala starts when Alex isn't bringing enough money and his wife, Rosie decides to seek greener pastures by dating Douglas, a divorcee.

This is the plot of the latest Emem Isong’s movie titled ‘CHAMPAGNE’. Alex  plays the role of Tare Hopewell, Rosemary Zimu plays the role of Champagne Hopewell while Majid Michel plays the role of Douglas Oswald.

Why You Should Watch:

The scenes are so steamy (you may need rechargeable fan o)! Majid can play love sha.

Why You Should Watch:

The scenes are so steamy (you may need rechargeable fan o)! Majid can play love sha.

Who Will Love It:

If you love drama, incredibly charged romantic scenes and crime thriller, you will enjoy watching CHAMPAGNE.

How I survived cancer, by Okonjo-Iweala

       

Story by Vanguard/Emmanuel Aziken

Last Updated: 2 hours ago

Abuja—A rare insight into the past physical challenge of the coordinating minister of the economy and minister of finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala emerged yesterday when she disclosed that she survived cancer 15 years ago affirming the scare is not the end of life.
She spoke at the service of songs for the late Oronto Douglas, special adviser to the president on research and documentation that held in Abuja last night.
The service was attended by a cross section of the society from civil society, government, the media, the clergy among others.
President Goodluck Jonathan was represented by Senator Anyim Pius Anyim, the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, SGF, at the service which remarkably brought together his associates from both sides of the political divide including former Governor Kayode Fayemi, Pastor Tunde Bakare who brought greetings from General Muhammadu Buhari, ministers, former chairman of Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, Senator-Elect Ben Murray Bruce, deputy managing director of Thisday, Mr. Kayode Komolafe among several others.
In her remarks at the occasion, Dr. Okonjo-Iweala said: “Oronto and I had two similarities in life, we both had cancer. I had my last surgery, 15 years ago and I shared my experience with him,” she said, narrating how she repeatedly sought to encourage him using her triumph over the disease.
Tributes from several speakers centered on how Oronto built bridges across political divides. Dr. Fayemi, Hon Uche Onyeogocha leading members of the All Progressives Congress, APC spoke in that direction and they were buttressed by Pastor Bakare.
Tributes also came from former Governor Diepreye Alamieyeseigha of Bayelsa State, Dr. Sam Amadi, chairman National Electricity Regulatory Commission, Rev. Nnimmo Bassey, Yinka Odumakin, Ken Saro Wiwa among others.
…Denies appointing PWC to audit NNPC
Meanwhile, Mrs. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, yesterday, denied appointing Price WaterHouse Coopers to conduct the forensic audit of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC).
Reacting to a suit against her, filed by SIAO Partners, a group of three accounting firms, over breach of Nigeria’s local content laws, Okonjo-Iweala in a statement, wondered why the aggrieved firms could not do their work thoroughly to determine certain basic facts about the issue.
The statement, signed by her Special Adviser, Mr. Paul Nwabuikwu, said, “It has come to the attention of the Coordinating Minister for the Economy and Minister of Finance, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala that SIAO Partners, a group of three accounting firms, has filed a suit against her before a Lagos High Court.

AIT boss fires back at Buhari, says, ‘the documentaries we ran on your is factually correct’

It was reported that the proprietor of Daar Communications PLC, Raymond Dokpesi, has stated that Monday’s decision by the President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, to bar one of its subsidiaries, Africa Independent Television, from covering his activities was an attempt by the former military Head of State to bring back the era of Decree 4, according to an interview he granted Premium Times.
Mr. Dokpesi said Mr. Buhari lacks the power to stop the AIT from covering his activities, as doing so would amount to breaking the law.
“I am sure that the President-elect needs to be reminded of Decree 4, and he should be clearly reminded that section 32 of the constitution makes it mandatory for the media to hold public officials accountable to the people,” he said.
He also said Section 39 of the constitution equally grants Nigerians the freedom of expression and to hold opinion.

“The president-elect said that he does not want to be covered by AIT, but AIT has a responsibility to the Nigerian public to report the things that are happening,” he said.
“There are three national networks available for national coverage in Nigeria, the NTA, AIT and Silverbirds. You cannot stop a foremost private station from reporting in Nigeria, it brings us back to Decree 4 era.”

Mr. Dokpesi also acknowledged that Mr. Buhari may have taken his decision based on the documentaries ran by the station during the electioneering campaign.
He said Daar Communications is a commercial entity and therefore reserves the right to run anything it considers worthy of being televised. He said there is also a right of response available to anyone who feels strongly about any matter broadcast by the station.

“If they had produced their own documentary to say this is what we want and AIT did not publish it, then that is another matter,” he said.

Chika Ike Works Out Fitness Style In Her And The Secret Behind It

Chika Ike Works Out Fitness Style In Her And The Secret Behind It

 

The Nollywood actress,Chika Ike, posted a photo of her working this morning on Instagram and captioned: ‘Good morning lovelies. “My people say when a road is good you’ll pass it more than once”.
A celebrity like Chika Ike, have to be glam even when working out fitness style.

ISIS smashes thieves’ heads with concrete blocks as part of sick brand of justice (Graphic photos)

Friday, May 1, 2015

 

ISIS have been pictured dropping concrete blocks onto the head of two thieves as a retribution for their crimes. Watched by a massive crowd, the masked killers slammed the blocks of stone onto the men’s heads in ‘qisas’ – meaning ‘eye for an eye’ – retribution.

The militants raise their hands to the sky as the blocks rain down on the men, who are bound and had their heads hung over a kerb.

They had reportedly robbed and murdered women in the Nineveh province in northern Iraq.
The notoriously media-savvy organisation released the images on social media which were shared by ISIS supporters