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Should Nathaniel continue begging his wife for forgiveness after he cheated on her with her close friend. Nathaniel has been married to Bunmi for six years with two lovely children but the once blissful marriage is heading for the rocks after he allowed her friend, Damilade lure him into sex That stupid action of his has caused so much heartache for him and Bunmi, so much that she has packed out of his house after Dami got pregnant and refused to abort it. He has been begging Bunmi for forgiveness but she is having none of that as she is really hurt and wants to end the marriage. Read his story here: "My name is Nathaniel, a 36-year-old married man with two children. I have been married for six years but at the moment, the very foundation of my marriage is shaking following my stupidity. Before now, my marriage to Bunmi was one very happy one until I was tempted to have a fling with one of her friends who practically seduced me and today, I am full of regrets because Bunm

There have been many discourse made on this topic by many scholars and well learned people in the society. But before proceeding on this subject matter, i will like to make simple exposition on what we call potential. Literally speaking, potential means possibility. Potential means a quality or attribute that tends to be manipulated in the future. Potential is an hidden gold buried in man's mind. It is an abstract treasure that needs tutored mind to find. Potential is a social commodity that was made free to all consumer of which use is a function of it's user ability to put into judicious utilization. Potential is dynamic. Dynamic in the sense that it is a function of what inspires i.e. without inspiration potential tends to be look warm and lying fallow. There must be something that ignites the potential. Because for every form of possibilities there must be things to hold unto which definitely must have a start. Then since potential is a function what ignites, then what

One of the greatest figures we were introduced to during the Fresher’s Orientation as a fresh undergraduate in OAU was Late George Iwilade; whose legacy will always stand out, as a man of valour who fought against cultism. But one thing also stands out, his pseudonym, ‘AFRICA’. Why was he called Africa? I asked and discovered that Mr Iwilade got that name as a result of the trend he began in his faculty, Law. Law students have a policy of putting on a mandatory uniform of ‘white and black’ to lectures, but Mr Iwilade was known to always put on African attires to lectures, thereby earning the name ‘Africa’. Investigating the history of this mandatory tradition, I asked a couple of law students why they wore white and black. I got unsatisfactory answers: ‘’That’s how it has always been’’, ‘’They want us to get used to the uniform before we became lawyers’’, ‘’That’s how the English system did it and told us to do it’’. This leads to more questions; Why can’t we learn or prac

The day finally came, a place the freshmen of the department of Sociology and Anthropology, the class of intellectuals hungers for,to lift themselves up the mountain in OAU. The activities on the mountain were fun,with the occasion mastered by MC GABI,truly that's a funny comedian who will make your ribs rack,the president came him and express his gratitude to every persons present,who had valued the call,he added with thr popular saying "All works and no play makes Jack a dull boy". Every persons present identified their names and marital status(I will surely go after those single girls,its just a joke). there were refreshment and merriment,dance and games to trigger the interest of everyone.. See photos: As part of the packages for the part one students on the same day,there was variety night, in continuation of the day's celebration and enjoyment,talents displayed, Excos danced, gift was won during the course of the event.

Well most student will say it is a norm for all newly elected Vice Chancellor to visits Awolowo hall of residence. On Friday, 9th of June 2017 the new VC, Prof Ogunbodede visits Awolowo Hall to address the students and the hall wardens. During his interaction with the student living in the hall he made sone points which will be briefly slated below; He will ensure Awolowo hall and all other halls will be renovated, he said as of view he cannot ascertain when the hall has last been renovated. To check check the welfarism of the student and check the state of the hall. To seek for the cooperation from Awolowo hall executives and occupants in implementing the plans he had in mind. He also said there are some set of individuals who are ready to yield to there calls when call on to assists/sponsor in the renovation of Awolowo Hall. He is ready to dissolve all hierarchical system put in place which makes allocation for hall more difficult. He also reveals his plans for build

Since the State governments aren't interested in them anymore, perhaps the Federal Government will do better. Frustrated students of the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology took their protests to the National assembly, demanding a takeover of their school. Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, has for most of its lifetime been managed by the Osun and Oyo States University. Sole-management was with Oyo State until Osun was carved out of it. The students' demand to the House of Assembly was for the Federal Government to takeover the management and funding of the University. So far, the two parent state governments have done a horrible job at it. In fact, industrial action has kept them in the same level since 2015. To put it clearly, a 400-level student in 2015, is still a 400 level student in 2017 The Oyo State Government very recently commissioned its Technical University in Ibadan. While Osun State has its own State University. "They've left us hanging,

Controversial blogger and journalist who just got released from prison say she is now born again and married. Media personality blogger and daughter of former Oyo State Governor, Kemi Omololu-Olunloyo who recently got out of prison after spending more than three months, has confessed that she became a born again Christian and got married during her incarceration. However, Olunloyo who before now did not believe there is a God or the holy book said she fell in love and got married to Jesus Christ while in prison where she was remanded for allegedly defaming the character of Port Harcourt man of God, Pastor David Ibieyomi. The ever controversial media influencer took to her Instagram page to write how she became interested in the Bible and started worshipping in the prison church and is now married to Jesus for the rest of her life. Read the message she shared on her page: "I GOT MARRIED LIKE I PROMISED TO IN 2017. Yes, I got MARRIED to someone in prison. This is my FIRST SU

Nigerian pop singer, Dammy Krane, has been released from a United States jail. The singer was released after meeting his bail conditions set at $7,500. According to an update from the Miami-Dade County Criminal Justice Online System, Krane, who was earlier arrested for credit card fraud, pleaded not guilty to the charges and demanded a trial by jury. He also demanded the option of a waiver pre-trial conference. Following his appeal, the court has fixed Krane’s hearing for June 23, 2017.

Celebrities who commit crime should not get an ounce of pity from the public. The narrative that Dammy Krane was a product of his environment should not be entertained. There are people of the opinion that the pressure to appear successful » by all means made the singer crack. Pressure makes diamonds and it can burst pipes. What you have inside will come out when life throws a few curve balls at you. Dammy Krane's incarceration for alleged grand theft among other things shouldn't be blamed on the society. Yes, Nigeria might not be an ideal society- there is no such thing- but that does not give every Tom, Dick & Harry, the liberty to rob people of their money and identity. There is no excuse under the sun that makes it right to be involved in crime. If you end up doing a crime, chances are you wanted to be a criminal all along. Don't blame Nigeria for your weak moral constitution. Crime appeals to a criminal the same way the deep calls unto the deep. You attract

On June 6, 2017, Moji Olaiya's daughter, Adunoluwa Farombi, stepped into the limelight to pay tribute to her mother. To friends and fans Moji Olaiya was a humble woman, but to her daughter, she was 'the best mum ever'. On June 6, 2017, Moji Olaiya's daughter, Adunoluwa Farombi, stepped into the limelight to pay tribute to her mother. Her tearful daughter's voice broke as she told fans and friends, "I don't know what to say. She was the best mum. Even when she was sad she wouldn't cry. I just want to say I love her so much. " The 19-year-old paused as she spoke struggling to get words through. Her emotion filled the silent Blue Roof of LTV 8, Ikeja, which was earlier shook with laughter and cries. With tears in their eyes, Yoruba stars lined up to pay tribute to the late actress. Toyin Aimakhu, Foluke Daramola, Lepa Shandy, Oga Bello, Pasuma, Artquake, Ronke Oshodi-Oke, Adeniyi Johnson,Salawa Abeni, Fathia Balogun, Ogogo, Kehinde Bankole, Pej

Alhaji Ibrahim Jega, Executive Secretary, Abuja National Mosque Management Board, has called for enhanced welfare package for media practitioners in the country. Jega made the call at the 12th Annual Ramadan Symposium organised by the Muslim Media Practitioners of Nigeria (MMPN), on Saturday in Abuja. He also said operatives of the EFCC deserve better welfare in view of the very sensitive job they do. According to him, government and proprietors of media organisations must ensure better remuneration for workers in the media industry, so as not to compromise their integrity. He stressed that for media practitioners to effectively fight corruption, they must be provided with all the necessary tools and benefits that would dissuade them from compromising their integrity. The executive secretary urged journalists to adhere strictly to the ethics of the profession and abhor all forms of corruption. He identified corruption as the major impediment to Nigeria’s greatness and called on a