Catholic Bishop Resigns To Start New Life After Falling In Love With Divorced Woman
A Spanish bishop and exorcist has stepped down to start a new life after falling in love with a divorced author of satanic-themed eroticas. Xavier Novell, 52, announced last month that he was resigning from his post as Bishop of Solsona in Catalonia for “strictly personal reasons”. On Monday, it was revealed by Religion Digital, a news site, that Novell had fallen for Silvia Caballol, a divorced mother-of-two. Novell reportedly said he had ‘fallen in love’ and ‘wanted to do the right thing.’ Caballol, 38, is a writer of erotic novels featuring characters ‘possessed by the demon of lust’, a
Gov Bello hails Buhari for recognising Kogi as oil producing State
Gov. Yahaya Bello of Kogi has expressed the state government’s appreciation to President Muhammadu Buhari recognizing it as one of the Oil-producing states. This is contained in a statement by Mr Onogwu Muhammed, Chief Press Secretary to Bello on Wednesday. ”Gov. Bello conveyed his thank you message to Mr President during his visit to the Presidential Villa, Abuja, on Tuesday. ”Kogi was listed among Nigeria’s oil-producing States by the Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC),” he said. Bello said that he briefed President Buhari on the need to resuscitate the Ajaokuta Steel Complex, in Kogi. ”The aim of my
I Went Into BBNaija House To Have Fun – Tega
Tega, an evicted housemate of Big Brother Naija Show, says she went into the house to have fun. She said this in an interview with Classic FM on Tuesday. Tega, a married woman, has been under fire since she got evicted from the show on Sunday. Her romantic relationship with Boma, also a housemate, had triggered a backlash. Asked what her intention was going into BBNaija House, Tega said, “I went into the house to have fun. It was once in a lifetime opportunity. “I went there to explore. I had tried going into the house for like four years
Rivers VAT not for Abuja people, I don’t care if heaven falls, Wike warns oil companies
Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike, on Wednesday, insisted on going on with his move to stop the Federal Government from collecting Value Added Tax from the oil-rich South-South state. Wike, who said he does not care if heaven falls, insisted that Rivers money is not meant for “Abuja people” but for the development of his state. The governor spoke at a stakeholders’ meeting in Port Harcourt, the state capital, while addressing Shell Petroleum Development Company and other representatives of oil companies and business owners in the state. The PUNCH had earlier reported that the Federal High Court sitting in Port
VAT Collection: I will shut FIRS offices in Rivers if the bullying continues – Wike
Wike added, “Rivers State is challenging FIRS from collecting VAT in Rivers State. I am not challenging FIRS from collecting VAT in Abuja. Let it be understood. But the law says Rivers must collect VAT in the state.” “The Federal Government surreptitiously lobbied to amend the constitution to place VAT collection under the exclusive legislative list “We have challenged it and we have no apologies to anybody. “I don’t want to be in the good book of anybody but in the good book of God. “You don’t bully state like us. FIRS should be very careful. I have the political
“I am pregnant for Bobrisky” – Bobrisky’s former PA reveals
Oye Kyme, the former Personal Assistant of popular crossdresser, Idris Okuneye a.k.a Bobrisky, has announced that she’s pregnant. It can be recalled that earlier this year Bobrisky took to social media to claim that he has adopted the Ivorian lady and flew her down to Nigeria. At the time, the crossdresser promised her heaven on earth and said she will never return to Ivory Coast because Nigeria is now her home. However, the euphoria didn’t last as few weeks later, Oye Kyme took to her Instagram page to call out the crossdresser for alleged domestic violence and deceit. Bobrisky fired
Igboho aides: Armed robbers hijack case file — DSS’ Lawyer tells court
The Counsel for the Department of State Service, I. Awo, told the Federal High Court, on Wednesday, that the case file relating to the Fundamental Human Rights Enforcement application filed by the aides to Sunday Adeyemo, popularly known as Sunday Igboho, was stolen by armed robbers. He told Justice Obiora Egwuatu that his colleague who was to bring the case file to court had boarded a vehicle belonging to armed robbers commonly known as ‘one chance.’ According to him, his belongings including the case file were hijacked by the armed robbers.
Happy Birthday to Erelu Oodua – A Celebrated Icon of African Culture
Madam Tinuade Mabel Onaneye, the Erelu Oodua and Irawo Oni of Yoruba land is a woman of substance who is highly recognised for her voice, and richness in traditional and cultural values. She is a broad public figure and a celebrity notable for impacting society in teaching morals and values. She lives the life that people want by encouraging them through her philanthropic kindness impregnated by the generous act of giving to the needy. Her traditional African outfits distinguish her from other celebrities that we have, not only in Nigeria but also in Africa. She is an icon of African culture
Vaccinated person, three others die of COVID-19 in Edo
Edo State Government on Tuesday said the state has recorded four new deaths with three out of the four deaths unvaccinated and the other one partially vaccinated. The state COVID-19 Case management lead, Osagie Ebonmwonyi, disclosed this after the daily virtual meeting of the State COVID-19 Taskforce, chaired by the State Governor, Mr. Godwin Obaseki. Ebonmwonyi urged residents to embrace COVID-19 vaccination to reduce the rise in the number of infections and deaths in the state. He added that deaths arising from the pandemic are mostly preventable if people go for vaccination and obey NCDC guidelines and safety protocols. Ebonmwonyi
National Assembly berates INEC as commission insists on electronic results
THE Independent National Electoral Commission on Tuesday said it did not need the approval of the Nigerian Communications Commission to transmit election results electronically. This was as the National Assembly told the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Mahmood Yakubu, to seek proper legal advice instead of misinforming Nigerians on the independence of INEC to conduct elections. INEC also said that the decision of the National Assembly to subject its constitutional power to conduct elections to the NCC was absolutely unconstitutional. The PUNCH reported that during the debate on section 52 (3) of the Electoral Amendment Act Bill,
