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Chinese web merchants are using African children to advertise search engines and camgirls 11

Thursday, August 10, 2017 Unknown 0 Comments Category : african , asia , Media

Chinese vendors are facing backlash for selling customized photos and videos featuring African children via Chinese online marketplace Taobao. As reported by Beijing Youth Daily, these photos and videos have recently become popular as a way to deliver messages for birthdays and other meaningful occasions. They can be purchased for as little as $1, similar to services offered on freelance marketplace Fiverr.

The photos can be ordered from any number of Taobao vendors, and show young children from African countries like Zambia holding a chalkboard with a purchased message, usually around 16 to 20 characters in length. Short videos can also be purchased, where a person behind the camera coaches the children on how to recite the message in Mandarin. For these photos and videos, the vendors usually request between ¥10 ($1.50) and ¥200 ($30), promising delivery within a couple days.

As Sixth Tone notes, the messages are popular both with individuals and companies that use the videos as an inexpensive way to create advertisements. In one clip, a group of children yell to the camera in Mandarin: “Want to see pretty girls? Use Jike! Want funny stories? Use Jike! Want GIFs? Use Jike! Only 10 yuan, really great!” Sixth Tone says other videos show children reciting swear words in Mandarin and advertising X-rated live streams.

The Hong Kong Free Press says some vendors insist on their pages that the videos are a form of “charitable activity,” but when asked about how much money goes directly to the children and their families, had no answer. “I am doing this out of the goodness of my heart,” one vendor told HKFP. “I don’t know how much money is given to the children. Sorry.” Beijing Youth Daily spoke with one photographer who said the children often only receive snacks or a few dollars for completing a batch of photos and videos. An anonymous source echoed the lack of pay when speaking with People’s Daily Online, saying, “The children get very little money from shooting such ads. Most of them just get some snacks or stationery as rewards.”

“THE CHILDREN GET VERY LITTLE MONEY FROM SHOOTING SUCH ADS. MOST OF THEM JUST GET SOME SNACKS OR STATIONERY AS REWARDS.”

While some Chinese netizens are voicing concern over the unethical nature of the photos and videos, others appear to have no issue with the service. One person wrote on Chinese media website The Paper: “These Africans help to advertise, have also been rewarded, and have not been forced, what is the problem?” Shanghaiist, the international division of blog Gothamist, shared the story with the caption, “Racist? Exploitative? Or just good marketing?”

Nigerian FG declares state of emergency on science and technology

Thursday, August 03, 2017 Unknown 0 Comments Category : african , Government , news

ABUJA—THE Federal Executive Council, FEC, yesterday, approved a new policy that bars foreign professionals from practising in Nigeria unless they were registered and certified by all the necessary regulatory bodies.

This is even as the Federal Government has declared a state of emergency on science and technology to boost technological acquisition for the industrial growth of the country.

FEC also approved tax rebate to attract foreign industries that should serve as an incentive for pioneer industries operating in Nigeria.

Briefing State House correspondents after weekly FEC meeting at the Council Chamber, Presidential Villa, Abuja, Minister of Science and Technology, Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu, said: “We agreed that from now on, any person who wants to practice any profession that has anything to do with science, engineering and technology, medical doctors, accountants, quantity surveyors just to mention but a few, must be certified by appropriate regulatory bodies in Nigeria.”

He said FEC approved policy that will help to change the direction of the country, with a view to looking inward to produce the things the country needs, instead of relying on imports.

He said: “Some of the highlights will involve where we have bulk purchases. Those who normally would have supplied from outside the country will now come to Nigeria and establish their factories to produce in Nigeria.

“By doing so, they will offer job opportunities to our people, tax will be paid to government, wealth will be created and most importantly, Nigeria will now acquire the necessary technology that will help us build capacity.”

Tax rebate for pioneer industries

Also briefing journalists, Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Okechukwu Enelama, said government had approved tax rebate for pioneer industries to establish in the country, noting that the policy was to serve as an incentive to attract new investors.

He said: “FEC approved a memorandum that was presented to amend the list of pioneer industries and products that will enjoy pioneer status going forward.

“As many of you know the pioneer incentive scheme is governed by the Industrial Development Income Tax Relief Act and the whole purpose is to give tax holidays to industries we consider pioneer.

“Pioneer doesn’t mean that they are new, it only means that they are not yet mature. We want those industries to grow. We want to attract investment in them and you will find that this covers a wide range of industries and those tax holidays range from three to five years.

“The pioneer list was last reviewed by the Federal Executive Council in 2006, so you can see that this was long overdue.”

“On doing the review, special attention was paid to the ERGP to capture the current realities that will help to implement the plan to make sure we attract the kind of investment, industries and players that will help to implement and realize our objectives in the ERGP.

“I should also point out that there was multi stakeholder engagement, private and public sector in arriving at the industries that will be included in the pioneer incentive scheme.

“In terms of the recommendations approved by FEC today: we have tried to remove all ambiguities in the definition of industries by reclassifying them according to the international standard in

industrial classification, which is the global standard.

“The other thing we also did is to agree that the pioneer list will be reviewed regularly every two years, biannually so that just that if things come up, we live in a fast changing world and we are being

responsive to our world. In the case of additions to the list they will be effected immediately, for deletion of industries that we consider mature there will be a three year window that will be allowed

for those that are already investing in that industry that were enjoying pioneer status to carry on till the end of that three year period.

“Against this backdrop, we then approved 27 industries that were recommended for addition to the pioneer list today.

“We also recommended and it was accepted by the Council that mineral oil prospecting which is governed by the Petroleum Profit Tax should not be part of the pioneer industries list which is really industries governed by the Companies Income Tax Act.’’

Nokia 3310 Back in Nigeria. and you can get it for ₦18000

Friday, June 02, 2017 Unknown 0 Comments Category : african , news

FUTA to make history been the first Nigerian University to launch an Educational Satelite today

Thursday, June 01, 2017 Unknown 0 Comments Category : african , news , space

The Federal University of Technology Akure, Nigeria( FUTA), and it Scientific and Technological Prowess gets much bigger today at 9:55 GMT (10:55pm Nigerian Time), when the SPACEX falcon9 Rocket launches BIRD 1 satelites, comprising 5 CubeSats belonging to Japan, Ghana, Bangladesh , Mongolia ,Nigeria into space from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, USA. The Nigerian CubeSat, code name NigeriaEdusat-1, is designed, built, and owned by the Nigerian Federal University of Technology , Akure (FUTA) in collaboration with the National Space research and Development Agency (NASDRA) Abuja, Nigeria and kyushu Institute of Technology(kyutech), japan. Mr Ibukun Adebolu of FUTA's Department of Mechanical Engineering is the representative of Nigeria on the project. Adebolu, who is involved in the Structure Configuration Design, Birds Project gives details of his role on the project,

"My role in the Birds' Project is Structure Design. Drawing on my background in Mechanical Engineering, i am saddled with the task of ensuring that our satellites have sufficient strength and rigidity to survive the rigorous launch and space environment. In other to achieve this, i have to ensure that all payload and bus System are properly accommodated within the 10 cubic centimeter structure. I find this very challenging, because it involves a lot of optimization and tradeoffs. In the future, i hope to work more on other aspects of satellite design"

It is the first ever university satellite to be launched in Nigeria. The CubeSats will be launched and docked to the International Space Station where the satellites will be deployed into lower orbit later today.

the launch procedures can be watched at 9:55 GMT, below.

Objectives:

The major objective of NigeriaEdusat-1 is capacity building, i. e. domesticating the satellite technology in a Nigerian university, FUTA, and making the technology a common business among staff and students of the university in Nigeria for the purpose of research, resources and environmental management and sustainable socio-economic development of the nation.
The satellite technology development in the long run shall have spillover effects on Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education that is an essential tool for a country industrial development.

FUTA'S Center for Space Research and Application team and Professor Mengu Cho of KYUTECH

All this is probably very exciting right? The big question is what would Nigerians Gain from This?

Akwa Ibom produces pencils 1 year sooner than national projection

Wednesday, May 24, 2017 Unknown 0 Comments Category : african , enterprise

n the first quarter of 2016, Nigeria’s Minister of Science and Technology Ogbonnaya Onu projected that Nigeria will start producing pencils by the year 2018. The pencil production plant was to be the first of its kind in West Africa. But Akwa Ibom State has gone ahead to beat the national projection by 1 year.

As part of activities to commemorate the second year anniversary of its governor in office, the Akwa Ibom State government has commissioned a pencil and toothpick production company.

The announcement was first made via the state’s official Twitter handle.

GOVERNOR EMMANUEL INAUGURATES TOOTHPICK, PENCIL FACTORY #GovernorUdomisWorking @OfficialPDPNig @charlesudoh https://t.co/zU7VYcs8Yq pic.twitter.com/EIyd73OP3I
— Akwa Ibom State Govt (@aksgovt) May 23, 2017

Akees Toothpick and Pencil Factory is located at Ekom Iman in Etinan Local Government area of Akwa Ibom State and like its name implies, the factory will be primarily focused on the production of toothpicks and pencils.

According to a Youtube video posted, Governor Emmanuel Udem says that it is shameful for a country of over 140 million people to still import toothpicks and pencils. He also added that the Akees Toothpick and Pencil Factory is of the most environmental friendly standards. Watch Below

Emmanuel Udem says that Akwa Ibom took the lead in pencil and toothpick productions because projections had suggested that Nigeria will only start producing pencils in 2018.
While cutting the tape, the governor stressed that the business [Akees Toothpick and Pencil Factory] will go ahead and dominate the business of consumables in Nigeria and that the goal was to get the Akees pencils in every classroom in Nigeria.

Going by governor Emmanuel Udem’s projection of distributing the pencil in Nigeria and maybe ultimately all over Africa, the factory does not look big and equipped enough to handle such production capacity.

Pictures from a Facebook user show that the factory is not a gigantic affair, but a moderate setup.

It is unclear if there is going to be an expansion or if other branches of the Akees Toothpick and Pencil Factory will be set up.

Finally Cameroon as government restores internet after 94 days of shutdown

Sunday, April 30, 2017 Unknown 0 Comments Category : african , news

The government of Cameroon ended its internet blackout of the country's English-speaking regions last week, according to news reports and confirmation from the country’s Ambassador to the U.S.

The three month outage forced the hand of Africa’s largest telecom, halted operations of its leading e-commerce startup, and created digital refugees. The disruption also prompted a grassroots #BringBackOurInternet campaign that could serve as a global model for countering government internet meddling.

Cameroon’s outage started on January 17 when net access went dead nationally, and then in the North-West and South-West regions of the country, according to Dyn Research, and Internet Without Borders.

The affected areas―primarily English speaking―had been the center of protests over policies of the country’s 36 year incumbent president, Paul Biya, and linguistic disputes rooted in Cameroon’s colonial past.

The country adopted English and French as official languages upon independence in 1961. Discontent over marginalization of English speakers in the Anglophone regions erupted into protests and strikes in January.

“The internet and social media was key in mobilizing and organizing this movement,” said Cameroonian activist and 2011 presidential candidate Kah Walla. “I believe this prompted the government to shut down the net.”

According to Walla, the outage followed arrests of activists. “Everything was shut down across the entire country, then they put the internet back on in other parts of the country and left it off in the Northwest and Southwest,” she said. Cameroonians also reported a receiving a countrywide SMS from the Ministry of Posts and Communications warning citizens of imprisonment for spreading inaccurate information on social media.

Initially, Cameroon’s government did not issue any statement acknowledging the outage. But as Rebecca Enonchong, the CEO of Cameroonian firm AppsTech, pointed out, “letters surfaced from the government to the telcos requiring the shutdown.”

According to Enonchong, internet activity in the country is managed through the national telco, Camtel, which resells to all ISP’s and mobile providers―MTN and Vodaphone among them. A January 18 letter materialized from Camtel to the state telecommunications minister confirming suspension instructions had been delivered to the country’s internet operators.

Cameroon has a burgeoning IT scene and the outage impacted it immediately. The center for the country’s startup ecosystem―dubbed Silicon Mountain―lies in Buea, the capital of the South-West region impacted in the internet blackout. Cameroonian Rebecca Enonchong is also one of Africa’s more recognized techies. The CEO and Chair of Cameroon’s Active Spaces innovation hub is a global speaker and advisor on multiple facets of the continent’s technology sector.

Enonchong explained how Cameroon’s net outage forced digital dislocation and some unique measures to access email.

“It created internet refugees. ActiveSpaces was shutdown. There was no net and no ability for entrepreneurs to work out of the space,” she said. “People travelling to the connected areas started doing things like taking a whole bunch of email passwords or mobile phones from people in the no-internet zones, printing out or downloading emails, and then taking the papers and phones back to those without connectivity.”

Eventually, Enonchong and other tech leaders set up impromptu internet cafes. “At one point the travel had become so expensive that we rented small buildings right at the border between internet and no internet zones. We created internet refugee camps,” she said.

Local techies also coordinated a local and global response to the internet blackout. “Internet activists reacted very quickly. Rebecca coined the hashtag #BringBackOurInternet. Somebody came up with the visual, a public letter was drafted and signed by many different people and organizations asking that internet be restored,” said Walla.

“We set out to make as many people aware as possible of what was going on,” said Enonchong. The activists also “made sure the social media campaigns included the handles of Cameroon’s president, key political officials, and institutions,” said Walla.

#BringBackOurInternet attracted the attention and support of a number of individuals and organizations, becoming a Twitter cause célèbre. Edward Snowden chimed in several times with Twitter support. Global organizations such as the UN and Access Now intervened. Though the Vatican would not verify, one source (speaking on background) said presidential aides confirmed the Pope raised the internet shutdown during his March meeting with Biya.

The economic costs of Cameroon’s internet blackout also became apparent. In an email to TechCrunch, African e-commerce giant Jumia’s MD for Cameroon, Roland de Heere, said the internet outage led to an 18 percent decline in orders over the period. French telco Orange saw a 20 percent revenue drop in Cameroon. Access Now estimates the shutdown cost the country $4.5 million in economic activity.

There was also the international reputational risk. The Cameroonian government has taken to touting achievements of the country’s tech entrepreneurs.

“Ironically, senior officials were talking up Silicon Mountain at the same time the government had cut it off from the net,” said Enonchong. Cameroon’s Ministry of Telecoms announced several youth startup initiatives during the outage. Global press reported that the first African winner of Google’s annual coding competition, Cameroonian teen Nji Collins Gbah, lived in a blacked out town.

On April 21, Cameroon’s government restored internet connectivity to the country’s Anglophone regions. A statement by the Minister of Communication included a caveat, that the government “reserved the right to restrict internet moving forward if citizens misused it.”

While Cameroon’s Minister of Economy and Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications did not respond to requests to speak for this story, the country’s Ambassador to the U.S. stated in a letter that “the conditions that led to the temporary suspension of Internet…have greatly improved. Therefore, Internet connectivity has been reinstated.”

As for lessons from Cameroon’s state forced internet blackout, “It’s a big mistake for governments in Africa or anywhere to underestimate the tech community,” said Enonchong. She also noted Cameroon’s digital debacle “politicized tech entrepreneurs who weren’t previously involved in politics” and sparked conversations between Cameroonian and global internet activists on best practices to overcome blackouts. This includes contingency plans―such as mesh networks―to bypass government network restrictions altogether, explained Enonchong.

Kah Walla underscored the effectiveness of local initiative paired to global support. “The victory is in the fact that Cameroonians came together, used social media, and used our internal pressure to bring the external pressure,” she said.

Walla also flagged Cameroon’s 2017 net blackout as an example of the complexity of contemporary tech and politics. “Internet is a basic right. Our government cut off access to that right and then used the internet to justify why,” she said. “But because some of us still had access, we were able to use the internet to bring back our internet.”

My daughter lied against Apostle Suleman, says Stephanie Otobo’s Dad

Tuesday, March 07, 2017 Unknown 0 Comments Category : african , gist , social , Social news

ABUJA-CONTRARY to claims by Miss Stephanie Otobo that Apostle Joshua Suleiman went for her marriage
introduction at her family house, her father, Rev. Benson Otobo, has refuted the claim, saying nothing as such ever happened. Rev. Mr Otobo told journalists in Abuja, Monday that Apostle Suleman has never been to his compound nor known where he lives and that Stephanie, his daughter was not a decent girl he had wished, regretting why she was attempting to drag the name of the revered man of God to the mud.

When asked whether Apostle Suleiman had ever been to his house for any marriage introduction with his daughter, Rev. Otobo responded: “Not at all. Apostle Suleiman does not even know where I live.”

Stephanie Otobo and Apostle Joshua Suleiman He, however, informed newsmen that he has since called Apostle Suleiman to distance himself from his daughter’s misconduct.

Reverend Otobo, who disclosed that his daughter was equally at loggerhead with him at the moment for scolding her two months ago over nude pictures he saw on her whatsapp platform, and that he was not surprised of his daughter’s current character given that she grew up with her mother in Sapele, Delta State, after he divorced her.

EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Ms. Stephanie Otobo explains her relationship with Apostle Suleman while awaiting bail freedom in Lagos court pic.twitter.com/y3GfK3bc4e
— Sahara Reporters (@SaharaReporters) March 6, 2017

He disclosed that he put an end to his marriage to his daughter’s mother about 30 years ago due to her unfaithfulness. But he said he was shocked that his daughter could go all that far attempting to rubbish the reputation of the man of God, adding that he was shocked to hear all his daughter said about Suleiman. “I was shocked to hear this thing just yesterday. I’m not part of it at all. Even that my daughter, as I speak, we are at loggerhead because two months ago, I saw her

picture on the internet, through her whatsapp. I had a shout with her on the way she dressed and I saw her with tattoo and all that, I now advised her that ‘look, why are you dressing like this, you need to dress decently even on whatsapp, she flayed at me, giving me names, calling me names, telling me I’m not serving God and different kinds of things I cannot even reveal to you now. ” She insulted me and told me that from that day on, I was not her father any more and that I should just forget about her for life. ” If a daughter is telling her father that, I don’t know why I would be involved in anything that concerns her. I’m not aware of all these things that she’s talking about.Not at all.”

He admitted that his daughter told him that she lives in Canada, wondering who she knows there that she was staying with. “She told me she lives in Canada, I don’t know who she knew there.” Answering question on the whereabouts of her daughter’s mother, Mr Otobo said: “Her mother is in Sapele. And it’s going to 30 years now that I divorced her mother, when these children were even small because of her unfaithfulness. ” So, I have divorced her for a very long time.” When asked how old is Stephanie, he replied: “Stephenie is twenty something years.” On where her daughter grew up, he said: “She grew up with the mother, she was very small when I divorced her mother.

What is happening now is like ‘ like mother like daughter.” Below is the question and answer from the conversation with Rev. Benson Otobo : Is Stephanie your daughter? Yes, she’s my daughter There’s this allegation through the letter by a Lagos lawyer, Festus Keyamo, that there was a relationship between your daughter and the man of God, that the man of God made proposal to marry your daughter. Did he approach you? Not at all. So there was nothing like introduction regarding marriage between Apostle Suleiman and your daughter in your house? Not at all. Apostle Suleiman does not even know where I live

Fraud: Canadian based musician plans to dupe Apostle Johnson Suleman

Monday, March 06, 2017 Unknown 0 Comments Category : african , gist , news

A Toronto, Canada based female singer, Stephanie Otobo, is presently in the police net allegedly for leading a 5-man gang to demand N500 million from famous Nigerian preacher and president of the Omega Fire Ministries Int’l, Apostle Johnson Suleman.

A statement from the church alleged that the lady who claimed that Apostle Suleman was her lover and that he promised him marriage was found to belong to a cartel comprising four male members who were identified as serial blackmailers by the police. Stephanie was said to have been arrested about two weeks ago by the IG Intelligence and Monitoring Unit alongside one Wisdom who is said to be the gang leader.

The culprits are said to be talking to detectives at the Force Headquarters, Abuja, on their involvement in the alleged racket.

Lagos lawyer, Festus Keyamo, according to the church statement, backed Stephanie and her gang claiming that the lady was his client while he allegedly insisted that the Apostle pay her the said sum.
On investigating, the statement reads further, it was discovered that the lawyer was sympathetic to the gang’s cause given his desperation and open aggression to force their illegal demand.

Below is the full texts of the statement from the church admin department submitting what it said was the genesis of Stephanie’s acclaimed familiarity with Apostle Suleman;

“In 2015, the servant of God, Apostle Johnson Suleman went to Canada to preach the Gospel. After the event, a lady called Papa and introduced herself as Stephanie Otobo. Asked what did she want, she said she attended the Apostle’s crusade in Canada, it transformed her and she wanted to give her life to Christ. The man of God asked her what her job was and she said she was a stripper, that she danced naked at the nightclub. That was the first surprise. The Apostle told her bluntly that what she was doing was pure prostitution but he could help her out if truly she was ready to go back to God. Because it is of God to save and bless souls, the Apostle offered to help her.

Apostle Suleman prayed for her on phone and never asked to know her physically because that is his nature. He blesses anyone to whomever he is directed by the Holy Spirit. After the prayer, the lady begged Apostle Suleman if he could also help her financially in order to start a new job as she was tired of her dirty life as a stripper. The man of God asked what kind of job she wanted and she said she would like to open an African Store where Nigerians abroad could be buying Nigerian foodstuffs, vegetables and other local items.

The Dollar rate at the time was N150. She was sent money enough to set her up. Later, she was sent more money because she had familiarized herself with the Apostle that she was calling him regularly and praying for him for his humanitarian help. She started attending places where Apostle held crusades. It should be noted that Apostle Suleman never met the lady one-on-one.

However, the servant of God begun withdrawing from her and ignoring her calls when during one of the phone interactions she told him that a part of her dirty past life included blackmailing men! In fact, she listed men she said she had dealt with in the past. At such weird confession, even a man of God would have a rethink fraternizing with a person of the lady’s nature. Apostle Suleman withdrew completely from her right at that moment.

Surprisingly, late 2015, perhaps out of frustration, this lady devised a way to get at the man of God for shunning her. She met members of the Apostle’s ministry and threatened to go to the media to expose their leader unless she was given a certain amount of them. When asked for what, she said that she was promised marriage by him and that they had introduction ceremony already. Such a mystery!

The questions now begging for answers are; where are pictures of the purported marriage introduction? Who are the other persons and even family members that witnessed the purported introduction and the pictures, and where and when did the purported introduction took place?

To answer these questions, the police have met with Stephanie’s father, who was shocked at their inquiry. The old man told the police that he was never aware his daughter was in Nigeria. He also confirmed to the investigators that Stephanie had always been involved in messy stuffs while he said he knew Keyamo to be a controversial character.

Now, if anything, what is baffling to us is the involvement in the matter of Barrister Festus Keyamo who we heard that the blackmailing lady has hired to defend her illicit act. Keyamo is known to be a controversial lawyer and we have found out that he was threatening to pursue the case which in its entirety is a hoax. Besides, while investigating the lady after her plan to extort the man of God, it was discovered that the lady had a connection with Keyamo.

Also, recorded voices of Stephanie and Wisdom revealed that the gang has a link with the dreaded Boko Haram because the gang had earlier threatened to unleash Boko Haram on Apostle Suleman should he refuse to release the N500 million to them.”

**Hmmmm, Remember its still an allegation until proven otherwise.

Apostle Suleiman: Canadian based lover exposes preacher's alleged secret love life

Monday, March 06, 2017 Unknown 0 Comments Category : african , entertainment , gist , news , Social news

Apostle Suleiman and Otobo, according to her lawyers, met in September 2016, when she visited Nigeria from her base in Canada

A Canadian based Nigerian, Stephanie Otobo has claimed she had a secret affair with the founder of the Auchi-based Omega Fire Minis
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A Canadian based Nigerian, Stephanie Otobo has claimed she had a secret affair with the founder of the Auchi-based Omega Fire Ministries, Apostle Johnson Suleiman.

According to some legal documents filed on behalf of Stephanie by Festus Keyamo chambers, the alleged lover claimed to have been dumped by Apostle Suleiman after he promised her marriage.

Stephanie, an Ontario based musician, alleged further that the preacher is using the Nigerian police to silence her and has since been remanded at the Federal Criminal Investigations Department (FCID), Alagbon.

Apostle Suleiman and Otobo, according to her lawyers, met in September 2016, when she visited Nigeria from her base in Canada.

Apostle Sulaiman's alleged lover, Stephanie Otobo (SaharaReporters)

They began a relationship, with Apostle Suleiman telling her that he had divorced his wife and wanted more male children.

Apostle Suleiman made a marriage proposal to Miss Otobo, which she accepted. This was allegedly followed by a formal introduction of Apostle Suleiman to the Otobo clan in Delta State.

The pastor’s alleged desire to have more male children, according to the document from Festus Keyamo's chambers, made him demand Stephanie should get pregnant.

After getting pregnant, Apostle Suleman allegedly insisted on Stephanie aborting the pregnancy land gave her a concoction, which made her bleed profusely.

The singer alleged further that she was subsequently abandoned by the preacher who also called off the marriage proposal.

Stephanie alleged further that she proceeded to Warri, where she met another pastor and had told him her story. She said, her naive move- which was recorded- was used by the pastor to extort money from Apostle Suleiman.

Stephanie, through her lawyers, is demanding to be paid the sum of N500million as damages for abandoning her and not honouring his promise to marry her.

The singer also warned that she plans to release their naked pictures together, raunchy text messages, bank statements, and other implicating items should the preacher deny their affiar.

In January 2017, Apostle Suleiman was in the news for escaping an attempt to be arrested by the DSS after he reportedly incited his followers on reprisal attack on Fulani herdsmen.

Suleiman's escape was made possible by the Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, who whisked him out of his hotel in Ado Ekiti.

Nigerian lawmaker wants Big Brother Naija banned

Monday, March 06, 2017 Unknown 0 Comments Category : african , entertainment , news , Social news

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