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http://ift.tt/eA8V8J DearBunmi, About three years ago, against my better judgment, I went out with this girl who was tagged an ‘easy lay’ by the boys. All I wanted was a bite at the cherry like everybody was having, but she later told me she was pregnant. I denied the pregnancy outright but gave her money to have an abortion. Unknown to me, she did no such thing and with my mum’s connivance, she had a baby boy. As luck would have it, the boy looked so much like me that I fell in love with him. I decided to support her and my son any way I could. I got married last year and this girl was furious. She has now refused to let me see my son on a regular basis. Whenever she wants me to see him, she would bring him to my matrimonial home knowing my wife’s child is a girl. She’s decided to call the boy “Junior” without even consulting me. She’s sworn I would never have another son for what I did to her. But what did I really do but to stand up to my responsibility? I want peace in my lif...

http://ift.tt/eA8V8J By Chinonso Alozie O WERRI — Fear of possible arrest and prosecution has gripped traditional rulers in Imo State, following an alleged plan by the state government to probe the royal fathers over non-utilisation of the fund given to them to set up palm plantations in their communities. Investigations by South East Voice in Owerri, confirmed that some of the communities that allegedly “mismanaged the funds” were currently at loggerheads among themselves over the utilisation. The state Commissioner for Agriculture, Environment and Natural Resources, Udo Agoha, had while reacting to complaints over poor utilisation of the fund by concerned indigenous people of several communities said the government would investigate the matter to ensure that the right thing was done. “This is unacceptable and we must investigate to know how these communities used the money,” Agoha said, even as some aggrieved community members openly threatened to demonstrate openly against th...

http://ift.tt/eA8V8J …As APC slams gov for immortalising Adebayo with Fayemi’s legacy By Rotimi Ojomoyela A do Ekiti —Governor Ayodele Fayose has challenged his predecessor in office, Dr Kayode Fayemi to tell Ekiti people what he has done with his position as a Minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in the last one and half years. Fayose said his predecessor, as the Minister of Mines and Steal Development was holding the ministerial position in trust for the people of the state, querying that Fayemi had allegedly failed to use the position to influence Ekiti positively. Fayose wondered why Fayemi, who has been busy touring sites of minerals deposit in other states has refused to help tap the huge mineral potentials of the state. He also dropped a bomb shell that critical stakeholders loyal to Alhaji Ahmed Makarfi’s group in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) will defect to another party, if Senator Ali Modu Sheriff wins the appeal pending at the Supreme Court. The Governor ...