Chief Lawrence Ugochukwu Ifewulu whose wife, Martha Ifeoma Ifewulu, was gruesomely murdered in their home at Oke-Afa area of Lagos last year has died.
The deceased’s wife and mother of his four children was killed on December 1, 2014 in their residence. Subsequently, Chief Ifewulu who was a successful businessman accused his late wife’s lover, one Collins Nwafor of being behind the murder.
Nwafor, who is on the run admitted having an affair with Chief Ifewulu’s late wife but denied killing her in an interview he granted from his hide-out. He also revealed that Mrs. Ifewulu who died at the age of 35 had other lovers apart from him.
And almost a year after Mrs. Ifewulu’s death, her husband(both pictured) has joined her. Chief Ifewulu died on Friday, October 30.
Family sources said he died from hypertension and diabetes that was triggered by heartbreak resulting from his wife's scandal.
His burial is scheduled for 7-9-2016.
Monday, November 23, 2015
Youths Threaten To Kill 'prophet' For Failing To Resurrect Audu Abubakar
The remains of former Kogi governor, Prince Abubakar Audu was this afternoon laid to rest at Ogbonicha, Ofu Local Government Area. The burial took place at his residence.
The burial rites were conducted by a team of Imams from across Igalaland.
Controversy had trailed the burial of the former governor when rumour filtered into town that he had resurrected. A prophet had earlier promised to revive Audu to life.
There was mild drama between the prophet and members of the Audu family, who had refused to let him in.
The youths of Ogbonicha broke the door to the room where Audu was laid to allow the prophet gain access.
However, the prophet failed to resurrect Audu, prompting the youths to go berserk, threatening to kill the prophet.
The burial was well attended as scores of the who-is-who in Nigerian politics as well as members of the business community were in Ogbonicha to give their last respect to the departed hero.
There was an ocean of tears when his body was lowered into the grave.
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Caption This Hilarious Photo Of Nicki Minaj and Meek Mills As Posted by Basketmouth
Ace Nigerian comedian Basketmouth posted this photo of Nicki Minaj and Meek Mills on his Facebook page
What caption would you give it?? Lmao!!
If You Were This Man What Will You Do?
EFCC posted this press release on their official facebook page and i find myself wondering what i would do if i found myself in his shoes...
The public is hereby notified that Jerry Ogbonna Obike Phillip, whose photograph appears below, is wanted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in a case of stealing.

If you found yourself in this moral dilemma, what would you do?
The public is hereby notified that Jerry Ogbonna Obike Phillip, whose photograph appears below, is wanted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in a case of stealing.

Phillip allegedly withdrew the sum of N45,000,000.00 (Forty Five million naira) which was mistakenly credited into his account in a new generation bank by the Central Bank of Nigeria before the money could be reversed to its rightful owner.
Now the big question is this: Would you do what Mr Philip did if you were in his shoes? Some have argued that they will take half and return half, while others say the will take a little bit. Very few have admitted that they will not return the money.
If you found yourself in this moral dilemma, what would you do?
Photos From Audu Abubakar's Burial Ceremony (Updated)
The burial of the former governor of Kogi state and candidate of the APC in the inconclusive governorship poll in the state, Prince Abubakar Audu, takes place today at Ogbonicha in Ofu Local Government Area.
***update
Despite rumours and confusion about the alleged resurrection of the prince from the dead, The remains of former Kogi governor, Prince Abubakar Audu was this afternoon laid to rest at 1.50pm atOgbonicha, Ofu Local Government Area. The burial took place at his residence.
The burial rites were conducted by a team of Imams from across Igalaland.
See more photos after the cut
| grave diggers at work |
Photo credits: Africanspotlight.com
Additional credits: Naij.com
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