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April 12, 2021 Actor Jide Kosoko Says He Didn’t Intentionally Marry Four Wives

Actor Jide Kosoko Says He Didn’t Intentionally Marry Four Wives

Nigerian movie veteran Jide Kosoko has revealed that he did not intentionally become polygamous rather it was the will of God.

The movie star made this known during a chat with Vanguard.

“I never envisaged being a polygamist though I am a product of one. My parents didn’t support it either. My first wife was a businesswoman. I craved for somebody who was in the same field as me," he said.

"In those days, the best advice you can get is from your better half and that was how the second woman came to be. Along the line, I lost the two to childbirths within 11 months interval. I had seven children at that time, so I didn’t plan remarrying or having more children again."

"But after much persuasion from my doctor and relatives, I decided to have a woman with the agreement of not having more children but a complete African woman will not agree to that. One thing led to the other and I got two women again. So being a polygamist is not intentional but God’s design which I do not have a right over.”

Born in 1954, Kosoko is a Nigerian actor, director and producer.

He started his acting career in the 1970s.

He has since gone on to become one of the most popular faces in the Nigerian movie industry.

April 12, 2021 Convicted Prophet Ogundipe Returns To Church After His Release From Prison

Convicted Prophet Ogundipe Returns To Church After His Release From Prison

Prophet Isreal Oladele Ogundipe, the Shepherd-in-Charge of the Celestial Church of Christ, Global Genesis Parish, has been released from prison.

Members of the church burst into shouts and songs of appreciation on Sunday, April 11, 2021, when the cleric joined them for Sunday service.

The convicted pastor was seen in a video posted on Instagram leading praise and worship.

Earlier in April, the Court of Appeal in Lagos granted Ogundipe a post-conviction bail.

A three-man panel was reported to have granted him bail on the ground of health conditions.

Recall that in November 2020, Justice Olabisi Akinlade sentenced Ogundipe to one-year imprisonment for converting a woman’s property to his personal use and stealing.

Ogundipe was found guilty of stealing and unlawful conversion of the property of a London-based architect, Mrs. Oladele Williams-Oni.

Justice Akinlade also ordered the cleric to pay the complainant the sum of N11m, which he obtained from her illegally.

Dissatisfied with the judgement, Ogundipe, through his counsel, Babatunde Ogala (SAN), approached the appeal court for bail pending the hearing of the appeal and an application to quash the conviction.

Ogala argued that Ogundipe was diabetic, saying the cleric could no longer follow a strict diet and the constant specialised medical attention in custody.

Ruling on the case, Justice Abudullahi Bayero said, “There are criteria for granting a convict bail. These include that the applicant must be a first-time offender or have a serious health condition.

“The applicant seeking bail pending appeal before the court is a first-time offender and he has also shown to the court that he is having hypertension, peptic ulcer, unending malaria, and diabetes, which are serious health conditions.”

 

April 8, 2021 Netflix Acquires Kanye West’s Life Documentary For $30m

Netflix Acquires Kanye West’s Life Documentary For $30m

A multi-part documentary featuring never-before-seen home videos and other rare footage of Kanye West is coming to Netflix in 2021 via two music videos and filmmakers who have been chronicling the artist-turned-billionaire entrepreneur’s life and work for more than 20 years.

The music mogul- cum- fashion designer has reportedly sold a documentary to Netflix for $30 million.

The documentary will reportedly detail “the rapper and producer’s rise to success and fame’s impact on him as well hip-hop’s impact on popular culture and the world’s evolving relationship with celebrity.”

Sources familiar with the project say the streaming service has acquired the yet-to-be-titled project from TIME Studios and Clarence “Coodie” Simmons and Chike Ozah more commonly known as Coodie & Chike who directed two of West’s first videos, “Through the Wire” and the third version of “Jesus Walks.”

 
April 8, 2021 We Won’t Vote Anyone Without Plans To Reform Police, Says Reekado Banks

We Won’t Vote Anyone Without Plans To Reform Police, Says Reekado Banks

Nigerian music star Reekado Banks has advised Nigerians not to vote for anyone without plans to reform the police.

The music star made this known via his Twitter page on Thursday, April 8, 2021.

"We are not voting in anyone who has no plans on reforming the police for good," he tweeted.

Reekado Banks has had his fair share of police brutality in Nigeria.

In 2018, the music star shared his ugly experience in the hands of men of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS).

"I don’t even know the difference btw SARZ and ARMED ROBBERS! The ones I met today overtook in a regular car, No uniforms, immediately pointed their guns and asked that we came down from the car, then calmed down when they noticed me. Biko what if I wasn’t me ???'' he tweeted.

 

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