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February 2, 2021 Paternity Fraud: Judge Discovers 3 children Are Not His Own After DNA Tests

Paternity Fraud: Judge Discovers 3 children Are Not His Own After DNA Tests

The Delta State High Court judge says he won't stop taking care of the children.

Justice Anthony Ezonfade Okorodas has raised alarm he's not the biological father of the three children he had with his former wife, Celia Juliet Ototo.

In a statement released on Thursday, January 28, 2021, the Delta State High Court judge said he conducted DNA tests on all three children with the wife he divorced 11 years ago, and discovered that they're not his.

He said he conducted a test on the last child, a 17-year-old boy, last year after receiving a tip off from an anonymous source that proved to be correct.

After confronting her, he said his former wife hesitantly admitted to having an affair with another man while they were married, prompting him to conduct DNA tests on the other two children he had with her.

The results proved that the two university undergraduates are also not his biological children, a situation he says has caused him 'excruciating mental trauma'.

The judge noted that he has been taking care of the children with his current wife, Ebi, since he divorced Ototo over a decade ago, and that the recent development will not change his attitude towards them.

He revealed that DNA tests on all his other four children with his current wife proved that they belong to him.

Describing his former wife's action as an abomination, Okorodas said he was making the issue public to prevent damaging speculations, half-truths, and outright lies.

Paternity fraud is a contentious topic in Nigeria, with the country notorious for having one of the highest cases across the world.

February 2, 2021 NIN-SIM Registration Extended by 8 Weeks

NIN-SIM Registration Extended by 8 Weeks

The Federal Government has announced that the ongoing National Identification Number, NIN and SIM integration exercise has been extended by eight weeks.

It said the new deadline was now April 6, 2021.

The extension was conveyed by the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, ISA PANTAMI during the meeting of the Ministerial Taskforce on NIN-SIM registration.

He stated that the extension is to give Nigerians and legal residents more time to integrate their NIN and SIM.

ALSO READ:  FG Grants Further Extension Of Deadline For NIN Registration

It was reported that a total of 56.18 million NINs have been collected by the mobile network operators and over 1,060 registration centres have been activated and made operational by the

Mobile Network Operators have also activated hundreds of centres with plans to open more in the coming days NIN enrolment centres across the country to make the process of registration easier.

 

 

 

 

January 11, 2021 Covid-19: ASUU Protocols Says Institutions Are Not Ready For Safe Reopening

Covid-19: ASUU Protocols Says Institutions Are Not Ready For Safe Reopening

Branches of the Academic Staff Union of Universities have assessed COVID-19 protocols in the universities and said the institutions were not ready for safe reopening.

The chapters of the union, in separate interviews commented on the directive of the National Universities Commission that universities could resume on January 18, but must adhere to COVID-19 protocols in hostels and lecture halls.

ASUU said although its members were ready to start work, government had not put measures in place for safe reopening of the schools.

ASUU's concern came amid coronavirus cases and deaths, which rose to 99,063 and 1,350 respectively on Saturday.

The union Chairman at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Osun State, Dr ADEOLA EGBEDOKUN, in an interview said classroom and hostel situations in universities did not in any way conform to COVID-19 protocols.

 

January 11, 2021 COVID-19: Pastor Yinka Akinbami of House On The Rock dies

COVID-19: Pastor Yinka Akinbami of House On The Rock dies

Members of House On The Rock  took to Twitter to mourn the pastor.

Pastor Yinka Akinbami, from one of the most popular churches in Lagos, House On The Rock has died from COVID-19-the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.

Akinbami, an elder at the church died on Saturday, January 9, 2021 after contracting COVID-19.

Head Pastor of House On The Rock, Paul Adefarasin confirmed the passing of Akinbami on his social media pages.

"Yesterday, I received the rude and shocking news of someone deeply dear to me and all of the House on the Rock family. The passing of Pastor Yinka Akinbami has become most painful because if there truly were good men, he was certainly one," Adefarasin said in his statement.

"Egbon Yinka, your sudden passage is hard to understand, yet we bow respectfully to the sovereignty of God while we remain thankful for the decades of impactful work along with the exemplary life you lived while you were with us."

Pastor Akinbami spent over 25 years with House On The Rock and was until his passing, serving in the Family Life Directorate where he coached young people on building families.

Pastor Akinbami is survived by his wife of over 20 years, Pastor Tolu, his children, children-inlaw, and grandchildren.

A host of House on the Rocks members also took to Twitter to mourn the pastor's passing.

"Pastor Yinka Akinbami. One of the loveliest men I ever knew from a distance. This one hurts," sports journalist Ifreke Inyang wrote on Twitter.

Pastor Adefarasin also, in his statement, urged his followers to follow recommended precautions against the virus.

"It's important to remind the community about the deadly nature of Covid-19 and its mutant virus strains," the popular pastor said.

"Please do your part by following all the recommended precautions. That way, you are able to protect yourself and others who become proximal to you."

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