I'm Divorcing My Wife for Spiritual Reasons; Bishop David

The negative wind of marriage divorce sweeping across Nigeria has caught up with popular Lagos cleric, Bishop David Benenoch.

During a church service recently, Bishop David the Founding pastor of Communion Church, Lagos and the presiding Bishop of Communion Church Worldwide, announced the end of his marriage to his wife of 20 years and mother of his three children, Esther Benenoch.

Photo: Nollywood Actress Beaten to Stupor by Army Personnel

The level of civility of men of the Nigerian Army has been called to question again, following the madness visited by its personnel on beautiful actress, Dorothy Njamanze.

The actress, who's also a rights activist, was assaulted by men of the Nigerian Army recently, during which she was seriously brutalised that she is still in the hospital responding to treatment at an Abuja Hospital.

Below is how she recounted her ordeal in the hands of military personnel....

US Embassy Injustice to Nigerian Pregnant Women

The United States’ embassy in Nigeria seems to have perfected the art of denying well-meaning and legitimate non-immigrant Nigerian mothers visa for reasons best known to it.

At the end of visa interview sessions, what one hears is, "You are not qualified at this time"! Women of child-bearing age are asked questions such as:...

Update: Jonathan to Drop Military Chiefs; to Appoint Ihejirika CDS Ahead of Senior

The present dominance of the Igbo race of major political offices in Nigeria is set to continue as President Goodluck Jonathan is said to have pencilled the incumbent Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Azubuike Ihejirika, as Nigeria’s next Chief of Defence Staff.

Already, Igbos from the South-East occupy the offices of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, SGF, Co-ordinating Minister of the Economy, Deputy Senate President, Deputy Speaker of the House of Reps, Chief of Army Staff, etc.

Husband and Wife Fight Dirty over Millions of Naira; Wife Regrets Having Joint Account

Trust is one commodity that is becoming increasingly scarce in many marriages these days. A 45-year-old woman, Florence Dipeolu, on Monday in Lagos accused her husband, Abimbola, of selling the properties they jointly owned.

She said, “After our marriage, he asked me to operate a joint account with him and I obliged. We made many investments in real estate among others. But unfortunately, in 2010 he and the children he had in his previous marriage started accusing me of infidelity.