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Pedophilia Accusation Surfaces As Ubi Franklin, Baby Mama Argue Over Daughter’s Stay In Nigeria

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Media executive, Ubi Franklin, and his baby mama, Sandra Iheuwa, have been engaging in an intense exchange of words over personal issues that have become subject to public discussion.

The issues ranged from Franklin’s questioning of Sandra’s decision to leave their daughter in Nigeria as she traveled abroad to give birth; to pedophile accusations against Sandra’s estranged husband, among others.

The former lovers recently deliberated on the issues and the recorded conversations were released online.

Our correspondent, while listening to the conversations, observed it generated arguments that were followed by sudden outbursts between Franklin and Sandra.

Speaking on one of the issues, Franklin was heard teasing Sandra that she traveled to America because she was tired of fighting in Nigeria.

Sandra, however, noted that she traveled to America to give birth.

Franklin later asked why Sandra was depriving him of seeing their daughter, and in one of the released conversations, she responded saying, “You need to apologize to my parents, they are not wicked people, my kids are with them, my dad will allow you to see the girl. Then, you can have her for the week.”

However, the conversation took another dimension when Franklin asked his former lover why she decided to leave their daughter in Nigeria when she traveled out of the country.

“What do you mean? My kids are in Nigeria and I am going back in two months. I shouldn’t be talking to you right now because you are getting me mad. Are they not Nigerian citizens?

“So, if I move to Ukraine or Russia or London, are you going to ask me what my kids are doing in London? Me and my children go anywhere I go. My kids are always around me. So, don’t tell me what my kids are doing in Nigeria, they are with their grandparents,” she said.

As diverse reactions trailed the conversation on their child’s stay in Nigeria, Franklin accused Sandra of editing one of the released conversations to fit her narrative.

He also noted that Sandra later apologized for calling him out on social media, adding that her “entire family wana blow from Ubifranklin.”

Angered by the development, Sandra’s brother, Alexander, accused Franklin of calling Sandra’s estranged husband, Steve, a pedophile.

A recorded conversation was also released to give credence to Alexander’s statement.

Alexander posted the recorded conversation, among others, on Instagram using his handle alexander_dozie.

In the conversation, Franklin, while speaking to Sandra, said he called people to inform her to stay away from Steve.

“Did you listen to them? Didn’t I tell you to stay away from Steve or not? Steve is my friend, he is a useless person. Steve has the capacity to even sleep with your children. And I keep telling you but you didn’t listen to me,” Franklin said.

In his response, Franklin said, “I know I’m a good person, I won’t ever waste my time proving it. Dear young brothers, see those DMs we reply? Some should be blocked forever.

“Pray God gives us the wisdom to keep blocking anyone (that) will try to torment our lives. Pray you never meet a toxic woman.”

Reacting to people who advised him to be silent regarding the matter, he said, “Pray you never meet a toxic woman. For those saying I should be silent for my daughter’s sake.

“My daughter is the reason I haven’t posted a lot of stuff I have in a draft that will blow y’all away. My daughter is the reason I keep entertaining her mother’s rubbish.”

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Yahaya Bello: EFCC Confirms Refund Of $760,000 From American International School Abuja

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The American International School in Abuja has reimbursed the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for the amount of $760,910 that it was previously paid by former Kogi State Governor Yahaya Bello for his children’s advanced school fees.

Dele Oyewale, the EFCC spokesperson, verified this on Saturday.

The school requested the anti-graft agency’s “authentic banking details” in a letter dated October 24, 2022, in order to pay the reimbursement “as part of investigation into the alleged money laundering activities by the Bello family.”

The sum of $845,852 was said to be paid to the school between September 2021 and October 2022. The school said it deducted the educational services rendered between the period, with the remaining amount being $760,910.

The EFCC is prosecuting Bello on 19 counts bordering on alleged money laundering, breach of trust, and misappropriation of funds to the tune of N80.2 billion. The matter is before Justice Emeka Nwite of the Federal High Court in Abuja.

EFCC chief Ola Olukoyede, who vowed to prosecute Bello or resign, alleged that the embattled ex-governor withdrew $720,000 from the state’s accounts to pay his child’s school fees in advance just before he left office on January 27, 2024.

The anti-graft commission had declared Bello wanted after his successor, Governor Usman Ododo allegedly whisked him away on April 17, 2024, preventing EFCC operatives to arrest him (Bello) when they laid siege to his Abuja residence.

Meanwhile, a Kogi State High Court sitting in Lokoja has ordered EFCC chairman to appear in court on May 13, 2024, to show cause why an order of committal should not be made against him for allegedly disobeying court order.

The EFCC boss is facing a contempt charge for carrying out “some acts upon which they (the EFCC) have been restrained” by the Court on February 9, 2024, pending the determination of the substantive Originating Motion.

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Yahaya Bello: Kogi Court Summons EFCC Chairman Olukoyede Over Alleged Contempt

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Ola Olukoyede, the chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), has been directed by a Kogi State High Court in Lokoja to appear in court on May 13, 2024, to provide justification for not having an order of committal placed against him for allegedly defying a court order.

A contempt charge has been brought against the EFCC chairman for executing “some acts upon which they (the EFCC) have been restrained” by the Court on February 9, 2024, while the Originating Motion’s merits are being determined.

Justice I. A. Jamil, delivering a ruling in Suit No: HCL/68M/2024 and Motion No: HCL/190M/2024, ordered that “the said act was carried out by the Respondent (EFCC) in violation of the order, which was valid and subsisting when they carried out the act. That same act of the Respondent amounts to Contempt.

EFCC operatives had laid siege on the residence of the immediate past Governor of Kogi State, Alhaji Yahaya Bello, as early as 8 am on April 17, 2024, with a bid to arrest him, despite a court order restraining them from taking such action, pending the determination of the Originating Motion.

Justice Jamil’s order was based on a motion ex-parte filed by Yahaya Bello through his lawyer, M.S. Yusuf, where he prayed to the court for an order to issue and serve the Respondent (EFCC Chairman) with Form 49 Notice to show cause why Order of committal should not be made on Olukoyede.

Having listened to the arguments of the Applicant’s counsel, the submission and the exhibits attached in the Written Address, Justice Jamil granted Yahaya Bello’s prayers and ordered Olukoyede to be summoned to appear before the court to answer the contempt charge.

Delivering his order on the motion on April 25, 2024, Justice Jamil said, “The applicant’s application before me is to the effect that the Respondent has carried out some acts upon which they have been restrained by this Court on the 9th of February, 2024, pending the determination of the substantive motion on Notice before this Court.

“That the said act was carried out by the Respondent in violation of the order which was valid and subsisting when they carried out those acts. That same acts of the Respondent amount to acts of contempt.

“That the Respondent should be summoned to appear before this Court to answer to the contempt charge.

“It’s against the above facts that this Court hereby grants the prayers sought in line with the principle of “Audi Ultra Patem”. To wit:

“An order of this Honourable Court for the issuance of Form 49 Notice to show cause why an order of committal should not be made against the Executive Chairman of the Respondent – Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

“An order for service of Form 49-Notice to show why an order of committal should not be made on the Executive Chairman of the Respondent – Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) at EFCC Corporate Headquarters, Plot 301/302, Research and Institution District, Abuja.

“This matter is adjourned to the 13th of May, 2024 for the Respondent’s Chairman to appear before this Court in answer to form 49 ordered to be served on him.”

 

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Naira Depreciates Because I Was Out Of The Country — Odumeje

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The Mountain of Holy Ghost Intervention and Deliverance Ministry’s Prophet Chukwuemeka Ohanemere, popularly known as Odumeje, declared that he had returned to Nigeria in an effort to halt the dollar’s appreciation relative to the Nigerian Naira.

Odumeje, in a video recorded at the airport while returning from London, boasted: “This is Indaboski Bahose. The war and the battle. A man full of power and activities. The only man who tells you, “I will bring down a dollar,” and he gets it done. When I left the country, dollar began to rise; now, I am back, I will continue where I stopped.”

In a video recording of one of his church programmes a few weeks ago, the self-acclaimed prophet had claimed that the exchange rate of dollar to naira came down because of one of his powers, which he dubbed ‘Abidoshaker.’

His claims came on the heels of the Nigerian currency’s significant gains after exchanging at N1,920 per dollar.

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