Police confirm lady who set her husband ablaze in Osun has also taken her own life.

Ifeoluwa Bamidele, the young lady who made the news after set her husband, Bolu, ablaze in their home in Koka village, in Obokun Local Government Area of Osun State on Sunday, July 17, has committed suicide.

Reports claim Ifeoluwa set Bolu on fire after she found out he welcomed a child with another woman. Their marriage was barely a year old.

This tragic development was confirmed by the spokesperson of the Osun state police command, SP Yemisi Opalola.

SP Opalola said efforts to reach Mrs. Bamidele who initially went into hiding in Ekiti state yielded results on Thursday after she was able to get a Non-Governmental organization to mediate.

Opalola said Ifeoluwa opened up that she was in Aramokoko and she then instructed some personnel to go and get her from where she was.

”It was when they picked her they saw she was behaving funny. They asked her what happened. She confessed that she taken a poisonous substance before she left Ekiti. We rushed her to WesleyGate hospital. They tried all they could so that she can vomit all the substance. They later discovered that it had been long that she took it and it had destroyed her internal organ. That was how she died”

Nigerian singer Yemi Alade has been denied a visa to perform in Canada over fears she might not leave the country.

According to Le Devoir, the French-language newspaper published in Montreal and distributed in Quebec and throughout Canada, reports that the afro-pop superstar will be unable to perform at a festival’s final closing concert on Sunday.

The 33-year-old Singer is said to be one of the headliners of the Festival international Nuits d’Afrique. Commenting on the development, Suzanne Rousseau, the festival co-founder, said the visa denial was due to “financial reasons, and for fears that the group wouldn’t leave Canada.”

The Festival’s co-founder also lamented that the process of applying for a visitor’s visa has been difficult for “at least five years.”

In her words;

“Finally, we got an answer saying the musicians were refused, saying they have to guarantee that they have enough financial means that will make them go back to their country”.

Uniformed men alleged to be EFCC officials, ra!d students lodge at Alakahia, Port Harcourt.

Rivers State Governor; Nyesom Wike, has rewarded players of state owned club, Rivers United, with the sum of $20,000 (over 12 million naira) each, for winning the Nigerian Professional Football League, NPFL.

The win which was the club’s first in its history follows a league season where they led the league table for most part of the season and finished with 77 points, ten points better than second placed team Plateau United.

The ceremony took place at the Rivers State Government House, Port Harcourt and had the Governor was in attendance where he took photos with the team.

Governor Wike also conferred on each member of the team the Governors Medal Service Award (GMSA).

The team, as part of the reward, will also embark on a two weeks pre-season training in Madrid, Spain.

He also promised a further $40,000 if they make it to the group stage of next season’s CAF Champions League.

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Rivers State Government has signed a contract with Julius Berger for the construction of additional two flyover bridges at Ikwerre-Rumuola-Rumuokwuta Road junction, Mgbuoba-Ada George Road junction, and the dualization of the Azikiwe and Iloabuchi road.

The Azikiwe-Iloabuchi dualization project will be completed in 6 months while the two flyover bridges will be completed in 10 months.

Governor Nyesom Wike speaking at the brief ceremony at the Government House in Port Harcourt said the contractor would receive two billion naira every month for the contracts

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