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"The truth may be silent for a while but it sure can't hide for long"- Tonto Dikeh says in defence of her claims that she gave her ex-hubby money for her brideprice

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Tonto Dikeh is still insisting that she gave her estranged hubby, Oladunni Olakunle money to pay her bride price when they got married in August 2015. One of her fans/friends, by the name cutie juls, put up an argument on her page this morning saying that Tonto Dikeh couldn't have lied that she gave Churchill money for him to pay her bride price. Tonto took to the comment section to say that the truth may be silent for a while but it would one day be revealed. Read what the friend wrote and Tonto's comment after the cut ... "To all those insulting Tonto because Tonto's family were seen refunding Tonto's bride price to Churchill lack common sense, I'm afraid. Why would anyone jump to a conclusion that she lied that money used in paying her bride price is hers just because it's been refunded to Churchill's family? . So do you think both Tonto and Churchill were going to tell their families when they were getting married that the money for the bride ...
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NEWS Britons regret Brexit decision

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Published   April 27, 2017 Share   Tweet   Pin it   +1 British Prime Minister Theresa May For the first time since Britain voted to leave the European Union, more people now believe that the decision was a mistake, an opinion poll released Thursday said. Asked “in hindsight, was Britain right or wrong to vote to leave the EU?”, the YouGov poll in The Times newspaper found that 45 percent said wrong (up two), while 43 percent said right (down three). ADVERTISING “This is the first time that more people have said the referendum came out with the wrong result, and suggests that the issue still divides the country,” The Times said. In the June 2016 referendum, 52 percent voted for Britain to leave the EU. YouGov found some 43 percent favour a so-called “hard Brexit” where Britain leaves the EU completely, while 36 percent backed a “soft Brexit” where Britain remains inside the European single market and retains open-borders EU imm...
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INTERVIEW I once died and woke up when about to be buried –Aroloye, Owa of Idanre

Published   April 29, 2017 Share   Tweet    Share Pin it   +1 Owa of Idanre Kingdom, Oba Fredrick Adegunle Aroloye IV The Owa of Idanre Kingdom, Oba Fredrick Adegunle Aroloye IV, a nonagenarian, in this interview with PETER DADA, speaks about his life before and during his reign as the paramount ruler of the Idanreland, Ondo State Please tell us about your background.  I was born on March 30, 1927 and I attended St. Paul’s Primary School and Methodist School, both at Idanre. I had my secondary school education at Western Boys High School, Benin and Hussy College, Warri and later went to England, where I attended Balham and Tooting College of Commerce and Law. When I finished there, I took up an appointment under Survey Country Council as a licencing officer. From there, I was transferred to Greater London Council as a Finance Clerk. When did you return to Nigeria and why? I left England in 1969 on ...
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