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Release freak-off tapes to the public - Diddy tells court  Sean “Diddy” Combs has formally requested that Judge Arun Subramanian permit the public release of a series of videos, colloquially referred to as “freak offs.” Combs’ legal team asserts that these videos will unequivocally establish their client’s innocence. According to Daily Mail, Combs’ lawyers have submitted a letter to Judge Subramanian, requesting that prosecutors produce the nine videos in question. These videos have been described by prosecutors as “elaborate and produced sex performances” orchestrated by Combs. However, Combs’ lawyers contend that the videos demonstrate “private sexual activity” between Combs and his former partner, Cassie Ventura. Prosecutors had initially declined to release the videos, citing Ventura’s attorney’s request to protect her privacy. As a result, Combs’ lawyers were only granted supervised access to the videos in November and December. The defense team is now seeking unfettered acces...

A Magistrate Court in Wuse, Abuja, has remanded two siblings; Mr. Enenche Enenche and Alexander Enenche alongside Pastor Abraham Daniel at the Keffi Prison in Nasarawa State.  Alexander and Enenche Enenche are both brothers of Pastor Paul Enenche, the senior pastor of the Dunamis International Gospel Church while Abraham Daniel is a former pastor at the Dunamis church.  The duo were reportedly taken to the Keffi Custodial Centre of the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS) on Monday evening following a remand order the Nigerian Police Force secured from the Magistrate Court in Wuse Zone 6, Abuja.  Upon honouring the police invitation, Mr. Enenche Enenche and Alexander Enenche (brothers of Pastor Paul Enenche) as well as Abraham Daniel (a former Pastor at Dunamis Church) were kept in the police custody till Monday evening, SaharaReporters learnt.  On January 8 that the Intelligence Department of the Nigerian police released the duo on bail. Alex Enenche and Daniel were...

Zimbabwean Fighter Themba Gorimbo Shares Heartbreaking Truth About Family UFC fighter Themba Gorimbo revealed a painful moment when his own cousins celebrated his defeat because he doesn't send them money. "I'm not a millionaire—maybe I will be one day. After one of my losses, a cousin messaged me. He sent a video of some of my family celebrating my defeat in the same place we struggled together 15 years ago." All I try to do is get better—not just for myself, but for everyone. I might not be able to help you directly, but I can build a well for the community. People think because I'm in the US, I'm a millionaire. Someone will message me saying, 'Send me $5,000.' Where would I get that kind of money?"

CBN: 1000 Exit Staff Were Voluntarily - Cardoso  Olayemi Cardoso, governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), said the 1,000 staff who left the bank were not forced to leave. Cardoso spoke on Friday at the resumed house of representatives investigative hearing on the disengagement of the 1,000 workers by CBN. On December 4, 2024, the apex bank said its early exit package (EEP) was entirely voluntary and without any negative repercussions for eligible staff. CBN’s statement followed reports that 1,000 staff were sacked from the apex bank. Reacting to the development, the house of representatives asked the CBN to suspend the “planned” retirement of 1,000 staff. The lower chamber had also set up an ad hoc committee to investigate the “process and legality” of the exercise. However, on Friday at the resumption of the investigative hearing, the CBN governor said the 1,000 members of staff were not forced to quit.  Cardoso, who was represented by Bala Bello, CBN’s deputy director...

Divorce rate in our society is disturbing — Falana. My wife is a serial adulterer, divorce-seeking man tells court. The Bishop of Ifako Diocese, African Church, Rt Rev. Isaac Akin Falana, has raised alarm over the high divorce rate across the country, suggesting measures to address the problem. Falana called for urgent measures to nip the development in the bud. He expressed worry over the high divorce rate among couples, especially those married in churches and mosques, noting that considering divorce as the best solution to minor disagreements is wrong. Falana urged couples to settle disagreements through dialogue and endurance, stating that no marriage is perfect. He emphasized the need for couples to understand each other, ensure unity, and show tolerance. Falana also stressed the importance of prayer in resolving marital issues.