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Why is it that when God starts blessing us, it is those that have been with us when we had nothing we start looking down on?

Why is it that when our level changes, we start dissociating, discriminating and disdaining those we were on the same level with not too long ago?

Why is it that those that stood by us, those that supported us, those that believed in us, those that encouraged us, those that refused to give up on us and those that contributed to us the little way they could, are still those we value less and we see as useless to us, the moment we start to experience God's blessings upon our lives?

I have seen a wife outrightly disrespecting the same husband that gave her the connection which got her a lucrative job.

I have seen a husband abusing and battering the same wife that sold her inheritance in order to raise the capital he used to start the business that made him rich.

I have seen two best friends living in a shantytown, dwelling in a dilapidated house, struggling to eke out a living, but supporting each other. The moment one of them became blessed, he or she started maltreating and mistreating the other - telling other people that his or her friend, 'is a lazy man/woman'.

Why is it that those that can take a bullet for us, are the same people we are ready to pull a trigger on? Why is it that those that are always ready to cover our nakedness, are the same people we are publicly proud to make unclad in public?

Why do we associate more with those who disassociated themselves from us when we had nothing? Why do we also disassociate from those who associated themselves with us when we had nothing?

Both of you were nobodies, but when God made you a somebody, you started calling your husband, your brother or your best friend a nobody in front of everybody! Why? I ask myself why?Then I realized that life is not logical, life is not rational, life is not emotional, life is canal. Good evening

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By James Patrick

A 47-year-old man, Johnson Gabriel, on Wednesday sought the dissolution of his 20-year-old marriage to his wife, Ms Janet, before a Kaduna Customary Court over a threat to his life.

“My ill-tempered wife beats me whenever we have a misunderstanding,” the petitioner, who resides in Sabon Tasha, Kaduna, made the allegations in a divorce suit.

“My wife no longer behaves like a wife anymore. She is not submissive. She is disrespectful. I have tried my best to resolve the matter with her, but all efforts have failed,” he said.

He said that family members and their children had intervened in the matter, but she refused to change.

“I am tired of the constant abuse and threat to life; I want a divorce,” he added.

Ms Janet, who was present in court, denied the allegations.

“My husband wants to marry another woman, and he is trying to make me look bad. Whenever he has small money, his behaviour changes toward me,” she said.

The judge, Dauda Bala, advised the couple to reconcile, especially for the sake of their children.

Mr Bala adjourned the matter until September 20 for a report of settlement or for hearing.

An internet user has shared her thoughts on marriage, arguing that money alone cannot guarantee a successful relationship.

She referenced billionaire Aliko Dangote and Regina Daniels’ reported marital experiences to illustrate his point, saying wealth does not automatically make a marriage work.

According to her, couples should focus on treating each other well, appreciating small efforts and showing mutual respect.

She also advised married couples to be cautious about taking relationship advice from social media users who may not understand the realities of their marriage.

“Learn to treat your wife nicely, learn to treat your husband nicely, appreciate little efforts, leave social media advisers,” she said.

She stressed that respect should be mutual in marriage and encouraged couples to focus on what works for their relationship rather than allowing outside opinions to dictate their decisions.

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Media personality Do2dtun has criticised gospel singer Neon Adejo amid the ongoing controversy involving photographer David Martins and his estranged wife, Alicia Daniella.

Reacting to Neon’s recent explanation of his conversations with Alicia, Do2dtun accused him of trying to emasculate another man because he had an advantage in the situation.

“My issue is simple, stop emasculating another man just because you are more capable or you have an edge to your prowess,” he wrote.

Do2dtun also questioned why Neon did not include his wife in the conversations with Alicia if he had nothing to hide.

He further described Neon’s video addressing the controversy as manipulative, adding that if someone makes a mistake and is caught, they should accept responsibility.

A UK-based Nigerian woman has shared her opinion on marriage and the motivations of some Nigerians seeking partners abroad.

She claimed that if she wanted to marry a man in Nigeria, she could get married within two weeks because, according to her, many men are interested in relationships that could provide them with opportunities to travel abroad.

“Some might be genuine, some might not. So, I’d rather marry a cleaner in the UK than marry a banker in Nigeria,” she said.

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The Presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Atiku Abubakar, has described the 2027 election as a contest against “thieves”, accusing those in power of stealing the election and the country’s economy.

In a video shared on his X handle, Atiku said

“We are competing with thieves. They stole the election. Now they have stolen the economy. They have stolen everything,’’

The former vice president also reaffirmed his commitment to restoring fuel subsidy if elected president, saying his position had not changed despite comments attributed to one of his aides.

He argued that subsidy removal had pushed more Nigerians into poverty, stressing that the government’s responsibility was to protect the welfare of citizens.

Atiku said Nigeria was rich enough to provide relief for its people by way of subsidy.

An avalanche of ice and rock triggered massive flash floods in Nepal on Wednesday, killing at least eight people and leaving hundreds missing while causing widespread damage to villages and infrastructure.

Officials said 384 tourists, including 291 from countries such as India, the United States, the United Kingdom and Malaysia, were reported missing.

The Bhotekoshi River flooded around 9 a.m. local time Wednesday, destroying several villages, roads and hydropower projects, officials said.

“We have asked both India and China to help us with the rescue efforts,” said Sasmit Pokharel, a spokesperson for the Nepali government.

Dozens of multi-storied buildings, trucks, and vans were buried under vast quantities of mud in the district of Nuwakot, one of the worst-affected areas.

Officials warned residents in several of Nepal’s districts and asked them to stay away from the banks of the Bhotekoshi, Trishuli, and Narayani rivers.

Nepal tourism board officials said most of the missing were likely tourists from India and the Indian diaspora on pilgrimage to Mount Kailash in Tibet, a sacred site for Hindus.

Reality TV star Phyna has mocked her colleague Sheggz amid his ongoing feud with his former girlfriend, Bella.

In a video, Phyna appeared to taunt Sheggz over his silence following the legal letter reportedly sent to him by Bella’s lawyers.

She questioned why he had not posted the documents online or sent them to bloggers to announce that he had been served.

Phyna then laughed mockingly as she continued to question his sudden silence.

Alicia Daniella has issued an official statement through her lawyers amid the ongoing fallout with her estranged husband, photographer David Martins.

In the statement, her legal representatives categorically denied allegations of an affair or inappropriate relationship with any third party, insisting that Alicia had not engaged in any conduct inconsistent with the dignity and respect she maintains in her personal life.

The lawyers also addressed the circulation of alleged private conversations involving Alicia, describing their publication and selective interpretation as an attempt to create a misleading narrative.

They argued that private communications presented without context or evidential foundation do not constitute proof of wrongdoing and warned against the further publication or circulation of defamatory claims about their client.

The statement further said Alicia had received messages containing what her lawyers described as false and defamatory allegations about her personal life.

However, her legal team stressed that the central issue remains the allegations of domestic violence and abuse raised by Alicia, noting that she has commenced legal action and that the matter is currently before the relevant law enforcement and legal authorities.

The lawyers said Alicia would refrain from further public commentary on the matter and allow the legal process to take its course.

They also warned all parties to cease publishing or circulating Alicia’s personal information, including information relating to her minor child, without lawful authority or consent, stating that further breaches would attract legal action.