JOSEPH YOBO CHASES MOTHER-IN-LAW FROM HOME “You`re A Bad Influence On My Wife”

                    

The marriage of Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria 2008, Adaeze Igwe and Super Eagles captain Joseph Yobo is at the moment experiencing some turbulence, this your darling magazine National Enquirer can exclusively reveal.  The love birds who got married in a hush manner, barely three months after meeting in December 2009 are said to be patching things so as not to caught the attention of the press and public in general.

According to impeccable sources close to the Yobos, the reason for the squabbles is highly connected to Adaeze’s mother, Mrs. Abigail Igwe now Fashanu after she married the former Footballer turned business man in 2011.

Joseph Yobo and Adaeze’s mum our grapevine revealed became sworn enemies when the Fernabarche of Turkey skipper got wind of her plans to crash his marriage.

It was reliably revealed that the woman who’s married to her third husband with Adaeze and her younger sister from different men, allegedly controls the marriage to the extent of advising her daughter against getting pregnant for Yobo even after Joey, their son is almost three.

The reason she gave her daughter, we further learnt is because she needed to get back into her sexy shape just in case things no longer work out between her and her Plateau born hubby and might require her re-marrying.

She was also alleged to have instigated Adaeze’s hush return to school barely a year after her marriage as the ex-model is presently furthering her studies in far away Santa Monica College, Los Angeles, USA, where she is reading Communication while her husband and son are in Turkey.

The goal hunter who used to play for Everton of England before making a switch to Turkish side Fernabarche also allegedly found out that Mrs. Fashanu could have a hand in Adaeze’s frequent request of money for irrelevant things as she’s said to have developed an unexplainable interest for frequent shopping.

The last straw that broke the camel’s back, our source revealed was when  Adaeze’s mother’s visit was becoming too frequent in the Yobo’s  Turkish home as she would storm their apartment unannounced and always interfere in every little argument that ensue between the growing couple.

This we learnt eventually led to her ban, as Yobo officially informed her to stop coming to their home as her interference is doing their marriage no good. Adaeze’s mum was also not invited for Joey’s 2^nd birthday party which held in their home in Turkey and insiders dispensed that Adaeze has been asked to choose between her mum and her home as she’s not needed in their home for now nor invited to any of their parties.

KANU NWANKWO’S BROTHER, OGBONNA LOSES ASSETS TO BRITISH LOVER!

Kanu Nwankwo’s younger brother, Ogbonna may have been broke going by what our impeccable sources have told us. The footballer who had a short stint with the Super Eagles of Nigeria is currently facing financial challenges and to make matter worse, his wealthy footballer brother Kanu is said to be less bothered. The reason, we squealed is because the footballer who once reported to have been locked in a hot romance with a Ghanaian lover has been fore warned by his brother of the cause of his current predicament .

The younger brother of the former Super Eagles' skipper, we gathered while playing in England married a half –British lady who bore him two children against his brother’s wish. Kanu we gathered kicked against the romance because his brother’s wife is not only after his money but one very troublesome as she would fight and call the police at every little misunderstanding that ensued.

 She was said to be the one controlling the union and thus the brother advised him to quit the affair for a decent Nigerian lady who understands the true meaning of marriage and culture. Ogbonna, our source further revealed turned deaf ears to his brother’s advice till his supposed wife landed him in a mega court case on the ground of infidelity that eventually cost him almost all he’s worked for during his active life as a footballer.

Ogbonna according to insiders has sneaked into Nigeria  and trying to get his hand at a business that could bring him back to a normal man if not as rich as he used to be. We also gathered that he’s been begging family members to help him plead with his elder brother to accept and also assist him. We shall keep you posted.

The Task Of Being A Billionaire Son`s Wife-DAKORE

Dakore Egbuson-Akande is one actress who since her debut in the year 2000 in a movie titled, Silent Tears has never been traced to any form of scandal and this sure endeared her to the hearts of many.  The beautiful actress also proved very unique by getting applaud-able acceptance from marketers and producers even after taking a break for almost two years.  Soft spoken Dakore, staged a comeback to Nollywood with new interesting movies where she took lead roles already hitting the cinemas. She was recently interviewed by Enquirer’s Faith Irabor and I bet you wouldn’t want to miss all the interesting things she said in the chat. Please read on

Now that Dakore has a baby girl, how many more kids is she planning to have?

I don’t know. I am just enjoying having a baby. She is just two years, so I am not in a hurry. God knows, my baby means the world to me. She inspires me to want to go back to work. I don’t mind if she ends up an actress tomorrow; she can do whatever she wants to do in life. I will only encourage her.

So tell me, what’s your beauty routine like?

Well I exercise, you know I also have to watch my diet as well as try to be happy at all times and my daughter keeps me happy.

 Let’s not also ignore the fact that motherhood seems to fit you?

It’s amazing even me I’m in  shock, it is like I feel more brighter, more  relaxed in my own skin, I think being a mum did that for me.

What has motherhood taught you?

Self sacrifices, thinking about yourself the last because it’s all about my angel, my life.(laughs)

How old is your daughter now?

She is almost 2 and to see this helpless little baby now growing amazingly is so interesting. She has started talking gradually, she calls me mama. Though it`s very difficult, let me tell you it is not easy to be a mother.

But a lot of people who see you will think it is all easy especially because you are married to the son of a billionaire?

No, it is very difficult because I almost had to put Dakore the actor in a separate world, I had to put that on pause so I could focus on being a wife and a mum so now I’m coming back into the whole scene and I thank God for my fans who had been so supportive and patient and I really hope through me they will understand that a woman can have everything, but not at the same time.

Can you tell us one of your most recent movies now that you’re back?

One of my most recent movies is titled “Journey to Serve” it was at the cinema, it had Ashionye, Nse Ikpe, Chris Attor, Femi Jacob and so on, unfortunately it didn’t run as long as I would have liked and of course it didn’t come out at the time it should have, there was a little problem with that and I shot another movie in Cameroon and that should come out in September 2013. Then I’m supposed to go on set again in less than two weeks from now God willing.

 That means your husband is not telling you not to act anymore?

No! He never did.

A lot of your fans were misinformed, they did say it wasn’t just your husband, but your father in law as well, how true is that?

You know what, I’m hurt because I’m also a journalist, I studied journalism at the University of Lagos (Mass Communications) so I know what I’m supposed to do if you hear a rumour or have a story. All you journalists needed to do was  call me and say Dakore please can you clarify this story about you, but nobody reached me, nobody did that , if anyone did, I will gladly answer, but everyone  had the idea already, that it’s over for her.

But we heard it was part of the terms your father in-law gave if you must marry his son?

Were they there? (General laughter) Did my father in-law stand here, and they were there when he made the declaration? Can they tell us what we were wearing that day and he told me that if you want to marry my son you must quit acting, I will run the other way if that was the case, so I just kept quiet because there is no way I could reach everybody to explain to them, it`s totally false and has no iota of truth.

When you and your husband heard the rumour what were your reactions?

It was very hurtful because he was even like ‘Dear did you ever say that?’ I said no they just said it so I felt really bad because I thought of  how many people am I going to explain to, so I just decided instead of talking the talk, let me work the work and just do the work. The truth is I’m not gone. I’m still acting but can’t be running on set with a little baby as at that time because she was still growing and needed my full attention and care.

Will you still take kissing roles?

I have to consider my husband before taking any role these days. I will not do romantic roles as I used to back in the day. Though, if I get a role that is good and positive, maybe I could act. I am now a new Dakore and not the old Dakore people used to know because I am coming into a new era in my career. I am now a mother and a wife. I just have to be more discerning about them

But between us don’t you feel threatened by the new emergence in Nollywood?

Why should I? The truth I can’t be threatened by any new faces regardless because I am Dakore and unique in my own way so also are they. And we should be happy for them because we need new faces too to grow, it can’t in anyway affect my market value because everyone has gotten their style.

Can we have full insight into your educational background?

I went to Corona School, Gbagada, Lagos one of the best schools in Nigeria which I am very proud of. It was at Corona that I discovered my talents. I always loved to act, dance and sing. I was a member of the choir and was everywhere doing something. I got a lot of time to express myself artistically. After my primary education at Corona, I proceeded to the Federal Government Girls' College, Bauchi. I was very adventurous as a child. I was very independent. I wanted to see the world and it was my first time being away from home on my own. It was a fantastic experience even though I was the youngest in the class and some students used to bully me. But it was fun because it was an eye opening experience. I got to meet a lot of students from all over Nigeria. You know before my sojourn in Bauchi I used to meet students from either Lagos or Ogun. But here were students from Gongola, Kaduna, Bauchi and so on. I had a wonderful experience. I finished from FGGC Bauchi and moved to the University of Lagos for a diploma programme and later went for a degree in Mass Communication.

How is your husband coping now that you are back?

 He is doing very well. I must commend him. He understands the nature of my job and he has been very supportive, he is my greatest fan ever. My husband is a very confident man and he understands it’s my job so he is not jealous that I am in the limelight.

Ok thanks for your time, it’s been nice chatting with you.

You are welcome anytime.

Titi Abiola`s Daughter Joins Politics “Am Taking To Dad`s Shoes”-Rinsola

Rinsola is one of the daughters of the late symbol of democracy, Bashorun Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola, the intelligent lady who`s nudging her early 20s is in fact, one of the children of Alhaja Titi Abiola-one of MKO`s popular wives. Quite reserved and introverted in nature, the young lady who lives in Abuja has stepped into her father`s shoes while the eldest, Arinola is in the academic, she recently finished her doctorate degree. Rinsola who`s now the public relations officer of the youths wing of the merged political parties, APC is a media consultant. She spoke to Editor briefly via the social media

How best can you describe yourself?

My name is 'Rinsola Abiola, daughter of Late Chief MKO Abiola, and I'm an advocate for youth empowerment and inclusion in politics, and women's rights. I'm a media consultant. I'm also currently the interim PRO of the All Progressives Youth Forum, a coalition of youths belonging to the merging parties which make up the All Progressives Congress (APC)

Why did you choose politics, especially considering what happened to your dad? Aren't you afraid?

I believe that politics is not something to be afraid of, because whether we like it or not, we have to agree that staying away would only achieve one thing - and that's ensuring that only those who aren't truly qualified will continue to occupy leadership positions. Youths make up about 70% of our population, so why not harness that obvious collective strength, and elect representatives who would push for policies that would impact us all positively? As long as there's a huge age gap between the leaders and the led, then we shouldn't expect qualitative leadership that's actually tailored to our specific needs. I'm not saying that youths should occupy all positions because I do acknowledge the need to learn first before any other thing, but refusing to get involved won't be to our benefit in the long run.
The eventual consequence of my father's involvement in politics was his death; sad as this may be, I'm not deterred because he possessed the courage and the resolve to put the collective good before personal survival. Personally, I believe that if a lesson should be learnt from the way things turned out, it's to never give up and to persist even in the face of adversity. Also, I believe that dad wouldn't have died if he wasn't destined to. Everything is God's to decide, and his death could not have been hastened or delayed by a second.

What would you say you have in common with your late father?

What I have in common with my dad...well, if I believe in a cause, then I'd be more than willing to see it to the end. People also say that I have pretty good communication skills, and yes, I stammer too!

Are you in a relationship at the moment?

At the moment, I'm single. I believe choosing a spouse is one of the most important decisions anyone could ever make. Your choice of spouse would either bring you joy or misery for the rest of your life, so for now, I'm weighing my options and developing myself too while I'm at it. I want a good husband; first, I must make myself into a good quality wife.

What's your relationship with your elder brother, Kola Abiola, like?

He is a big brother to me, and he's been there a couple of times when I needed him. I also notify him and seek his opinion before taking any major decisions.

....And your other siblings?

We get along. There are many of us in so many different countries, but we do correspond via mail and exchange calls.

Could you provide an insight into your educational background?

I studied Statistics at the University of Agriculture, Abeokuta. I'm currently working on a Postgraduate degree in Public Relations, and a diploma in Islamic Studies. I also have a number of professional qualifications in view.