Omotola Jalade Meets Oprah Winfrey and Other International Stars(See)

 Iconic Nollywood actress Omotola met Oprah and other stars including Thandie Newton, Garceille Beauvais at the 2016 Essense Black Women in Hollywood Awards. See more below... 

Mercy Johnson Stars in First Movie Since Childbirth(Photos)

 Actress Mercy Johnson will be starring in her first Nollywood movie after a long maternity holiday‎. 
The movie titled 'Guy Next Door', was shot in Nigeria and the US. Also starring; Mike Godson, Ani Amatosero, Chelsea Eze, Justice Slik. '' Now you know why mercy had to get back in shape so quickly. Maternity leave is over! . ‎More photos below...

Check Out This New Photo Of The Ooni's New Wife, Wuraola, As Jennifer Obayuwana Congratulates Her

 In confirmation to the news that broke recently about the marriage of the Ooni of Ife to a new wife after the breakdown of his first marriage, Jennifer Obayuwana, billionaire daughter and Executive Director of Polo Avenue, a luxury store in Lagos took her page to give the new Olori a shout out.

She wrote:

"My sister Olori Wuraola Otiti, Otemwen n'uwa, Imose, Bini Princess, let's go to Ile Ife"

Olori Wura is already dressing in white in preparation of her new duties. Congrats to her! 

MTN Withdraws Suit Against NCC, Pays N50bn Out-Of-Court Settlement(Report)

 Telecommunication giant, MTN, today withdrew its legal suit against the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, and paid the sum of N50 billion to settle out-of-court.

The telecom giant withdrew the case at the Federal High Court in Lagos in response to a request by the NCC.

Speaking on the withdrawal, the CEO of MTN Nigeria, Ferdi Moolman, said, “This is a most encouraging development. It demonstrates a willingness and sincerity by both parties to work together towards a positive outcome.”

He further added that MTN paid N50bn to the federal government “as a gesture of good faith and commitment to continued efforts towards an amicable resolution.”

NCC had last year fined the telecom giant the sum of N1.04 trillion for failing to deactivate 5.1 million unregistered SIM cards and later reduced the amount to N780 billion after the first round of negotiations.

MTN, however, requested an out-of-court settlement late last year.

'I am Getting my Skinny Butt Back' - Tiwa Savage Says as She Shares Workout Photo

 The Mavin first lady who welcomed her son seven months ago, shared this photo and wrote "Good morning ���� Getting some new work out gear, because when you look good you feel good. #SlowlyButSurely#, GettingMySkinnyButtBack#RedNation #RED #IamRED#SavageSoldiers".

Nigerian Woman Arrested In U.S For Going Naked In Front Of Police(Photos)

 A Nigerian woman kicked out a police car window after being arrested for disorderly conduct and getting naked in front of police officers. 

The woman, Iyana Sade Llanos, 25, who is a dancer was taken into custody after police responded to a call of two women arguing at The Office Gentleman's Club in Miami, Florida.

Officers arrived at the club to find Llanos outside the strip club screaming profanities.

When the officers confronted her, she began taking off her clothes and continued shouting at them. The officers reportedly told Sade several times to put her clothes back on but she refused. She was said to have smelled of alcohol.

She then began telling the officers: 'Take me to jail.' Sade was placed in hand restraints and put in the back of the car, wrapped in a yellow blanket.

While she was en route to jail, she kicked out a police car window and had to be taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami to be treated for minor injuries, officers said.

Sade will likely be charged with criminal mischief. She will go to jail after she's released from the hospital.

Sad : British Nigerian Tourist Found Dead On Top Of Metra Train in The U.S

 A dead body was found on top of a Metra Electric Line train inside the Kensington Metra yard at 123rd Street and South Indiana Avenue in West Pullman Tuesday afternoon has been identified as missing British tourist Addy Owolana.

 Ademola “Addy” Owolana, 26, had been missing since early Sunday. He was last seen leaving the Low Key club, a reggae night club at 11627 S. Michigan Ave. Police and relatives had been searching for him for the last two days. A citizen of the United Kingdom and Nigeria, he was in the Chicago area to visit family in Plainfield when he got ‘drunk’ and ran down the road; the last they saw of him.

Diezani Alison-Madueke Denies Awarding $24bn Oil Swap Deal Without Contract, Promise to Speak in Due Time

 Former Minister for Petroleum resources, Diezani Alison Madueke has denied allegations made by former group managing director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Austen Oniwon, that she awarded $24 billion oil swap deals without a contract during her tenure as Petroleum Minister. Oniwon made the allegation when he appeared before the House of Representatives ad hoc committee on Petroleum resources.

In a statement released by her spokesperson, Clem Aguiyi today February 24th, Diezani denied the allegation and said she will speak in due time...

“Following the recommendation of the then GMD of NNPC, the minister approved OPAs for a new term of 2 years commencing from 1st January 2015. The entities recommended by NNPC were Sahara Energy Resources Ltd, Aiteo Energy and Duke Oil. NNPC strongly recommended and outlined the benefits of the OPA over the SWAPs and put forward the case for migration from the OPA and crude exchange (SWAP) Contracts to OPAs fully. NNPC posited that the ‘experienced benefits of the OPA to the Federation’, would be much greater. There would have been little need to respond to this particular issue at this time considering that the former minister is still indisposed and would have wished to be left alone to recuperate. She will speak for herself in due time. It is nevertheless imperative that records are set straight so that Nigerians and posterity will know the truth. Mr. Oniwon was right when he stated that the 445000 barrels of crude oil were the property of NNPC, bought from the federal government of Nigeria at the prevailing rate and therefore as GMD, he did not need the Federal Executive Councillor Presidential Approval to enter into SWAP arrangements that will enable NNPC fulfill its statutory obligations. It was also correct that contrary to the picture being painted in the media, not more than 210,000 bpd out of the 445000 bpd lifted by NNPC to ensure adequate supply and distribution of petroleum products were traded under the SWAP arrangement. What the GMD required to execute the above was statutory approval from the minister for the companies! Refineries chosen by NNPC to participate in the SWAP arrangement as outlined in section 4 of the Petroleum Act and section 20 of the NNPC Act. It is however incorrect to say that the former minister gave ‘approval for extension’ unless ‘extension’ can legally be substituted for “renewal” because what the Minister gave (and the records are there) was approval for ‘renewal of contract’. And these approvals were given based on letters of request received from the GMD of NNPC.”the statement read

Oh No! : Ay Comedian’s Wife Deletes Instagram Page Amidst Marriage Breakup Rumours

 According to reports circulating online at the moment, ace comedian Ayo Makun and wife, Mabel Makun are having serious issues in their home.

 Fans are also on Ay’s page cursing him out and saying he is the reason his wife left his home because he is a woman beater. A quick visit to Mabel’s instagram page, Midas_Interiors also shows it no longer exists, explaining she has left instagram for good.

Photos : Meet Olusegun Obasanjo's 20 Successful Children

 Former president, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, in his memoir, ‘My Watch’, revealed his number of children in the order they were born. Of the highly-successful 20 children, 19 are biological, except Kunle, his nephew. According to Obasanjo, he adopted Kunle as his biological child "in every sense of the word to compensate for his mother being deprived of an education by our father".

Obasanjo further said in his memoir, "All my children are frightfully independent and self-assertive. I have started observing the same traits in their children, my grandchildren. In their different areas of endeavour, my children have all made a mark. Eight of them have acquired PhD degrees in their individual areas of learning.

"Almost all the others have one or two master’s degrees. Iyabo, who blazed the trail for all of them, needs to be commended for being a good example and loving big sister." As listed by the ex-president in his memoir, his children are Iyabo, Busola, Segun, Gbenga, Deboye, Bola, Kofo, Biyi, Seun, Bisoye, Olu, Dare, Funke, Damilola, Jonwo, Dayo, Funso, Toyosi, Bukola, and Kunle.”

See their photos below...

Sad : Another Popular Veteran Nollywood Actor Dies(SEE)

 Only a few days after the tragic death of popular Igodo actor Michael Odiachi, Nollywood has experienced another great loss.

Late yesterday, ace producer Fidelis Duker announced on Facebook the passing away of veteran actor Festus Aguebor, who was popular for his roles in movies such as The King and I, Family Contract, Rituals and A Kiss from a Rose. He was also popular for his role as the grandpa in family series "Household."

Duker wrote: 

 “Adieu talented and veteran Actor Fesyud Aguebor …..remember your brilliant delivery of Chief Odeku in my 2002 movie, Family Contract starring Desmond Elliot, Chioma Akpotha, Steph-Nora Okere, Afolabi Bolasodun Makinde, Grace Evaly, amongst others …. May your soul rest in peace. Amen"

May his soul rest in peace. Amen!!!

Hospital Stockpiles Corpses Outisde The Morgue in Delta State(Photo)

 Mortuary attendants at the Bomadi General Hospital, in Bomadi Local Government Area, Delta State, stacked corpses on improvised wooden platforms after embalmment and leave them there for several days even when it rained.

This unorthodox arrangement is due to insufficient space to preserve the corpses in the hospital’s overflowing mortuary. 

Patients at the hospital have expressed disgust at the dilapidated condition of the health-care facility plagued by rats and mosquitoes, which has increased the fear of Lassa fever and Zika virus in the riverside community.

According to Niger Delta Voice, when they visited the morgue, reporters saw embalmed corpses covered with blankets and abandoned outside. 

Workers, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said they were under pressure on daily basis because of the challenges faced by patients while the Doctors on duty refused to make any comment in regard to the situation.

A lawyer and human rights activist, E.U Opukiri, whose wife was on admission, narrated his experience:

 “I am a barrister of nine years in the bar, I came to this hospital because of the health of my wife and my experiences here in these two days are pathetic. There was no electricity and water in the hospital premises, a state government hospital for that matter. Corpses stacked outside the morgue “In the night when the rechargeable lamp we were using went off, rats came out in large numbers and spread everywhere. Some of them came specifically for the bread I bought for my wife, dragging it with me.

“Out of fear, I took the bread and made it a pillow at the head-side of the bed. I was, however, uncomfortable with it because of its shape and so I decided to put it in a cupboard-like shelf there. When I opened the shelf, I saw that it was a haven for rats. There were so many rats that I became afraid being aware of the prevalent Lassa fever caused by rats. We could not sleep at night these two days we were there,” he said.

 Opukiri said:

“Again, the hospital morgue too is an eye sore; our revered and deceased parents are dried right outside in the sun like Bonga fish, which is right there (pointing to the morgue). Therefore, I want government to intervene in this health facility immediately. “As a matter of fact, I can categorically tell you that there is no water in this hospital. All the water facilities are dilapidated, which you can see for yourself. I had to go out of the hospital’s premises in the night to the riverside to fetch water for my wife.”

 Leader of Bomadi Legislative Assembly, Hon Bekes Tonprebofa, who was a patient in the hospital, last year, complained about the state of the facilities and appealed to the state government to do the needful in the hospital.

President Buhari Appoints Visually Impaired Man As Aide

 Dr Samuel Ankeli who headed the Directorate of Persons with Disability at the Buhari/Osinbajo APC presidential campaign headquarters, and led a team that successfully mobilised a large number of more than 24 million disabled persons in the country to support the All Progressives Congress’ candidate and his running mate in the 2015 presidential election campaign, has now been appointed as a Senior Special Assistant.

According to a statement by the President’s Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, the President has saddled Ankeli with the responsibility of dealing with persons living with disability on his behalf.

Ankeli hails from Benue and is married with children.

Sad : 14-year-old Girl Eletrocuted After Charging Her Phone While in The Bath

 A teenage girl who tried to use her mobile phone while in the bath was tragically killed when the charger plugged into an extension cord, fell into the water.
 The incident happened in Moscow where the girl lived with her mother, 40, and her older brother.

Her mother found the 14-year-old and said she was so badly electrocuted that her body had started to burn. She had locked the bathroom door and used an extension lead to plug in her phone.

When the mother realised that her daughter, who hasn’t been named, had been in the bathroom for a long time, she started to call for her to come out. After she heard no response, she forced her way inside and found her daughter’s lifeless body. 

The mum said the teenager had the charger in her hands and the mobile phone was on the floor, and she had used an extension lead because there were no plugs in the bathroom.

26-Year Old Nigerian Man Goes Missing In Chicago(Photo)

 A Nigerian tourist from London who went to a reggae club in the West Pullman neighbourhood in Chicago ran off after stepping outside around 4 a.m. Sunday and hasn't been seen by his family since, police said.

Police and relatives of Ademola "Addy" Owolana, 26, are now searching for him and growing increasingly concerned for his safety because he's not familiar with the area.

Owolana was last seen at 4 a.m. outside of the Low Key club, 11627 S. Michigan Ave., according to a missing person flier.

Owolana had been visiting family in Plainfield when he said he "wanted to go out and have a good time," said Natalie, a family friend. He went to the reggae lounge in Chicago with friends and a cousin.

Owolana went outside of the club with one of the men early Sunday. They were sitting on a car, and at one point he asked for the keys to the car, Natalie said.

The other man explained he did not have keys to the car and Owolana "started running down the block," Natalie said.

Relatives Sheriff Akinoso told ABC7 that Owolana had been drinking, and him running off "was more like a joke. Now it's getting more serious," Akinoso said.

The man who was outside with Owolana ran back into the club to get the rest of the group, but Owolana was gone when they went outside, Natalie said.

They searched the area but could not find Owolana, who does not have a cellphone.

"The area, it's not safe," said Natalie. "We don't know why he started just randomly running."

Owolana is a black British man who is 5-foot-6, weighs 130 pounds and has brown eyes and black hair, according to police. The words "Family First" are tattooed on his left arm, "Loyalty" is tattooed on his shoulder and a musical note is tattooed on his upper right arm.

Owolana was wearing a red shirt, blue jeans, a black jacket, a baseball hat and a gold chain with a Versace pendant.

Anyone with information is asked to call police at 312-747-8274.

Closer Look Of Annie Idibia’s Makeup To Ita Giwa’s Birthday Party

 

 The Nollywood actress and wife of 2face Idibia looked Flawlessly beautiful, didn't she?

Man Beats Wife To Death After Finding Lover Boy In Their Bedroom

 

 It was a sad weekend in Ndubia Inyimaegu community in Izzi Local Government Area of Ebonyi State, following reports of the death of one Jacinta, who was allegedly beaten to death by her husband, James Uguru, over adultery.

Confirming the incident, Police Public Relations Officer of the state command, ASP George Okafor, revealed that the suspect had angrily beaten his wife to stupor when the deceased stopped him from chasing after her alleged lover boy.

The Lagos-based Uguru was said to have become suspicious of the wife’s alleged promiscuity following rumours making the  rounds on the matter in the community whenever he visits home to see his family.

… and the phone rang

It was learned that trouble started when the couple was discussing in the sitting room and suddenly a phone started ringing in their bedroom. As the husband made to go for the phone, his wife held his waist, preventing him from moving.

Vanguard gathered that as he was being prevented from entering the bedroom, the wife’s alleged lover ran out from their bedroom. His wife’s insistence that he should not chase after the man made him vent his anger on her.

According the police spokesman, the suspect has been arrested as efforts were on to arrest the said lover boy.

Sad! : How Lagos Hospital Allegedly Killed 2-Year Old Boy(Photos)

 This is the sad story of how one Mrs Essien who lost her only son, Shawn, a two-year-five-month-old baby at a Lagos hospital due to the incompetence of the doctor in charge. Mrs Essien who was a happy mom until now says she wants justice for the death of her son and appealing to right authorities to investigate the hospital in order to prevent more deaths from occurring. It’s such a sad case. May we not lose our children, may the children we have used our hands to carry not die in our hands, so sad. 

 “On December 9, 2015, I took my two-year-five-month-old son to De Vitals Cares Hospital at Babalola Bus Stop in Ilogbo for treatment. My child had been restless all night and had woken up weak and with yellowish eyes. We hurriedly left the house very early in the morning and got to the hospital a few minutes past 7am. They inserted a cannula (into his body), took his blood and put him on intravenous fluid immediately (after) his blood had been taken.

“I asked the medical doctor attending to him why the IV was given and what drugs were being injected into the IV, since the results of the tests weren’t out yet. And my son wasn’t passing out stool or vomiting. He murmured ‘B-complex’ and walked away. About an hour later, the doctor walked back into the room and I asked him if the test results were out and what the results of the tests were, he said he would be back and walked out again. He kept coming in and out of the room without telling me what the results were.

“This got me very worried. I started to feel something was horribly wrong with my son and that was why he didn’t want to tell me what the results were. The next time he came into the room I told him I wanted to know what the test results were and he said it was acute malaria and his PCV (packed cell volume) was 18 per cent and that he might need a blood transfusion,” Essien said.

Another IV, a saline solution, she noted was given to her son, with the hospital medical staff saying it will “wash away the yellowness from my son’s eyes.”

But her son’s condition worsened.

“My son became very restless when the second IV fluid got half way and it seemed like he was trying hard to breathe. I asked three nurses that came into the room if they had a nebulizer but they all didn’t seem to know what a nebulizer was. They said I shouldn’t be scared that it’s malaria parasite that made him restless. They kept assuring me that by the next morning, he will be fine,” Shawn’s mother said.

With Shawn’s health not improving, the hospital reportedly gave him a third and a fourth IV. At the third IV, his stomach, arms and feet were double of their sizes, his mother said. Despite the baby’s worsening condition, Essien said the hospital assured her the baby would be fine.

“My son seemed to be finding it so hard to breathe. The doctor came in again and I asked him exactly what all the IV fluids were for; that my child wasn’t passing out any stool neither was he vomiting. I don’t think he needs any more IV fluid. He left the room immediately and less than a minute later a nurse came in and said the doctor asked her to take out the IV.

“At about 10.33pm, the doctor came into the room and I said, ‘Doctor, please help me. My baby isn’t getting any better.’ He replied ‘Madam, pray to God to help you!’ He said he had decided to transfer my son and he wrote a referral letter for me to take my son to another hospital. My son had started gasping and his eyes seemed to have gone right into their sockets and looking even more yellowish,” she added.

By midnight, Essien and Shawn arrived at Isolo General Hospital. The chubby two-year-old was said to have arrived too late as he died about two minutes after he arrived the hospital.

“We got to the Isolo General Hospital, past midnight. The doctor on call seemed shocked after reading the referral letter. I remember him murmuring ‘What kind of stupid doctor administered all this medication to a child!’ He immediately put my son on oxygen and my son passed away in my arms after about two minutes.

Two weeks after Shawn’s death, Essien got a call from one Dr. Vitalis Mezie, the Chief Medical Director of the private hospital that treated her baby.

“I got a call from a certain Dr. Vitalis. He said he was the owner and medical director of the hospital where my son was treated. And that he was calling to apologise for the incompetence of his staff, which led to my son’s demise. He asked if I could send my address, so that he can come and apologise face to face and pay condolence. He came over a few days later with a member of his staff called Jerry.

“According to Dr. Vitalis, on the day I brought my son to his hospital, he had a court case in Ijebu-Ode (in Ogun State) and left a certain doctor in charge. The doctor in charge had to go for Shiloh 2015 (Winners Chapel Church’s convention/crusade), and (that doctor) invited another doctor who is a friend to stand in for him in the hospital.

“Dr. Vitalis went ahead to explain to us (my mother, my husband and I) how a nurse had called him to explain the situation at the hospital and he ordered that my son should be transferred to another hospital, because he didn’t want my son to pass away in his hospital.

He said when he was contacted while away in Ijebu-Ode, he knew his staff had ‘messed’ up, and it was ‘too late.’ He promised that the doctor who treated my son would visit to ‘apologise’ for his mistakes. My husband asked him what the doctor’s name was and he claimed he didn’t know, that when he came back from Ijebu-Ode and heard the entire story of what happened, he ‘beat the hell out’ of the doctor and asked him never to come close to his hospital. He never brought the doctor to apologise,” Shawn’s mother narrated.

When Sunday Punch contacted Dr. Mezie, he denied taking responsibility for the two-year-old’s death.

“I have told her that the medical doctor who attended to her son is not our doctor. He was just on a visit. We are not responsible for the death of her son. It is not negligence of the hospital. You know some of these general hospitals give a bad image of private hospitals; maybe they are having problems with them (private hospitals), I don’t know.

“What happened was that the woman refused blood transfusion when she was told that her son’s PCV level was 18 – that was what my doctor told me when I came back. She said she didn’t want blood transfusion.

“While I was away (in Ijebu-Ode), and was informed that the baby’s condition was not improving I told my staff to discharge the baby immediately. The baby did not die in the hospital; the baby died at the general hospital. Nobody knew what they did in the general hospital with the baby. The medical doctor who treated the son was a visiting doctor. I was not around and my doctor was not around.

“I didn’t go to apologise for any negligence on the part of my hospital. I only went there to sympathise with her. Apologise for what? Why should we apologise? The baby died in the general hospital. How can we apologise? What are we apologising for? We did not apologise. In the normal Igbo culture, if someone dies, you go and visit; and he was our patient. We referred him (to another hospital) and a patient died and we are there to find out what happened,” De Vitals’ medical director said.

Essien, however, refuted Dr. Mezie’s claim that she did not allow the hospital to give her son blood transfusion, saying that she is not a Jehovah’s Witness who will refuse blood transfusion on religious grounds.

“The doctor that attended to my son mentioned once that my son might need blood transfusion and never again in the 16 hours I spent in that hospital was the issue of my baby needing blood mentioned. Never! I have had two cesarean sections. In both major operations, two pints of blood were demanded by the hospital I used; my husband provided the blood, which I didn’t use at the end of the day.

“I am knowledgeable about these things and if I can get blood for myself why would I refuse blood for my son? Why didn’t they refer me to another clinic immediately since they claimed I refused that my son should be transfused? Why did they keep us there for a whole 16 hours and kept pumping his tiny body with IV fluids?” she said.

Dr. Mezie also denied any attempt to shield the identity of the doctor who treated Shawn.

“I am not hiding the identity of the medical doctor. I will give you the number of my doctor who brought him,” he promised.

He had not done so when this report was filed. Repeated phone calls and text messages to the medical director did not yield any fruit.

The Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria has however expressed its interest in the case.

Essien said she was determined to get justice for her son.

“I am going to petition the Nigeria Police Force. This man (Dr. Mezie) and his hospital must be investigated. I will like the medical association to please investigate this man and his hospital, to prevent more lives being lost either to carelessness or negligence and to avoid a situation whereby any human being will pass through the emotional pain and trauma I am currently going through due to the death of my only son,” she said.

Photos : Celebs Storm Port Harcourt For Monalisa Chinda’s Traditional Wedding

Celebrities yesterday, mostly her colleagues stormed Port Harcourt, to celebrate with actress/talk show host Monalisa Chinda. This will be the actress’ 2nd marriage but she quietly kept the man away from preying friends and the press until the last day. Daniella Okeke, Ibinabo Fiberesima, Oge Okoye, Ebube Nwagbo and a host of others were all present at the wedding ceremony. See more photos below....

Cute : Wizkid's Newborn Son Sleeps in his Mum's Arms(See Photos of His First Valentine's Day celebration)

 Wizkid's babymama Binta Diallo pictured above with their son, Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun Jnr last night. Also see photos from baby Ayo's first Valentine Day celebration below...

Read Letter a Man Wrote to His Daughter After Finding Out She Was Dating a Black Man

 Racism is still very much a huge problem in the world that is why a man like Donald Trump will make so many disgusting racist comments and still lead in an election poll.

 A teenager named Stephanie shared a letter she received from her dad after he found out she was dating a black man.. Read the letter below...

Man Kills His Girlfriend in Jos For Not Spending Valentine With Him(Graphic Photo)

 OAP Bello Lukman of Unity FM 93.3 FM Jos, shared this pathetic story on his Facebook wall. He said a man who lives in Jos, Plateau state killed his girlfriend because she didn't spend Valentine with him. Read his account of the story and graphic pic of the girl's corpse below...

"!Dele and Nanchin were in a four year relationship. They both grew up in Fudawa area of Jos. Dele is highly temperamental, he beats her after every provocation despite the fact that she was the one that feeds him most times. In December last year, she told him she wants to quit but he refused. He was still coming. . . On Valentines day, he expected them to be together but she went out without him. This made him angry and infuriated. He waited until 11 pm but she refused to come back knowing fully well that he will beat her as usual. As early as 7am, he was in her house in Tina Junction. After eating breakfast, it was her dead body that was found when he left her house. I pray you, your relatives, and your family member never experience such Amen".

Caroline Ekanem’s Marriage to Billionaire Hubby Crashes?(SEE)

 The marriage of Nollywood actress, Caroline Ekanem and billionaire businessman, Musa Danjuma has reportedly collapsed. According to multiple reports, the beautiful mother of 3 has moved on from the union as a result of alleged regular beatings she has been getting from Musa.

 Caroline, who has in the past refuted claims of battery by her hubby, we hear couldn’t continue suffering in silence and has run for her life.

She has also deleted all photos of Musa Danjuma from her Instagram account while she has been posting messages which many interprete as indicating that her marriage has collapsed.

She recently shared an image of a ‘broken heart’ which she captured ‘no regrets’ among other cryptic messages.

She also shared this image indicating she is single on Instagram but took down the post as reactions started filtering in…