Intimate Affairs: THE HUSBAND SNATCHER
By Funke Egbemode
‘Whose idea was this whole ‘husband snatcher’ theory? Who started it? I asked my friend. He’s a man, street-wise one too.
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First with details then facts By Funke Egbemode
‘Whose idea was this whole ‘husband snatcher’ theory? Who started it? I asked my friend. He’s a man, street-wise one too.
By Alexandria Dominic-Chukwu
Two siblings have been banished from their community in Lude, Mbaise, Imo State, for allegedly committing incest – sleeping with each other.
* Why You Must Know Your Genotype
There is nothing as painful as living with a disease that can cause sudden episodes of extreme pain, or having a child or a relative that often goes through recurrent bouts of pains.
By Becky Ujam (Lifestyle/Fashion Reporter)
A female medical doctor from Ekiti state, Bella Nifemi, has made application to the Ooni of Ife, His Royal Highness, Oba Enitan Adeyeye Ogunwusi, Ojaja II, to become his wife number eight.
(A True Life Story)
There are many things we don’t know and one of them is that, sometimes, marriage is not by fire or by force. Even though I am a Christian, I was raised to believe that God hates divorce but God doesn’t mean the person involved in divorce.
This week’s Times Will Tell brings us Nigerian-American filmmaker Ose (pronounced OH-SE) Oyamendan, who spent the better part of a decade filming his feature documentary, “Other Voices,” in Israel’s Sderot and in Gaza, to capture a story that is not often told.
A viral video has shown the moment a lady smashed a bottle on the head of another lady she accused of being the side chick of her husband in a five-star hotel in Accra, the capital Ghana.
By Cecilia Ogezi (In Abuja)
In a unique blend of creativity and elegance which brings to light the intrinsic value of sheer taste and grandeur, Rayha Swish Empire, a premium fashion brand in the heart of Abuja that caters to the “woman of style”, has unveiled it's adoring and eclectic pieces for a new season in the capital.
PJ In Da House!
Last Sunday, the story of a woman in Cross River state, Claret Opara Bassey, who died while chasing after her husband, Mr. Sunday Bassey and his side chick left me wondering what possessed the woman to such stupidity?
The Sector Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), in Cross River, Maikano Hassan, has confirmed a lone incident that killed a middle aged woman in Calabar on Sunday who was in a hot chase of her husband over his “mistress”.
* Says I'm Yet To Collect My Share Of Ransom Money Before Arrest By Police
A 40-year-old woman, Mrs Joy Sunday, arrested by the police for conspiracy over the kidnap of her husband in Akwa Ibom State, said on Friday that she partook in the act because her husband starved her of sex and money for too long.
By Chris Kraft, Ph.D
With no need to worry about getting your period, becoming pregnant or being walked in on by your kids, your postmenopausal sex life should be stellar, right? It can be good, but don’t expect it to be the same type of sex you were having in your 20s, says Chris Kraft, Ph.D., director of clinical services at the Sex and Gender Clinic in the department of psychiatry at Johns Hopkins Medicine.