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Kwame Bonsu, a Ghanaian football player in the Sweden second division was sentenced to two years in prison for allegedly beating and raping his wife. The wife, a Swedish citizen who they first met in the year 2014 and got married the following year said the beating started in November 2015 in their apartment when he refused to let her out one evening but Bonsu repeatedly denied the charges but testimonies from the wife’s relatives and friends led the court to believe the victim’s version of the event. The Swedish court has ruled that after serving his sentence, the 22 years who played for the Gefle IF club will be expelled from the country where he had lived since 2013, the Gavle district court ruled. His club, Gefle has also dismissed Bonsu from the team following the incident with immediate effect, he will also have to pay the sum of 245,000 kronor (25,000 euros, $28,000) compensation to the wife.

Tribalism in Nigeria is the oldest score among the numerous ethnic groups in the country and the fit of who is the superior is also agelong battle. If the Arewa youth are giving their Igbo brothers ultimatum to leave the northern region by October 1, then something has to be done about that. A kind of arrangement has to be brought to the table, some kind of tap dance has to be organized between the Igbos and the Hausas. The wounds from the Nigeria-Biafra civil war is still very fresh and the post war affairs that were arranged further the hatred shared amongst  the ethnic groups involved. Nigeria is the most united and strongest country in Africa and history will not repeat itself,  the advocating for war by some youths are just the lashing out of pains of the marginalization caused by the mismanagement of leaders of the country.  The united Nations has called on different ethnic tribes and groups in Nigeria to be more tolerant to ensure unity and peace in the cou...

Saudi Arabian notorious richest arm dealer in the world Adnan Khashoggi dies at the age of 82, a billionaire and a businessman and also known for his renowned lavish lifestyle. His family and beloved one who adored him for his strength and dignity, said that the  tycoon has been undergoing treatment for Parkinson's disease before his untimely dead.  He died in London on Tuesday, according to a family statement. He was surrounded by his family, children and grandchildren and his is survived by his wife, Lamia. The richest men on earth are mostly surrounded by lavish parties which last for days, supermodels that makes the party a fit and extravagance of all sort, in the 1970s, it was rumored that Adnan Khashoggi was worth £2.4 billion.  But the Mirror reported that, for almost two decades, he held the record for the most expensive divorce settlement in history, when his wife Soraya divorced him, she sued for £1.5 billion though she didnt get anything close to that bu...

The IF crooner music playboy has come out openly on a program on cool fm called CoolQuickie, where celebrities are asked some questions, where they actually have to choose between two options. This is where the OBO inventor came out to make it know to his female fans his love for blow jobs and Ginnie in the bottle. He was also quick to add that when it comes to ladies, he prefers their upper endowment not too big or too small, am sure you guys know what he was talking about?

Titilope Sonuga is a prolific writer and spoken word poet, she has graced both local and international stages, in a country where spoken word poetry craft is fast developing and gaining audiences among the elite. Titilope Sonuga has established herself firmly to the root with her spoken word album, Mother Tongue which was released in 2013 followed by her second collection of poetry, Abscess, in 2014. She was the winner of the 2011 Canadian Authors’ Association Emerging Writer Award for her first collection of poems, Down To Earth.  She performed alongside renowned poets Sonia Sanchez, Jayne Cortez, Yusef Komunyakaa and others, at the first spoken word showcase of the Achebe Colloquium on Africa at Brown University. Her poetry also afforded her a meeting with the late poet and activist, Maya Angelou. She was a speaker at Tedx Edmonton in 2014 and the 2015 - 2016 ambassador for Intel's She Will Connect Program across Nigeria. Titilope was the first poet to appear at a Niger...