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Lady declared missing by family found with lover in Abuja

The daughter of a member of the House of Representative who connived with her boyfriend to extort money from her father has been arrested.

On Saturday, October 10, popular music producer, Michael Collins, alias Don Jazzy, posted a missing person alert, calling on members of the public with useful information as to the where abouts of Jessica Edionwele, the 24-year-old daughter of Hon. Joe Edionwele, the member representing Esan West, Esan Central and Igueben Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives.

According Don Jazzy, the lady had left Lagos on October 7, to Abuja to visit with her father but was no where to be found when the family went to pick her up at the airport even after the airline had confirmed the flight had landed in Abuja at exactly 5.15pm.

The family was thrown into confusion owing to what they thought was an abduction but as it turned out, the young lady had beaten her family and took an airport taxi to her boyfriend's place in the Lugbe area of the Federal Capital territory.

While the family ran from pillar to post looking for her, the lady reportedly gave her father’s telephone number to her boyfriend who called the Honourable member and 'threatened' that if he wanted his daughter back alive, he should pay a certain amount of money as ransom, in an apparent attempt to extort money from her father.

But as luck would have it, someone saw her in the neighbourhood and alerted the police who traced her whereabouts and arrested  her and the  'kidnapper cum lover'.

In January, a 25-year-old undergraduate of the Delta State University, Abraka, Belynda Chinwe Bosa, was arrested by the police in Port harcourt for conniving with her jobless boyfriend to kidnap her so as to extort  N10 million from her parents.

 In a desperate act to receive public sympathy for his ongoing trial at the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT), the Senate President Bukola Saraki allegedly hired street urchins to march in a solidarity protest for him and condemn his ongoing trial on Tuesday.

The protesters-for-hire gathered at the National Assembly with posters of Saraki and Ekweremadu and they were openly chanting solidarity songs.

The protesters included truck pushers, okada riders, beggars and thugs..

According to SR, banners belonging to groups, the Coalition of Civil Society and Media Executives, were carried but no member of the civil society group or media executive were present at the rally.

The group said that the trial of the Senate President was an act of victimization and persecution as a result of his stance on anti-corruption and integrity in the Senate and National Assembly. The group charged that the time and manner of the prosecution, and the jurisdiction of the tribunal, were suspect. They also urged Bukola Saraki not to resign but to persevere because the allegations against him are false and unfounded.

One of the protesters, speaking to SR anonymously, said he was a scavenger at Mpape, a suburb of FCT, and decided to join the group because they promised to give him N1000 each at the end of the rally.

“They brought a big bus to our location in Mpape and asked us to come and do 'sai Saraki' and they will pay one thousand naira," he added.

As the situation escalated, and began obstructing human and vehicular traffic around the National Assembly, the Senate Chairman of the Ad hoc Committee on Media, Senator Dino Melaye, arrived at the gate to address the fake protesters.

Immediately the rented protesters were dismissed, some of them were spotted sharing money and fighting at the Eagle Square.

The CCB has filed 13 charges against Saraki including false declaration of assets acquired during his tenure as Governor of Kwara State from 2003 to 2011. Saraki was forced in front of the CCT to respond to these charges before the case was adjourned to 21st and 22nd October for formal trial.

Prophet Bushiri of the Enlightened Christian Gathering (ECG) in Malawi has left the Christian world awe-struck with a miracle in which he floats on thin air. Bushiri, who earned himself a reputation as a man of God with his prophesies, has left tongues wagging with a new video that depicts him walking in the air.

The hair-raising miracle worker was captured while performing his latest video. See below...

 The video showed him holding nothing but swinging his legs about. Shepherd Bushiri as he is fondly claims that God blesses him by helping him perform miracles. He regularly posts stunts on social media.

It is recalled that only recently, the Flamboyant Malawian Prophet also claimed that God ‘blessed’ him with a private jet and a Bentley.

The Code of Conduct Bureau has slammed a 13-count charge of corruption on the President of the Senate, Bukola Saraki over some alleged secret dealings.

In charge number ABT/01/15, dated September 11 and filed before the Code of Conduct Tribunal, Saraki is accused of offences ranging from anticipatory declaration of assets to making false declaration of assets in forms he filed before the Code of Conduct Bureau while he was governor of Kwara state.

Senate President Saraki also hide some assets he acquired while in office as governor...

Among other offences, including allegedly acquiring assets beyond his legitimate earnings, Saraki is also accused of operating foreign accounts while being a public officer – governor and senator.

The offences, the charge said, violated sections of the Fifth Schedule of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999, as amended.
Saraki is also said to have breached Section 2 of the Code of Conduct Bureau and Tribunal Act and punishable under paragraph 9 of the said Fifth Schedule of the Constitution.

The charges were prepared by M.S. Hassan, a deputy director in the office of AG of the Federation. It is not clear whether the document had been served on Saraki but the case is set to begin.

65-year-old German Pleschke Heinz-Georg took to his official Facebook account to post a message announcing the official separation from his Kenyan wife. He wrote:

    "All friends, note. After the unfortunate incidents in recent weeks, caused by the unlawful conduct before my wife (name withheld), I hereby give official separation from her now on, I take no liability for all her financial or other transactions. I wish her all the best for the future. But please, do not come back."

Mr. Heinz and his young wife have been together for 8 years. They met in 2007 and tied the knot in 2011. In an interview with Citizen Digital, he revealed how he met his wife and other sundry details. "I met my wife in 2007 in Mombasa. Her daughter was six-months-old then. She also told me her dad had died in a road accident in Malindi. So,she needed somebody to take care of her. I agreed to chip in. I told her am too old to marry her; but she told me age is just but a number. She wanted something more meaningful out of the relationship, so I agreed to marry her in 2011. We have now been together for eight years – four dating, four in marriage." The German also said that until their split, he was the sole provider and sustainer of his wife’s lifestyle. "All through I made sure I supported her financially and she lacked nothing. I would also make sure I visited her in Kenya from Germany two times a year; in June and December. I made sure she is living well – I booked her an apartment in Ukunda, opened her salon business, which I came to understand she closed down, sold it for small money and used the funds to finance her hefty lifestyle," Sharing his relocation plans with his wife, George disclosed: "I also told her I know she misses me, but asked her to be patient till I retire in 2013, and then I would come and live with her in Kenya forever. Perhaps buy a plot, make a home and be in each other’s arms."

Though he was happy to take care of her, Georg knew his wife is extravagant.

    "She’s the high maintenance kind of woman who likes to show off. She wasted the money on drinking with her friends, and she could hotel-hop with her clique drinking all kinds of expensive liquor."

When asked if he was suspicious of his wife’s philandering ways, he said:

    "Some of her friends reported to me these things, but I had no evidence. I had to trust her – she was my wife. Some of them even told me she is sleeping around."

On the incidents that led to his disowning her on Facebook, he narrated:

    "On Friday, July 17, I withdrew Sh1 million from the bank. She’d been nagging me to buy her a car, so we agreed we’ll use the money to purchase one on Monday, July 20. I however asked her to keep the money safe in the wardrobe – just to see if I could trust her."

On Saturday, July 18, the couple visited a restaurant, and Georg says she asked him for permission to use his car to visit a friend.

    "She’d promised she’d come pick me after two hours. The period elapsed, and several hours later I still did not see her. I tried calling her but her cell phone was switched off. I got worried and reported the matter to police. I then proceeded home; only to be shocked to find her belonging plus the Sh1 million she’d kept in the wardrobe missing.”

He revealed the police could not trace her, and that she’d changed her phone number. However, he contacted his wife’s friends who told him that she had eloped with another man who resides in Mombasa. When he got in touch with his wife on Facebook, Heinz claims she opened up why she left without warning.

    "In one of the messages, she sent me read: ‘I spent eight years of my young life with you. I just took Sh1 million and you are complaining! I needed the car too to start a new life.’" he said.

The 65-year-old narrated how he sold his home and property in Germany to come start a new life with his wife in Kenya.

    "After retiring from work in 2013 and finishing my relocation plans from Germany, I joined my wife in Mombasa in June 2015. I even told her maybe I have 25 years of life, and that our lives would be a happy one with no financial difficulties. But I am sad, she ended up disappointing me! I am hearing through our mutual friend that she said if I forgive her, she’d come back. But I have moved on; I just want a divorce!"

Maanwhile, his wife commented on the post saying,

     "I don’t argue with fools. I am your third wife by law without counting girlfriends in between. Does it mean every woman you met is bad? Go to court and apply for a divorce. Facebook won’t help you in any way."