Randy Pastor Impregnates 6 Married Women In His Church

“What he did is just disgraceful and a person like him could not be allowed to be part of a religious institution because what he did goes against all that Christianity stands for. Some members were threatening to beat him up but they were restrained by the church elders.”The Pastor of Faith Ministries, a church in the Matobo District of Matabeleland South, has been expelled after her impregnated six married women who were members of his church.
Pastor Derek Ngulube was shown the red card by the church’s elders last month bringing to an end his reign of s*xual terror. Pastor Ngulube is reported to have impregnated the six within a period of one year.
His antics were brought to light after a visiting Pastor prophesied that there was an elder within the church who is in the habit of bedding married women. After a ‘witch hunt’, it was established that Pastor Ngulube was the elder who had been fingered in the prophecy.
A source said on being questioned, Pastor Ngulube opened up and said he was indeed the one fingered in the prophecy. “He tried to deny the allegation but later came back to his senses and said he was the one in the prophecy,” said the source.

It is reported that Pastor Ngulube also revealed that all the women he had bedded fell pregnant. On hearing the news, the church’s elders were left with no choice but to expel him.
The source said that the husbands of the women that Ngulube claimed to have impregnated were summoned by the church’s elders and had the shameful news broken to them.
Contacted for comment, Pastor Ngulube said he was sorry. “I feel bad and I want to say I am very sorry for what I did. If I could be given another chance I wouldn’t repeat the mistake. I also welcome the punishment that the church leaders gave me.”
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Flooded Courtroom Stops Proceeding In Owerri

Imo Hotels, Owerri, building where Owerri Urban Customary Court is situated, was yesterday submerged with flood lead to cancellation of the day’s proceedings.

The flood came on the heels of a torrential rain experienced which lasted for several hours on Monday.

The flood was said to have been caused by tampering of the top soil by the contractor handling a government project in the premises.

A staff of the court who spoke in anonymity said: “The contractor bulldozed the top soil of the area and ended up creating a basin around the court building. The courtroom is flooded and no one can even get close to the door.

“You have seen what we are facing. Can anybody work in this type of condition? Except you tell the world what you have seen, nobody will get to know that we cannot get our jobs done for no fault of ours”.
The lawyers were seen in groups discussing the incident, after which they agreed to take fresh dates for their matters, while the court officials who were also at the scene obliged

N70,000 Pension Mysteriously Turns To Paper In Calabar

A 24-year-old woman withdrew his father’s pension from a second generation bank in order to cater for his upkeep as he lies ill, but the money mysteriously turned to pieces of newspapers after she alighted from a cab in Calabar, the Cross River State capital.

The woman said she had gone to the bank located at Murtala Muhammed Highway, Calabar Road, to withdraw N70,000.00 but later discovered to her surprise that the money which she wrapped in a black cellophane bag before boarding a taxi had turned to pieces of paper, Vanguard reports.

Still in shock and total disbelief, the lady narrated the incident to policemen on duty and concerned commuters amidst tears. She said after making the withdrawal she boarded the taxi to Watt Market to buy some items.

She said she flagged a taxi with four passengers at the back seat and one in front, and she was asked by the driver to squeeze herself in at the front seat.

As she was about to enter the front seat, a male in front came down for her to go in. Not suspecting anything, she entered and sat close to the driver, while the male passenger entered and sat by the door.

“When I got in, the other man followed and was telling me to adjust. The driver, in pretext of helping me to sit well kept pulling my left hand that held the black polythene bag containing the money.

“In a short while, the driver said there was no space for me, that I should alight. Moments after I alighted, after the car had zoomed off, I experienced coldness when I realised that the polythene bag was now lighter”

The woman further said to clear her doubt, she reached for the bag only to discover that her father’s pension had turned to pieces of paper.

She said she immediately stopped another taxi to go after the earlier one and when she could not catch up with it, she stopped and reported the matter to policemen.

The lady told Vanguard that she was afraid of telling her ailing father what happened, saying it may kill him.

She has now borrowed money from her friend so that her father wouldn’t notice anything had gone wrong.

Police could not be reached for immediate comment, but a security expert in Calabar who heard of the incident said the lady gave police little or nothing to work with. “If she got the number of the car, that would have counted for something,” he said.

Nine PDP Govs Voted For Amaechi – Lamido

Jigawa Sate Governor, Alhaji Sule Lamido, on Tuesday said nine Peoples Democratic Party governors voted for the incumbent chairman of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum, Mr. Rotimi Amaechi, at the June 4 election that later divided the forum.

Lamido gave a specific insight into what happened during the NGF election while speaking in an interview with the Hausa Service of the Voice of America monitored in Abuja, on Tuesday

Speaking specifically about the election of Ameachi as Chairman, NGF, Lamido said,

“I also voted for Ameachi. Look, in the PDP, myself, the governor of Kano, the governor of Niger, the governor of Kebbi, the governor of Sokoto, the governor of Kwara, the governor of Rivers, the governor of Adamawa, nine of us PDP governors voted for him.

“This election was for the NGF, not a candidate for the PDP; there is nothing to it.”
In a veiled reference to the consensus reached by the Northern Governor Forum to present Governor Jonah Jang as consensus candidate.

He said, “For one group to come and say ‘this is your leader, let’s present him to the nation’. Things are not done like that. People forget easily we are all reasonable people and the PDP was founded by reasonable people.”

Lamido also took a swipe at the party’s leadership over the suspension of Sokoto State Governor, Aliyu Wamakko.

While describing the suspension of Wamakko by the Bamanga Tukur-led National Working Committee as reckless, he said leaders needed to be circumspect in taking decisions.

He said, “Any reasonable politician, who has foresight, knows that doing anything that will cause trouble for party members or bring confusion, a leader should avoid it.

“The suspension of Wamakko was a mistake that shows a lack of leadership. Secondly, there was recklessness because what was his offence?

“The truth is Bamanga Tukur was defeated in Bauchi or was he not defeated during the zonal elections in Bauchi? He was defeated, not so?

“Myself, Wamakko, the governor of Kano and others came together and said what they (North East) did was wrong, so we will not agree; let us go for an election.

“The North East said its consensus candidate was Babayo. Bamanga Tukur was brought to us at the convention and we elected him, even from this, you have your answer (about the NGF election).”

$5m for Baby KimYe’s First Pictures

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Arriving last Saturday – five weeks earlier than scheduled, Baby KimYe spoiled her parents’ plan of sharing the spotlight with the Queen of England’s first great-grandchild, expected to be born to the Duke of Cambridge, and his gracefully pregnant consort, Kate Middleton, in July

Against all expectations, the 32-year-old P0*n-star-turned-reality-TV-queen Kimberly opted for a natural birth rather than easier delivery alternatives. For the very first time, Kim – a woman of very easy virtues and Kris Jenner’s biggest cash cow – is applauded for choosing a difficult option.

Another big surprise is that she didn’t take over an entire floor of the Cedars-Sinai Hospital, in Beyonce Carter fashion, for her delivery.

Impromptu delivery or not, trust Grandma Kris, Baby Daddy Kanye and the whole Kardashian/Jenner clan to protect baby KimYe’s pictures from leaking to the public for free. All we hear for now is that she has dark hair and looks more like her mum than dad.

According to experts, the first pictures of KimYe could command an upward of $5 million. Brad Elterman, of the Buzz Foto Agency, confirmed this while adding that: “There are very few groundbreaking stories in today’s pop culture that can command big bucks, but I guess this is one that will get some tails wagging.”

Kim had sold exclusive picture rights of her second wedding ceremony to People’s Magazine for the sum of $1.8 million and bridal shower pictures to OK! Mag for $100,000 as part of the total $18M she reportedly made off the pre and actual wedding coverage by the media. The August 2011 marriage to Basketballer Kris Humphries lasted 72 days.

S/West PDP Endorses Jonathan For Second Term

The South West Zone of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP , has endorsed President Goodluck Jonathan for a second term in office, noting that he is constitutionally entitled to seek re-election.

 It also appointed former President Olusegun Obasanjo as grand patron of the party in the zone, even as it constituted a stakeholders’ council under the Chairmanship of Senator Lekan Balogun.
Disclosing these, yesterday, in Lagos at The South West Stakeholders’ Forum, the party passed a vote of confidence in its National Chairman, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur  and National Working Committee, NWC.

Those at the event include: Senator Seye Ogunlewe, Chief Ishola Filani, Chief Ayo Fayose,  Senator  Akinlabi Olasunkanmi, Mrs. Mobolaji Osomo, Alhaja Salmat Badru, Chief Tayo Dairo, Mrs. Aduke Maina, Dr. Olu Alabi, among others.

A communique issued at the end of the forum, said, ‘’after carefully X-raying the leadership qualities and transformation efforts of President Goodluck Jonathan and in view of the fact that he is constitutionally qualified to seek re-election, the Forum hereby unanimously endorses him for a second term in 2015

‘’The Forum hereby unanimously passes a vote of confidence in the Transformation Agenda of Mr. President, the leadership roles of the National Chairman, the National Working Committee ,NWC, the Zonal Caretaker Committee and the State Executive Committees in the Southwest.’’

It further said, ‘’the Forum hereby resolves to henceforth work as a united entity for the success of the party in all the forthcoming elections in Nigeria, commencing from 2014 governorship elections in Ekiti and Osun states to the presidential and other elections in 2015.

“The Forum appreciates the appointments made so far in the Southwest by Mr. President but pleaded that further appointments be routed through the party.

‘’The Southwest PDP appreciates the support of Mr. President, National Chairman and members of the National Working Committee (NWC) in fostering peace and unity in our party in the Southwest.

“The Forum commends the President on the measures so far taken in combating the current security challenges in the country.   The Forum hereby approves the setting up of PDP Southwest  Stakeholders’ Council under Senator Lekan Balogun.’’

Earlier the Zonal Caretaker Committee Chairman, Filani, said the newly constituted council would be a major player in the party’s march towards regaining power in the zone.

‘’Since the inauguration of the caretaker committee, it has identified the challenges facing the party in the zone, we also worked hard to identify the areas of conflict in the different state chapters.

“Towards this end, we have sent visitation panels to all the six states of the zone and I am happy to say that not only have all the reports been submitted, a review panel has worked on them and submitted its report.

“We are now set to implement recommendations. I am confident that when implemented, our party will witness the re-birth which we badly need,’’ he noted.

In addition, he said, ‘’One of the ways of actualising our objective is to create appropriate organs which would assist the zonal committee to do its work more effectively.

“Towards this end, the Southwest PDP Stakeholders’ Forum, which we are inaugurating today, will be a major player in the party’s match towards regaining power in the zone, particularly, as we approach the governorship elections in  Ekiti and Osun states’’

SHOCKING: N70,000 Mysteriously Turns To Pieces Of Paper

Pension money withdrawn from a second generation bank by a 24-year-old woman for the upkeep of his ailing father mysteriously turned to pieces of newspapers after she alighted from a commercial taxi in Calabar, the Cross River State capital.

The woman who pleaded anonymity told Vanguard that she had gone to the bank  located at Murtala Muhammed Highway, Calabar Road, to withdraw N70,000.00 but later discovered to her surprise that the money which she wrapped in a black cellophane bag before boarding a taxi had turned to pieces of paper.

The bewildered lady while narrating the incident to policemen on duty and concerned commuters amidst tears, said after making the withdrawal she boarded the taxi to Watt Market to buy some items.

According to her, after the withdrawal she stopped a commercial taxi with four passengers behind and one in front and she was asked by the driver to squeeze herself in the front seat.

As she was about to enter the front seat, a male in front came down for her to go in. Not suspecting anything, she entered and sat close to the driver, while the male passenger entered and sat by the door.

She said: “When I got in, the other man followed and was telling me to adjust. The driver, in pretext of helping me to sit well kept pulling my left hand that held the black polythene bag containing the money.

“In a short while, the driver said there was no space for me, that I should alight. Moments after I alighted, after the car had zoomed off, I experienced coldness when i realised that the polythene bag was now lighter”

The woman further said to clear her doubt, she reached for the bag only to discover that her father’s pension money had turned to pieces of paper.

She said she immediately stopped another taxi to go after the earlier one and when she could not catch up with it, she stopped and reported the matter to policemen.

She told Vanguard that she was afraid of telling her ailing  father what happened, saying the father might drop dead.

To salvage the situation, she said she decided to borrow the money from her friend with the hope of paying back latter.