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Wednesday, 27 March 2019

THE STEPHANIE IDOLOR AND SUCCESS MOTHER'S STORY: A Case Of Greed Taken Too Far..

By Okayi Da Oracle

Yesterday, i made a post accusing Success parents of being too greedy not to have accorded what belongs to Stephanie "the girl that did the recording" to her. Being that we all are Sapele people, i got a call from someone who is a close associate and a family friend to Success and her parents, and who also has been an integral part of the Success story. He came to my place, we spoke and took me to Success mother. Unknowing to me that, Stephanie Idolor whom i was also agitiating for to be compensated had done a VIDEO with a Punch Reporter Theophilus Onojoghen who is also my very good friend, complaining to the world that she hadn't gotten any financial gratification from Success parents. Narrating her ordeal, Mama Success said and i quote with whatsapp chat evidence, we have so far Given Stephanie #570,000, Stephanie only made the video to mock my daughter and myself, she wasn’t even the one that sent to instablog, it was her friend that resides in Asaba a Certain "Joyce Imofen" whom she sent it to, was the person responsible for the VIRAL VIDEO.

THE INTRIGUING STORY

First, when Joyce posted the video on instagram " Stephanie's Friend in Asaba" concerned Nigerians showed interest in supporting Little Success, and some requested Joyce account number, she gave, and the total money she received almost immediately was 70K, not knowing Success parents, she called her friend, Stephanie to send her account number, which she did, she transferred the money so Steph could give it to Success mother, to her greatest Surprise, Steph ate the money and gave Success mother nothing. So, Joyce opted to speak with Sucess mother, because she had become the center of all eyes on instagram. She got the account number from her friend and established relationship with Mama Success.

Now, when Nigerians started appreciating success financially, Stephanie became angry and trouble ensued with Success parents. She began to make outrageous demands that she had to ask Mama success to take her to ECO BANK BOYO ROAD, Sapele where her account "Mama Success" is domiciled to go and check the account balance so they could give her her share. Sucess mother being an ignorant woman took her there and discovered that about 700K had been paid, she withdrew 400K and gave to Stephanie, reason being that, Steph had said the people involved were so much and she had had to settle everyone person involved. This time, she took the 400K and didn't give the girl "Joyce" who blew the video a KOBO.

She kept making demands, that at a point, she went to ECO BANK to demand the statment of account of mama success but the bank refused; when she discovered that the bank wouldn't oblige, she went to mama Success took her to the bank and almost forced her to open a JOINT ACCOUNT with baby Success so she could control EVERYTHING that comes therein. When this didn't work, she granted an interview with Punch accusing Success mother of not being appreciative.

At this point, she and her sister had gone to fight with Sucess mother and father demanding they open the joint account with success, but the parents refused, saying things they get was to take care of Sucess and not to be shared after giving you so much, that Chairman of Sapele Local Government advised her against it and promised to give Stephanie a job. Now my question is, Stephanie has been collecting so much from spirited Nigerians, she has not given a dime to Success, but wants to share everything that comes to success with her.

Deputy Speaker of DELTA STATE House of Assembly gave her 500K she didnt give Success a kobo. Daddy Showkey raised funds for her, she didnt give Success a dime, but wants every part of Success share. If this isnt GREED, what else is it? Ok! What is JOYCE share, the girl who took the video to instablog and other social media influencers? Nothing?!

I advise Nigerians to stop forthwith, Stephanie is a SCAM. If she argues, i will post all her WhatsApp chats with Joyce and Mama success and also Public Admin Alumi WhatsApp groups. I dare her to come and refute this post.

Touching Story! She came late for the interview, but she was hired.

TheEaglesVoice Story ,

A woman who applied for ”Marketing Assistance ” was scheduled for an interview at 10:00 am but came at 12:36 pm. Not professional.

Immediately she came in, she put on a smile in her face and greeted us. I smiled and answered, but my partner wasn't happy. Instead, he told her it was over.

She smiled again.
To have been late and all you could do was smile was weird.

So I asked why smiling. She told me sometimes, all you need is a smile to hide the pains in life.

”I never planned to be late. I'd prepared for weeks for this day, but circumstances were responsible for everything. I came from my son's school down here because I was called he fell sick. While driving down here, I got a flat tire. I had to park it by the roadside.”

I was given a free ride down here. I couldn't forfeit this interview because I had prepared. My home rent is due and no hope. My only hope is this job, but I've just been told it's over.

So all I can do now is smile to give myself the unseen hope.

She broke in tears and stood to leave.
My angry partner broke into tears too. He interviewed and hired her.
Everyone you see out there is fighting his own battle. Would it not be nice if you are kind to them?

If you won't be nice at least be human.

THE NIGERIA OF MY DREAM ~ ONIGHA JOSEPH

TheEaglesVoice Story ,

Does Nigeria Truly Have Dreams? ~ YES!~

~The Nigeria of my Dream is where education will be stable.
~My Nigeria Dream is where there will be good quality, affordable and accessible health care.
~My Nigeria Dream is where Hausa's, Yoruba's, Ibo's and others, will see each others as 'ONE' and bury ethnicity and sentiment and rather face national growth's & development.
~My Nigeria Dream is where equality will prevail over sentiment.
~My Nigeria Dream is where there will be indexes, i.e, stable power supply, good road networks, functional health facilities, emergency services, etc.
~My Nigeria Dream is where there will be accountability and transparency by our 'Leaders' in all spheres.
~My Nigeria Dream is when Nigerians will be proud of their 'NATIONALITY'
~My Nigeria Dream is where we'll all desire to make a difference in our respective disciplines instead of clamouring to study what we classified as 'most selling professions'.
~My Nigeria Dream is where there will be positive change in our diverse ideologies and attitudes.
~My Nigeria Dream is where the will be a positive change in our pervasive daily experiences.
~My Nigeria Dream is where our leaders in all capacity will proudly access our hospitals for treatment's.
~My Nigeria Dream is where Nigerians will see to persons with good ideas to lead them than unscrupulous individuals with Cankerworm brain, stipends, etc, to be their leaders.
~My Nigeria Dream is where the voters will be the ones to determine WHO lead them and not he/her' who count the votes.
~My Nigeria Dream is when majority of Nigerians will absolutely abscond/frown at election rigging, buying and selling of votes.
~My Nigeria Dream is where bribery and corruption will be a thing of the past.
~My Nigeria Dream is where you, I mean you👆reading this piece of work you're ready to change and be a better Nigerian.

United we stand!
Divided we fall!

_A BETTER NIGERIA STATE IS POSSIBLE!_

I am Comr. *ONIGAH JOSEPH EGIDI.*
*a.k.a My NiGgA*

_*I believe in my country NIGERIA*_

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At four per week, I’ve bedded over 2,500 ladies, fitness trainer boasts

Eje Peter Story ,

At four per week, I’ve bedded over 2,500 ladies, fitness trainer boasts

AGENCY REPORT/Eje peter

A man who claims to have bedded more than 2,500 women has disclosed how he achieved the feat.

Daniel Wagster, who has also been arrested and jailed for eating at an expensive restaurant without paying, described his sex life as “fast and furious” and admits to cheating on his ex-girlfriend with 50 different women.

He claimed that he drew attention from the ladies when he was 18 and started working out and said since then, he hasn’t gone more than two days without sex.

Wagster, who said he beds an average of four or five women a week, has even boasted about having sex with four girls in the space of 24 hours in a Manchester hotel.

But despite his tally, Wagster is reluctant to use contraception and is not bothered about making girls have abortions if they get pregnant.

He said safe sex isn’t “massively important” to him, adding that he will wear a condom if he has to, but “I’d rather not because it feels like I’m wearing a crisp packet and kills the mood.”

The personal trainer was once arrested when he attempted to escape after eating a £450 meal.

The 29-year-old Daniel Wagster had tucked into high-end steaks at a Piccolino restaurant with three friends for a birthday night out.

The group washed their six-hour meal down with four bottles of champagne — pushing the bill up to £450 in July 2016.

Wagster attempted to bolt after complaining about the quality of two of the steaks, which was deducted from the total. He also fumed at what he called “the slow service.”

He was jailed for eight weeks at Warrington Magistrates’ Court and ordered to pay the outstanding £447.50 bill to Piccolino in Stockton Heath, Cheshire.

Defending, Zoe Earle said: “He was left by his friends to pay for the bill. He has been made a scapegoat in this matter.”

The court heard Wagster has 12 previous convictions for 16 offences including assault, burglary and harassment.

He was dubbed “Britain’s biggest player” after claiming to have slept with more than 2,500 women in 11 years.

Nigerian reporter wins 2018 Michael Elliott Award for Excellence in African Storytelling

TheEaglesVoice Story ,

By Eje peter

Abubakar Ibrahim, a Nigerian reporter and editor whose work conveys the human toll of terrorism and displacement, has been named the winner of the 2018 Michael Elliott Award for Excellence in African Storytelling.

The International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) said Ibrahim, a news editor at the Daily Trust in Nigeria, was selected by a distinguished jury selected him from among 238 applicants for this prize.

The prestigious award, which was established in 2016 in honour of Michael Elliott, is given by ICFJ in partnership with ONE and the Elliott family.

Elliott was an outstanding editor and philanthropist whose life was a testament to the power of storytelling to bear witness to and improve the human condition.

The prize aims to advance the work of an emerging journalist covering Africa who strives to strengthen people's voices and improve their well-being.

The inaugural winner was BBC Kenya health reporter Mercy Juma, according to ICFJ, a non-profit, professional organisation that promotes journalism worldwide.

Ibrahim's story that won him the prize: 'All That Was Familiar', was published in Granta magazine in May 2017.

His story puts a human face on a story often expressed in numbers: More than two million people from northeastern Nigeria, northern Cameroon, and southern Niger have been internally displaced since Boko Haram began its insurgency.

Ibrahim tells about the struggle of two women, one from Cameroon and one from Nigeria, to find their loved ones and return home.

"Mike would be thrilled by the breadth and depth of talent displayed by the entrants for this year's award," said Emma Oxford, Elliott's widow.

"The Elliott family, along with ONE, ICFJ and many generous supporters, is proud to help support the development of quality journalism in Africa.

"I am hugely grateful to the staff of ICFJ and my fellow judges for their thoughtful review of the broad range of entries."

The winning story "exemplifies outstanding storytelling on a difficult and important topic. Abubakar's fearless reporting and powerful writing brought home to me the hardships faced by women, in particular, displaced by the scourge of Boko Haram," Oxford said.

Two broadcast journalists were commended as finalists for the award, which includes Lindile Mpanza of South Africa's SABC Digital news, for her report on sexual abuse of widows.

The other finalist is Ridwan Dini-Osman of Ghana's GHOne, for his coverage of a community in crisis because its drinking water is contaminated.

Ibrahim would receive the award and a cash prize at a reception in New York on May 24.

He would also spend time in U.S. newsrooms to learn new skills and share knowledge in an intensive, customised programme run by ICFJ, to help deepen future reporting that engages and empowers Africans.

Elliott served as a top editor at The Economist, Newsweek and Time before becoming Chief Executive Officer of ONE.