EPISODE 1
If you do good or bad tomorrow shall tell...,Aremu and Oyinade was been in relationship for the past six years with the hope of getting married when God fully answer there prayer by got rich.
Aremu was a hard working farmers and everybody love him in his community with the hope of his hard work he's did for himself and everybody believe he will get rich when the time was alerted.
He was nice to everyone In the community and all chief priest love him in the area..,Aremu always took care of his wife Oyinade and he always proud of her due to the love affairs between them.
Oyinade was 27years of age when her mother died and her father was very curious due to the hard work and prayer her mother prayed for her for futile life on hearth, Oyinade father can't wait for Aremu fruitful life anymore because he believed money can buy happiness and waited to see his grandchild.
Oyinade father want to carried his grandchildren because he only gave birth to Oyinade and he love her very much.
To be continue.
Kunmex care.
Saturday, 18 February 2017
Friday, 17 February 2017
Still believing in Aregbesola government
It been long I visit osun state last, God so good I have privileged to went osun state last wee to see good work of ogbeni Rauf Adesoji Aregbesola.
The governor is performing wonderful work in osun state most especially on road construction in Oshogbo, osun state capital.
Old garage,orisunbare, ajegunle,even Rasco road are still under construction and most people around the area has been hailing the governor for his good job in the state.
Not that I fully supported Ogbeni but is good to say the good work Mr governor is performing in the state of osun, I believe by God grace the government will soon satisfy all workers in the state.ameen.
Kunmex care.
The governor is performing wonderful work in osun state most especially on road construction in Oshogbo, osun state capital.
Old garage,orisunbare, ajegunle,even Rasco road are still under construction and most people around the area has been hailing the governor for his good job in the state.
Not that I fully supported Ogbeni but is good to say the good work Mr governor is performing in the state of osun, I believe by God grace the government will soon satisfy all workers in the state.ameen.
Kunmex care.
Where you earn you living in inslam?
"A time come when one will not care how one gains one's money legally or illegally" reported by Bukhari.
In view of the present trend of a carefree world where wealth are amassed by any means (by hook or by crook) a world where people have developed erroneous mentality of either "live corrupt or die bankrupt" it is important to remind our Muslim brethren on the necessity of seeking halaal earnings, so that on the day of reckoning we will not have cause to pay back people with our good deeds or have their bad deeds added to ours
In other words, we will be discussing on this platform islamic rulings on commercial activities with emphasis on Islamic business ethics, how to increase your earnings the halaal way, contemporary business models from Islamic point of view and other topical issues that relate to finance and contract.
Jazaakumullahu khaeran.
Bakkunm care.
Thursday, 16 February 2017
Truth of life.
The truth of life is just base on your achievement in life. There was a friend of mine that God bless in his early 20th of age and all family members were remorsed with him due to his fame and loyalty to his family members and friends.
One faithful day the guy think of how his fame will end eternity, he has a friend who always give him advise and vice-versa on life.he went to his friend to seek for advise but his friend later advised him to back to school.
God so good the guy back to college but it was hard for him to feed himself talkless of pay for hand out, he visited most of family for help even his blood sister but all stories given him it beyond explanation, it is only his close friend he see when the life hard for him.
My good people is not a sin to nice to all people but you must save incase of dry. Thank God for my friend now because he's achieved more than what he has before.
One faithful day the guy think of how his fame will end eternity, he has a friend who always give him advise and vice-versa on life.he went to his friend to seek for advise but his friend later advised him to back to school.
God so good the guy back to college but it was hard for him to feed himself talkless of pay for hand out, he visited most of family for help even his blood sister but all stories given him it beyond explanation, it is only his close friend he see when the life hard for him.
My good people is not a sin to nice to all people but you must save incase of dry. Thank God for my friend now because he's achieved more than what he has before.
Olajide Kazeem AKA (Seun egbegbe) to remain in prison .
A filmmaker, Seun Egbegbe, is to remain in prison till Tuesday when the Federal High Court in Lagos will hear his bail application.
The Police Special Fraud Unit last Friday arraigned Egbegbe for alleged serial fraud involving N39, 098,100, $90,000 and £12,550.
He was arraigned on 36 counts with Oyekan Ayomide, with whom he allegedly conspired to perpetrate the fraud between 2015 and last February 2. They were accused of defrauding Bureau De Change (BDC) operators.
Defence counsel Miss. A. O. Gbadamoshi said she completed the process of filing the bail applications on Tuesday.
Police prosecutor Innocent Anyigor said he was unable to file a counter affidavit to the applications as he was served yesterday, adding that he needed time to respond.
Justice Oluremi Oguntoyinbo ordered that the defendants remain in prison until their bail applications are heard on Tuesday.
The defendants allegedly defrauded no fewer than 30 BDC operators in Lagos between 2015 and February , mostly by falsely representing to the victims that they had foreign currencies to sell.
The police alleged that for instance on February 2, Egbegbe and Ayomide fraudulently obtained N2.45m and £,3,000 from Alhaji Isa Adamu in Lagos under the guise that they wanted to see the naira and buy the pounds.
Their other victims are Mohammed Sanni, who was allegedly defrauded of N2.46million on New Year’s day; Jubrila Ado, allegedly defrauded of N1.257million last September 9, Hassan Amodu, allegedly defrauded of N600,000 in January 2016; Sanni Hassan, allegedly defrauded of N1.43 and £2,750 in August 2015; Saidi Abdullahi, allegedly defrauded of N700,000 on April 18, 2016; Atairu Abdullaahi, allegedly defrauded of N1million on June 23, 2016; and Abdullahi Babadisa, allegdly defrauded of N650,000 in January 2016.
Others are Abdurawan Hassan who allegedly lost N1.46million to Egbegbe last January 1, Suraju Garuba, who lost N850,000 in July 2016; Abdullahi Mumini, who lost N2.15m in September 2016; Garuba Hassan, who lost N700,000 on January 10, 2016 and Sanni Mohammed, who lost N1.89million last January 29.
Also allegedly swindled are Barowo Abdullahi, who lost N2.6million; Yahu Alidu, who lost N1.75million; Tairu Musa, who lost N2milliom; Mohammed Bello, who lost $300; Mohammed Usman, N450,500; Suleiman Shehu, who lost N1.276million; Ahmadu Abda, who lost N2million; Nairu Musa, who lost N1.007million; Sanni Mohammed, who lost N1.6million and $3,000.
A filmmaker, Seun Egbegbe, is to remain in prison till Tuesday when the Federal High Court in Lagos will hear his bail application.
The Police Special Fraud Unit last Friday arraigned Egbegbe (also known as Olajide Kazeem), for alleged serial fraud involving N39, 098,100, $90,000 and £12,550.
He was arraigned on 36 counts with Oyekan Ayomide, with whom he allegedly conspired to perpetrate the fraud between 2015 and last February 2. They were accused of defrauding Bureau De Change (BDC) operators.
Defence counsel Miss. A. O. Gbadamoshi said she completed the process of filing the bail applications on Tuesday.
Police prosecutor Innocent Anyigor said he was unable to file a counter affidavit to the applications as he was served yesterday, adding that he needed time to respond.
Justice Oluremi Oguntoyinbo ordered that the defendants remain in prison until their bail applications are heard on Tuesday.
The defendants allegedly defrauded no fewer than 30 BDC operators in Lagos between 2015 and February , mostly by falsely representing to the victims that they had foreign currencies to sell.
The police alleged that for instance on February 2, Egbegbe and Ayomide fraudulently obtained N2.45m and £,3,000 from Alhaji Isa Adamu in Lagos under the guise that they wanted to see the naira and buy the pounds.
Their other victims are Mohammed Sanni, who was allegedly defrauded of N2.46million on New Year’s day; Jubrila Ado, allegedly defrauded of N1.257million last September 9, Hassan Amodu, allegedly defrauded of N600,000 in January 2016; Sanni Hassan, allegedly defrauded of N1.43 and £2,750 in August 2015; Saidi Abdullahi, allegedly defrauded of N700,000 on April 18, 2016; Atairu Abdullaahi, allegedly defrauded of N1million on June 23, 2016; and Abdullahi Babadisa, allegdly defrauded of N650,000 in January 2016.
Others are Abdurawan Hassan who allegedly lost N1.46million to Egbegbe last January 1, Suraju Garuba, who lost N850,000 in July 2016; Abdullahi Mumini, who lost N2.15m in September 2016; Garuba Hassan, who lost N700,000 on January 10, 2016 and Sanni Mohammed, who lost N1.89million last January 29.
Also allegedly swindled are Barowo Abdullahi, who lost N2.6million; Yahu Alidu, who lost N1.75million; Tairu Musa, who lost N2milliom; Mohammed Bello, who lost $300; Mohammed Usman, N450,500; Suleiman Shehu, who lost N1.276million; Ahmadu Abda, who lost N2million; Nairu Musa, who lost N1.007million; Sanni Mohammed, who lost N1.6million and $3,000.
Others are Umaru Haruna, who lost N1.7million; Abubakar Musa, who lost $4,000; Abdulrasaq Sanni, who lost N1.7million; Abdullahi Babatunde, who lost N2.77million; among others.
The police said the offence contravened Section 8 of the Addvance Fee Fraud and Other Related Offences Act 2006. The accused are liable to be punished under Section 1(3) of the law.
Egbegbe and Ayomide pleaded not guilty.
A filmmaker, Seun Egbegbe, is to remain in prison till Tuesday when the Federal High Court in Lagos will hear his bail application.
The Police Special Fraud Unit last Friday arraigned Egbegbe (also known as Olajide Kazeem), for alleged serial fraud involving N39, 098,100, $90,000 and £12,550.
He was arraigned on 36 counts with Oyekan Ayomide, with whom he allegedly conspired to perpetrate the fraud between 2015 and last February 2. They were accused of defrauding Bureau De Change (BDC) operators.
Defence counsel Miss. A. O. Gbadamoshi said she completed the process of filing the bail applications on Tuesday.
Police prosecutor Innocent Anyigor said he was unable to file a counter affidavit to the applications as he was served yesterday, adding that he needed time to respond.
Justice Oluremi Oguntoyinbo ordered that the defendants remain in prison until their bail applications are heard on Tuesday.
The defendants allegedly defrauded no fewer than 30 BDC operators in Lagos between 2015 and February , mostly by falsely representing to the victims that they had foreign currencies to sell.
The police alleged that for instance on February 2, Egbegbe and Ayomide fraudulently obtained N2.45m and £,3,000 from Alhaji Isa Adamu in Lagos under the guise that they wanted to see the naira and buy the pounds.
Their other victims are Mohammed Sanni, who was allegedly defrauded of N2.46million on New Year’s day; Jubrila Ado, allegedly defrauded of N1.257million last September 9, Hassan Amodu, allegedly defrauded of N600,000 in January 2016; Sanni Hassan, allegedly defrauded of N1.43 and £2,750 in August 2015; Saidi Abdullahi, allegedly defrauded of N700,000 on April 18, 2016; Atairu Abdullaahi, allegedly defrauded of N1million on June 23, 2016; and Abdullahi Babadisa, allegdly defrauded of N650,000 in January 2016.
Others are Abdurawan Hassan who allegedly lost N1.46million to Egbegbe last January 1, Suraju Garuba, who lost N850,000 in July 2016; Abdullahi Mumini, who lost N2.15m in September 2016; Garuba Hassan, who lost N700,000 on January 10, 2016 and Sanni Mohammed, who lost N1.89million last January 29.
Also allegedly swindled are Barowo Abdullahi, who lost N2.6million; Yahu Alidu, who lost N1.75million; Tairu Musa, who lost N2milliom; Mohammed Bello, who lost $300; Mohammed Usman, N450,500; Suleiman Shehu, who lost N1.276million; Ahmadu Abda, who lost N2million; Nairu Musa, who lost N1.007million; Sanni Mohammed, who lost N1.6million and $3,000.
Others are Umaru Haruna, who lost N1.7million; Abubakar Musa, who lost $4,000; Abdulrasaq Sanni, who lost N1.7million; Abdullahi Babatunde, who lost N2.77million; among others.
The police said the offence contravened Section 8 of the Addvance Fee Fraud and Other Related Offences Act 2006. The accused are liable to be punished under Section 1(3) of the law.
Egbegbe and Ayomide pleaded not guilty.
Their trial will begin on March 10.Their trial will begin on March 10.Others are Umaru Haruna, who lost N1.7million; Abubakar Musa, who lost $4,000; Abdulrasaq Sanni, who lost N1.7million; Abdullahi Babatunde, who lost N2.77million; among others.
The police said the offence contravened Section 8 of the Addvance Fee Fraud and Other Related Offences Act 2006. The accused are liable to be punished under Section 1(3) of the law.
Egbegbe and Ayomide pleaded not guilty.
Their trial will begin on March 10.
The Police Special Fraud Unit last Friday arraigned Egbegbe for alleged serial fraud involving N39, 098,100, $90,000 and £12,550.
He was arraigned on 36 counts with Oyekan Ayomide, with whom he allegedly conspired to perpetrate the fraud between 2015 and last February 2. They were accused of defrauding Bureau De Change (BDC) operators.
Defence counsel Miss. A. O. Gbadamoshi said she completed the process of filing the bail applications on Tuesday.
Police prosecutor Innocent Anyigor said he was unable to file a counter affidavit to the applications as he was served yesterday, adding that he needed time to respond.
Justice Oluremi Oguntoyinbo ordered that the defendants remain in prison until their bail applications are heard on Tuesday.
The defendants allegedly defrauded no fewer than 30 BDC operators in Lagos between 2015 and February , mostly by falsely representing to the victims that they had foreign currencies to sell.
The police alleged that for instance on February 2, Egbegbe and Ayomide fraudulently obtained N2.45m and £,3,000 from Alhaji Isa Adamu in Lagos under the guise that they wanted to see the naira and buy the pounds.
Their other victims are Mohammed Sanni, who was allegedly defrauded of N2.46million on New Year’s day; Jubrila Ado, allegedly defrauded of N1.257million last September 9, Hassan Amodu, allegedly defrauded of N600,000 in January 2016; Sanni Hassan, allegedly defrauded of N1.43 and £2,750 in August 2015; Saidi Abdullahi, allegedly defrauded of N700,000 on April 18, 2016; Atairu Abdullaahi, allegedly defrauded of N1million on June 23, 2016; and Abdullahi Babadisa, allegdly defrauded of N650,000 in January 2016.
Others are Abdurawan Hassan who allegedly lost N1.46million to Egbegbe last January 1, Suraju Garuba, who lost N850,000 in July 2016; Abdullahi Mumini, who lost N2.15m in September 2016; Garuba Hassan, who lost N700,000 on January 10, 2016 and Sanni Mohammed, who lost N1.89million last January 29.
Also allegedly swindled are Barowo Abdullahi, who lost N2.6million; Yahu Alidu, who lost N1.75million; Tairu Musa, who lost N2milliom; Mohammed Bello, who lost $300; Mohammed Usman, N450,500; Suleiman Shehu, who lost N1.276million; Ahmadu Abda, who lost N2million; Nairu Musa, who lost N1.007million; Sanni Mohammed, who lost N1.6million and $3,000.
A filmmaker, Seun Egbegbe, is to remain in prison till Tuesday when the Federal High Court in Lagos will hear his bail application.
The Police Special Fraud Unit last Friday arraigned Egbegbe (also known as Olajide Kazeem), for alleged serial fraud involving N39, 098,100, $90,000 and £12,550.
He was arraigned on 36 counts with Oyekan Ayomide, with whom he allegedly conspired to perpetrate the fraud between 2015 and last February 2. They were accused of defrauding Bureau De Change (BDC) operators.
Defence counsel Miss. A. O. Gbadamoshi said she completed the process of filing the bail applications on Tuesday.
Police prosecutor Innocent Anyigor said he was unable to file a counter affidavit to the applications as he was served yesterday, adding that he needed time to respond.
Justice Oluremi Oguntoyinbo ordered that the defendants remain in prison until their bail applications are heard on Tuesday.
The defendants allegedly defrauded no fewer than 30 BDC operators in Lagos between 2015 and February , mostly by falsely representing to the victims that they had foreign currencies to sell.
The police alleged that for instance on February 2, Egbegbe and Ayomide fraudulently obtained N2.45m and £,3,000 from Alhaji Isa Adamu in Lagos under the guise that they wanted to see the naira and buy the pounds.
Their other victims are Mohammed Sanni, who was allegedly defrauded of N2.46million on New Year’s day; Jubrila Ado, allegedly defrauded of N1.257million last September 9, Hassan Amodu, allegedly defrauded of N600,000 in January 2016; Sanni Hassan, allegedly defrauded of N1.43 and £2,750 in August 2015; Saidi Abdullahi, allegedly defrauded of N700,000 on April 18, 2016; Atairu Abdullaahi, allegedly defrauded of N1million on June 23, 2016; and Abdullahi Babadisa, allegdly defrauded of N650,000 in January 2016.
Others are Abdurawan Hassan who allegedly lost N1.46million to Egbegbe last January 1, Suraju Garuba, who lost N850,000 in July 2016; Abdullahi Mumini, who lost N2.15m in September 2016; Garuba Hassan, who lost N700,000 on January 10, 2016 and Sanni Mohammed, who lost N1.89million last January 29.
Also allegedly swindled are Barowo Abdullahi, who lost N2.6million; Yahu Alidu, who lost N1.75million; Tairu Musa, who lost N2milliom; Mohammed Bello, who lost $300; Mohammed Usman, N450,500; Suleiman Shehu, who lost N1.276million; Ahmadu Abda, who lost N2million; Nairu Musa, who lost N1.007million; Sanni Mohammed, who lost N1.6million and $3,000.
Others are Umaru Haruna, who lost N1.7million; Abubakar Musa, who lost $4,000; Abdulrasaq Sanni, who lost N1.7million; Abdullahi Babatunde, who lost N2.77million; among others.
The police said the offence contravened Section 8 of the Addvance Fee Fraud and Other Related Offences Act 2006. The accused are liable to be punished under Section 1(3) of the law.
Egbegbe and Ayomide pleaded not guilty.
A filmmaker, Seun Egbegbe, is to remain in prison till Tuesday when the Federal High Court in Lagos will hear his bail application.
The Police Special Fraud Unit last Friday arraigned Egbegbe (also known as Olajide Kazeem), for alleged serial fraud involving N39, 098,100, $90,000 and £12,550.
He was arraigned on 36 counts with Oyekan Ayomide, with whom he allegedly conspired to perpetrate the fraud between 2015 and last February 2. They were accused of defrauding Bureau De Change (BDC) operators.
Defence counsel Miss. A. O. Gbadamoshi said she completed the process of filing the bail applications on Tuesday.
Police prosecutor Innocent Anyigor said he was unable to file a counter affidavit to the applications as he was served yesterday, adding that he needed time to respond.
Justice Oluremi Oguntoyinbo ordered that the defendants remain in prison until their bail applications are heard on Tuesday.
The defendants allegedly defrauded no fewer than 30 BDC operators in Lagos between 2015 and February , mostly by falsely representing to the victims that they had foreign currencies to sell.
The police alleged that for instance on February 2, Egbegbe and Ayomide fraudulently obtained N2.45m and £,3,000 from Alhaji Isa Adamu in Lagos under the guise that they wanted to see the naira and buy the pounds.
Their other victims are Mohammed Sanni, who was allegedly defrauded of N2.46million on New Year’s day; Jubrila Ado, allegedly defrauded of N1.257million last September 9, Hassan Amodu, allegedly defrauded of N600,000 in January 2016; Sanni Hassan, allegedly defrauded of N1.43 and £2,750 in August 2015; Saidi Abdullahi, allegedly defrauded of N700,000 on April 18, 2016; Atairu Abdullaahi, allegedly defrauded of N1million on June 23, 2016; and Abdullahi Babadisa, allegdly defrauded of N650,000 in January 2016.
Others are Abdurawan Hassan who allegedly lost N1.46million to Egbegbe last January 1, Suraju Garuba, who lost N850,000 in July 2016; Abdullahi Mumini, who lost N2.15m in September 2016; Garuba Hassan, who lost N700,000 on January 10, 2016 and Sanni Mohammed, who lost N1.89million last January 29.
Also allegedly swindled are Barowo Abdullahi, who lost N2.6million; Yahu Alidu, who lost N1.75million; Tairu Musa, who lost N2milliom; Mohammed Bello, who lost $300; Mohammed Usman, N450,500; Suleiman Shehu, who lost N1.276million; Ahmadu Abda, who lost N2million; Nairu Musa, who lost N1.007million; Sanni Mohammed, who lost N1.6million and $3,000.
Others are Umaru Haruna, who lost N1.7million; Abubakar Musa, who lost $4,000; Abdulrasaq Sanni, who lost N1.7million; Abdullahi Babatunde, who lost N2.77million; among others.
The police said the offence contravened Section 8 of the Addvance Fee Fraud and Other Related Offences Act 2006. The accused are liable to be punished under Section 1(3) of the law.
Egbegbe and Ayomide pleaded not guilty.
Their trial will begin on March 10.Their trial will begin on March 10.Others are Umaru Haruna, who lost N1.7million; Abubakar Musa, who lost $4,000; Abdulrasaq Sanni, who lost N1.7million; Abdullahi Babatunde, who lost N2.77million; among others.
The police said the offence contravened Section 8 of the Addvance Fee Fraud and Other Related Offences Act 2006. The accused are liable to be punished under Section 1(3) of the law.
Egbegbe and Ayomide pleaded not guilty.
Their trial will begin on March 10.
Wednesday, 15 February 2017
Performance in Entertainment
Entertainment can be known as the action or performance made to amuse or give enjoyment to others.it maybe use to bring mystery,suspense,comedy, or drama.
What people need to realise is that written can be a deep ,painful experience or it can be an enjoyable experience. Either way it is a process that can allow reflection of the self or what the author sees.
For example,... I was walking down the street late Monday night. I was trying to get home because my friend ride is not shown up. Suddenly, four masked robbers was trying to take money from me 'give me your wallet' said one of the robbers,the three robbers pushed me down , I shouted for help .I heard a strange voice from one of the house and saw a light turn on. A man who looked to be in his fifties shown up with gun chased two of the rubbers and tackle them, fortunately the police were showed up and found the others robbers hidden in the bush and caught them. That's how I got my wallet back.
What people need to realise is that written can be a deep ,painful experience or it can be an enjoyable experience. Either way it is a process that can allow reflection of the self or what the author sees.
For example,... I was walking down the street late Monday night. I was trying to get home because my friend ride is not shown up. Suddenly, four masked robbers was trying to take money from me 'give me your wallet' said one of the robbers,the three robbers pushed me down , I shouted for help .I heard a strange voice from one of the house and saw a light turn on. A man who looked to be in his fifties shown up with gun chased two of the rubbers and tackle them, fortunately the police were showed up and found the others robbers hidden in the bush and caught them. That's how I got my wallet back.
Tuesday, 14 February 2017
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