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No Court, No Church, No Divorce – Olakunle Churchill Clears Air on Relationship with Rosy Meurer

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Nigerian businessman Olakunle Churchill has finally addressed the swirling rumours claiming that he and his partner, Rosy Meurer , are heading for a divorce . Taking to his Instagram page, Churchill firmly dismissed the reports, describing them as false, misleading, and completely unfounded. “There Was No Marriage” In a strongly worded statement, Churchill clarified that contrary to public belief, there was never a legally recognized marriage between him and Meurer. “Let me address this directly. The reports circulating online about a supposed divorce between myself and Roseline Meurer are completely false. There is no truth to them, and they should be treated as such,” he wrote. He went further to explain that their relationship did not involve any formal wedding ceremony—either traditional, church, or court. “There was no legally recognised marriage. There was no church wedding and no court wedding. What took place was an introduction . Therefore, the idea of a ‘divorce...
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BBNaija: Chizzy Wins Brand New Car

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Chizzy, the evicted Big Brother Naija Housemate, has won a brand new car.

Chizzy won an Innoson car after emerging the winner of a game played by the finalists on Thursday night.

The housemates were told to find the letters “Innoson IVM Connect” from the pool of balloons.

Biggie said the first housemate to find the complete letters wins.

Chizzy, who is a rider, was the first to complete the task.

He was given the keys to a brand new Innoson IVM Connect at the Arena and allowed to sit in his new car.


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