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Adekunle Gold and Simi Welcome Twins, Fans Celebrate a Double Blessing

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  Nigerian music lovers are celebrating exciting news as beloved music power couple Adekunle Gold and Simi have officially welcomed twin babies . The joyful announcement, confirmed through their social media platforms, has sent waves of happiness across Nigeria and beyond, with fans, colleagues, and well-wishers flooding the couple with congratulatory messages. The award-winning singers, who have always kept their private lives relatively low-key, shared touching moments that subtly confirmed the arrival of their twins. While the couple has chosen not to disclose full details such as the babies’ names or gender, the message was loud and clear: their family has grown, and it is a season of gratitude and joy in the Adekunle Gold–Simi household . Almost immediately after the announcement, social media platforms lit up with excitement. Fans described the news as a “double blessing” and a testament to the couple’s strong bond. Fellow musicians, Nollywood stars, influencers, and indu...
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Obasanjo’s In-law Bags Seven-Year Imprisonment For Forgery

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Dr John Abebe, the in-law to the former President, Olusegun Obasanjo, has bagged seven years imprisonment for forgery and laundering.

Abebe was sentenced after it was established that the prosecution proved its case beyond reasonable doubt. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) arraigned Abebe, who is a younger brother to the late former First Lady, Stella Obasanjo for forgery.

Abebe was first arraigned on July 26, 2018 on a four-count charge of forgery, fabricating evidence, using fabricated evidence and attempt to pervert the course of justice before the Special Offences Court in Ikeja. An oil company, Statoil Nigeria Limited had on June 22, 2010, accused Dr Abebe of forgery.

Statoil Nigeria Limited had alleged that the defendant forged parts of a Net Profit Interest Agreement (NPIA) dated November 30, 1995, which was drafted by British Petroleum (BP).

It was alleged that he “knowingly forged” a November 30, 1995 letter written by BP Exploration Nigeria Limited to Inducon (Nigeria) Limited. The businessman is accused of “illegally inserting” into page 2 of the said letter “the following statement: “Also note that the ‘Buy-Out Option’ only applies to the pre-production stage of the NPIA. The $4m buy-out is thus irrelevant from production of oil in any of our fields.”

According to the EFCC, Dr. Abebe also attempted to “pervert the course of justice” by tendering the allegedly forged November 30, 1995 letter “as a fabricated evidence” in court, in Suit No. FHC/L/CS/224/2010 between Dr. John Abebe, Inducon Nigeria Limited and Statoil Nigeria Limited.

Justice Mojisola Dada who convicted Abebe over the offence, gave the convict an option of fine of N50million to be paid within 30days in lieu of imprisonment.

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