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Edo State High Court

An estranged husband, Paul Nosakjare, has alleged that their pastor, Joseph Igwemoh of Global Influence International Ministries, told him to be using condom when making love with his wife, Stella Maris Alegbe-Paul, because the man of God was also having sex with her.

The plaintiff levelled the accusation in a divorce suit hearing before the Edo State High Court 13 sitting in Benin City.

Nosakhare, during his testimony before the court presided over by Justice Hassana Garuba on Thursday, alleged that his wife refused him sex on their wedding night.

In the suit, marked: B/478B/19 Nosakhare Paul v Mrs Stella Maris Alegbe-Paul and Pastor Joseph Igwemoh, the petitioner, being represented by Benedicta Okoduwa and Douglas Ogbankwa, said: “On the 1st day of May, 2018 at about 7:30pm, I got to Pastor Joseph Igwemoh’s office at his Church Global Influence International Ministries at Owoseni Street, off Mission Road, Benin having gone to fix his car for him, as I am an auto electrician.

“I got to the door of his Office but found it locked and the lights were off too.

“I knocked for over five minutes and I heard Pastor Joseph Igwemoh ask: ‘Who is that?’

“And I said I was the one.

“He asked me to wait only for my wife, Mrs. Stella-Maris Alegbe-Paul, to come out from Pastor Joseph Igwemoh’s office sweating profusely and looking ruffled.

“I asked her what she was doing there and she said it was a personal business.

“Just then I saw Pastor Joseph Igwemoh coming out of the same office my wife came out from, wearing singlet and boxers and taking orange.

“When I confronted Pastor Joseph Igwemoh that he was having an affair with my wife, the said Pastor Joseph Igwemoh started harassing and intimidating me with the police.

“He first started with the New Benin Police Station in Benin, but the DPO (Divisional Police Officer) asked me to go that I didn’t do anything.

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“Then on Thursday, the 18th day of October, 2018, Pastor Joseph Igwemoh arrested me to State CID of the Edo State Police Command in Benin City, wherein the matter was investigated by the Conflict Resolution Unit.

“The IPO was one Mahmud who started beating me up that I must confess that I put something on the Internet against Pastor Igwemoh, which I denied.

“I told him I will not write anything until I see my Lawyer.

“He then detained me for more than 24 hours and when my Lawyer came, I was granted bail.

“During the investigation, after I was granted bail, I wrote a letter to the said Pastor Joseph Igwemoh through my Lawyer and copied the Commissioner of Police, Edo State and the Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development wherein I complained about the adulterous affairs going on between him and my wife.

“The Pastor did not respond to that letter till now, but instead he lured my wife to pack out of our matrimonial home and I heard he rented an apartment for her at Ugbowo, Benin City.

“Throughout my marriage with my wife, she denied me my conjugal right.

“Pastor Igwemoh warned me to always have sex with my wife with condoms as my wife is not used to sex, saying my wife was her daughter.

“Pastor Joseph Igwemoh was even charged to court in this case as then Deputy Commissioner of Police, State CIID, Edo State (DC Okoh retired) did the right thing and asked that the Pastor be charged to court, which was done.

“The case is before Oredo Magistrate Court 6, Benin City and the case is ongoing.

“Pastor Joseph Igwemoh of Global Influence Ministry has really frustrated me.

“He was the one that joined me and my wife together in marriage and I was even his Assistant Pastor.

“I also once saw my wife and Pastor Joseph Igwemoh in his office, with Pastor Joseph Igwemoh lying down and my wife was sitting by his waist on a foam, while there are chairs in the office.”

The case was adjourned to February 14, 2022 for further hearing.

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Police nab fake inspector, recover stolen cars

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Rivers State Police Commissioner, Olatunji Dosu

Police nab fake inspector, recover stolen cars

Operatives of the Rivers State Police Command have arrested a fake Inspector who engages in armed robbery and car snatching, among other crimes. 

This was disclosed by the Rivers State Police Commissioner, Olatunji Dosu while parading the suspect among other suspected criminals on Wednesday.

According to the Dosu, Monday Igbali, the fake inspector, was a former sergeant who was dismissed after being charged in a kidnapping case in 2021.

He noted that three fancy cars were recovered from Igbali, who runs a gang of five criminals.

Dosu states, “The command commenced an investigation in response to a report filed on August 11, 2023, by one Fibika Kingsley that his Lexus EX330 had been stolen at gunpoint along Agip Road by five gunmen.’’

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“The investigations led to the arrest of one Monday Igbali, aged 43, a native of Okwuzi in the Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni LGA of Rivers State.

“He is a former police sergeant who was dismissed after being indicted in a kidnapping case in 2021.

“Since his dismissal, he has continued to parade himself as a police officer, even claiming to be an Inspector of Police, a rank he did not attain before his dismissal.

“He works with a gang of five, with four gang members still at large.

“He has robbed a total of nine cars and sold them for between N1.3m and N2.5m each. He was arrested on March 8, 2024, at his home in Chokocho, Etche, after the police conducted due surveillance following investigations.

“We have recovered three cars from him: a Lexus 330, a Lexus IS250, and a Toyota Highlander.”

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Breaking: Military releases FirstNews editor, Segun Olatunji

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Breaking: Military releases FirstNews editor, Segun Olatunji

The military has finally released Segun Olatunji, editor of FirstNews, who has been in their custody since March 15.

Olatunji was released on Thursday to Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE) General Secretary Iyobosa Uwugiaren and The Nation Deputy Editor Yomi Odunuga under a bridge in Asokoro, Abuja.

It was also learnt that the documents for his release were signed inside a security vehicle with heavily armed operatives.

The security agents were said to be masked and the number plates of their vehicles covered up.

The editor was abducted by armed men in his home in Iyana Odo, Abule Egba area of Lagos, on March 15.

His family members were kept in the dark on his whereabouts and why he was arrested.

Several groups, including the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), the Nigerian Guild of Editors, almost daily mounted pressure on the government for Olatunji’s release.

On Wednesday, the Nigerian chapter of the International Press Institute said the journalist was in the custody of the Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA).

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BREAKING: Court orders military to release 313 suspected terrorists

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BREAKING: Court orders military to release 313 suspected terrorists

A Federal High Court in Borno State has ordered the release of at least 313 suspected terrorists detained by the military.

The court ordered their release due to a lack of evidence to charge the suspects after the investigation.

Maj. Gen. Buba Edward, the Director of Defence Media Operations, announced this during the operational briefing on Thursday in Abuja.

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He said, “The court ordered the release for want of evidence after the conclusion of investigation and other ancillary matters.

“Accordingly, they would be handed over to the Borno State Government for further action.”

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