Ex Wife Revealed How Femi Fani-Kayode Slept With His Mother

The ex wife of Fani Fani-kayode, Yemisi Wada opens can of worms on the dirty past of the former aviation minister. She alleged in her lengthy but intresting piece that Femi’s Dad once caught him grinding his mom on bed and placed curse on him.
 
The Truth About FFK: Yemisi Wada’s Camp Rips Femi Fani-Kayode Apart

Enough is Enough!!!

Femi Fani-Kayode, may God continue to punish you for the way you have treated not only these innocent girls, but 99.9percent of people who have come your way.

Anybody who knows you for who you TRULY are will attest to the fact that YOU wrote this dubious article to exonerate yourself from being the congenital assh*le that you are.

This is your modus operandi.
You hurt, harm, destroy others and then rely on your usual ways of first to report, so you can secure an advantage with the gullible public.

You run to the world and start making up stories about the people you have either messed up or attempted to mess up.
Oloriburuku ni e.

I have your f##k up and i will treat you today. I will trace all you are for the public to judge. You bloody son of a Dam. YES you are a son of a B#TCH.

Reasons Why Male Celebrities Prefer Baby Mamas

It was a situation that made the affected young ladies wants to run away from home or change location as they couldn’t bear the constant taunts and scorn that came with their pregnancy but in the present time, not much thought is given to that situation anymore. It’s been wildly accepted as a norm in the society now.
  
Shying away from responsibilities: Men these days feel they have what it takes to have kids without being ready to go through the usual marriage rites often prefer to have baby mamas. It’s a way of dodging or shying from their responsibilities. They want children of their own because they have reached a particular stage when they feel incomplete without having kids but they don’t want to be solely responsible for them. In some cases, they cater for these kids and their mothers and sometimes they simply disappear. A desired young woman is courted briefly and gotten pregnant at the long run.

European leagues resume Eagles regulars warm bench

Some European football leagues resumed last weekend with hundreds of players playing their first competitive games. ALLWELL OKPI writes that some Super Eagles regulars resumed the 2015/16 season as benchwarmers in their clubs
  

With Nigeria’s Africa Cup of Nations qualifying fixture against Tanzania, only three weeks away, it would be safe to assume that the likes of Obi Mikel of Chelsea, his teammate, Victor Moses and Brown Ideye of West Bromwich Albion will make the list of 18 Europe-based players the Super Eagles coach, Sunday Oliseh, intends to invite and most likely be in the Eagles’ starting 11.
But these players did not make their clubs’ starting 11, and were not brought in as substitutes throughout the duration of their teams’ crucial opening matches of the English Premier League last weekend. They started the season as benchwarmers.

Mourinho confirms demotion of Chelsea medics

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho on Friday confirmed reports that team doctor Eva Carneiro and head physiotherapist Jon Fearn have been removed from match-day duties, but said it was not permanent, AFP reports.

Mourinho was angered when Carneiro and Fearn ran on to treat Eden Hazard during last weekend’s 2-2 draw with Swansea City, which temporarily left Chelsea with nine players due to ThibautCourtois’s earlier dismissal.

FIFA ranking: Cameroon may depose Falcons as Africa’s best

The Super Falcons reign as Africa’s number one may soon become history as Cameroon now have a good chance of overtaking Nigeria in the FIFA Women’s World Ranking.
The Falcons have dominated Africa from 1991, winning the first seven Africa Women’s Cup of Nations tournaments – in 1991, 1995, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2004 and 2006 – and winning another two in the last four, making it a record nine titles out of 11 African women’s championships.
Though they have not been able to take their dominance beyond Africa – having their best performance in seven World Cup appearances in 1999 when they reached the quarterfinal – they have managed to remain the best women’s national team in Africa.