Delta Governor’s Adviser Dies Amid Domestic Dispute: Details

Chief Love Shimite Bello, Special Adviser on Trade and Export to Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, tragically passed away on Easter Sunday, April 20, 2025, under circumstances that have raised serious concerns. She was rushed to St. Luke’s Hospital in Asaba, where she was pronounced dead.

Reports suggest that her husband, Pastor David Favour Love, may have been involved in her death. Some sources allege that she was poisoned during a minor quarrel. Witnesses claimed she was foaming at the mouth before her death. The police have placed her husband in protective custody—not under arrest—after he reported her death and expressed concerns about threats from her family.

The Delta State Police Command has launched a full investigation, including an autopsy, to determine the exact cause of death. Governor Oborevwori has expressed deep sorrow over the loss, describing Chief Bello as an accomplished and charismatic political figure whose contributions to the state will be deeply missed.

As the investigation continues, the public awaits further details to understand the circumstances surrounding this tragic event.

CORRUPTION: NPA Earns N162bn While Remits Only N2bn – Oshiomhole

Oshiomhole, the governor of Edo state has said that the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) only remitted N2billon out of a total sum of N162billion it generated in a year.
At the National Delegates’ Conference of the National Union of Roads Transport Workers in Abuja the governor disclosed that the data he quoted was from an official report.
Oshiomhole also called on the union to support Buhari’s anti-corruption war .
The governor advised the members of the National Peace Committee (NPC) to give the expected attention to the place of justice in the quest for lasting peace.
Oshiomhole said: “So, I want to propose to the President of the NLC that you should advise the members of the National Peace Committee to include justice, national justice at the peace committee because peace is a product of justice. So, for us to have peace, there must be justice otherwise we are going to have the peace of the graveyard and there can be no justice if one person can pocket $6bn. Last week, someone told us and this was an official report that in one federal parastatal, the NPA, they admitted to collecting N162billon in one year. They spent N160billion out of that and remitted N2billion to the federal government. Is that justice? Can someone plead in defence of this kind of abuse?
He said: “We are therefore saddened by the news making the rounds that the peace committee recently visited President Buhari to persuade him against bringing to book those involved in the scandalous theft, which we now understand runs into several trillions of naira.We call on the eminent members of this committee not to diminish their standing in the eyes of the Nigerian public by trying to stand in the way or better still, act as an obstacle to the retrieval of our commonwealth by these erstwhile public officers, who have plainly betrayed the trust of the Nigerian people.”

Buhari Presents Evidence Of Corruption To Jonathan

Information is now surfacing on the secret meeting that was held on August 6 between President Muhammadu Bahari and his predecessor, Goodluck Jonathan, at the Aso Villa, Abuja.
According to New Telegraph, Buhari confronted Jonathan with evidence of discreet probes that were conducted by the new government into the officials that served in the Jonathon administration.
The proof of high-level corruption committed under Jonathan’s presidency concerned corrupt oil deals, arms purchases, diversion of funds and other infractions.
It was learnt that Buhari had to present this evidence to prove to Jonathan that his anti-corruption war was not meant to witch-hunt anyone as the opposition to the fight against official corruption would want the public to believe.
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A source disclosed that the president went on to show Jonathan evidence of recoveries made so far in terms of assets and funds from some officials of the immediate past government.
It was learnt that one of the reports that the president showed Jonathan was an investigation carried out by a security agency on an aide of the former president from whom about N1.5billion had been recovered.
“ The president showed Dr. Jonathan some discoveries made on several infractions by officials of his (Jonathan’s) administration. He justified why his administration must recover looted funds and prosecute the offenders. It was a frank talk between the two leaders.
“President Buhari availed Dr. Jonathan of reports of various discreet probes on oil deals, diversion of funds and unwholesome arms deals. From the reports, there is overwhelming evidence of infractions which the former president could not dispute.
“Buhari stated that he was not out to humiliate Jonathan in his fight against graft and assured him of his highest regards for the former president ,” the source said.
It was learnt that Jonathan told Buhari that he was not aware of the corrupt deals allegedly committed by his aides, including by his chiefs of staff, who could have helped him to unravel the alleged shady deals committed by some top officials.
The former president was said to have reportedly assured Buhari of his willingness to cooperate with the new government if the need arises.
“ From the evidence so far, it is either the former president lacks the capacity to govern or abdicated his responsibilities.
“Otherwise, he must have been part of the infractions ,” the source added.
Meanwhile, ahead of the plan by the independent Corrupt Practices And Other Related Offences Commission to probe super rich civil servants, reports have revealed that they are in a mad rush to sell off their houses and other valuable assets.

SEE Where Young Bride Was Spotted Just After Saying ‘Yes, I Do’ (PHOTO)

Although, you may think that it a comedy or a prank, it is a real story that happened at Rufus Giwa Polytechnic in Owo, Ondo state.
On her wedding day, Oluwatunmise Adejube, a student of Department of Accountancy, hurriedly left the Owo local government area, where she swore matrimonial oath, and rushed to the school to write an exam.
The Nation reports that the new wife was accompanied by a group of young ladies, who formed her bridal train. They stormed the school in a convoy of three exotic cars.
No need to describe faces of other students in the examination hall, when a young lady in a sparkling wedding dress sauntered in, walking dazzlingly on the narrow path between the hall benches. Before invigilators understood what was happening, the tension-soaked atmosphere became relaxed as the sudden appearance of the bride elicited laughter from the stressed students, who prepared to write a difficult paper.
An hour later, Oluwatunmise was on her way from the examination hall to reception, where her husband and guests were waiting for her.
An invigilator, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said that Oluwatumise was allowed to write the paper despite her lateness for the exam. He also praised the girl for her determination not to be carried away by the euphoria of the wedding.
Speaking with reporters after writing the paper, Oluwatumise stressed that her education was as important to her as her marriage.
“When the wedding date was fixed some months ago, nobody knew it would clash with my second semester examination. What appears to be a saving grace for me is that, both the wedding and examination are taking place in the same town. If otherwise, I would have missed the three-unit paper and carry it automatically,” she said.
The groom, Mr Adesina, said that he was shocked and stumped when his bride told him the examination timetable clashed with the wedding.
“I really praised her dogged determination. It was like a tug of war because she had to prepare for her exam and ran around for the wedding at the same time. Now that the confusion is over, I give thanks to God for making it easy for us,” he said.

Celestial Church Crisis : Obasanjo plays peace-maker

The former President of Nigeria, Chief Olusegun Aremu Obasanjo has said that the unity of the Celestial Churches of Christ (CCC) all over the world is of utmost importance to him. He made the submission during the week, at his hilltop mansion in Abeokuta, the Ogun state capital when the Oshoffa family and some leaders of the church paid him a courtesy visit.
Leading the delegation to Obasanjo was the unified leader of the Celestial churches worldwide, Rev. Olatosho Matthew Oshoffa, who said the visit was part of a process to settle the acrimony that had surrounded the leadership of the church in the recent past.
The Celestial church as a body had been embroiled in a fierce battle between surviving sons of the founder of the church, late Prophet Samuel Bilehou Oshoffa and some leaders that all claimed to be supreme head of the church in their various domains. Various leaders of the church such as Rev. Mobiyina Oshoffa, Rev. Paul Maforikan, Rev. Bolanle Shonekan, a trustee of the church, Pastor Owodunni, Rev. Orovboni and Rev. Akinsoji have all laid claims to the spiritual headship of CCC operating from their individual domains.
The battle caused deep divisions within the fold; a development which has taken a toll on the functions of the church and its recognition by various organizations and government.
The dispute led to a protracted court cases, which was eventually resolved via the judgement of Justice A. O Asenuga of an Ogun state High Court sitting in Ilaro, Ogun state Nigeria on 26th March, 2015.
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Rev. Shonekan had approached the court seeking it to declare him the substantive head of the church, but in his judgement, the trial judge nullified the erstwhile leadership claims of Rev. Mobiyina Oshoffa and all his structures, ordering him not to parade himself as the supreme head of the church. It also declared all actions and decisions earlier taken by Mobiyina as null and void and of no effect.
The same order equally affected the petitioner and all other claimants to the supreme position. Asenuga had relied on a supreme court judgement delivered in the case of late Prophet Abiodun Bada which made it impossible for persons to simultaneously lay claim to the position of the leader in the event of disputes such as this.
It was on this strength that Rev. Olatosho emerged to unify the whole body as it’s spiritual head and lay to rest the tussles.
At Obasanjo’s residence, Rev. Olatosho Oshoffa said; “We are happy that an end has finally come to the unsavoury situation we found ourselves in the church between my brothers and other leaders in different locations. I want to assure that we are now a united family and the glory of the Celestial church worldwide will continue to shine and it will fulfil it’s mandate in both the service of God and adding colour to the destiny of its members”. Continuing, he said, “we are here today to brief you of the developments and seek your counsel as a father to us and someone who has been a great friend of the church since the days of our fathers in fostering unity within our family and the church”.
Olatosho said further, “my vision as the unified head is to see that there is peace in all of our churches and all the leaders function as laid down within the divine order delivered to our fore bearers. We intend to develop the international headquarters at Imeko into a true convergence ground worthy of the purpose it was created at the beginning. Individuals, private organizations and even governments at different levels will only identify with us if there is unity of purpose among us; and this is the task before me which I hope to accomplish with the support of my people.”
Resolution of conflict
In his response, Obasanjo thanked the delegation for deeming it fit to visit him. He said, “Almighty God is the creator of the church and He alone has the power to resolve any conflict within it.
I am happy to hear that peace has finally returned and for me personally, the unity and unification of the Celestial Churches worldwide is very paramount to me because this is a big church that has a deep history and any division whatsoever will not serve its interest either now or in the future . I do not take sides in any dispute and the court has spoken which must be respected”. He continued, “I encourage you to be strong, embark on this task with all fairness and do all within your powers to unite the church”.
Obasanjo however promised to look into the matter again and offer his support in ensuring lasting peace and unity within the Celestial family.
Also in attendance during the parley of the unification leader CCC World wide, Rev. Olatosho Matthew Oshoffa with Chief Obasanjo were members of the Oshoffa family and senior ministers of the church such as the Rev Mobiyina Oshoffa , Ven. Superior Z. A Okunlola and Ven. Superior Evan. Ebenezer Oshoffa among others

How my boobs got so big —Ella Mensah

Ghanaian actress, Ella Mensah, who is currently in Nigeria shooting a movie, says she wants to be the best Ghanian actress in Nollywood. Looking at her busy schedules since she first hit Nollywood in 2012, it appears the actress may have an ace up her sleeves. Her most notable films include Educated Housemaids, 11am, Mirabel, Crime to Christ, Playboy, Couples on Fire to name a few.
But one feature you cannot miss about the Ghallywood star is her taunting big boobs with deep cleavage. In this exclusive interview with Showtime Celebrity, he talks about how her boobs got big, her journey in Nollywood, and more:
Are you working on any project now?
Yes. I just came back from Awka where I shot one Royal Glamour movie with Rise and Shine Productions. I’m in Lagos now and I have a shoot on Thursday (last Thursday) with another production house; I think it’s an independent production.
How has life in Nollywood been so far?
It’s all right. The only difference between Nollywood and where I come from (Ghana) is that they shoot more in Nollywood – you are always working. In Ghana, we don’t have many producers, but there are many producers here and if you want to shoot everyday, you shoot everyday but not all the scripts are good. The difference is that here, you work a lot.
So, you are saying Ghana movies have more quality than Nigerian ones?
Obviously, Ghanaian movies have more quality than most of Nigerian films. The normal Ghanaian movies we shoot are what Nigerians call cinema movies but we in Ghana don’t call them cinema movies, it’s our standard way of shooting movies. Almost every movie shot in Ghana is a cinema movie whereas here, it is not.
What has been your most daring role in a movie?
The daring thing I did was one movie I shot last year where I had to take off my bra. They didn’t show my front, they showed my back, like my back being bare, no bra and all that but I can’t remember the movie title now.
As a sexy actress, would you say your assets have helped you in getting roles?
No, I think I get many offers for roles; a lot of people always say it is because I am pretty or because I am endowed. Yes, you need to be presentable; you need to be pretty to be in front of a camera but at the same time it’s not all about that. You need to be talented, you need to know what you do; you need to speak well and be eloquent. You just have to have talent but beauty is more like icing on the cake.
What can you do to stun or ‘wow’ fans in a movie?
Funny enough I’m still thinking about that particular thing because Nollywood is a big industry and there are so many stars; there’s nothing anybody has not done. Since I’m a Ghanaian and I want to be a household name in Nollywood, my team and I are planning on something big that would shake the whole of Nigeria but for now, I think I’ll keep that as a surprise.
You said there’s a difference between romantic scene and sex scene?
Yeah, a lot of people get confused about romantic scenes and sex scenes. Being romantic to someone and having sex with someone is not the same. You can be romantic to someone without sleeping with the person and sleeping with someone is not being romantic. Sex is sex, romance is another thing altogether. Being romantic to someone is not having sex with the person; sex is different. Sex scenes and romantic scenes are different, people should just get it
What has been your most daring sexual role in a movie?
I’ve had more than ten movies where I had to do a sex scene or seduced someone. There’s one movie I did ‘Educated Housemaids’ where I had to seduce a millionaire’s son and I thought the only way to get him was to sleep with him. A lot of people think sex scenes are real but they are not real because there are so many people behind the scene. You might think that we are under the duvet doing something, we are not doing anything because we put on bum shorts, suits and all that faking things, acting like we’re moaning and all that. It’s all acting
I think Ghana movies have crossed the lines many times when it comes to soft porn?
What people don’t get is that going nude in Ghanaian movies is not all nude. There’s something called ‘cuts and paste.’ If you’re shooting a movie and they say you should take off your bra and then the camera wants to zoom to your front, it’s not your real breast they show, I just want people to know.
Then whose breast do they show?
It’s not real. What we do is that the camera would say action and then the camera would show my hand removing my own bra from my back and when I take it off, there’s something covering my face. We have special effects directors and there’s this breast silicon thing they put across your breast with something to hold it to just let viewers think that it’s your breast. Mostly, we don’t even zoom the front part, it’s just the side and it’s silicon; it’s not natural.
How much are they paying us to go totally nude? This is not Hollywood that they give you a million dollars to go nude; like Angelina Jolie you feel comfortable showing everything because they give you like 15 million dollars but we are talking about Ghana and Nigeria. They don’t even pay anything close to that. So nobody is showing boobs for real here, it’s not true, it’s just cut and paste and they just join everything in the editing room to make it look real
What has been your most successful movie to date?
A couple of them but one movie that I really like, that I got some fans from UK and Kenya and even Australia inviting me to come is one movie I shot for Tinsel. Tinsel is doing a short movie called Afriwood; they are not showing it on Africa Magic but they are showing it on DSTV channel 151, it’s a short film on its own. The film is called ‘11am’, I was a celebrity newscaster which in real life I’m because I’m a Journalist; I studied journalism and media studies and I even worked in a TV station in Ghana before I delved into this acting thing. It was pretty much enjoyable since it was the real me and all that and that movie really went far; it was everywhere on the internet
What has been your most embarrassing role in a movie?
One that comes to my head right now is one movie I shot in the East where I had to take off my wig, no makeup, no lipstick; they braided my hair and all that. We were shooting in a bush when I saw a snake; I just started running because I have mortal fear for snakes. Then the cloth they tied on me just went off and everybody was around. I saw some leaves and it was more like Adam and Eve thing and I had to just use the leaves to cover my boobs because that was the most important thing. I couldn’t even continue the shoot because I felt so embarrassed
What was your worst experience growing up
I remember way back in Junior High; it’s funny how I think adolescence or growing has changed my body. In Junior High, I didn’t have breasts; at the age of 15, I didn’t have noticeable breast on my chest and I remember that boys were always calling me a boy. I was more like a tomboy. Then, I went to Secondary School and all of a sudden my breasts started coming out and the boys would still tease me more. Even now, some of my colleagues from way back when they see me now they ask if I had done implants on my boobs. I don’t have implants. It was so embarrassing when you’re with girls but everyone calls you a guy because you’re a female with flat chest
Did your boobs just start growing by itself or you did something?
I didn’t do anything, that’s the irony. I remember way back in 2003, I woke up one morning and I saw something there and I started putting foam in my bra, I didn’t even know I was going to wear bra all my life. My breasts really blew up after I gave birth to my child and I also added weight. I was size 10 when I gave birth, soon after I got to size 18. I was so fat because I ate a lot and a lot of people couldn’t recognize me. Being pregnant is a horrible thing, I ate like 17 times a day and I became so chubby. When I gave birth, to lose that weight was hell
So you eventually lost weight but your boobs were still big?
Even though I lost weight, I think some of the fat went to the right places and I love it. Now it’s working for me. See now, I’m so endowed now and I love it. You could say my son gave me a breast job; it’s a natural breast job. I didn’t have to pay any doctor, it was a natural gift from God and I have my son to thank for it.
Everyone knows you as a sexy actress, is it just for show or you really like sex?
Seriously, is there any human being on this planet who hates sex?
A lot of people pretend they don’t like sex?
That’s the word you said, pretend. Life is too short to want to fake things. Sex is a beautiful thing when you are with the right person and you’re an adult. It is a beautiful thing if you have your partner, somebody you love and you trust and you respect, why not? Sex is part of our life
What turns you on sexually in the bedroom?
During sex, seeing my man’s face is enough for me
Do you have any celebrity crush?
Yes, I’m obsessed with one guy; I love him so much but not more than my boyfriend. He’s the only one who can make me leave my boyfriend; thinking about him is even making me blush right now.
Who is that?
Lil Wayne.
You’re attracted to Lil Wayne?
So much, everything about him attracts me.
There was a time you dated Oritsefemi?
I never dated Oritsefemi, we were just friends.
Has any fan ever done anything crazy to you?
Oh God, it’s very bad. I don’t know how they get my number and I keep changing it and yet they get it again. There was a time a fan gave me like 87 missed calls in an hour and he would send me so many text messages that he had a dream he was making love to me and I came and was screaming his name, so we should make it reality. It’s that bad that when I tweet or post something on instagram he would trace it and go to that location to see whether I’m there or not, it was that bad. So many crazy people even on my Facebook page; being pretty alone has its consequences but being pretty and a star can be dangerous.
What transpired between you and Mimi Orjiekwe?
Mimi and I are cool; she was one of the first people I met on set when I first came to Nigeria in 2012. I shot five movies and she was in four of them, we clicked and became friends. It’s just that I have my own goals in life; she has her own goals in life and friendships always have its ups and downs. It wasn’t really anything, I don’t even know why it became a big deal; nothing really happened, we just realized that our directions were not going the same way and we just needed to go our separate ways. I don’t have any problem with her, if I see her on the street, I’ll say hello to her; we even shot together last year

Mikel snubbed me in London – Oliseh

Super Eagles Chief Coach, Sunday Oliseh yesterday explained why he left out Chelsea of England midfielder, John Mikel Obi from his list of players invited for the forthcoming 2017 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifier against Tanzania. Oliseh who revealed this at a media parley in Abuja said he made several phone calls including text messages to Obi’s number but he never responded to any.
The former international who reluctantly spoke about the issue of Obi revealed that he has no bias against anybody adding that under him, the national team will not favour or malign any Nigerian player.
“Well this issue is an enigma and we have been trying to understand it but I am in the dark personally, and with my assistants we spent time about 11 days in and around Europe talking to players, watching games. We contacted each of the players, call them up, call the clubs and eventually met with the players.
“I went to England on a Thursday and Chelsea was just coming back, we had fixed our visit to coincide with the end of their tour before they played Arsenal. I contacted Obi Mikel, called him on phone four times, the phone kept on ringing nobody picked it up, I sent him an SMS and got no response. But I called Victor Moses the phone rang three times and he picked it up and I spoke with him, told him to concentrate on his game.
After the game he came to my hotel and we met and I told him my plans for the national team. I left to Liverpool to meet the other player and I spent about six hours to go there and back but there was no response from Mikel until I returned here.
I think it was yesterday (Wednesday) that I saw a missed call, so at the moment I don’t know what the situation is. For me everybody is the same and will be treated the same.”
He also gave words of encouragement to the home based players by stating that any of them that proves his worth will be given the opportunity to play, if they were better than their foreign based compatriots.