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Explosive: Ooni Of Ife’s Game Of Thrones, Lies, Scandals and Royal Secrets

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The recent royal rumble has left many speechless and confused. The ooni and his wife, two love birds that were once celebrated are now in a messy media entanglement that has left everyone speculating what could and might have caused the royal rift.

To shed more light on the royal debacle Society Reporters NG gathered that Olori Wuraola has been sighted in Lagos and not in Abuja as widely reported. Society Reporter NG stands by its previous story that headlined Ooni’s father the Baba Oba Aderopo Ogunwusi as the cause of the alleged failed marriage. According to palaces sources the plan to chase olori wuraola was hatched by Aderopo Ogunwusi and carried out by the Ooni.

How did this rumor spread and get into the media? Fresh facts indicated that the ooni leaked the story that has since gone viral.

The young monarch is responsible for the story of olori wuraola’s alleged infidelity seeing the light of day in the first instance. Ooni wanted olori wuraola gone from the palace at all cost. He cannot chase away an olori due to her inability to conceive but the only way he can get rid of his once beloved queen is to accuse her of infidelity so he, Ooni, cleverly fueled the media with stories of her infidelity and few days later hinted the media with the names of two prominent businessmen who had philanthropic connections to the throne. The Ooni had series of meetings with the king makers where he was advised to to fix the problem that never in the history of the stool has there been such distasteful scandal involving an Ooni and his olori. The Ooni agreed to debunk the stories that his marriage had collapsed. Cleverly, the Ooni’s media team took to social media to do as instructed by the oonirisa to tell the world “THE ROYAL MARRIAGE BREAK UP STORIES WERE MERE DISTRACTIONS AND THAT HIS MAIN CONCERN NOW AS OONI WAS PROMOTING YORUBA CULTURE AND TRADITION GLOBALLY” as a strategy for damage control.

Since ooni failed to achieve olori Wuraola’s quick departure from the palace, he that started the fire had to quickly put out the fire. According to palace sources the day to day happenings at the Royal Palace is nothing short of the popular TV series called GAME Of THRONES”.

In this particular episode of Ooni’s game of thrones he made two innocent men collateral damages. In the defense of these two innocent men, it must be categorically emphasized that no man in their right senses would dare the gods to have an affair with the wife of the supreme head of the Yoruba race.

Ooni can debunk all these stories from now back to the days of oduduwa, but the fact remains he is not a credible eccentric. Few months ago olori wuraola orchestrated an anti domestic violence awareness walk in lagos alongside other prominent women that were against domestic violence. Palace sources verified that the olori’s walk was a pointer to this crisis and that was when the world should have realized her desperate cry for help.

Sources close to the Ooni’s first wife; bukola, said the marriage to ooni was plagued by the Ooni’s father and sisters constant meddling in their marriage and now history is about repeating itself with olori wuraola.

Ooni ‘s father and the sisters directed the affairs of his marriage and one would wonder why this is so? This is simply because the Ooni is their only source of income. Their constant financial pressure on the young monarch caused a serious fight between them and olori wuraola. The unemployed family accused olori wuraola of spending ooni’s wealth in beautifying herself whereas the olori who was self made before she got to the throne had more money in her bank account than the entire Ogunwusi family put together.

Palaces sources were so infuriated by the way the sisters lord over them. A particular insider said the three sisters are very uncouth in parading themselves about Ife and Lagos as yeye Obas in all forms of indecent behaviours (this is another story for another day)

However, his first wife Bukola has since moved on with her life, keeping a low profile and steering clear from the royals.

Palace sources said the Ooni’s character has made it difficult for any woman to live with him because it is very difficult to keep up with his constant manipulations and mind games. According to a friend the monarch confided in, the Ooni is experiencing problems in impregnating his olori. Ooni ogunwusi and olori wuraola have tried IVF ‘s and still no luck. There have been several stories planted in the media by the monarch that the royal couple were expectant which was all a farce.

Ooni ogunwusi is facing constant pressure to bear a child and since he knows he is shooting blanks like the Americans would say and he cannot father any more children his father Aderopo Ogunwusi hatched the plan to throw dirt on olori wuraola as an excellent exit strategy for the olori and to conceal the well kept royal secret that Ooni ogunwusi is lacking in the men’s department.

What is the fate of the royal marriage? In my opinion no man should ever sin this much against his wife.

Will olori wuraola stay with her beloved and continue to be the weakest link in the marriage, even after packing her loads from the palace?

Or will olori wuraola endure this game of thrones through thick and thin till another olori comes knocking?

 

—— To be continued!

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JUST IN: Amaju Pinnick loses FIFA council seat by single vote

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March 12, 2025

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A former Nigeria Football Federation president, Amaju Pinnick, has failed in his bid for re-election into the FIFA Council, missing out by just one vote.

At the Confederation of African Football General Assembly in Cairo on Wednesday, Djibouti’s Souleiman Waberi secured the last available seat with 29 votes, edging out Pinnick, who managed 28.

Morocco’s Fouzi Lekjaa topped the election with 49 votes, while Egypt’s Hani Rida and Niger’s Djibrilla Hamidou each polled 35 votes. Mauritania’s Ahmed Yahya and Waberi also secured their places with 29 votes apiece.

The outcome marks a setback for Pinnick, who had served on FIFA’s highest decision-making body since 2021 and was hoping to extend his tenure.

In the women’s category, Kanizat Ibrahim from Comoros clinched the seat with 30 votes, outpacing Lydia Nsekera (13 votes) and Isha Johansen (7 votes).

 

 

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IPU: We must hear from Akpabio before acting on Natasha’s claim (Video)

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The Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) has pledged to investigate the complaint raised by Nigerian Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan regarding her six-month suspension and allegations of sexual harassment by the Nigerian senate.

Akpoti-Uduaghan took the matter to the IPU during the Women in Parliament session at the United Nations in New York, seeking justice for what she described as unlawful suspension and victimization by Nigeria’s Senate President, Godswill Akpabio.

In an emotional address, Akpoti-Uduaghan appealed to global democratic institutions for intervention, calling her suspension an unjust act.

In response, Tulia Ackson, the President of the IPU, acknowledged the senator’s concerns but emphasized that the IPU must also hear the other side of the story before taking any further action.

Ackson outlined that the IPU’s standard procedure is to listen to both parties involved in any complaint before proceeding.

Ackson said: “There was a matter that arose during the first session which we had this morning. The matter that was raised by our colleague from Nigeria, Senator Natasha, and because all of us heard what she said and it only serves us better if I put a word in what she has said.

“So I would like to say we have heard our her concerns, and having heard her, it would have been an opportunity for all of us to understand more about what she has said, but because we listened only on her side, as an institution as IPU, we will be taking the concerns that have been raised, not only taking her side, but also giving a chance to listen to the other side, as it is a custom for IPU. And after having listened to the other side, we will take steps as necessary.

“I thought it was necessary for us to say a word about it and then be able to take it further. So we have taken care, or we have taken the concerns that she raised, and we will be working on them, of course, having listened to the other side, and we will be able to take steps after that.

“I also recognize the fact that our Nigerian delegate, who is here had requested the floor honorable cavid, but because of time, she wasn’t given a chance to speak.

“But like I said, we have heard the concerns that have been raised by Senator Natasha, but at the same time, we have taken cognizance of the fact that you would have wished to address us, but time wasn’t enough to give us to give you a chance to do that.

“And that said, IPU will be taking this matter as we usually do when such such concerns are raised in meetings like this.”

Ackson also mentioned that time constraints prevented another Nigerian delegate from speaking at the session, but affirmed that the concerns raised by Akpoti-Uduaghan would still be thoroughly considered.

This development marks an ongoing process by the IPU to address the senator’s claims and uphold democratic processes.

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Police arraign CMB Building boss, Kelechukwu Mbagwu, over N1bn fraud April 30

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Kelechukwu Mbagwu, the chief executive officer of CMB Building Maintenance & Investment Company Limited, is in fresh trouble over alleged N1 billion fraud.

Society Reporters reports that a Federal High Court in Lagos has set April 30 for the arraignment of the real estate tycoon on charges of conspiracy, obtaining by false pretence, and committing a N1,026,968,433 fraud.

Kelechukwu Mbagwu is facing these charges alongside his company, CMB Building Maintenance & Investment Company Limited Ltd., following an investigation by the Police Special Fraud Unit (PSFU) in Ikoyi, Lagos.

Both Mbagwu and his company were initially scheduled for arraignment on February 12, but the court postponed the proceedings to April due to the defendants’ absence.

The charges, which date back to 2019, accuse Mbagwu and his company of falsely presenting a sold property in Oniru, Victoria Island, Lagos, to Access Bank in order to secure a loan of over N1 billion.

Mbagwu and CMB Building are also alleged to have unlawfully converted the loan funds to his personal use.

The police’s charges are based on violations of Section 8(i)(a) and Section 1(i)(a) of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Fraud Related Offences Act, No. 14 of 2006, which are punishable under Section 1(3) of the same Act. The charges also relate to Section 18(2)(b)(d) of the Money Laundering (Prevention and Prohibition) Act, 2022, punishable under Section 18(3) of the Act.

The charges against Mbagwu and his company read in part:

“That you Kelechukwu Mbagwu (Managing Director), CMB Building Maintenance & Investment Co. Ltd, and other directors (now at large), sometime in 2019, in Lagos, with intent to defraud, conspired to commit felony by obtaining money by false pretence, an offence contrary to Section 8(i)(a) and punishable under Section 1(3) of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Fraud Related Offences Act, No. 14 of 2006.

“That you, Kelechukwu Mbagwu, did falsely present to Access Bank, claiming that the property located in Oniru, Victoria Island, was owned by you and that you had title to it at the time of the transaction, while knowing that the property had already been sold to a third party without disclosing this to the bank. This misrepresentation is an offence under Section 1(i)(a) of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Fraud Related Offences Act, No. 14 of 2006.

“That you, Kelechukwu Mbagwu, directly or indirectly converted, transferred, retained, or took possession of N1,026,968,433 belonging to Access Bank Plc, knowing that the funds were proceeds of an unlawful act, in violation of Section 18(2)(b)(d) and punishable under Section 18(3) of the Money Laundering (Prevention and Prohibition) Act, 2022.”

The court will now proceed with the arraignment of Mbagwu and his company on April 30.

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