As the rift between Peter and Paul of PSquare gains momentum, the group’s lawyer and Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Festus Keyamo, has said the wives of the artistes have no hand in it. He expressed the optimism that the disagreement among them – including the elder brother, Jude – would be resolved. A statement from the Keyamo Chambers as published on PUNCH Newspaper noted that, in contrast to the public belief, the quarrel was not the fault of any of the parties – including their wives. The statement titled  The public feud by the PSquare brothers , on Tuesday evening, appealed that the public should “refrain from jumping into uninformed conclusions about this feud.” The statement read in part, “As their close friends and lawyers over many years, we have done our very best to manage their differences over time and very prominent personalities have been invited in the past to intervene. “Our attention has been drawn to the on-going feud between the Psquare brothers in online

According to the report gathered by PUNCH, The Peoples Democratic Party has told Governor Ayo Fayose of Ekiti State not to waste his resources on his presidential ambition, saying the party’s candidate for the 2019 election will come from the North. The party said all its members were aware of the zoning formula it adopted for both its presidential ticket and the position of the national chairman. Fayose had sent letters to some leaders of the party to inform them about his decision to run for the Presidency on the platform of the PDP. The event, according to a copy of the letter will hold in Abuja on Thursday. The letter was signed by the governor under the banner of Ayo Fayose Presidential Campaign Organisation. It read in part, “My dear leader, it is with deep sense of responsibility that I write to inform you of my intention to seek the ticket/mandate of our party to contest the 2019 presidential election, considering your support and commitment towards our great part

  Tweet    Share   Pin it   +1 Ukamaka, a 35-year-old wife has been allegedly abandoned by her husband Mr. Nwiziogo Nkwegu of Obegu Village in the Ozibo Local Government Area of Ebonyi State after she gave birth to a set of triplets. It was gathered that Ukamaka, who was Nkwegu’s third wife, gave birth to the triplets – two boys and a girl – at a traditional maternity home in Abakaliki, the Ebonyi State capital, three weeks ago. Southern City News  reported that the woman was forced to approach the traditional maternity home as opposed to going to the hospital as a result of her husband’s complaint that he had no money. Ukamaka now a mother of six, having given birth to a set of twins and another single child before the triplets does menial jobs to support herself and her children. However, since she was delivered of the triplets three weeks ago, the mother had been begging for assistance from well-meaning Nigerians as her husband had disappeared from home and refused to