Popular skit maker Mark Angel left fans astounded with surprising revelations about his personal life in a recent viral Update opening up on how he married and divorced secretly.

During an interview with TejuBabyface, Mark Angel disclosed that he had secretly tied the knot in the past and just as discreetly, ended the marriage in divorce.

In the candid conversation, Mark Angel confessed to keeping his marriage and subsequent divorce out of the public eye, preferring to avoid media scrutiny. He did not provide details about when these events occurred, leaving fans curious about the timeline of his secret union.

Mark Angel also disclosed that he is currently in uncommitted relationships with multiple women, shedding light on his current romantic status. The revelation has sparked intrigue and speculation among fans, eager to learn more about the private life of the renowned comedian.

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This unexpected glimpse into Mark Angel’s personal life has captivated social media, with fans buzzing about the mysterious aspects of his past and present relationships. As the interview continues to make waves online, followers eagerly await further insights into the comedian’s intriguing journey.

vickygold009 said: “Relationship when go scatter go scatter,if you like make ham secret or public”

everything_queensley remarked: “Even this podcast is a secret…secrets everywhere”

simeon.delight commented: “Podcast be doing the most these days all of una just dey yan dey gjo”

jeffryprettypretty penned: “Funny enough a lot of celebrities are like this, they will get married in secret and divorced in secret”

bim_bola_ said: “Eaten breakfast in secret ( that what Yoruba called ::: iso inu eku”

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Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Mr Ola Olukoyede, has directed staff members of the commission to immediately declare their assets in line with civil service regulations and procedures.

Lifestyle Nigeria reports that Olukoyede gave the directive at the commission’s headquarters in Abuja while addressing senior staff members of the EFCC.

He stressed that, fighting corruption required those at the vanguard to be above board.

The EFCC boss assured the commission’s staff members that adherence to the rule of law would be an article of faith and a defining principle of work.

“The EFCC is a creation of the law. We must do our job in line with the dictates of the law. This is a standard international practice and we would ensure that it is our established norm.

“All of us are going to declare our assets; from Level 17, downward. I did mine, so there’s no reason for anyone to be afraid to do the same. Even the commission’s secretary did, you all may also have done it in the past, but there’s a need for all of us to do it again. We will declare our assets, and we are going to investigate them.

“We must live above board by setting the pace with good examples. As anti-corruption fighters, our hands must be clean, so we must declare our assets.”

While urging the operatives to be professional, he further called on staff members of the commission to pay premium attention to the basis of fighting economic and financial crimes, pointing out that, such efforts should be geared towards growing the economy of the nation, creating rightful environment for enhanced investment and strengthening the productive base of the economy.

Olukoyede added, “We must do our job to add value to the nation. Investors must have confidence in the economy and we must help the country to be governed in an accountable and transparent manner. By doing this, it will offer us a new direction to redeem the image of the nation.

“Please, I beg you, let our hands be clean and put our house in order. Some may not like me, but I am going to do the right thing and treat everybody equally irrespective of religion, ethnicity and region.”

He assured the staff members of a better welfare package, enhanced training and equal opportunities to ensure higher productivity. He warned “those compromising their works and position to desist from such conduct, as dire consequences await every unsavoury tendency.”

The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved a $3.45bn World Bank loan application for the financing of five items.

Mr Wale Edun, the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, disclosed this after the FEC meeting in Abuja on Monday, Oct. 23.

He said the council approved the loan request during its meeting at the State House, adding that the Federal Government would begin to receive the $3.5bn “zero-interest” loan.

According to him, the loan is payable within 40 years with a 10-year moratorium which means payments would start from 2033.

“Today at the Federal Executive Council, I presented five memos which were gracefully approved by the Council. They had to do with concessional and, in many cases, zero-interest financing by the World Bank and the International Development Association, which is the very concessional financing arm,” he told State House Correspondents.

“The projects that were approved for funding were in the power sector and then the renewable energy sector. There was funding for states for resource mobilisation programmes to help them with the internally-generated revenue efforts.

“There was a project for adolescent girls’ initiative for learning and empowerment. And then finally the fifth financing that was approved was for Women project.”

“So, those were five loans totalling $3.45 billion. And as you know, the tenure is all around 40 years, with a moratorium period of around 10 years and interest very low, or in the cases of either loans, zero interest. However, some fees would be incurred,” he added.

During the briefing, the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, Betta Edu, also said FEC approved the creation of a Humanitarian and Poverty Alleviation Trust Fund.

The minister said the Fund will help the Federal Government respond promptly to humanitarian situations in Nigeria and that the government hopes to raise at least $5 billion annually into it.