Tega Dominic \”Before you drag anyone,just know that you are shown what you want to see,\”says BBNaija\’s reunion. – Lifestyle News

Tega Dominic has also revealed that her marriage terminated two years ago.

Tega was widely chastised following her claimed ‘rom@ntic episodes’ with another roommate Boma on the reality show that aired in 2021.

On Friday, March 25, during a question-and-answer session with her admirers, the mother of one revealed that she is no longer married to her husb@nd, Ajeboh Lawrence.

In her own words:

“Lol, no I’m not, I’ve been retired since 2020, and all you know is that it was a bad move.” In fact, it has been over since 2020. Now it’s your turn to get off my back.”

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Onakoya record – .

Nigerian chess master, Tunde Onakoya, on Saturday set a new Guinness World Record for the longest marathon chess; making Nigeria proud.

The chestmaster confirmed this in a post on his official X account.

He wrote, “We have done it.

“We’re pushing to 60 hours guys. We’re not stopping yet. Let’s keep going.

“We have a fundraising goal to meet for the education of African children around the world. This is our why – the reason we are doing this.

“Let’s demonstrate to the world the incredible power of love. Together, we can make this happen.”

Onakoya broke the record of Norwegian players Hallvard Haug Flatebø and Sjur Ferkingstad, who played for 56 hours 9-minutes in 2018 and aimed at reaching 58 hours target.

. understands that the challenge, which is underway at New York City’s iconic Times Square, has currently exceeded 56 hours record of the Norwegian duo.

FCCPC Identifies Multiple Taxes as Culprit for Rising Prices

The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has released findings from a comprehensive investigation into the factors contributing to the relentless increase in consumer costs.

The FCCPC Director, Surveillance and Investigation Mrs. B.A Adeyinka, shed light on the multifaceted issues at play while briefing journalists during a market surveillance to enforce prices today in Masaka Markets, Nasarawa State.

According to her, the FCCPC has conducted extensive interviews with marketing executives and sellers across various sectors

“Despite government efforts to stabilize the currency, prices remain high. Our findings point to a complex web of factors, including multiple layers of taxation and transportation costs, that are driving prices up,” she added.

The FCCPC as part of its campaign for compliance sealed 4U Supermarket Wuse 2 on Thursday for breaching price and quality standards. While addressing journalists at the supermarket yesterday, the acting Chief Executive Officer of FCCPC, Adamu Abdullahi said the Commission would continue the price enforcement in other states of the federation.

According to the investigation, transportation costs are incurred at every stage of the supply chain, starting from the farmers who transport their produce to local markets, to the sellers who move goods to larger market squares, and finally to the retailers who deliver products to consumers.

“The cost of transportation is a significant burden on the sellers, and this cost is inevitably passed on to the consumer. For instance, a product that once cost N15,000 now sells for N50,000. This drastic increase is largely due to higher transportation expenses, the rising cost of pesticides, and security concerns in certain areas,” Adeyinka explained.

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Pregnant Married Woman Arrested For Faking Kidnap, Sharing Ransom With Boyfriend

Operatives of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Police Command have arrested an expectant mother who faked her own kidnap and demanded for N2 million as ransom from her husband.

It was gathered that the woman shared the ransom money with the man suspected to be her boyfriend, and whom she connived with to defraud the husband.

FCT Commissioner of Police Benneth Igweh, who paraded the suspects yesterday, said: “About 19:40hrs on March 11, one Chiedozie Ubah of Saburi II Dei-dei, Abuja, reported at Gwa Gwa Police Division that his pregnant wife, Rosemary Ubah, left for the hospital on same date but did not return home. He later received a call from his wife’s number telling him that she had been kidnapped and demanded for two N2 million ransom before her release.

“He transferred the money into his wife’s account as instructed and later brought his wife to the station after her release. During interrogation, the wife freely confessed to have conspired with one man named Walter Ezeala living on the same street with them at Saburi to extort money from her husband.

“The said Walter was arrested and he confessed that he got N800,000 from the ransom money.

“N793,500) cash, two ATM cards and two android phones were recovered from them.”

In a similar development, Igweh narrated how operatives of the command arrested a man who faked also his own kidnap to test the loyalty of his girlfriend.