Interview: "Marriage is the last thing for me" - Funke Adesiyan

Here is what the actress said in a recent interview about her relationship and plans for marriage.

Are you not thinking of marriage at your age?

Like I have always said and believed, marriage is not a must for me. Everybody wants to get married but everybody is not meant to be married. There are people who are not meant to be married but they force themselves into marriage, because someone else is married. You discover that you opt out in a few months and divorce.

Are you searching for the right person?

I am not searching for the right person, I am in a relationship with a great man. It does not mean that we will be married tomorrow or we cannot get married today. That is not what matters to me. Marriage is the last thing, what matters is being happy together. He’s happy with me and I am happy with him, so, that’s fantastic and fine.

For how long would you want to have the cards open?

Forever! I think one should live a life of being open. I think life is too short to say I am going to love you forever when you don’t know what happens tomorrow. Why don’t you leave it opened? 

Interview:,"I can't hawk cleavages in the name of promoting a brand" - Mercy Johnson

Please read this interesting interview of Mercy Johnson Odi by Samuel Olatunji on sunnewsonline.com See it below;

You were at OJB’s house to see him and donate money, now you are here to donate to the Boys Reform Home in Lagos. What’s the idea?

No idea, we are just promoting the ideals of Mercy Johnson Foundation. The idea is to identify the needs, evaluate and help in our own little way. All fingers are not equal; those in position to help should do so without hesitation. You will be hearing a lot about Mercy Johnson Foundation from now on. We have put our house in order and now ready to help those we can. I strongly believe that as stars we should live beyond the euphoria of stardom and the moment. We will not always be here, what happens if you look back and realise you could do a lot to make the world better when you had the spotlight and you didn’t? I want to live beyond the moment.

Why the reform homes in Lagos?

I know I’m not glamorous to a lot of people, but we must know that if we do charitable things for publicity alone, we defeat the purpose. We need to find ways to reform young boys and girls otherwise they will make life uncomfortable for the children of the privileged. At this point, I must commend the government of Lagos State for making efforts at reforming the kids. We are looking at what we can do with the state to help make the future of these children better.

Motherhood seems to have changed you…

Yes, motherhood changes women. You begin to see yourself as a co-creator. You begin to see yourself as a protector. Few days ago, I was feeding Purity and she started dragging the bottle with me with the hot water in it. She pushed the bottle, I had to quickly push her away from the water and let it pour on my arm instead. That’s the kind of protection I am talking about. I think it will also make you feel more responsible for other children as well. You begin to see them as children of some other mothers. You have a sense of responsibility to want to protect them as well.

How are you coping with your husband and the baby?

There’s nothing like coping, he’s making my job easier. He dots on her. He carries her, feeds and does everything for her such that she misses him when he’s not around.  You won’t believe she sleeps on his chest every night. He understands whatever adjustment I need to make when it comes to the baby. He’s a loving father?

What about being a loving husband?

Come on now, you know that Sam. He’s the best thing that happened to me. People usually say men are not reliable, in the case of my husband he’s a blessing. It’s obvious we are his priority.

So, your step of faith is paying off?

Yes. I am not saying its perfect, but this is close to perfection. If this is what it feels to be married, I want to marry my husband again and again.

How come you took a break and still returned as number one in Nollywood?

There’s nothing like number one in Nollywood.  We are all doing our jobs; it’s just that some people are busier than others. I’m glad of what God has given me.

What should we expect from you career-wise?

I’m trying to be more selective with what I do. If the script is not good, I don’t want to do it. Our market is getting core aware and advanced as the day goes by.

How come you are not an ambassador of any brand yet?

We are having discussion with a couple of brands, when we agree with the terms, you will hear from us. However, I need to quickly point out that Mercy Johnson is a blend of youth and family brand. We just can’t stand and represent any brand. If it’s not representing the youths, which is our major consistency or the family, we will not be favourably disposed to it. I can’t at this point be ‘hawking’ cleavages in the name of promoting brand.  Things have changed; this is the beginning of a new era for me.

First Look Of Adele's Baby

Photos: World Premiere Of Michael Jackson One by Cirque Du Soleil

Faces of celebrities at the world premiere of Michael Jackson ONE by Cirque du Soleil on Saturday (June 29) at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, Nev.

Cirque president Daniel Lamarre said he'd planned two Jackson-inspired shows "from the first day we got the rights from the (Jackson) estate," with the first production, "Michael Jackson THE IMMORTAL WORLD TOUR," delivering a stadium-sized concert-type presentation and "ONE" a more intimate affair.

The new show is something closer to what Cirque du Soliel usually serves up. It's a multimedia extravaganza that often flies high, but never loses sight of its inspiration.

The Saturday's world premiere attracted celebrities including musician Justin Bieber, as well as actors Neil Patrick Harris, Allison Janney and Alfre Woodard.

Sunday Message: Engaging The Miracle Power Of Impartation - Bishop David Oyedepo

30th June 2013 ---- Winners Chapel Otta

minister: Bishop David Oyedepo

Message: Engaging the miracle power of impartation -- Psalm 74:10-12

There must be a desperation of soul by anyone who wants to encounter the power of Go -- Psalm 63:3,
# What is Impartation
* Impartation is the spiritual platform for duplication and multiplication of Grace
* Impartation is the tangible transmission of the power of God through the man of God --- Acts 19:12
* Impartation is the spiritual gift to the end that you may be estblished, a platform for spiritual endowment from the carrier to the disciples. Acts3:6
* Impartation is the transmission of the power of God to hpHis disciples through His Anointed. -- Luke 7:13-16
* Impartation delivers only through Faith. Faith is our master access. Matthew 10:3, Mark 6:5
* Impartation is inaccessible without Faith.
* Sit down and connect with the word of God to be able to partake out of the blessing of God.  Phil.1:7
# Channels of Impartation
* Through the word of God. --- Romans 1:16
* Through Prophetic word. --- Ezekiel 37:1-7, Deutronomy 34:9
* Through the Prophetic mantle, because the anointing of the priest flows through to the mantle. Everything they carry pass through to what they touch. -- Psalm 45:6-8, Matthew 14:36.
# What is the Mantle. -- 2 kings 2:8,14-15
* The prophetic Mantle connects you to The power of God.
# What is in the Mantle?
* The overflowing priestly anointing of the
# What is it that makes the Mantle work
* Believe in the mistery of the prophetic anointing
* Believe in the carrier of the mantle. Matthew 10:40-42
* We must maintain integrity of power for the Mantle to work.
* You must have a clean heart for the anointingof the Mantle to work in your life .-- 2 Kings 24.
you must know what you lack otherwise you may remain in need. 1 Corinthians 2:9

Photo: Baby Blue Ivy All GrownUp

Jay-Z and Beyounce's daughter Blue Ivy and her nanny

Kemi Omololu Olulonye Says She Won't Donate To OJB Jezreel

Kemi Omololu-Olunloyo

Guys!! PLS!!! Don't beg me for MONEY on my page. Absolutey NOT! I don't know you but I know 419 schemes

First I am not a bank. You go to your banks, relatives or elected leaders. I am finding my way around this country after 35 years while u are begging me. I do not know any OJB Jezreel singer nor am I paying your school fees. All I heard when I got off the plane from Canada was everyone calling me Deportee. I antagonized gun laws in a country where black children were being gunned down and white governments were scrapping the gun registry, meanwhile being sent home bcos Nigeria is no longer dangerous (as written in my immigration document)

Now everyone is trying to cash in on me?? Hell NO! I don't help ppl with anything ANYMORE on this page or elsewhere! Call me stingy, I love it! Some of u are even trying to use the name of a singer I dont even know to SCAM me. Almost 9 ppl now.

STOP IT!!

Guys!! PLS!!! Don't beg me for MONEY on my page. Absolutey NOT! I don't know you but I know 419 schemes. First I am not a bank. You go to your banks, relatives or elected leaders. I am finding my way around this country after 35 years while u are begging me. I do not know any OJB Jezreel singer nor am I paying your school fees. All I heard when I got off the plane from Canada was everyone calling me Deportee. I antagonized gun laws in a country where black children were being gunned down and white governments were scrapping the gun registry, meanwhile being sent home bcos Nigeria is no longer dangerous (as written in my immigration document) Now everyone is trying to cash in on me?? Hell NO! I don't help ppl with anything ANYMORE on this page or elsewhere! Call me stingy, I love it! Some of u are even trying to use the name of a singer I dont even know to SCAM me. Almost 9 ppl now. STOP IT!!

Photos: Yvonne Nelson The Face Of Zaron Hair And Make-Up

Flawlessly beautiful Yvonne!!

Govt officials withdraw support for OJB due to misinformation on funds raised

The government officials of LAGOS STATE HAS SUSPENDED ANY FORM OF ASSISTANCE to OJB JEZREEL due to VERIFICATION ISSUES stemming from ALL THE HYPE about HOW MUCH WAS RAISED ON HIS BEHALF! 

In their view, HE DOES NOT NEED THE HELP OF THE STATE!...SEE WHAT YOU HELPED TO DESTROY?...KILL?

TUFACE N1.5million...NOT TRUE!

 D'banj N7Million...NOT TRUE!

 Wizkid N3Million...NOT TRUE

 Ini Edo N2Million...NOT TRUE

 Olamide N1Million...NOT TRUE!

Your "FACT-LESS HYPE" of those who have contributed nothing so far in this matter is preventing others willing to help from doing so!!! 

If your name is used falsely as AN ARTISTE/ENTERTAINER, it is the DUTY OF YOUR MANAGEMENT TO STAND UP AND CLEAR THE WRONG IMPRESSION...Your SILENCE ONLY MEANS YOU ARE TRYING TO REAP WHERE YOU HAVE NOT SOWN!...CLEAR YOUR NAME NOW!

If we had all this money would we still be spending late nights and all day screaming and asking for HELP???

May God reward you as YOU HELP SPREAD THIS MESSAGE.

Interview: "How I Lost My Virginity" - Dona Diva

Fast rising singer, Dona Diva, never planned being a singer. When she left her native Delta State a couple of years ago, her dreams had been to pursue a career in Nollywood. However, she ended up a singer and aside performing live at the Sheraton Hotel, Ikeja, Lagos, she also has two singles on air.

In this chat with The Entertainer, she talks about how her passion for music made her run away from home at 18, the day a white man sexually harassed her and what it felt like being deflowered among other interesting issues.

Excerpts:

Who is Dona Diva?

My real name is Dona Adjah and my stage name is Dona Diva. I’m from the Urhobo speaking part of Delta State. I am into music and fashion.

Tell us about your romance with music?

I started music from church like everyone else but when I came to Lagos, the idea was to act. But for some reasons I had to fall back to my music. Ever since I have been doing studio recordings, back-up singing and I also do live band music. It was getting so interesting and people started encouraging me to start my own thing so the whole world could see me and appreciate me. That’s why I came out with a single.

For how long have you been doing back-up and live band?

About six years.

Who are the artistes you have backed-up?

I have done back-up for a number of artistes but Duncan Mighty remains the biggest. Talking about live band, I have performed for ex-president Olusegun Obasanjo and President Goodluck Jonathan. I have also travelled out of the country to do a lot of shows.

How would you describe your experience as a singer?

It’s a bitter-sweet experience but I have chosen the sweet part of it. In everything you do, there are bound to be ups and downs. I combine fashion and music together and it’s quite exciting because I appear on stage with my own hand made costumes and people are like, ‘nice dress’ even before I start performing. It’s not really been easy but I’m having fun.

As an up-and-coming act, how do you cope financially. And do your fans appreciate you?

I am into other businesses including fashion and real estate so I don’t depend on music alone to cater for my needs. Regarding my fans appreciating me, they package whatever they want to give me into an envelope. Sometimes, some people spray me but I tell them, ‘no, we don’t do that.’

How do you now combine music, fashion and real estate?

It’s not easy but man must wack. I make very meticulous plans which I follow religiously. It’s all about time management. If you travel abroad, you see people doing three or four jobs just to get good cash. Maybe, I am doing all these because I don’t want to lack on any side.

What’s your childhood like?

My growing up was a normal one. I am from an average home. I have a strict but supportive father and my family is in support of what I do. As a child, I was always by myself but I like facing challenges and coming out with results; my family is proud of me because of that.

Tell us about the single you have on air?

The single I initially dropped was Shut Up. I did it because of people who tried to run me down. I am saying Shut Up to these negative people because I know you can achieve anything as long as you believe in your dreams, in yourself and in God.  The new single is New Gaga; I am dropping its video any time soon. It’s all about music and dance. The message is, just enjoy the music, feel the rhythm and let go off your sorrows.

Who did you work with on the track?

I actually featured my brother, GoldCruz. He also produced the song.

When are you dropping your album? And what message do you want to pass across?

Dropping the album depends on how well the single does because I want people to feel the single. I hope to drop two more singles before releasing the album. As for the message,. it’s inspirational.

What’s your take on the Nigerian music industry?

I am grateful to God because our music is being appreciated. Those days you can’t go to the club and hear our music. But now our music is spreading all over the world. That shows we are progressing but at the same time, I believe we still have a lot of work to do. I think we should do more of meaningful songs.

Is there any female singer you look up to?

The female singer that I look up to is Asa. I like her because her lyrics are meaningful and her style is different.

Are your parents supportive?

My father did everything to make me quit but my mind was made up. But it later got to a point where he became proud of me.

Your father actually kicked against it?

Yes, he was angry and wanted me back home. He was like ‘no, she cannot go, she can’t run away from home.’ But I knew what I wanted and I knew I was not coming back.

At what age did you run away from home?

I was like 18 or 19.

At that age, one is prone to being harassed sexually. How did you cope with that?

You are right. I just tried to be polite. I never fought but always passed my message politely.

Can you recall a particular incident?

Yes, it was on New Year’s Eve at Sheraton Hotel, Ikeja. I was singing when this white guy tapped my butt. I walked up to him with a smile and admonished him, saying ‘don’t ever try that again!’ And he apologized.

Could we say you’re not married because you’re distracted by the loads of rich guys hanging around you? Do you believe in love?

Love does exist. I don’t know whether it is true love but it does exist. But the fact that I mingle with rich boys doesn’t mean I wouldn’t know who to choose when the time comes. I can’t replace love with material things or riches.

Isn’t your boyfriend scared you might dump him for a richer guy?

I don’t know how he feels but he supports my career.

Isn’t he sometimes worried?

Yes, sometimes I see it in him but he supports me.

When are you getting married?

That’s in the hand of God

Have you ever had a crush on any of your fans before?

Yes, I was having this crush on a guy (laughs) but I found out he’s married so I had to let go.

What was it like the first time you had sex?

You say wetin? (laughter) It was a lot of crying because it was painful. The same thing I think for every girl.

What was it like performing for Obasanjo and Jonathan? 

I performed with Sugar Band at Obasanjo’s birthday and I was excited. I also performed for President Jonathan. I saw him smiling as he watched me. I felt so special that my president appreciates what I am doing; it was a great experience for me.

Where do you see yourself a few years from now?

By God’s grace, I will be everywhere. I want to be known all over the world. I know my exploits won’t stop here.

Photos: BRF Celebrates His Birthday Party At The Lagos State House

Update On #SaveOJB

Vector and Ruggedman were the first musicians to visit OJB and they donated an undisclosed amount to him. During the week, Wizkid, Mercy Johnson Odi, Iyanya, Jude Okoye and the P-Square brothers also visited him. Iyanya donated N1m while P Square donated N5m. 

The producer is still in need of another N8m to complete the money needed for his treatment.

To donate to OJB please see details below;

Babatunde Okungbowa. UBA - 1015075120

Juliet Ibrahim Defends Her OJB Fundraising Letter

Ghanian actress Juliet had written that a kidney transplant doesn't cost more than $50, 000 and doesn't understand why people raising funds for OJB are requesting for $100, 000. Now she's trying to let the public know, that her note wasn't with bad intentions.....

According to a release by her publicist, Juliet says:

'I was utterly misconstrued with my tweets on OJB’s treatment, I honestly didn’t mean cheap, I meant at a reduced cost with better treatment.

Currently I have 2 relatives living with kidney failure whom I’m responsible for and caring for, thus, I’m no stranger to whatever OJB is going through.”

“I don’t mean for my tweets to be misconstrued and I won’t take OJB’s health problems with levity as many have misconstrued me. 

All I was trying to do was bring an idea of where we can get the transplant done since it’s utmost necessary we get it done soonest and funds ain’t coming in as much expected. Thus, I thought we could try a better and certified centre which isn’t as expensive as the current one in UK when there are several cheaper countries to perform the surgery.  

Also instead of people lashing out on celebrities, they should rather be asking the government to help.

“It should be further noted that we are all finding a lasting solution to help end the pain of the talented entertainer and bring smile to his face once again and not generate issue out of someone’s suggestion or hand of help."

Here's the letter Juliet had written yesterday, blasting everyone supposedly harrassing and insulting celebrities about getting OJB help.

Photos: Ebube Nwagbo And Ruky Sanda Rocks In The US

"Kidney Transplant is cheaper than N15 million" - Juliet Ibrahim Tells #Team OJB Jezreel

Ghanaian actress Juliet Ibrahim, said kidney transplant is cheaper than the stated amount by OJB Jezreel team, view her Instaquote below.

The Reason Behind Paris Jackson Suicide Attempt

Late Michael Jackson's daughter Paris 15-years-old, tried to kill herself because she doesn't like living with her grandmother Katherine 83-years-old, claims her cousin, Tanay Jackson, daughter of Michael's brother Tito.

Tanay said Paris slashed her wrist and took pills after arguing with her gran over her Jehovah's Witness beliefs and strict rules.

"Paris wasn't happy living with my grandma and was under a lot of stress. There are rules in the house and not everyone wants to abide by them." She also added, "I understand what it's like with my father's family."

Tanay spoke out as superior judge Mitchell Beckloff ruled yesterday that he will make no changes regarding the guardianship. "I'm taking no further action" he stated.

Paris who is now fond of her biological mother, Debbie Rowe 54, has been in the hospital since her suicide attempt two weeks ago.

Interview: Tuface Plans To Return To School To Become A Lawyer

• SUI: Your relationship with women has been a topic of controversy. Someone once posted on Facebook that, ‘after six kids, Tuface is now married now, can he be faithful?’… How do you feel about such questions? 

Tuface: The day I decided to go public was the day I gave my privacy away. It’s only natural – if you put yourself out there – that people are going to say different stuff, even when it’s not true. You laugh if you hear the funny ones; you are surprised when you hear the malicious and wicked ones. But what people think about you is none of your business, it’s their business. So, na their headache if dem dey worry. I just look at it and say, ‘okay oh, na you be the police na’ (laughing). I just try my best to be a good person, you know.

• SUI: You don’t see yourself as a player?

 

Tuface: If I were a player, they wouldn’t have caught me like that (General laughter)

 

• SUI: How challenging is the role of being a father to your kids?

 

Tuface: It’s not easy. Sometimes, it is painful, especially when you don’t get to see them as often as you would wish to because of work. Today I’m here, tomorrow, I’m there, sometimes for weeks, months; plus the fact that they have different moms… I didn’t plan for it this way, but it happened and I have accepted it, no shaking. My plan was to have a wife and then have children. Something happened along the line, but I didn’t run away from it.

• SUI: Why did it take you so long to finally settle down with Anne?

Tuface: I don’t really have an answer to that question, because I don’t know. I can’t explain why I don’t have an answer to that, but somehow, by the grace of God, we are still together.

 

• SUI: You once told me that you would like to go back to school to study law, do you still have plans to do that?

 

Tuface: Yes, I want to do that. I can’t say when exactly, maybe in the next two or three years? But I’m definitely going to do that.

• SUI: When you first started out, did you honestly think you will get to this level, did you ever dream of this kind of success?

 

Tuface: I will say yes. Everyone wishes to take his game to the highest level, but what you don’t know is how fast or how long it would take to get there, but you definitely have that dream of getting there. So I had a dream of becoming a successful musician/ artiste. I hoped, worked and prayed for it and I’m getting there.

 

• SUI: There has been a lot of controversy about who wrote your hit song, the evergreen ‘African Queen’. Did blackface actually write the lyrics, as some claim?

 

Tuface: The song was written by Innocent Idibia and Austin Amedu; Innocent Idibia is Tuface, Austin Amedu is Blackface.

 

• SUI: So, who should get credit for the success of African Queen and did you know it was going to be monster hit at the time?

 

Tuface: The credit goes to… Tuface, Blackface; OJB, for production; Kennis Music, for marketing; the credit goes to all them and also the fans, especially my Nigerian fans.

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Update: OAU Student Who Gave Birth In Toilet. Opens Up

Segun Olugbile and Sodiq Oyeleke of Punch narrate the dramatic story of this 22-year-old student. Without clarifying the circumstances that led to the delivery in the toilet, many on the social media put Miss Oyinlola Rotimi on trial.

The photo above is that Oyinlola Rotimi, a 400-Level student of OAU and her baby. She has now revealed the circumstances that led to her controversial delivery of the baby inside toilet...

The student of Agricultural Extension and Rural Sociology at OAU delivered a baby boy last Wednesday.

While the news went round the campus, the traumatised young mother was hurriedly taken to the institution’s Health Centre by two cleaners, Mrs. Shipebi Grace and Mrs. Cecilia Ologbenla. The social media was further flooded with stories that Oyinlola wanted to kill her baby. The OAU management investigated the matter and found out it was not true. Rotimi, who was discharged from the hospital on Friday, has also narrated her own side of the story.

In spite of the trauma she had passed through since last Wednesday, the student, a native of Ijabe, a border town between Osun and Kwara states, says she is happy that the embarrassment she received from the controversy that surrounded the birth of her baby has turned into a blessing for her.

She says the baby’s birth has made her more popular and important in the society.

‘God has the best plan for me’
“Why would I flush or kill my baby after going through the pains of carrying him for about good nine months? I am not heartless and I thank God for my life and the safe delivery. I know God has the best plan for me and my baby. I seriously appreciate the cleaners for their assistance because I got here (health centre) before I understood everything that happened to me. I am happy that I am alive and my baby is alive too. I’m also using this opportunity to thank the VC, the doctors and nurses, my lecturers and everybody because they all stood by me. They all became my father, my mother and everything to me.

“Right now, I can call myself a celebrity and definitely I’m going to be greater than a celebrity. My baby too is going to be great. Look at the circumstance that surrounds his birth, just some days old, he is already all over in the news around the world and everybody is happy to see him or hear about his story. He will surely go beyond where I am now. He has turned me into a kind of celebrity. ”

Circumstances surrounding the baby’s birth
“I was purging all through the night and I had no idea of what labour pain was all about. Actually, I was feeling pressed, I can’t call it a labour pain because I was visiting the toilet all through the night till that morning. I just went to the toilet to go and purge when I noticed something just came out of me which I found out was the baby. The baby entered the closet. I was just there shouting, bleeding and people who saw the blood came out to help me alongside the baby.

“I was really scared! I was not expecting a baby. I went to the toilet but seeing a baby was terrifying because I was not expecting him or her to come out yet. It is absolutely not true that I took to my heels when people came to help me. It happened in Moremi Hall toilet and the toilet is a public one where everybody takes their bath, fetch water and clean up. So, some people were around fetching water, having their bath as usual, while I was in the toilet planning to defecate. My friend called the cleaner for help because she was an elderly woman. I was very scared and people around too couldn’t help because we are all young female students. The cleaner later helped to carry the baby out and brought it to the Health Centre along with me.”

Her plan for the baby
“I will continue to keep him more handsome, healthier and nurture him to attain greater height in life. But what he will become later in life is not for me to decide but he will definitely become what God wants him to become. I will just try to train him in God’s way and I am sure His (God) plan for his life will be realised.”

The bean cake she ate deceived her – CSO
According to the institution’s Chief Security Officer, Mr. Paul Ogidi, Rotimi thought she had stomach upset instead of labour pains because of the bean cake she took before going to bed.

“She got to campus late at night on Tuesday and it was learnt that she could not immediately get herself something to eat but later resolved to buy beans cake within the campus. After eating the snack, she complained severely of running stomach, urinated and defecated at regular intervals.

“She felt her stomach disorder was caused by the bean cake that she took the previous night – not knowing it was labour pains.”

University law does not forbid pregnancy - OAU
Authorities of OAU have blamed the improper use of the social media for the allegation that Oyinlola attempted to flush her baby away.

The Head of Public Relations, Mr. Biodun Olarenwaju, who spoke on behalf of the management, described the incident as a “social media rumour.”

He said, “Social media is designed primarily to disseminate information. But in the Nigerian context, many people disseminate rumours. The only information that should be seen there should be those persons who have the authority to speak concerning that particular incident.

“The only truth in the social media episode is that a bouncing baby boy was delivered in the toilet of the female hostel in our university. Other tales on the social media were totally incorrect. Students should not encourage rumour mongering because of the image of the person involved. They have to be careful not to make rumour the news.”

He explained that it was legal for the student to have delivered the baby in the school, stating that universities are institutions for adults.

“It is not a crime for a student to be pregnant. There is no law or decree that states that a student should be punished, an adult for that matter, for getting pregnant. And there is no law in this university that states that an undergraduate cannot become pregnant,” he added.

‘My friend didn’t plan to kill her baby’
Rotimi’s friend, Oluwayemisi Satope, who was in Room 103, Block B of Moremi Hall, together with the undergraduate mother, the night before the incident, said Oyinlola was willing to have the baby.

She explained that there was no attempt by them to kill the boy.

She added, “The truth of the matter is that we don’t know how to go about it when we saw the baby. It was our first time and we didn’t want to make a mistake. I had to call Mama Cleaner to assist us. Immediately it happened, I was the first person to shout for help and two cleaners appeared to assist.

“Diana (Rotimi) had to spend the night on campus to enable her to prepare for her 8:00 am examination the next day, because she stays off-campus. That mid-night, she started complaining of stomach upset and was visiting toilet regularly. A few minutes to 7:00am, she went to the toilet to defecate but delivered a baby.”

Students name baby after VC
And as soon as the birth and survival of the baby became known on campus, students in their characteristic manner, launched into an unsolicited naming feast for the baby. Before the official naming ceremony scheduled to hold on Wednesday (tomorrow), OAU students have named him after the institution’s Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Bamitale Omole.

At the Anglo-Moz Car Park of the university, they gathered and named the baby Moremigbemi (Moremi-blesses-me), Oriyomi (My-head-saves-me), Oluwadayisi (God-protects-this), Eniolorunopa (He-who-God-does-not-kill), Bamitale (Be-with-me-permanently) Omole.

Others at the Moremi Hall named the baby Orisamoremi (Deity Moremi), Moremidayisi (Moremi-protects-this), Omomoremi (Child-of-Moremi), Olorunwa (God-exists), Oniyapupo (One-with-many-mothers) Moremioku (Moremi-is-alive), Iyabo (Mother-Moremi-is-Back), among others.

Moremi is a mythical legend of the Yoruba race.

We forced the door open to rescue Oyinlola and her baby – Cleaners
Also, the two cleaners, Mrs. Shipebi Grace and Mrs. Cecilia Ologbenla, in a chat with our correspondents, said there was no evidence to prove that Oyinlola wanted to kill her baby.

The cleaners noted that they had to force the door open when they were called to ensure the safety of Oyinlola and her baby who was crying.

According to them, the baby was in the water closet when they entered the toilet.

“She would not have wanted to attempt to kill the baby the way we saw her. She only panicked when we forced the door in. We had to force the door in because of the cry of the baby. In fact, it was one of them that came to call us, but you know some students are impatient. They didn’t confirm what happened before they started spreading rumour.”

But the undergraduate father keeps mum
Meanwhile, efforts made by our correspondents to speak with the baby’s father proved abortive. He is a 400 Level student of Mechanical Engineering, and is sitting for the second semester examination currently on at the institution.

Peter Okoye's Son Camron Honours Late Micheal Jackson With New Video

In new song Personally, P-Square paid tribute to the late King of Pop Michael Jackson, with Peter Okoye’s son, Cameron showing off some sweet MJ moves along side comic actor Osita Iheme.