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I Have Eight Videos Of My Wife’s Affairs – Ijoba Lande Speaks On Marital Crisis
Popular Nigerian comedian and skit maker, Ganiyu Morufu, better known as Ijoba Lande, has alleged that his estranged wife, Dara, was involved in multiple affairs, claiming to have video evidence of her encounters with several men.
During an Instagram livestream interview with media personality Daddy Freeze on Monday night, Lande disclosed that he has eight videos showing different men sleeping with Dara, aside from Yoruba Nollywood actor Baba Tee, who recently admitted to being intimate with her.
“I have eight videos of other men sleeping with my wife aside from Baba Tee. It’s so painful. I watched how these men were spanking her,” Lande stated.
The comedian, visibly emotional, expressed his disappointment and said the betrayal had deeply affected him.
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“So, if she behaves like that as a single mother, it does not mean all single mothers will behave like that. It is just on her will to be promiscuous.
“Since I left her, no woman appeals to me anymore; I have been avoiding all women. I challenge anybody to admit seeing me with any lady in a hotel since this incident happened. I’m embittered with the whole situation. She’s a bad woman,” he added.
Lande also revealed that he has been in possession of Baba Tee’s alleged sex tape with Dara for four months and suggested that he might release it soon.
The controversy initially gained traction after Baba Tee, who had previously denied any involvement with Dara, later admitted to having a brief sexual encounter with her.
His confession contradicted his earlier claim that Lande was defaming him and should provide evidence or face legal action.
Lande further alleged that his wife’s infidelity was extensive, stating that at least 21 men in the entertainment industry had been with her.
In response, Dara denied engaging in any sexual activity with Baba Tee, insisting that the only physical contact they had was when she sat on his lap during a “Truth or Dare” game initiated by her friend, Marygold.
“The first time I met Baba Tee was in July last year when Marygold told me we should go to his house because she wanted to invite him to the launching of her movie. When we got there, Baba Tee didn’t know I was Lande’s wife, we greeted, and Marygold said she wanted to drink alcohol.
“There was no alcohol in the house, so Marygold and Baba Tee’s driver went to buy it while I sat down in the living room. Baba Tee and I didn’t talk till they returned.
PWhen Marygold entered the house, she said we should start a ‘Truth or Dare’ game. I didn’t want to, but she encouraged me, so I told Baba Tee that I was Lande’s wife, and we started the game.
“As the game was going on, Marygold stripped herself naked and gave Baba Tee a BJ. By then, I had already drunk 10 shots of alcohol while Marygold and Baba Tee were smoking ‘Igbo’ (marijuana). Marygold then dared Baba Tee to give me a doggy style, so Baba Tee went to get a condom.
“When he returned, I told him I would not allow doggy, but I would sit on him. We then told Marygold to turn to the wall so she wouldn’t watch us. I only sat on his lap; we didn’t do anything,” she explained.
Nigerian music legend, Daddy Showkey, has reacted sharply to an order issued by Niger State Governor, Umar Bago, targeting individuals with dreadlocks in Minna.
In a post shared on Instagram, the Ajegunle-born artist, known for his iconic dreadlocks, voiced his outrage at the governor’s decision, questioning the link between dreadlocks and insecurity.
“Na dreadlock dey cause insecurity for the country or na dada dey worry you? What of people with mumu beard?” Showkey asked, visibly upset by the directive.
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The musician also revealed that he had planned a visit to Minna but was now having second thoughts following the order. “Mohamed Umar, dada be your problem? I dey to come Minna but now you have ask your security agents to cut off dreadlocks so hold your state, but make you cut your beer beer,” he said.
The now-reversed directive was reportedly given during a stakeholders’ security meeting at the Government House, where Governor Bago instructed security personnel to shave off dreadlocks and fine offenders.
Widespread criticism from citizens, civil rights groups, and public figures forced the state government to rescind the decision.
Jude Okoye, the older sibling of the famous P-Square duo, has been released from detention after spending more than two months in custody following his arrest in connection with an alleged N1.38 billion fraud.
Okoye, who was formerly the manager of P-Square, faced charges of conspiracy and money laundering, brought by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
The charges accuse him of using his company, Northside Music Limited, to unlawfully divert royalties and funds meant for P-Square between 2017 and 2021.
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He is facing seven counts in the Federal High Court in Ikoyi, Lagos, which include laundering amounts exceeding $1 million, £34,537.59, and N1.38 billion.
Part of the allegedly laundered funds was used to purchase property valued at N850 million in Parkview Estate, Ikoyi, with the money reportedly channeled through a Bureau De Change.
Although Okoye was granted bail in early March, his release faced delays due to difficulties in meeting the bail conditions.
His brother, Paul Okoye (Rudeboy), confirmed Jude’s release on Instagram, posting a heartfelt message. “Jude is finally out after two months + …all their efforts to frustrate his bail have finally collapsed. Welcome home, brother @judeengees. And happy birthday,” Paul wrote, sharing a video of Jude’s return home.
This release comes amidst a high-profile family dispute, with Peter Okoye (Mr P), Jude’s younger brother, playing a key role in the case.
Peter testified in court, accusing Jude of depriving him of his fair share of earnings by diverting substantial amounts of money through Northside Music Limited and withholding critical financial records.
“When I asked why financing had stopped, I was told, ‘As you leave P-Square, you leave the money,’” Peter testified in court.
Jude’s legal team, led by Senior Advocate Clement Onwuenwunor, has dismissed the charges as exaggerated, claiming that the case is more about family disagreements than criminal behavior.
Onwuenwunor stressed that Jude had fully cooperated with the investigation, and that the allegations stem from misunderstandings among the brothers.
The EFCC charges also include allegations that between 2016 and 2023, Jude converted more than $1 million and £34,537.59 in digital royalties for his personal benefit.
Jude has pleaded not guilty to all the charges against him.
The case is expected to continue, with Peter Okoye set for cross-examination when the trial resumes on June 4.
Street-hop sensation Portable has opened up about his wish for a music collaboration with Grammy-winning artist Burna Boy, revealing he would have preferred a feature over the N20 million cash gift recently sent to him by the Afrofusion star.
The singer, known for his eccentric personality and social media outbursts, disclosed during an Instagram live session that Burna Boy’s generous gesture came after his participation in a celebrity boxing match against fellow entertainer, Speed Darlington.
Despite expressing gratitude for the financial boost, Portable shared his disappointment about the silence that has followed from Burna Boy’s end.
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“Shout out to Burna Boy. Some people want to wash my brain with advice, but this man gingered my brain with the N20 million,” he said.
However, the singer made it clear that money wasn’t all he was hoping for. Portable revealed that communication between them has been non-existent, even after several attempts to reach out.
“The person who gave me N20 million has never replied to me on Instagram; I don’t have his number, and he doesn’t pick up my calls,” he lamented.
He went further to call out Burna Boy for not following him on social media despite the generous gift.
“Burna Boy, you gave me N20 million, but you didn’t reply to me. Give me a feature. Why are you stingy about replying to messages? He isn’t following me on Instagram but he gave me money.
“He is my helper but he should feature me instead because the N20 million can finish in a day. If I collaborate with the person who gave me N20 million, I will go viral,” he added.
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