For a woman, waiting to get a marriage proposal from the man she loves and adores is as certain as waiting for the proverbial hen to lay a golden egg.
Our own very beautiful screen goddess, Genevieve Nnaji, has all the beauty, wealth and status to make a good wife, yet she's still one of the eligible spinsters in Nollywood.
Despite probably being the most popular name in Nollywood, Genny, as she's fondly called by close friends is yet to find a man to call her own.
Although she has been romantically linked with some top male celebrities, she hasn't confirmed the speculations.
The Imo State-born diva who is a single-mother however revealed in an interview that she is still single because she is afraid of divorce. “If I get married, I really want to stay married and staying married is not an easy thing. It means you are completely in tune with your partner.
It means you have found your soulmate because you will have to be able to stand a lot of disappointments that would definitely come but then again you have to learn to forgive,” she saiD
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Man jailed for five years for employment scam
A Federal High Court sitting in Osogbo, Osun State, has sentenced Happiness Eboh to five years in prison for duping some persons seeking employment with the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps. According to a statement made available to our correspondent in Osogbo on Sunday by the NSCDC, Justice Babs Kuewumi found Eboh guilty on the count of conspiracy. He, therefore, sentenced him to five years in prison with hard labour for the crime he was said to have committed in Osogbo, the Osun State capital between January 30th and May 7th , 2013. The security agency had arraigned Eboh alongside two other persons who are now at large on four count charge of stealing,conspiracy, impersonation, and advance fee fraud. The convict was said to have obtained a sum of N5,000 from Issa Musa under the false pretence of securing employment for him in the NSCDC, thereby commited an offence contrary to and punishable under section 8 (a), (b) and (c) of the Advanced Fee Fraud Relat...
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