APOSTLESULEIMAN: LAWYER, RICHARD AKINOLA, WRITES ON THE STEPHANIE OTOBO BLACKMAIL SAGA•

I have followed issues raised in the press conference of Stephanie Otobo, the alleged mistress of Apostle Suleiman and a number of reactions to it but my position on the issue has not changed.
1. The fact that the lady changed her initial claim that there was a marriage introduction between her and Suleiman in her family home, after her father denied such, makes all her other claims suspect. Following her father's denial that no such introduction took place and that Suleiman had never been to his house, she now said the so-called introduction was done in the Apostle's office. That is highly preposterous. How can you have a marriage introduction in the suitor's office?
2. On her call for their passports to be checked to confirm that they travelled to Italy together:
When a stalker is desperate, he/she can go to any length to get his/her victim's attention. If you know the itinerary of your target, particularly a preacher whose international meetings are made public, a desperate stalker can go there in attempt to see the person.
Some years ago, pastor Adeboye told a story of a lady stalker, who consistently came to him to tell him that she was his ordained wife. Adeboye said he always rebuffed the lady, telling her that how can that be true when he was married. He said the lady continued to stalk him. Then, one day, he said he travelled abroad unannounced for an engagement.
A day after he arrived, Adeboye said someone...... READ MORE>>>

Apostle Suleman's wife finally speaks on Stephanie Otobo's alleged affair against her husband is she also saying the truth??... see video

 

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she says her Husband is innocent is she saying the truth,was the pic really photoshop??,

 

 

 

 

These 5 Trump Cabinet Members Have Made False Statements to Congress

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This story originally appeared on ProPublica.
As most of the world knows by now, Attorney General Jeff Sessions did not tell the truth when he was asked during his confirmation hearings about contacts with Russian officials.
But Sessions isn't the only one. At least four other cabinet members made statements during their nomination hearings that are contradicted by actual facts: EPA Chief Scott Pruitt, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, and Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price.
The statements were all made under oath, except those of DeVos. It is a crime to "knowingly" lie in testimony to Congress, but it's rarely prosecuted.
If you know of instances that we've missed, email us.

EPA Chief Scott Pruitt

The falsehood: Pruitt stated in testimony that he had never used a private email account to conduct business while he was Oklahoma's attorney general.
The truth: Fox News 25 asked the state Attorney General's office whether Pruitt had used a personal email. The answer was yes.
The Associated Press also received emails in response to a public records request showing Pruitt using a private account to conduct state business.
Pruitt's response: None.

Education Secretary Betsy Devos

The falsehood: DeVos said  READ MORE......

Black People Are More Likely to Go to Prison for Crimes They Didn’t Commit.. read on Tafia World.

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Last year set another record for exonerations, with 166 convicted people vindicated by courts in 25 states, Washington, DC, and Puerto Rico and by federal courts. A new report reveals a sobering truth behind the wrongful convictions of innocent people: Black Americans are more likely to serve time in prison for crimes they didn't commit than their white counterparts.
In the National Registry of Exonerations' new report, Race and Wrongful Convictions in the United States, researchers looked at the 1,900 exonerations reported in the Registry between 1989 and October 2016. They found that while African Americans comprise only 13 percent of the population, they comprise 47 percent of those who were exonerated. This disparity cuts across all major crimes committed, but the report focuses on the three categories where exonerations are most frequent: murder, sexual assault, and drug crimes.
"There's no doubt anymore that innocent people get convicted regularly—that's beyond dispute," said Barbara O'Brien, a Michigan State University law professor and editor for the registry, in a press release.
Black people are seven times more likely than white people to be wrongfully convicted of murder, and cases where black people were exonerated were 22 percent more likely to involve police misconduct than cases involving white people.
For example, Walter McMillian was sentenced to life in prison in 1988 for the 1986 murder of a white woman in Monroeville, Alabama. The only evidence against McMillian was testimony by Ralph Myers, who was arrested for murdering another woman in a nearby town. Police told Myers that they had witnesses who would testify that he had murdered the woman in Monroeville along with McMillian, who was also known in the community because he had a white girlfriend. Despite six alibi witnesses who placed him at a fish fry at the time of the murder, the mostly white jury sentenced McMillian to life in prison; a judge  Rea more......

A Secret Marines Facebook Group Shared Nude Photos of Female Service Members

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The Unites States Marine Corps is scrambling to address the fallout from revelations over the weekend of a Facebook group where hundreds of nude photos of female service members, veterans, and civilians were posted without their consent by other Marines. Military officials are reportedly investigating the matter, which has reignited discussions over the treatment of women in the military. The photo scandal comes two months after three female Marines became the first women to join the infantry.
The secret "Marines United" Facebook group was first uncovered by The War Horse, a nonprofit news organization run by investigative journalist and military veteran Thomas Brennan. In an article published Saturday by the Center for Investigative Reporting's Reveal News, Brennan noted that since the end of January, photos of more than two dozen women—many on active duty—with their names, location, and military rank were shared on the page. In at least one incident, comments on a photo advocated for a woman to be sexually assaulted.
The scandal "underscores ongoing problems of sexual harassment within military ranks and could hurt recruitment of women," Brennan writes. "Officials within the Defense Department confirmed it also puts service members at risk for blackmail and jeopardizes national security."
Photos posted in the group, which has more than 30,000 members, many using their personal Facebook accounts, reportedly drew plenty of attention, inspiring more than 2,500 comments. According to Brennan, some members of the Facebook group "invited others to collect, identify and share photos of naked or scantily...... read more HERE....

Sex Scandal: Pastor Sulemans Alleged Secret Lover Stephanie Otobo Makes 10 Shocking Revelations At Press Conference (Must See)

 

 

Canadian-based Nigerian singer, Stephanie Otobo, who has been at the center of a major sex scandal involving the founder and General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries, Apostle Johnson Suleman, Yesterday, was finally released after spending some days in detention.
Today she had a press conference at No.1 Festus Keyamo Lane, Anthony Village Lagos
In a new video which was taken during the press conference which was just posted by SaharaReporters, Stephanie, the lady who claims to have a romantic and sexual affair with the influential cleric, opened up after her release from Kirikiri Prison in Lagos made some shocking new Revelations;
1. the man of God deceived her after lying that his wife does not satisfy him in bed.”
2. at one occasion he gave her the entire money he made from a 3 Days crusade

3. His exgirlfriend is Nollywood Actress daniella Okeke
4. She has his Diiiiiick Photos it is of average size
5. He pours his sperm on her back, He loves sex so much he makes me ride him even while he is sleeping
6. he regularly sent her huge amount of money $6,000, $8,000 etc
7. We Regularly went on vacations, from New York, to Napoli Canada the Back to Nigeria
8.  A Friend of mine who is a singer in his church gave me his number so i called him asking him to help confirm from God whether the man in my life at that time was my husband but instead he started asking me out
9. He Deceived me by tricking me to drink Poison that he disguised as Juice which then aborted my baby and made me sit blood for 1 whole year.
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Its No News That Trump Never liked Obama, Now he is trying to destroy His good name by accusing him of Wire tapping him......... read it all on Tafia world.

President Donald Trump is asking Congress to look into whether the Obama administration abused its investigative powers during the 2016 election, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said in a statement Sunday.

"Reports concerning potentially politically motivated investigations immediately ahead of the 2016 election are very troubling," Spicer said, posting the statement on Twitter. "President Donald J. Trump is requesting that as part of their investigation into Russian activity, the congressional intelligence committees exercise their oversight authority to determine whether executive branch investigative powers were abused in 2016.

"Neither the White House nor the President will comment further until such oversight is conducted," he added.

Spicer did not provide further details on the President's request of Congress.

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The statement comes a day after Trump accused former President Barack Obama, without providing evidence, of wiretapping his phones in Trump Tower in the weeks before the November election.