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Gospel singer Paul Nwokocha’s second marriage has ended due to his wife’s involvement in sending explicit photos to other men.
The marriage of popular Nigerian gospel singer Paul Nwokocha to his second wife, Mrs. Goodness Nwokocha, has reportedly come to an abrupt end. This union, which commenced in September 2023, was marred by allegations of maltreatment and misconduct, echoing the singer’s previous claims against his first wife, Alice Nwokocha.
According to family sources, the relationship between Paul and Goodness began to deteriorate in May 2024, as reports surfaced regarding the alleged ill treatment of Goodness by the gospel singer. It is noteworthy that Goodness, who relocated from Lagos to marry Nwokocha at the insistence of his family, reportedly had no prior relationship with him, raising questions about the foundation of their union.
The situation has escalated, with the bride price being returned to Paul Nwokocha’s family, signifying the formal dissolution of the marriage. In a video statement, Nwokocha accused his wife of sending nude images and videos to other men, asserting that such actions were unacceptable and constituted a breach of their marital vows. He expressed his conviction that he would not tolerate infidelity or disrespect in his household, emphasizing that he married a partner, not a “whore.”
This unfolding drama not only highlights the complexities of personal relationships but also raises broader questions about the expectations and realities of marriage within the public eye. As Nwokocha navigates this challenging chapter, the implications for his career and public image remain to be seen.
The Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youth wing has voiced strong condemnation regarding the reported summoning of Mr. Chijioke Ezugwu, the Uzo-Uwani local government chairman, by the Enugu State police command. This follows recent violence in Uzo-Uwani, where suspected herdsmen have allegedly killed numerous residents, prompting local security efforts.
According to reports, Mr. Ezugwu was questioned regarding alleged killings of herdsmen. Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youth Council Worldwide President, Mazi Okwu Nnabuike, has called the summon unacceptable, lamenting the perceived lack of police action against the alleged perpetrators of the Uzo-Uwani attacks while criticizing the swiftness in summoning the council chairman.
Mr. Okwu stated that the situation in Uzo-Uwani is underreported and severe, marked by frequent abductions and attacks. He criticized the police for allegedly failing to apprehend those responsible for violence, including the murder of an elderly couple. He further asserted that the police’s actions may be perceived as emboldening criminals. The group has urged the Enugu State Police Command to address these allegations. They warn that continued “harassment” of the council chairman could result in widespread protests by Igbo youths.
In a significant operation against crude oil theft, the Nigerian Navy has successfully discovered and disconnected a wellhead linked to pipelines utilized for illicit siphoning of crude oil. The announcement, made via the Nigerian Navy’s verified Facebook page, detailed the operation conducted by Nigerian Navy Ship (NNS) Pathfinder on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
The NNS Pathfinder patrol team also uncovered and deactivated eight illegal refinery sites in Egbema, Rivers State. The operation resulted in the dismantling of 26 refining ovens, 30 reservoirs, and 32 dugout pits containing substantial quantities of illegally acquired crude oil and illegally refined Automotive Gas Oil (AGO).
Furthermore, on Tuesday, June 3, 2025, Nigerian Navy Ship Delta discovered and deactivated 16 dug-out pits and numerous sacks filled with large volumes of stolen crude oil in the Obodo Omadino community, Warri South-West Local Government Area, Delta State.
These operations highlight the Nigerian Navy’s ongoing commitment to combating crude oil theft and illegal refining activities, which have significant detrimental effects on the nation’s economy and environment. The dismantling of these illegal infrastructures represents a crucial step in curbing these illicit activities and safeguarding Nigeria’s resources.
Nigerian skitmaker and musician Lawal Nasiru, known professionally as Nasboi, was involved in a car accident on Wednesday. According to reports, Nasboi’s vehicle collided with a parked trailer.
The accident occurred shortly after Nasboi embarked on a nationwide tour, which he playfully described as a campaign to secure a collaboration with singer Davido.
Following the incident, Nasboi addressed his followers via social media, assuring them of his safety and recovery. In a live video, he remained composed, expressing gratitude that no one was injured. “We thank God nobody got harmed. No injuries at all,” he stated.
Nasboi reflected on the experience in an Instagram post, captioning it: “Thank God for life. Few hours ago!! No injuries sustained, No single scratch. Now I’m thinking if I should stop or to continue.” The skitmaker’s post leaves his fans wondering if he will continue his tour.
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