• I only dance to entertain, and I send them nudes after they pay. I don’t meet them for s3x - Gym bro

    According to Punch, across Nigeria, a new gym culture is gaining traction—but not just for the purpose of fitness. As workout routines rise in popularity, a hidden reality is also emerging: many gym spaces have quietly transformed into discreet hubs for romantic flings and casual sexual encounters.

    In Lagos, Yinka Alo, a 33-year-old shoe entrepreneur, is no stranger to heartbreak. Known for his warm demeanor and successful business, Alo’s personal life took a painful turn when he discovered that his wife had been having an affair with her fitness trainer. According to him, their relationship began before their wedding and was fueled not just by attraction but also financial support—funded in part by money he gave his wife. Despite efforts by family and spiritual advisers to save the marriage, Alo eventually walked away, emotionally drained.

    His story is one of many emerging from Nigeria’s growing gym community. As more people flock to gyms for physical transformation and mental health benefits, others exploit these spaces to form secretive sexual relationships. According to some insiders, gyms in cities like Lagos and Abuja are frequented by individuals looking for more than just a workout. While some women pursue wealthy partners, some trainers prey on women in long-distance relationships or unhappy marriages.

    Fitness experts argue that going to the gym has undeniable benefits, from muscle growth and posture correction to stress relief and mood regulation. However, as more influencers and gym enthusiasts flood social media with fitness content, gyms are also attracting people with less wholesome motivations.

    The rise of "gym bros"—men highly committed to fitness—has added to the allure. With increased testosterone levels and chiseled physiques, these men are often viewed as symbols of sexual appeal. Experts believe that the sensual atmosphere of the gym, combined with physical contact during training, creates a perfect storm for sexual tension to flourish.

    Several gym users and insiders confirmed that hookups are commonplace, with some instructors even working as matchmakers or offering “premium” massage services that go far beyond relaxation. Trainers have admitted to engaging in sexual activities with clients—often for a price. In some cases, these gym workers are essentially male escorts in disguise, marketing their services under the guise of fitness or massage therapy.

    Interestingly, this hidden subculture is not limited to heterosexual encounters. Some gym bros report being propositioned by men on social media, often in exchange for nude content or hotel meetups. While many of these trainers reject such advances, they acknowledge the frequency of the requests.

    A gym bro, who preferred to be called Nonso said, "I only dance to entertain, and I send them nudes after they pay. I don’t meet them for sex. I’ve had lots of men asking to lodge me in hotels, but I don’t roll that way. I only do women.”


    For others, however, this environment is becoming uncomfortable. Women like Pamela Mordi have had to change gyms due to repeated unwanted sexual invitations. In other cases, sexualized interactions between trainers and clients happen openly, raising concerns about boundaries and professionalism.

    Psychotherapists say the issue stems from more than just attraction—gym settings provide opportunities for physical touch under acceptable pretenses. Combined with fitted workout gear and body admiration, these interactions can quickly escalate into sexual ones. The lure is amplified for those already struggling with dissatisfaction in their relationships

    Experts also suggest that for many gym-goers, the appeal of these trainers goes beyond their bodies; the attention and flirtation offer an emotional escape. And with some instructors relying on such arrangements as a source of income, transactional sex becomes an unspoken but pervasive part of gym life.

    Ultimately, while Nigeria’s fitness revolution is helping many pursue healthier lifestyles, it's also revealing a deeper, more complex picture—where toned muscles, steamy glances, and seductive touches redefine the boundaries between health and desire.


    I only dance to entertain, and I send them nudes after they pay. I don’t meet them for s3x - Gym bro According to Punch, across Nigeria, a new gym culture is gaining traction—but not just for the purpose of fitness. As workout routines rise in popularity, a hidden reality is also emerging: many gym spaces have quietly transformed into discreet hubs for romantic flings and casual sexual encounters. In Lagos, Yinka Alo, a 33-year-old shoe entrepreneur, is no stranger to heartbreak. Known for his warm demeanor and successful business, Alo’s personal life took a painful turn when he discovered that his wife had been having an affair with her fitness trainer. According to him, their relationship began before their wedding and was fueled not just by attraction but also financial support—funded in part by money he gave his wife. Despite efforts by family and spiritual advisers to save the marriage, Alo eventually walked away, emotionally drained. His story is one of many emerging from Nigeria’s growing gym community. As more people flock to gyms for physical transformation and mental health benefits, others exploit these spaces to form secretive sexual relationships. According to some insiders, gyms in cities like Lagos and Abuja are frequented by individuals looking for more than just a workout. While some women pursue wealthy partners, some trainers prey on women in long-distance relationships or unhappy marriages. Fitness experts argue that going to the gym has undeniable benefits, from muscle growth and posture correction to stress relief and mood regulation. However, as more influencers and gym enthusiasts flood social media with fitness content, gyms are also attracting people with less wholesome motivations. The rise of "gym bros"—men highly committed to fitness—has added to the allure. With increased testosterone levels and chiseled physiques, these men are often viewed as symbols of sexual appeal. Experts believe that the sensual atmosphere of the gym, combined with physical contact during training, creates a perfect storm for sexual tension to flourish. Several gym users and insiders confirmed that hookups are commonplace, with some instructors even working as matchmakers or offering “premium” massage services that go far beyond relaxation. Trainers have admitted to engaging in sexual activities with clients—often for a price. In some cases, these gym workers are essentially male escorts in disguise, marketing their services under the guise of fitness or massage therapy. Interestingly, this hidden subculture is not limited to heterosexual encounters. Some gym bros report being propositioned by men on social media, often in exchange for nude content or hotel meetups. While many of these trainers reject such advances, they acknowledge the frequency of the requests. A gym bro, who preferred to be called Nonso said, "I only dance to entertain, and I send them nudes after they pay. I don’t meet them for sex. I’ve had lots of men asking to lodge me in hotels, but I don’t roll that way. I only do women.” For others, however, this environment is becoming uncomfortable. Women like Pamela Mordi have had to change gyms due to repeated unwanted sexual invitations. In other cases, sexualized interactions between trainers and clients happen openly, raising concerns about boundaries and professionalism. Psychotherapists say the issue stems from more than just attraction—gym settings provide opportunities for physical touch under acceptable pretenses. Combined with fitted workout gear and body admiration, these interactions can quickly escalate into sexual ones. The lure is amplified for those already struggling with dissatisfaction in their relationships Experts also suggest that for many gym-goers, the appeal of these trainers goes beyond their bodies; the attention and flirtation offer an emotional escape. And with some instructors relying on such arrangements as a source of income, transactional sex becomes an unspoken but pervasive part of gym life. Ultimately, while Nigeria’s fitness revolution is helping many pursue healthier lifestyles, it's also revealing a deeper, more complex picture—where toned muscles, steamy glances, and seductive touches redefine the boundaries between health and desire.
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  • TRUE LIFE STORY: A newly married last went to the market to buy vegetab, (ugu). Her husband invited his friends for dinner. On getting to the market, she bought ugu . The ugu seller dip the already paid for ugu into the water ( as they usually do) to make it look fresh. On getting home the lady cooked the vegetable soup without washing it. The soup was so Sandy that the husband and his friends couldn't eat the food. Her husband was angry with her so much that he said that he will take to mother for training. This did not go well with her. The next day , the lady we to the market to ask the ugu seller the she though that she the ugu seller washed the ugu.. If you are the husband what would you do.
    TRUE LIFE STORY: A newly married last went to the market to buy vegetab, (ugu). Her husband invited his friends for dinner. On getting to the market, she bought ugu . The ugu seller dip the already paid for ugu into the water ( as they usually do) to make it look fresh. On getting home the lady cooked the vegetable soup without washing it. The soup was so Sandy that the husband and his friends couldn't eat the food. Her husband was angry with her so much that he said that he will take to mother for training. This did not go well with her. The next day , the lady we to the market to ask the ugu seller the she though that she the ugu seller washed the ugu.. If you are the husband what would you do.
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    Gada chat training is tomorrow Saturday prepared to be there
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  • Today lets talk about security education
    Security education and awareness refers to the methodology followed for training, educating, and generating awareness for information technology security in the workplace.
    Key aspects of security education:
    Awareness and knowledge,responsibility and culture,physical security,and of cos digital securit( This focuses on cybersecurity awareness, including recognizing phishing attempts, understanding the risks of online scams, and protecting personal information and devices.)
    Awareness and Responsibility:Security education aims to raise awareness about potential threats, promote a sense of personal responsibility for safety, and encourage individuals to take proactive steps to protect themselves and their communities.
    Empowerment:
    By providing individuals with the knowledge and skills to protect themselves and their communities, security education empowers them to take an active role in ensuring their own safety and security.
    And lastly...Enhanced Community Safety:
    When individuals are educated about security threats and encouraged to participate in community safety efforts, it leads to a safer and more secure environment for everyone.....
    Today lets talk about security education Security education and awareness refers to the methodology followed for training, educating, and generating awareness for information technology security in the workplace. Key aspects of security education: Awareness and knowledge,responsibility and culture,physical security,and of cos digital securit( This focuses on cybersecurity awareness, including recognizing phishing attempts, understanding the risks of online scams, and protecting personal information and devices.) Awareness and Responsibility:Security education aims to raise awareness about potential threats, promote a sense of personal responsibility for safety, and encourage individuals to take proactive steps to protect themselves and their communities. Empowerment: By providing individuals with the knowledge and skills to protect themselves and their communities, security education empowers them to take an active role in ensuring their own safety and security. And lastly...Enhanced Community Safety: When individuals are educated about security threats and encouraged to participate in community safety efforts, it leads to a safer and more secure environment for everyone.....
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    Free training,on how to get money 💰💰🤑
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  • Audrey Maame Esi Swatson, from Saltpond, Ghana, made history as the youngest female commercial pilot in the country.

    Within a year, she completed her first solo flight and went on to earn her Commercial Pilot License at 21, after accumulating 210 flying hours.

    By 2019, she was in the cockpit as a First Officer with Passion Air, flying the Bombardier Dash 8 Q400 on domestic routes. She later made history again in 2021 as part of an all-female flight crew.

    Additionally, Audrey founded Excel Aviation Company, focusing on providing aviation training and inspiring the next generation of pilots in Ghana.

    Her achievements earned her the Female Young Achiever Award at the Exclusive Men of the Year Africa Awards in 2022, making her a prominent figure in the African aviation sector.
    Audrey Maame Esi Swatson, from Saltpond, Ghana, made history as the youngest female commercial pilot in the country. Within a year, she completed her first solo flight and went on to earn her Commercial Pilot License at 21, after accumulating 210 flying hours. By 2019, she was in the cockpit as a First Officer with Passion Air, flying the Bombardier Dash 8 Q400 on domestic routes. She later made history again in 2021 as part of an all-female flight crew. Additionally, Audrey founded Excel Aviation Company, focusing on providing aviation training and inspiring the next generation of pilots in Ghana. Her achievements earned her the Female Young Achiever Award at the Exclusive Men of the Year Africa Awards in 2022, making her a prominent figure in the African aviation sector.
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  • Earlier today, I presented a letter of employment, which I facilitated, to another Akwa Ibomite, Comfort Friday Etuk, who has been gainfully employed into the Nigerian Agricultural Insurance Corporation (NAIC).

    Recall that few weeks ago, I presented letters of employment from other strategic Federal Government agencies, which I facilitated, to some persons of Akwa Ibom origin, as part of fulfillment of my target to facilitate employment for 1000 Akwa Ibomites into strategic Federal Ministries, Departments and Agencies, MDAs in 2025.

    I am meeting this job target alongside my sponsorship of overseas training for 100 Akwa Ibom people, which I instituted in 2024.

    Presenting the beneficiary, Comfort Etuk, with her letter of employment in my office at the National Assembly Complex, Abuja, I congratulated her on her new job, and charged her to be a good ambassador of Akwa Ibom state and exhibit the virtues of passion, commitment, sincerity and other qualities as may be required of her.

    Above all, I urged her to put God first in all she does, using myself as an example of one who's been a product of God's grace.

    It is my firm belief that in the next 10 to 15 years, we will have Akwa Ibomites as directors, permanent secretaries, and others in top management positions in the federal government. This way, we'll be able to attract federal presence, such as projects and programmes, to Akwa Ibom state and lessen the burden on the state government.

    We will also be able to close the quota gap where only few Akwa Ibomites are in managerial positions in federal MDAs.

    Responding, Comfort Friday Etuk expressed gratitude to me for facilitating her employment and vowed to make me and the state proud by her lifestyle and performance in her new place of work.
    Earlier today, I presented a letter of employment, which I facilitated, to another Akwa Ibomite, Comfort Friday Etuk, who has been gainfully employed into the Nigerian Agricultural Insurance Corporation (NAIC). Recall that few weeks ago, I presented letters of employment from other strategic Federal Government agencies, which I facilitated, to some persons of Akwa Ibom origin, as part of fulfillment of my target to facilitate employment for 1000 Akwa Ibomites into strategic Federal Ministries, Departments and Agencies, MDAs in 2025. I am meeting this job target alongside my sponsorship of overseas training for 100 Akwa Ibom people, which I instituted in 2024. Presenting the beneficiary, Comfort Etuk, with her letter of employment in my office at the National Assembly Complex, Abuja, I congratulated her on her new job, and charged her to be a good ambassador of Akwa Ibom state and exhibit the virtues of passion, commitment, sincerity and other qualities as may be required of her. Above all, I urged her to put God first in all she does, using myself as an example of one who's been a product of God's grace. It is my firm belief that in the next 10 to 15 years, we will have Akwa Ibomites as directors, permanent secretaries, and others in top management positions in the federal government. This way, we'll be able to attract federal presence, such as projects and programmes, to Akwa Ibom state and lessen the burden on the state government. We will also be able to close the quota gap where only few Akwa Ibomites are in managerial positions in federal MDAs. Responding, Comfort Friday Etuk expressed gratitude to me for facilitating her employment and vowed to make me and the state proud by her lifestyle and performance in her new place of work.
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  • Victor Osimhen is truly blessed with grace upon him. His club, Galatasaray, has honored the Nigerian footballer by offering him an estate as a mark of appreciation. This gesture serves as great encouragement for Osimhen. The estate includes all necessary facilities, including a private training field for his personal sessions. Congratulations to him on this remarkable achievement!

    Victor Osimhen is truly blessed with grace upon him. His club, Galatasaray, has honored the Nigerian footballer by offering him an estate as a mark of appreciation. This gesture serves as great encouragement for Osimhen. The estate includes all necessary facilities, including a private training field for his personal sessions. Congratulations to him on this remarkable achievement!
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  • • I was flogged by my father for doing music :- Wizkid

    • I got pregnant at 17, during my secondary school days: -Genevieve Nnaji

    • I didn't even complete my university education: -Bill Gates

    • I once sold plantain: -Inetimi Odon (Timaya)

    • I used to serve tea at a shop to support my football training: -Lionel Messi

    • I slept under the bridge in lagos: -Ramsey Noah

    • I sold rat poison : -Patrick Okorie (Patoranking)

    • I was an unwanted baby, my mother almost aborted me: -Cristiano Ronaldo

    • I was formerly a maid: -Mercy Johnson

    • My family was so poor that even poor people called us poor: -Pastor E.A. Adeboye

    • I was once a bus conductor: -Atunyota Akpobome (Ali Baba)

    • When I remember my past, it was poverty. When I pass on the road, people usually laugh at me: -Duncan Okechukwu (Duncan Mighty)

    • I was in the university for 9 years: -Ayo Makun (AY)

    • I was a school dropout: -Mark Zuckerberg

    • I grew up in a slum at Ajegunle: -John Asiemo (Daddy Showkey)

    • I begged for a chance to perform on stage for free for just 5 minutes, but I wasn't given the chance: -Francis Agoda (I Go Dye)

    • I once had no shoes: -Goodluck Jonathan

    • I was rejected from birth by my father because he didn't want a girl: -Chika Ike

    • I got pregnant when I was in SS3 and was banned from singing in church choir: -Aituaje Iruobe (Waje)

    • My family was the poorest in my village; I sold firewood, I was a butcher and also a hairdresser: -John Okafor (Mr Ibu)

    WHAT'S YOUR STORY???
    Life will always give you one thousand and one reason to give up, please don't

    GOD can convert
    - Your discomforts to comforts
    - Your pains to gains
    - Your story to glory
    - Your shame to fame
    - Your losses to profits
    - Your tears to smiles
    - Your sorrows to joy
    - Your debts to credits
    - Your mess to message
    - Your foes to friends
    - Your dreams to realities..

    Just Believe in God

    GOD Bless Your Day My People,
    From Chimezie (AKA, Don Talent)
    • I was flogged by my father for doing music :- Wizkid • I got pregnant at 17, during my secondary school days: -Genevieve Nnaji • I didn't even complete my university education: -Bill Gates • I once sold plantain: -Inetimi Odon (Timaya) • I used to serve tea at a shop to support my football training: -Lionel Messi • I slept under the bridge in lagos: -Ramsey Noah • I sold rat poison : -Patrick Okorie (Patoranking) • I was an unwanted baby, my mother almost aborted me: -Cristiano Ronaldo • I was formerly a maid: -Mercy Johnson • My family was so poor that even poor people called us poor: -Pastor E.A. Adeboye • I was once a bus conductor: -Atunyota Akpobome (Ali Baba) • When I remember my past, it was poverty. When I pass on the road, people usually laugh at me: -Duncan Okechukwu (Duncan Mighty) • I was in the university for 9 years: -Ayo Makun (AY) • I was a school dropout: -Mark Zuckerberg • I grew up in a slum at Ajegunle: -John Asiemo (Daddy Showkey) • I begged for a chance to perform on stage for free for just 5 minutes, but I wasn't given the chance: -Francis Agoda (I Go Dye) • I once had no shoes: -Goodluck Jonathan • I was rejected from birth by my father because he didn't want a girl: -Chika Ike • I got pregnant when I was in SS3 and was banned from singing in church choir: -Aituaje Iruobe (Waje) • My family was the poorest in my village; I sold firewood, I was a butcher and also a hairdresser: -John Okafor (Mr Ibu) WHAT'S YOUR STORY??? Life will always give you one thousand and one reason to give up, please don't GOD can convert - Your discomforts to comforts🥺 - Your pains to gains👉 - Your story to glory💪 - Your shame to fame👏 - Your losses to profits☺️ - Your tears to smiles😭😊 - Your sorrows to joy💃 - Your debts to credits👩‍💻 - Your mess to message👩‍💼 - Your foes to friends👭 - Your dreams to realities..🌼👍🥰 Just Believe in God ❤️💝 ❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰 GOD Bless Your Day My People, From Chimezie (AKA, Don Talent)
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  • • I was flogged by my father for doing music :- Wizkid

    • I got pregnant at 17, during my secondary school days: -Genevieve Nnaji

    • I didn't even complete my university education: -Bill Gates

    • I once sold plantain: -Inetimi Odon (Timaya)

    • I used to serve tea at a shop to support my football training: -Lionel Messi

    • I slept under the bridge in lagos: -Ramsey Noah

    • I sold rat poison : -Patrick Okorie (Patoranking)

    • I was an unwanted baby, my mother almost aborted me: -Cristiano Ronaldo

    • I was formerly a maid: -Mercy Johnson

    • My family was so poor that even poor people called us poor: -Pastor E.A. Adeboye

    • I was once a bus conductor: -Atunyota Akpobome (Ali Baba)

    • When I remember my past, it was poverty. When I pass on the road, people usually laugh at me: -Duncan Okechukwu (Duncan Mighty)

    • I was in the university for 9 years: -Ayo Makun (AY)

    • I was a school dropout: -Mark Zuckerberg

    • I grew up in a slum at Ajegunle: -John Asiemo (Daddy Showkey)

    • I begged for a chance to perform on stage for free for just 5 minutes, but I wasn't given the chance: -Francis Agoda (I Go Dye)

    • I once had no shoes: -Goodluck Jonathan

    • I was rejected from birth by my father because he didn't want a girl: -Chika Ike

    • I got pregnant when I was in SS3 and was banned from singing in church choir: -Aituaje Iruobe (Waje)

    • My family was the poorest in my village; I sold firewood, I was a butcher and also a hairdresser: -John Okafor (Mr Ibu)

    WHAT'S YOUR STORY???
    Life will always give you one thousand and one reason to give up, please don't

    GOD can convert
    - Your discomforts to comforts
    - Your pains to gains
    - Your story to glory
    - Your shame to fame
    - Your losses to profits
    - Your tears to smiles
    - Your sorrows to joy
    - Your debts to credits
    - Your mess to message
    - Your foes to friends
    - Your dreams to realities..

    Just Believe in God
    • I was flogged by my father for doing music :- Wizkid • I got pregnant at 17, during my secondary school days: -Genevieve Nnaji • I didn't even complete my university education: -Bill Gates • I once sold plantain: -Inetimi Odon (Timaya) • I used to serve tea at a shop to support my football training: -Lionel Messi • I slept under the bridge in lagos: -Ramsey Noah • I sold rat poison : -Patrick Okorie (Patoranking) • I was an unwanted baby, my mother almost aborted me: -Cristiano Ronaldo • I was formerly a maid: -Mercy Johnson • My family was so poor that even poor people called us poor: -Pastor E.A. Adeboye • I was once a bus conductor: -Atunyota Akpobome (Ali Baba) • When I remember my past, it was poverty. When I pass on the road, people usually laugh at me: -Duncan Okechukwu (Duncan Mighty) • I was in the university for 9 years: -Ayo Makun (AY) • I was a school dropout: -Mark Zuckerberg • I grew up in a slum at Ajegunle: -John Asiemo (Daddy Showkey) • I begged for a chance to perform on stage for free for just 5 minutes, but I wasn't given the chance: -Francis Agoda (I Go Dye) • I once had no shoes: -Goodluck Jonathan • I was rejected from birth by my father because he didn't want a girl: -Chika Ike • I got pregnant when I was in SS3 and was banned from singing in church choir: -Aituaje Iruobe (Waje) • My family was the poorest in my village; I sold firewood, I was a butcher and also a hairdresser: -John Okafor (Mr Ibu) WHAT'S YOUR STORY??? Life will always give you one thousand and one reason to give up, please don't GOD can convert - Your discomforts to comforts🥺 - Your pains to gains👉 - Your story to glory💪 - Your shame to fame👏 - Your losses to profits☺️ - Your tears to smiles😭😊 - Your sorrows to joy💃 - Your debts to credits👩‍💻 - Your mess to message👩‍💼 - Your foes to friends👭 - Your dreams to realities..🌼👍🥰 Just Believe in God ❤️💝 ❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰
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  • Suspended Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan Slams N5.1 Billion Defamation Suit Against Senator Nwaebonyi

    Suspended Senator Natasha Hadiza Akpoti-Uduaghan, who represents the Kogi Central Senatorial District in Kogi State, has filed a N5.1 billion defamation lawsuit against Senator Onyekachi Nwaebonyi.

    The lawsuit, marked Suit No: CV/1359/25, was filed at the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja Judicial Division, through her legal team led by Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Michael Jonathan Numa. In the filing, Akpoti-Uduaghan alleges that Senator Nwaebonyi made defamatory remarks against her during a live appearance on Channels Television's *Sunrise Daily* on March 6, 2025. According to her, Nwaebonyi falsely referred to her as a “gold digger,” “habitual liar,” and “habitual blackmailer.”

    She contends that the statements were “false, malicious, defamatory, and actionable per se,” and that they have caused significant reputational damage and emotional distress.

    The suspended senator further claims the defamatory remarks lowered her image before the public, leading to embarrassment and reputational harm.

    Filed by Writ of Summons under Order 2 Rule 2 of the FCT High Court (Civil Procedure) Rules 2025, the suit was officially submitted on April 7, 2025.

    Among the reliefs sought, Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan is asking the court to declare that the statements made by Nwaebonyi do not constitute a lawful exercise of freedom of speech. She is demanding multiple declarations, injunctions, and monetary compensation, including:

    - A declaration that the statements made during the March 6, 2025, *Sunrise Daily* interview — describing her as a “gold digger,” “habitual liar,” and “habitual blackmailer” — are false, malicious, and defamatory, having caused harm to her reputation.

    - A declaration that additional remarks made during a March 3, 2025, interview on Arise News TV, in which Nwaebonyi allegedly said she was “a mother of six from different men,” are also defamatory, malicious, and injurious to her character and public image.

    - A declaration concerning statements made in a YouTube video — [link](https://youtu.be/fzo4O6zhMPM?si=Nhl9-2pVYIzU22) — where Nwaebonyi allegedly said: “This woman is spoiling game for women who want to enter politics. Are you the only woman in Nigeria, Senator Natasha!? What is wrong with you?”

    - A further declaration regarding another video — [News Central TV report](https://youtu.be/nXaok-O5ni8?si=guLUAR-IIFOQRh) — published on March 27, 2025, in which Nwaebonyi allegedly claimed that Akpoti-Uduaghan blackmailed her current husband into marrying her under duress and accused her of falsely alleging sexual harassment against Reno Omokri during the Goodluck Jonathan administration.

    She claims these publications were “false, malicious, unjustified, injurious, scornful, distasteful, and unsavory,” exposing her to ridicule both nationally and internationally.

    The senator is seeking:

    - A perpetual injunction restraining Nwaebonyi and his affiliates from making further defamatory remarks.
    - A court order compelling Nwaebonyi to retract his statements and publish an unreserved apology in at least two national newspapers and on all platforms where the defamatory remarks were made.
    - N5 billion in aggravated and exemplary damages.
    - Post-judgment interest on the awarded sum at 10% per annum until fully paid.
    - An additional N100 million as the cost of legal action.

    She is also asking the court to grant any further orders it deems appropriate.
    Suspended Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan Slams N5.1 Billion Defamation Suit Against Senator Nwaebonyi Suspended Senator Natasha Hadiza Akpoti-Uduaghan, who represents the Kogi Central Senatorial District in Kogi State, has filed a N5.1 billion defamation lawsuit against Senator Onyekachi Nwaebonyi. The lawsuit, marked Suit No: CV/1359/25, was filed at the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja Judicial Division, through her legal team led by Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Michael Jonathan Numa. In the filing, Akpoti-Uduaghan alleges that Senator Nwaebonyi made defamatory remarks against her during a live appearance on Channels Television's *Sunrise Daily* on March 6, 2025. According to her, Nwaebonyi falsely referred to her as a “gold digger,” “habitual liar,” and “habitual blackmailer.” She contends that the statements were “false, malicious, defamatory, and actionable per se,” and that they have caused significant reputational damage and emotional distress. The suspended senator further claims the defamatory remarks lowered her image before the public, leading to embarrassment and reputational harm. Filed by Writ of Summons under Order 2 Rule 2 of the FCT High Court (Civil Procedure) Rules 2025, the suit was officially submitted on April 7, 2025. Among the reliefs sought, Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan is asking the court to declare that the statements made by Nwaebonyi do not constitute a lawful exercise of freedom of speech. She is demanding multiple declarations, injunctions, and monetary compensation, including: - A declaration that the statements made during the March 6, 2025, *Sunrise Daily* interview — describing her as a “gold digger,” “habitual liar,” and “habitual blackmailer” — are false, malicious, and defamatory, having caused harm to her reputation. - A declaration that additional remarks made during a March 3, 2025, interview on Arise News TV, in which Nwaebonyi allegedly said she was “a mother of six from different men,” are also defamatory, malicious, and injurious to her character and public image. - A declaration concerning statements made in a YouTube video — [link](https://youtu.be/fzo4O6zhMPM?si=Nhl9-2pVYIzU22) — where Nwaebonyi allegedly said: “This woman is spoiling game for women who want to enter politics. Are you the only woman in Nigeria, Senator Natasha!? What is wrong with you?” - A further declaration regarding another video — [News Central TV report](https://youtu.be/nXaok-O5ni8?si=guLUAR-IIFOQRh) — published on March 27, 2025, in which Nwaebonyi allegedly claimed that Akpoti-Uduaghan blackmailed her current husband into marrying her under duress and accused her of falsely alleging sexual harassment against Reno Omokri during the Goodluck Jonathan administration. She claims these publications were “false, malicious, unjustified, injurious, scornful, distasteful, and unsavory,” exposing her to ridicule both nationally and internationally. The senator is seeking: - A perpetual injunction restraining Nwaebonyi and his affiliates from making further defamatory remarks. - A court order compelling Nwaebonyi to retract his statements and publish an unreserved apology in at least two national newspapers and on all platforms where the defamatory remarks were made. - N5 billion in aggravated and exemplary damages. - Post-judgment interest on the awarded sum at 10% per annum until fully paid. - An additional N100 million as the cost of legal action. She is also asking the court to grant any further orders it deems appropriate.
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