My wife doesn't know that I know...

I got married to my wife Chioma when I was still a struggling young man. I just got out of the university and was managing my life with a job I got at ShopRite. The salary was okay for a young man like me. I met her when she came visiting her elderly brother who happened to live in the same compound with me, she was just fresh out of the university to acquire a skill and along the line we both fell in love and began to date.

Chioma got pregnant a year into the relationship and I took up the responsibility of taking care of her. I couldn't allow the woman I loved so much to be humiliated so I sought for her family approval and did the necessary rights and she became my wife.

We have been married for seven years and in that seven years, heaven smiled at me and I hit it big, giving her the kind of luxury life she deserved.

How did I make it?

I mistakenly picked a wallet of someone one afternoon inside my place of work (ShopRite). There was pounds in the wallet amounting to 35 million naira. My conscience couldn't allow me to keep what does not belong to me and moreover I wasn't brought up to keep what isn't mine. Two days later I reached out to the owner and gave her back her wallet. Luckily for me, it was an English Lady who came for a something very important.

She couldn't thank me enough and offered to help get me a better Job as a way to say thank you. She kept to her promise and got me a mouth watering Job in a multi billion naira company that had me traveling to the US for a six months course. This happened in our third year of marriage and we moved From Enugu State down to Abuja. Our life changed after that encounter.

My wife began eating and dining with the happening people in the society. I sent her back to school and stopped her from giving birth since we already have two boys. I needed her to concentrate on her education as a medical student. Sending her to school became my worst nightmare.

Enugu governor Peter Mbah has reacted to Chidimma’s incredible journey and outstanding performance in the just-concluded Miss Universe pageant. His statement and message to the beauty queen are in the comments.

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The outage, which began last Monday, was triggered by the tripping off of the 330kV circuit transmission line between Benue and Enugu, as well as the one between Shiroro and Kaduna, thereby severely impacting numerous Northern states.

The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) said the 330kV DC Ugwaji-Apir double circuit tripped due to a fault, plunging the Northeast, Northwest, and parts of Northcentral Nigeria into darkness.

The outage, which began last Monday, was triggered by the tripping off of the 330kV circuit transmission line between Benue and Enugu, as well as the one between Shiroro and Kaduna, thereby severely impacting numerous Northern states.

The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) said the 330kV DC Ugwaji-Apir double circuit tripped due to a fault, plunging the Northeast, Northwest, and parts of Northcentral Nigeria into darkness.

Local businesses, particularly frozen food vendors that depend on refrigerators, are also feeling the strain, with many reporting significant losses due to spoiled inventory.

Water vendors have dramatically increased their prices, effectively doubling the cost of water as they contend with the added expenses of running generators for boreholes.

Vandals have also reportedly taken advantage of the situation, targeting transformers and other power infrastructure, which further complicates efforts to restore service.

TCN has acknowledged the ongoing outage, assuring residents that they are taking “every possible measure” to restore power to the Northern region.

The company attributed delays in restoration to infrastructure challenges exacerbated by vandalism and insecurity, which have created additional setbacks in the recovery process.

This latest fault in the 330kV DC transmission line occurred just days after Nigeria experienced three national grid collapses within a single week.

In 2024, Nigeria faced multiple national grid disturbances, resulting in widespread power outages and reduced electricity generation.

Patients at AKTH complain of mosquito infestation

Patients at the Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital (AKTH) in Kano said mosquitoes disrupt their sleep, especially at nights when the power from generating sets is off.

Malam Umaru Direba, a patient, stated that the absence of electricity worsens the mosquito problem, forcing him to rely on mosquito nets and repellents.

A hospital official noted that AKTH spends around N500,000 daily on diesel, limiting generator use mainly to evenings, although solar inverters help keep emergency services running.

Outside the hospital, frozen food vendors like Husseini Rufai and Salihu Usman at Tarauni market report losses, saying they are unable to store perishable goods without electricity.

Kano Electricity Distribution Company (KEDCO)’s Chief Commercial Officer, Abubakar Jimeta, attributed the prolonged outage to issues on the national grid and vandalism on critical transmission lines and assured that efforts to restore supply are underway. Daily Trust

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The suit, originally filed by the Kogi State Government through its Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, sought to challenge the legality of the EFCC. Other states, including Ondo, Edo, Oyo, Ogun, Nasarawa, Kebbi, Katsina, Sokoto, Jigawa, Enugu, Benue, Anambra, Plateau, Cross-River and Niger, joined as co-plaintiffs.

Attorneys General of Anambra, Adamawa and Ebonyi recently announced their withdrawal from the suit.