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  Adeniji Inflex share this post on 27th of May 2023 Nigerian journalist and publisher, Ogar Solomon, has advised men to tell their wives that ‘another wife is coming’ if they are not submissive.    “Dear Men, here's nothing wrong in loving your woman with reckless abandon. It's okay to be vulnerable around her as long as you have a good woman with you,” he said in a Facebook post on Friday, May 26.    "But stop being weak. Once a man is weak, there’s a very high tendency that his wife will become a feminist. No matter how much a woman has, her husband is the prize.   "Be strong. A strong man is an intelligent, industrious knowledgeable and loveable man. More like, knowing what he wants, standing on his words and providing for the family.   “If she can't submit to you, tell her another wife is coming."      Adeniji Inflex Share this Story

This story was posted by Adeniji Ifeoluwa Inflex on 27th of May 2023 A Nigerian lady has shared her experience from being engaged to a Pastor.    @Mz_Oladoyin in her tweet recalled how the Pastor made her go through so much stress after a long trip. She further revealed that after she pushed back, he started comparing her to some Christian sisters in the church.    She tweeted;    " Come o I was engaged to a Pastor then. I travelled 7 hours journey to see Uncle and on getting to where I will be staying uncle called that there’s a vigil that night and I must attend That was when I knew I was in soup. "After little argument I sha attended. On getting to church, it was prayers all through while standing no sitting down or dozing. I had no time to rest and I was so exhausted till day break . Saturday morning I had to cook for us to eat and all so I was busy all through also. “Sunday morning I just texted that I am weak and need rest and I am not going to church that’s when proble

Adeniji Inflex share this story on 18th of May 2023 The factional chairman of the Labour Party, Lamidi Apapa, has listed the condition under which he would honour an invitation from the country’s President-elect, Bola Tinubu. Apapa, who has faced allegations of being a mole planted by opposition groups to scuttle Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi's petition at the Electoral Tribunal,  said on Thursday May 18 he would only meet with Tinubu if the party approved it.   “Before I honour him, I will consult the executive of the party, so if they ask me to go ahead, I will do so. If the executive says go ahead, it becomes our position." Apapa told Arise TV.   “It’s not going to be my position. If they say go and see him or we are going to see him, it becomes the position of the party, not the position of Alhaji Bashiru Lamidi Apapa.   “All of us will collectively go and see him. That is, if we have the mandate of the house, that we are going to see him,” he said. His sta