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Yes I Slept With 35 Men During Our 4years Old Marriage – Woman Tells Court After Filing For Divorce

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A Kenyan woman who has filed for divorce has been accused by her husband of sleeping with more than 35 men.

Joel Gachanja, a city IT guru, parted ways with Angela Mwihaki, his wife of four years who filed for divorce citing among others; “cruelty” and “irreconcilable differences.”

But Gachanja in his replying affidavit filed at the Milimani Commercial Courts in Nairobi accuses the marketing manager of serial infidelity with a wide array of suitors.

Gachanja, who was divorced before meeting Angela, lists her former bosses in various blue chip companies as among the men she slept with besides a Kenyan international rugby player, a renowned rugby heckler, a sports television anchor, her paediatrician, basketballers (3), a thespian, a former comedian, club DJs (2), a church member, a makanga , nine workmates and 19 “boyfriends.”

Gachanja’s affidavit also charges that Angela also had sexual relations with her sister’s husband and his two friends and a “random Indian guy.”

Shockingly, Angela does not deny she had affairs with all the men listed including trooping to the Kamiti Maximum Security Prison where she offered conjugal rights to an inmate while still married to Gachanja.

Angela had met the Kamiti inmate on an online dating site. One of the men has filed an affidavit owning up to an affair with Angela while four verbally asked for forgiveness from Gachanja.

In the affidavit filed under Divorce Petition number 149 of 2019, Gachanja says “the petitioner voluntarily moved out of our matrimonial bedroom on 16 February 2019, deserting their home on 19th February and filed for divorce on 21 February 2019.”
He has also attached pictorial evidence of nudes and incriminating WhatsApp conversations his wife shared with several men in high positions. He has also attached an in-depth confession in which Angela gives a blow by blow account of her mind- boggling sexual athleticism.

Gachanja notes in his affidavit that Angela, whom he married at the Attorney General’s Chambers in 2015 has “lost her chastity, honour, integrity, and prestige of a married woman and lowered herself by randomly flirting with her social media contacts and even sending suggestive and nude pictures and erotica content for momentary thrills.”

Angela Mwihaki had innocently emailed confession to Gachanja when they broke but made up for the first time.

Gachanja, in his suit papers, has used Mwihaki’s confession to write a flowing and detailed account of each and every sexual encounter his wife has ever engaged in, how the affairs started, naming the men, whether protection was used or not, and the locations the sex took place- which were mostly in lodgings, car parks or inside parked cars.

Gachanja in his affidavit further notes that “some of these affairs were meant to meet her materialistic ambition and quest to climb the corporate ladder with whoever she found on her path to sleep with, and who will assist in her quest in advancement…at times, the petitioner would come home late way past midnight and upon being asked about her whereabouts, she becomes hysterical and at one point she confessed to having been on a date with her child’s paediatrician among her many suitors.”

In her defense, Angela terms Gachanja as an insecure, foul- mouthed man with an ungovernable temper.

“The defendant is a man of pregnant imagination constantly accusing me of cheating and having extramarital affairs. The constant acrimony between the parties mainly caused by unfounded insecurities on the part of the defendant.”

Angela Mwihaki avers that by the time of their marriage “we lived in a house I owned and was solely paying the mortgage until sometime in October 2015 when we purchased and moved into our house in Redhill toward which I contributed half of the purchase price.”

She continues: “On the 16 February 2019, the defendant ordered the plaintiff to remove her belongings from the matrimonial home and locked her out of the matrimonial home. The plaintiff is apprehensive of the defendant who has a history of violence, destruction of property, arson, an ill temper and foul mouth for her own safety and that of the children decided to vacate the matrimonial home to seek a safe haven.

“I swear by this affidavit that I am hiding both in fear of my life and the lives of my children due to the violent nature of the defendant.”

She further claims Gachanja hurled unprintable insults at her and accuses him of hacking her phones.

“The defendant has abused me in front of the children and called me a slut, a whore and a trollop in front of my son. I know for a fact the defendant has hacked into my personal phones and constantly reads my communication and listens to my calls.

“The defendant has also on occasion burnt my clothes and other belongings. He has on more than one occasion physically assaulted me thereby prompting me to report the matter to the Kenya Police who provided me with an abstract.”

Angela is demanding that Gachanja contributes Sh431,000 as his share towards the upkeep and the maintenance of the family:
Monthly rent Sh130,000, electricity Sh5000, medical Sh5000, education fund Sh10,000, security Sh10,000, gas Sh2,500, house help Sh18,000 water Sh5,000, food per month Sh50,000, school fees and transport Sh160,000 clothing Sh5,000 entertainment Sh30,000.

But she wants Gachanja to pay Sh215, 000 every month pending the determination of the case.

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Thieves cart away cows meant for church harvest celebration

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Suspected thieves have carted away two cows from the premises of the Celestial Church of Christ (CCC) Testimony Parish in the Egbeda area of Oyo state.

In a post published on its Facebook page, the church said the stolen cows, bought at N1.9 million, were meant for its annual adult harvest thanksgiving celebration.

The incident happened on November 11 as the church prepared for the celebration slated for November 17.

After days of searching for the missing cows, the church solicited for financial contributions to buy new cows for the harvest celebration.

“Dear Celestians and The General public, This 2 Huge Cows was stolen where it was Tied in The Church Premises at CCC Testimony parish Elerumoke Area, Egbeda, Iyana Ajia and its meant for slaughter for the 9th adult harvest thanksgiving of the church coming up this Sunday 17th November 2024,” the church wrote on Facebook.

“We hereby solicit for your prayer for quick recovery of this harvest thanksgiving sacrificial materials.

“Anybody with useful information on how to recover these cows or any means of assistance to make the harvest thanksgiving a beautiful one should contact the parish shepherd.”

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NDLEA arrests businessman for smuggling cocaine through ingestion

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The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency has announced the arrest of a businessman caught with a large quantity of cocaine.

Femi Babafemi, the Director of Media and Advocacy, revealed the arrest on Sunday via his X account, accompanied by a video displaying the seized contraband.

The businessman, whose identity has not been disclosed, reportedly ingested a substantial quantity of cocaine in an attempt to avoid detection.

Babafemi wrote, “Detty December: Before you swallow those drugs, please remember that the new @ndlea_nigeria has the capacity and capability to catch you.

“The businessman who excreted this amount of cocaine will not only spend Christmas behind bars but also risks a life sentence at the end of his trial. Beware!”

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UK teenager risks 20 years in Dubai prison for sex with 17-year-old girl

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An 18-year-old British boy has been arrested for allegedly having sex with a 17-year-old girl in Dubai.

Detained in Dubai, a group of UAE legal experts, said the teenager was on holiday with his parents when he met the girl — who is now 18 — at the same hotel.

The teenagers who are both from London were said to have made plans to continue their romance when they returned to the UK.

The group, which campaigns to help people it says have suffered injustice in the UAE, said the young man was charged because the girl’s mother found their chats and pictures back in the UK.

It was gathered that the woman subsequently contacted police in Dubai and he was arrested.

The boy however claimed he was unaware that the girl was younger than him when they met. The teenager also disclosed that he was in police custody for three days and was unable to contact his parents.

“We had a wonderful time together. We really liked each other but she was secretive with her family because they were strict,” he told Detained in Dubai.

“My parents knew about our relationship but she couldn’t tell hers. She had to meet me without telling them it was to see a boy.

“When she left, I couldn’t wait to see her again when I got home. Then suddenly, police knocked on our hotel door. They said they were taking me in for questioning but wouldn’t tell me why. I was frightened and my parents were terrified.”

The teenager, it is understood, could face up to two decades in prison owing to Dubai’s strict laws regarding sex outside marriage.

Radha Stirling, chief executive of the campaign group, said Dubai recently legalised out-of-wedlock sex for tourists but “still hosts a strict Islamic legal system”.

“Sex outside marriage is legal for tourists but only if both parties are over 18. The girl was just a few months younger than Marcus and he didn’t know that at the time,” Stirling said.

“Since his arrest, she has turned 18. This is not something Dubai should be prosecuting.

“Parents will be scared to take their older teenagers on vacation with them where they could end up losing their lives over behaviour that’s completely legal in their own countries.”

The teenager and his family have called on foreign secretary David Lammy, their local MP, to intervene in the case.

The teenager is no longer being held in a police cell but is unable to leave the country, with his family facing bills of £2,000 for Airbnb accommodation until his case is resolved.

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Bodex F. Hungbo, SPMIIM is a multiple award-winning Nigerian Digital Media Practitioner, Digital Strategist, PR consultant, Brand and Event Expert, Tv Presenter, Tier-A Blogger/Influencer, and a top cobbler in Nigeria.

She has widespread experiences across different professions and skills, which includes experiences in; Marketing, Media, Broadcasting, Brand and Event Management, Administration and Management with prior stints at MTN, NAPIMS-NNPC, GLOBAL FLEET OIL AND GAS, LTV, Silverbird and a host of others

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