Ex Manchester United Star Receives Praises From Ex-wife For His Continued Support And Care For Her And Their Children, Despite The Challenges Of Their Ended Marriage

Sonia, the former spouse of well-known Nigerian footballer Jude Ighalo, has taken to Instagram to commend him publicly. 

She highlighted his thoughtfulness towards her and their children, despite their divorce. 

Sonia shared a memorable incident when she expressed her desire for kilishi, and he arranged for it to be flown in and delivered personally on the same day. 

As a mother of three, she urged other women to choose partners who will be supportive and caring towards them and their future offspring. 

Her message included, “Flashback Wednesday >>July24Naija I told my ex that I was craving Kilishi at exactly 1pm to be precise. Guy sent one of his boys in Abuja to send me Kilishi by flight asap and delivered it himself the same day. Sis, find better man for your unborn children o get why. 

She bless all the responsible fathers out there.  "I pray Psalm 128:2 into your lives, Amen" she further advised, "My sis no be to marry,  try marry a God fearing man wey love children. So that if things sour between una and you decide to move on re-marry, he will still be there for his children.”

Man Cries Out Upon Discovering Wife's Constant Chatting With A Stranger

 A man has expressed his distress upon discovering that his wife has been frequently communicating with an unknown individual on social media. 

In a post shared on the popular Facebook group "RANT HQ," he stated, "THIS IS MY WIFE, AND SHE HAS BEEN CHATTING WITH THIS MAN, INCLUDING VIDEO CALLS." 

The man expressed his disappointment, noting that he has been married to her for just a year. While reviewing her WhatsApp messages, he uncovered a series of conversations with this individual, indicating that they have been involved in a long-distance relationship for quite some time. 

It is heartbreaking for him to witness her declarations of love for this man, as she uses affectionate terms for him that she has never used with her husband. 

He feels devastated to realize that he has been navigating this marriage alone. He is seeking advice from mature individuals and requests that both parties be exposed. The wife's name is Veronica Mundia, while the man is saved in her contacts as "DHL EXPRESS."

Another Remarkable Discovery Uncovered In Egyptian Desert

 It is often said that civilization originated in Africa, with Egypt playing a pivotal role, particularly due to its remarkable historical monuments such as the pyramids and numerous other sites scattered throughout the nation. This rich heritage has established Egypt as a premier tourist destination, attracting thousands of visitors eager to explore these extraordinary locations.

In addition to the well-known historical structures, there are numerous artifacts that have been taken and are now housed in some of the most renowned museums worldwide. While some of these treasures have been returned to Egypt, there remains a strong movement advocating for the complete repatriation of all artifacts to their rightful places.

As global interest in Egyptian monuments continues to grow, researchers strive to understand how ancient Egyptians lived and constructed such awe-inspiring edifices like the pyramids. Recently, the Egyptian desert revealed another astonishing find: a colossal 60-ton granite sarcophagus that had remained undisturbed for millennia.

The announcement of this discovery reverberated through the archaeological community, sparking intense speculation. Interestingly, the coffin was not intended for an individual and contained no human remains. Instead, it housed a remarkable array of golden artifacts, including intricately designed statues of deities, detailed representations of everyday life, and a collection of engraved discs made from an unidentified rare metal.

This site was more than just a burial ground; it served as a time capsule, offering a glimpse into a forgotten era of Egyptian history.

Israeli Forces Withdrawn From West Bank Camp After Conducting A Major Operation

Israeli forces seemed to have pulled back from the Jenin refugee camp in the occupied West Bank on Friday, following a military operation that lasted over a week and resulted in numerous fatalities and significant destruction. 

During the night, Israeli armored vehicles were observed departing the camp through a checkpoint located on one of the primary roads. An Associated Press journalist present in the camp reported no signs of remaining troops as dawn arrived on Friday morning. 

According to VOA, the Israeli military has not provided an immediate response but indicated that a statement would be forthcoming later in the day. It remains uncertain whether this apparent withdrawal is a temporary strategy to reorganize forces. 

For more than a week, hundreds of Israeli soldiers have participated in what has been described as the deadliest operation in the occupied West Bank since the onset of the Israel-Hamas conflict, utilizing tactics that the United Nations has characterized as “lethal war-like tactics.”

NAFDAC Closes Down Unlicensed Sachet Water Production Facility in Apapa, Lagos State.

The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has recently closed down an unauthorized water production facility in Apapa, where counterfeit, contaminated, and unsanitary sachet water was being manufactured. 

This facility, situated at No. 89 Marine Road, Oluwole Market Waterside, was uncovered during an operation conducted by NAFDAC’s Investigation & Enforcement Directorate. 

The address of the factory did not match the one listed on the counterfeit sachet water brands that had already been produced. 

The operation uncovered thousands of bags of counterfeit sachet water, which were produced in a filthy environment adjacent to a polluted canal, and were prepared for distribution. 

During the enforcement action, more than 2,500 bags of sachet water were seized, and the remaining stock was destroyed on-site. 

The illegal facility was shut down, and all production equipment was dismantled and removed. NAFDAC has estimated the street value of the confiscated water to exceed ₦1 million. 

NAFDAC encourages the public to stay alert and report any suspicious activities to the nearest NAFDAC office.