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He said; ‘’Madonna is a University where there is no secret cult, molestation, exam malpractice, no bullying, zero tolerance for hard drugs and sexual immorality. It is only in this university that it is clearly maintained that girls who entered this university as virgins graduate as virgins. They enter our university as virgins and graduate as virgins.

Tell me any other university in the whole world that can maintain this.”

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Instablog9ja had posted a story with the caption; “A Religious Sect Is Laundering Money for Terrorists. We Traced N7 Billion Fraud Proceeds to another Religious Group – EFCC Chairman.” He explained that Cole, while reacting in the comment section of Instablog9ja, stated that the EFCC chairman would be dead in six months.

“He will be dead in six months. This man will be dead in 6 months; remember, I said it,” Kayode had written via his Instagram page.

The police commissioner said the man later received a call from his wife, who claimed that she had been kidnapped and that the aductors were demanding N2m ransom. Mr Ubah paid the ransom money into his wife’s account as instructed in order to secure her release and after they were reunited he took her to the police station.

However, during interrogation, she confessed to planning the fake abduction with one man named Walter Ezeala who lives in the same area.

It was later revealed that the boyfriend received N800,000 naira from the ransom, while the woman pocketed the balance of N1.2million. The police statement read; “He later received a call through his wife’s phone number telling him that his wife had been kidnapped and demanded for two (2) million naira ransom before her release.

He transferred the sum of two (2) million naira into his wife’s account as instructed by the kidnapper.

He later brought his wife to the station after her release. During interrogation, the wife freely confessed to have conspired with one man named Walter Ezeala ‘m’ living in the same street with them at Saburi to extort money from her husband.

The said Walter was arrested, and he confessed that his own share was eight hundred thousand (N800,000) naira and the lady took one million two hundred thousand naira (N1,200,000).

The sum of Seven hundred and ninety-three thousand five-hundred-naira (N793,500) cash, two (2) FCMB ATM cards and two android phone was recovered from them.”

Even after that slogan ‘What God cannot do doesn’t exist’ has been proven to be silly, they still continue to chant it.”

His assertion did not sit down well with many, especially Christians who thronged to the comment section with berating comments.