"This is very hard for me at this moment in my life to express my
heart/mind to the world, but I will say these last few months have been
the worst months of my life. I was dating someone (J$tash) that abused
me verbally, emotionally and physically throughout the end duration of
our relationship. Monday morning on September 15th 2014 my life was
forever, changed. A person I thought and believed I could trust, whom I
gave my love/time/energy to brutally punched me in my face repeatedly
with his fists while I became slowly unconscious covered in blood in his
brooklyn apartment bed.
"When I marked 70 and people prayed that I would be up to 80, I said amen.
When they said I would be up 90, I said well, amen. But when they said
100, I didn’t say amen. I didn't because I don’t know what offence I would have committed for God to keep me up to 100 in this sinful world when a crown of glory is awaiting me in heaven. I wouldn’t mind to be 92 though, so that I will be alive to preach when Bishop Oyedepo is 80. But to live up to 100, I don’t know about that" he said
Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde is known to many. Her acting prowess is arguably in a class by itself and her being nominated as one of the world's 100 most influential persons by TIME magazine a couple of years back must have paved the way for her present national recognition by the Federal Government. Frankly speaking, I personally think she has more depth in acting than her 'rival' Genevieve Nnaji. I have worked with both of them in the past and also studied their acting styles. Omotola has the gift of role immersion. She gives everything into her characters. There is an organic style of interpretation she is gifted with. Very few actors have that. She Is not a Method Actor, mind you but she has delivered roles which many method actors would give her a standing ovation for.What he says about Genevieve after the cut...
"What happened...in a nutshell, there was a lot of tension in the relationship for a lot of
different reasons... There was a lot of pressures of marriage. There was a lot of arguing and stuff like that that just weighed on our relationship over time. When you stop having more good times than bad bad times, it’s time to call it quits. It becomes something that is unhealthy. I'm not one to throw my business out on the street, but I thought it was important because things are getting a little out of hand.
To be fair, it was not just from her either. It was kind of from everybody. That’s not the sole reason, but it definitely played a part. I'll be lying if I said that we parted in good terms. But it's not a bad situation. There’s no bad blood. We didn’t end off on a weird way or a negative way.' Jason said...
"I wish to assure you that I will not do anything to tarnish the image of Jesus Christ or compromise the divine standard of the church. As you are all aware, the media has been awashed in the past few days about an unfortunate incident involving the movement of funds from Nigeria to South Africa. In the unfortunate news reports, attempts have been made to link me directly with the transaction. So far, I have refrained from making any direct public response pending the time that I would have briefed the leaders of the church and explained my position on the issues to them.
"We're good. Very happy. She's excited, I'm excited so we're very happy."
"Though I think it is a private matter and intended to keep my break-up with
Jordin personal, due to bogus and irresponsible lies being reported by
insensitive media outlets it became necessary for me to comment. I spent
three great years with Jordin and she is one of the most amazing people
that I have ever met. But as in all relationships there are ups and
downs and at this time we have decided to amicably part. Infidelity,
cheating or deceit played no part in our relationship or our break-up,
and I hope that people respect our privacy as we move forward with our
lives."
