Calvin Klein Ad Model separates from husband after raunchy shoot with Justin Bieber

 
 Lara Stone left her husband, David Walliams on Tuesday night [March 3], taking along her 22-month-old son, Alfred and their dog,

 David Walliams and Lara Stone pictured together on their wedding day at Claridges

 The supermodel who featured with Justin Bieber in the raunchy Calvin Klein ad in January is no more married! Lara Stone reportedly left her husband, David Walliams on Tuesday night [March 3], taking along her 22-month-old son, Alfred and their dog, Bert. Despite the fact that she hasn't explained the reason behind her move, many believe it has everything [or not] to do with the semi nude photos she made with C.K. Another set of pictures of Lara were also released by i-D magazine, after the CK set, with the supermodel fully naked with 'Fifty Shades Of Grey' actor, Jamie Dornan. However, sources close to the couple tell MailOnline that Walliams, 43, is "devastated" that his wife left their North London home and is hoping against hope for a reconciliation. Another source claims Lara has had enough of her husband (who is also a judge on X Factor USA) and there's no possibility of a reconciliation. An associate of Walliams, who has often spoken of his struggles with depression and suicidal impulses, told me:

"There have been big problems with the marriage for longer than you might think. Certainly, I was aware of the schism around six weeks ago. He didn’t broadcast it, but his friends were made aware that they were in a difficult place, that the marriage was in trouble. He is very sad about it but has been putting on a professional front."

72 years old Landlady, charged with stealing tenant’s N500,000

 

– A-72-year-old landlady, Bamidele Ogboro, who allegedly stole her tenant’s N500,000 and unlawfully ejected him out of her house was arraigned on Wednesday in Lagos. Ogboro, a resident of No. 6, Shopeju St., Shogunle, Lagos State is being tried for breach of peace, conspiracy and stealing at an Oshodi Magistrates’ Court. The prosecutor, Cpl. Kehinde Olatunde, told the court that the accused committed the offences on March 2 at her residence. Olatunde said that the accused and others still at large unlawfully ejected one Mr Ejikeme Hypolite, by throwing out his property from his rented apartment. “The accused hired five men to damage the complainant’s door so as to gain entrance into his room. “The accused threw the complainant’s property outside from his apartment and locked it up.” Olatunde said that the complainant who went on a two-day trip returned to meet his property scattered outside the house and discovered that his N500,000 and documents had been stolen. “The complainant said that the missing N500,000 was the house rent amount he had earlier given to his landlord which she rejected then. “Other documents include: his primary school leaving certificate and his university certificate.” The prosecutor said that the accused took the law into her hand after she had insisted that the complainant must pack out of her house and rejected his rent money. He said that the offences contravened Sections 166, 285 and 410 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011. Section 285 prescribes a three- year jail term for offenders. The accused pleaded innocent to the offences and was granted bail in the sum of N50, 000 with one surety in like sum. The magistrate, Mr Akeem Fashola, adjourned the case to March 10 for mention.

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ISIS: international Security men trailing ex-CJ Uwais’ son

 By Soni Daniel, ABUJA



— Security agents were last night working frantically to track the whereabouts of a son of the former Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Muhammadu Lawal Uwais who was said to have joined the deadly Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS). The 41-year old son of the former CJN left home about a month ago with his two wives and has not been seen since. Justice Mohammed Uwais Justice Mohammed Uwais One of the wives a school principal, and the other also a school administrator both left with their husband without telling their parents. Vanguard gathered that one of the wives reportedly told her parents she was going to Dubai for two weeks with her husband. Neither the former CJN nor the parents of one of the wives has heard from them since. Contacted for his comments, the jurist told Vanguard he had no comments to make on the development. In a telephone conversation with Vanguard in Abuja, the respected jurist, who was Nigeria’s Chief Justice between 1995 and 2006, neither confirmed nor denied the report published by a United States online medium, The Will, on March 4, 2015. Reminded that the report had already gone viral, Uwais, who also spearheaded Nigeria’s electoral reforms, said that he had no comment on the matter. “I don’t want to comment on hearsay,” the former CJN said. The San Francisco-based news medium had reported that the son of the retired judge, whose name it did not disclose, had joined ISIS after moving from Nigeria with his two wives and children in order to help fight alongside ISIS, which presently controls large territories in Iraq, Syria and Libya. The medium said that the intelligence report came from Saudi Arabia, one of the over 50 countries alongside the United Nations that has designated ISIS as a terrorist organization. If proven to be true, this would be the second time a member of a Nigerian elitist family would be linked to a foreign terrorist group. The first was the notorious underwear bomber, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, a member of Al-Qaeda, who is presently serving a life sentence without parole in the United States, who is the youngest son of Katsina-born Alhaji Umaru Mutallab, a wealthy Nigerian banker and businessman, who had also served as a federal minister in the 70s. Sources said that Justice Uwais had been told about the development. The Nigerian military and its West African allies are presently pre-occupied with defeating the Boko Haram, a Nigerian terrorist group responsible for thousands of brutal killings and deadly bombings in northern Nigeria and border towns in Cameroon and Chad.

culled from vanguardngr.com

White Woman Vows To Continue Sending Money To An African Man She Hasn’t Met (Photo)

Woman defends sending £900,000 to lover in Africa she never met
She’s never met her African lover, yet this woman has spent $1.4million (£900,000) on him.
And she has no regrets.
Sarah, who has divorced twice, met Chris Olsen 18 months ago online and the pair have spoken for hours over the phone every day.
In that time he has repeatedly asked her for money and, despite his accent changing over that time, she is ’95 per cent certain’ that he’s the real deal.
He’s even tried getting to the U.S. several times, she says, but each time gets arrested on false charges, Sarah told Dr Phil
He told her that he was from Milan and works in South Africa on business. But he’s also said he’s working in Nigeria and Benin.
She said: ‘An attractive person came on there and said “wow you look like you wouldn’t hurt a fly”. I said “wow this guy’s really handsome, I can’t believe he’s talking to me!”.’
Sarah has paid for hotel bills, lawyers, stolen credit cards and $550,000 (£360,000) on bail.
Her justification? ‘I believe Chris does consider me his wife.’
She added: ‘I have questioned several times whether or not this is a scam. I am 95 per cent certain that Chris is telling me the truth. That this is legit.’
Sarah turned to Dr Phil to help unite them.