Rumour Control: Is Dbanj About To Sign Olamide To His DKM Records?

--> According to the ears in the wall, we heard that Dbanj is planning to recruit rap sensation, Olamide to his DKM records. They were both at the first Nigerian Entertainment Conference and were so close to each other. From the red carpet, right into the main hall. Well if this is true, good for Olamide. He also needs a mentor.

Photos: Married Man Dies With His Beautiful Mistress In A Hotel Pool

A couple who drowned at a luxury hotel were having an affair, it was claimed yesterday.

Komba Kpakiwa, 31, and Josephine Foday, 22, were found floating face down in the pool at the four-star Down Hall Country House Hotel in Hatfield Heath, Essex, on Saturday.

Mr Kpakiwa, who was married with two young children, had taken Miss Foday, a nursing student who was not his wife, away for a surprise weekend break to celebrate her birthday on Friday.


Josephine Newahun Foday, left, and Komba Kpakiwa, right, were found drowned at the Down Hall Country House Hotel in Hatfield, Essex

They had gone out for the day, before returning to the hotel room they were sharing and then going down to the pool, the inquest at Chelmsford Coroner’s Court heard yesterday.

A hotel guest saw the pair floating in the ten-metre indoor pool but presumed they were playing a game and went into the sauna, it was claimed last night.

When the guest returned to the pool he saw they were face down in the water and dialled 999. The pair were pronounced dead at the scene.

Police are not treating the deaths as suspicious and preliminary post-mortem examinations found they had drowned.A picture posted on Twitter by a hotel guest showed the swimming pool area cordoned off by police

 Mr Kpakiwa had been taking his girlfriend Josephine Foday on a surprise weekend away for her 22nd birthday

Last night, Miss Foday’s grandmother, Theresa Farma, 61, said Mr Kpakiwa had surprised her granddaughter with the getaway to celebrate her birthday.

She said he had met her at the corner shop at the top of her road where he worked as a supervisor and they started seeing each other in February.
Josephine Newahun Foday and her grandmother Theresa Farma who described her as a 'loving granddaughter'dead in the swimming pool of Down Hall Country House Hotel in Hatfield Heath, EssexJosephine Newahun Foday and her grandmother Theresa Farma who described her as a ‘loving granddaughter’

Speaking from her home in Plumstead, south-east London, Mrs Farma said: ‘She called me on Friday to say that she had arrived at the hotel. They were looking forward to spending time at the hotel.

‘They were supposed to come back on Sunday but instead the police came. Everyone is upset, distraught. I can’t believe she has gone.’

Miss Foday was a second year nursing student at Canterbury Christ Church University.

She fled to England with her grandmother from their native Sierra Leone in 2001 when both her parents disappeared in the country’s civil war.

Mrs Farma said: ‘We don’t know where her parents are, we think they are dead. I grabbed the child and left.

‘I am so sad, now my granddaughter has been taken away too.’

Abdul Conteh, a family friend, said a man saw the pair floating in the water, but thought they were just fooling around.

He said: ‘According to an eyewitness, he saw the couple in the pool, he went to the sauna and eight minutes later he came out and saw Komba’s face in the pool and Josephine was lying on his back.

‘He thought they were mucking around, a couples thing, he didn’t take any notice of them. But then he came back again and he saw the two of them going down and saw the man’s face was underneath the water, so he raised the alarm.’
 A policeman stands guard at the Down Hall Country House Hotel in Essex, where the couple were discovered dead in the swimming pool on Saturday night

Mr Kpakiwa, who was also from Sierra Leone, lived with his wife, Gurpreet, in Erith, Kent.

The couple, who had been married for four years had two children, a son, seven, and a daughter, six.

His cousin, Teresa Kpakiwa, 52, last night said she knew nothing of Miss Foday, adding: ‘This is so awful, they’ve got young children.’

Miss Foday had been living with a 23-year-old man in Chatham, Kent. It is not known what their relationship was. It is thought Mr Kpakiwa was studying for a law degree alongside his work in the corner shop.

Miss Foday had posted cryptic messages on Twitter before her death, including: ‘You have to accept not everyone is going to love you back, that’s why it’s most important to love yourself.’ She also wrote: ‘If you really knew me, you’d know that I will make myself miserable to make someone else happy.’

Debra Teasdale of Christ Church University said: ‘We were very saddened to hear about Josephine’s tragic death at the weekend and our thoughts and sympathies are with her family and friends.’

Eight men arrested after camera catches them taking two small girls into hotel

Teenage girls who run away from home are easy targets for men who are looking for prostitutes and for underage sex.

Unfortunately these girls need the money to support themselves and the men knowingly take advantage of them.

This video below shows one such man taking two girls aged between 13 and 15, into a hotel. One girl was holding a teddy bear. The man had sex with them and paid them $6.00.

After this incident police believe that the girls have been part of a bigger group of youngsters being picked up from the streets for sex. After an investigation, eight men were caught by police officers under Operation Kern, which targeted those seeking the services of children for sex.

All eight who men were exploiting the girls were jailed for preying on underage teenagers. Anthony Lambert, 51, Stefan Godfrey, 44, John Shaw, 55, Ijaz Ahmed, 35, Mark Adaoui, 40, Colin Simpson, 55, David Shardlow, 56 and Ian Yeoman, 60, were all jailed for a series of sex offenses. The men offered the underage girls cigarettes, drugs, cell phones, toy and rides on a farmer’s tractor in exchange for sex.

After the sentencing, Detective Chief Inspector Andy Stokes said: “We are very pleased with the results, firstly because the victims were brave enough to come forward to police and have now seen justice and closure on what they were subjected to. Secondly because the convictions have come about due to the tremendous work the investigating team did.”

Nathalie Walters, chief executive of Safe and Sound Derby which helps young people at risk of being sexually exploited added: “We hope that the sentences handed down today sends a clear message that child sexual exploitation will not be tolerated. Hopefully these sentences will provide some comfort to the victims and their parents and help them move on with their lives.

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Can you wear this publicly with no shame like the female presenter below?

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The Kukere crooner,Iyanya is currently having fun in his North America Tour.You can see ladies struggling to have a hold of him and in the process tearing off his shirt

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This lady is 55 years old, 4 children, and a body better than most 20 years old.

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Faith Jonah is a fast rising singer. Her stage name is BAYELS. Here is what her publicist said about her;The very sexy, soft spoken and elegant damsel, "BAYELS " is a professional fashionista, she is the perfect description of beauty and class, she speaks with ease and her singing is enchanting. Music for "BAYELS" is like eating. She does it beautifully well without stress. Her list of musical inspiration includes Omawunmi and Tuface idibia. She is about to strike the Nigerian music scene with a huge and resounding bang.