Ossai Ovie Success, the Delta State Governor’s Special Assistant on Special Duties, has stated that men who sleep around married women do not live a long life.
He went on to say that sleeping with a married lady brings a curse and that people who do so will burn in hell fire.
“Men sleeping with married women don’t last long and even if they last long , they live a miserable life. Same with married women sleeping with men. Sleeping with a Married Woman attracts curse,’ he wrote on Tuesday.
“I heard some men does that to renew their medicine but they don’t know it will definitely backfire at the end of the day
“One thing a man must not do is sleeping with a married woman. And one thing a woman must not do is sleeping with another man. Sleeping with a married person means you’re going to burn in Hell
“So my people when ever that thought comes to you or you are being seduce, Please Run away and do well to pray against it and God will help you.”
In other news, Osita Chidoka, a former minister of aviation, has stated why the country should continue to use the current zoning system.
Chidoka, who recalled how the PDP agreed on zoning arrangements between the north and the south, which he said led to the advent of Olusegun Obasanjo, Umar Musa Yar’Adua, and Goodluck Jonathan as Presidents, wanted to know why Northerners would say zoning is undemocratic when they have benefited from it as well.
According to the former Minister of Aviation,
“In 2019, because the PDP agreed that it was the north’s turn to do eight years, we all zoned the presidency to the north.
“If you notice at Port Harcourt, all the 12 contestants for PDP ticket were northern and vice-president Atiku emerged as the candidate because there was an understanding that this is time for the north.
“In 2023, the country is now again to be confronted. Will northerners, after having benefitted and agreed to this zoning structure, now turn back to say zoning is undemocratic, zoning is not to be accepted in Nigeria, people should canvass to win an election?
“Beautiful argument on the surface of it, but it appears to me to be some form of sophistry because the country has developed a consensus that is working.
“I do not see any reason why we should dismantle that consensus that power goes north and goes south.
“It will be such an odd situation if the rest of the country does not find an Igbo man who is in sync with the Nigeria ideal and can be trusted to keep Nigeria going forward together.”
