“Don’t buy a land and register it in your husband’s name no matter how much you love him” – Nigerian man schools women

• Nigerian man Michael Mkpae has advised women against registering their landed property in their husband’s name, despite their deep love for them.

• On Tuesday, he stated this in response to a question by Nigerian lawyer Stella.

• Nigerian man Michael Mkpae has advised women against registering their landed property in their husband’s name, despite their deep love for them.

Michael Mkpae, a Nigerian man, has counseled women against registering their landed properties in their husband’s name, regardless of the depth of their affection for them.

He made this statement on Tuesday while addressing an inquiry posed by Nigerian attorney, Stella.

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In other news, Bilikisu Buhari, a representative of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), appeared before the House of Representatives committee investigating allegations involving Idris Okuneye, popularly known as Bobrisky.

During the session, Buhari addressed claims made by social media personality Verydarkman, who presented an audio recording allegedly featuring Bobrisky’s voice and accused the crossdresser of paying N15 million to the EFCC to drop a money laundering charge.

In response, Buhari clarified that the money laundering charges against Bobrisky were withdrawn following his court confessional statement regarding naira abuse. She emphasized that the EFCC operated within its legal framework and amended the charges based on the findings of its investigation.

Buhari firmly denied any allegations of financial inducement, stating that no bribe was accepted by any EFCC official involved in the case. She reiterated that all decisions made by the EFCC were in line with the agency’s core principles and its commitment to upholding integrity.

She also refuted Bobrisky’s claims of a Post-No-Debit restriction on his bank accounts, labeling them as false.

The Chairman of the committee, Ginger Onwusibe, added that in the next session, the individual responsible for recording the audio should be present to provide more context. Despite being invited to present evidence or identify EFCC officers who allegedly solicited a bribe, Bobrisky failed to attend the hearing.

The committee has now adjourned the session indefinitely as it continues to probe the matter further.