Footballer Joseph Yobo’s Trashes His Rented Flat In Norwich [Pix]

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 A landlord in Liverpool was horrified when he saw the state in which a flat leased in the name of Super Eagles captain, Joseph Yobo, had been left. There were burn marks on the carpet, a dirty kitchen and bathroom, and holes in the wall. There are iron marks on the floor, as if left by ironing.The landlord cried out:

“I’ve never come across anything like this before and I’m just so shocked. The place looks as if it’s been burgled. The state it’s been left is just unbelievable. There’s bond money of £1,500, but by the look of it, it will need £5,000 to put all the damage right and I will have to call in industrial cleaners. ”

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May D's "₦150M Mansion" Is Actually A Rented Duplex In Magodo - Says Gateman

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Some weeks ago, May D‘s publicists released a record claiming the pop artiste (real name Akinmayokun Awodumila) had acquired and moved into his ‘new 6-bedroom duplex'positioned in the Magodo section of Lagos. Many questioned the authenticity of the information.

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Late prophet Ajanaku's wife relocates to rented apartment as family trade blows over his assets

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Joy Ajanaku, the wife of the late spiritual leader of Christ Victory Chapel International, prophet Ireti Ajanaku, who died August 18th (or 22nd), has been forced to move out of her matrimonial home into a rented apartment after her husband's family allegedly made life difficult for her following the prophet passed on. Based on reliable sources, the ministry's board moved Joy Ajananku and her children out of her husband's Lagos home in to a 3-bedroom flat in Abule Egba, Lagos after constant harassment from the prophet's family, who are insisting that Joy isn't legally married to their son.

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