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According to sources , this promising act wrote ‘Aye’. As a matter of fact, ‘Aye’ was originally his.
When Davido heard the song, he persuaded Runtown to sell the song to him, which he did.
As a matter of fact, Davido also wanted to buy ‘Gallardo’, but Runtown refused. Instead Davido got featured on the track.

This totally makes sense. I’ve always wondered why the word ‘emergency’ was in the track. I guess Runtown was leaving his artistic DNA on the song. Yeah, no wonder Runtown was in the ‘Aye’ video…
Both Songs were produce by same T.spice
Davido and his team may know about this and may have something to say………….
Just kidding tho……..but this might just be TRUE ……..what do you think?

Last year News  were told how the Nollywood actor beats up his wife,Well, she has finally left him for good and the reasons for this action has to do with anger management.
This is coming in weeks after he was sent packing by his landlord after owing him house rent for over three years.
SDK reports that Emeka Ike took  two of the kids with him to Abuja while the wife is left with the other two in Lagos.
“To say she and her two kids are going through hell is an understatement.
I am pained that he would subject her to such a degrading level of existence and go free.
There have been allegations also that there is a lot of spousal abuse going on but I cannot out-rightly say that because the woman has not come out herself to cry out.

It is a pity that some men are babies and use children as scape goats to carry out revenge against their spouses…hisses!”she wrote.
Oh well…Emeka Ike!

An Ogun State Chief Magistrate’s Court sitting in Owode Egba, Obafemi Owode Local Government Area, yesterday, remanded a Pastor, Samuel Daniel in prison for using a machete on his wife.
He was arraigned on a two-count charge of assault and providing false information, which is punishable under Sections 338 and 192 criminal code Vol 1 law of Ogun State, 2006.
The accused, who was a Pastor with an Apostolic Church in Ode Remo area of the state, reportedly went to his wife’s place of work at Itori village in Owode-Egba on December 10, 2013 and used the machete on her for abandoning church programmes.

He was reported to have taken his wife to the hospital and reported the case at Owode-Egba Police Station, but lied that two unknown persons attacked his wife.
After an investigation, he was reportedly arrested by the Police and charged to court. At the last adjourned date, Daniel pleaded not guilty while his counsel, Joy Augustine, filled a bail application arguing that the offence is bailable.
Presiding Magistrate, E. J. Ojikutu granted him N100,000 bail with two sureties in the like sum and adjourned till May 26, while the accused, who appeared to have suffered partial stroke, remain in prison.

UK Daily Mail reports:
A bank worker who married to conceal his homosexuality strangled his wife a few months later with a metal vacuum pipe, a court heard yesterday.
Jasvir Ram Ginday throttled Varkha Rani and tried to destroy her remains in an incinerator after going through with the arranged marriage to please his parents.
The couple tied the knot in a lavish ceremony in India last March – even though Ginday, 30, had confided in a friend years earlier that he was attrac
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The defendant had traveled to  the subcontinent with his mother to find a bride and met several women before a match-maker known to both families introduced him to Miss Rani.
Prosecutor Debbie Gould told a jury the couple became engaged ‘at the end of a meeting which lasted several hours’, with Miss Rani’s family believing Ginday to be ‘a perfect match for their intelligent, well-educated, and attractive young daughter’.

The bride, who had completed a degree and a master’s degree in science and information technology in India, moved to the UK to live with Ginday in August after being granted a visa.
But just a month later, police discovered the unrecognizable remains of the 24-year-old bride in the back garden of the home they shared with other members of Ginday’s family.
Miss Gould said that after killing his wife, Ginday had forced her body into a 22-inch deep metal incinerator in an alley beside their home.
He called police that night to report her missing – claiming she had walked out after assaulting him and had only married him for a visa to get into the UK.
Miss Gould said: ‘His ultimate intention was to play the role of victim, safe in the knowledge that he could rely on his married status as a permanent excuse for never having another relationship with a woman…his respectability and that of his family’s would be secured.’
She said Miss Rani was ‘in all senses a stranger in a strange land’ following her arrival in the UK last August, and appeared to be isolated, friendless and alone.
The financially secure defendant, meanwhile, was ‘staring reality in the face’ and would have had to explain any attempt to divorce his new bride.
‘His marriage was motivated by a desire to please his parents and conceal his homosexuality from them,’ Miss Gould said.
‘Over the years the defendant made contact with g*y chat lines to discuss his sexuality, he developed a network of g*y male friends and he attended g*y clubs in the Birmingham area.’
The court head Ginday and his wife had been alone in the  house at Walsall, West Midlands, on September 12, the day of the m****r.
That afternoon, neighbors saw smoke and likened the smell to that which comes from a crematorium.
When one concerned resident knocked on Ginday’s door, he claimed he was simply burning rubbish
Police searched the property that night after Ginday made the missing persons report, but they did not look in the garden.
They returned the next night after neighbors reported seeing black smoke for the second day running.
Although Ginday had attempted to destroy his wife’s body, Wolverhampton Crown Court heard that a woman police constable ‘lifted the lid (of the incinerator) and found herself looking down on a human skull which was severely burnt’.
Miss Gould said the skull was not complete and had only a few teeth, while the body was described as being ‘folded up and foetal-like’.
Officers also discovered Miss Rani’s wedding ring inside the 22-inch deep incinerator.
An examination of computer equipment showed that somebody at the property had searched for incinerators online around four weeks before Miss Rani’s death.
CCTV images also showed Ginday filling up a water bottle with petrol at a service station just hours before the body was discovered.
Pathologists later confirmed the human remains were that of Miss Rani and that she had  died from strangulation by a metal pole being placed across her throat.
Miss Rani’s father, Surjit Singh told the jury he had no idea his son-in-law was g*y, and didn’t even know what the term meant. He said through an interpreter that he had been ‘shocked and distressed’ after British police had explained it to him.
He added: ‘Of course I wouldn’t have let her marry him if I had known. I have never heard of it before. No, Varkha didn’t know about g*y either.’
Ginday denies a charge of m****r but has admitted manslaughter and a further charge of perverting the course of justice by lying to police. The trial continues.