MARK CONSUELOS DETAILS 'BRUTAL FIVE-MONTH SAGA' BEFORE HIS FATHER'S DEATH: 'I MISS MY DAD'. (PHOTO).
Mark Consuelos details 'brutal five-month saga' before his father's death: 'I miss my dad' Mark Consuelos has spoken candidly about the loss of his father, Saul Consuelos, who passed away on March 23 after a long illness. Appearing on the I’ve Never Said This Before with Tommy DiDario podcast, the Live with Kelly and Mark co-host reflected on the painful five-month period leading up to his father’s death. He recalled knowing the end was near but admitted that the reality of the loss still hit him hard. Consuelos shared that he was able to say goodbye while working on the Broadway play Fallen Angels, and though he later learned of his father’s passing during rehearsals, the production served as a welcome distraction. The actor explained that he had hoped for a merciful and peaceful passing for his father, which he was grateful ultimately happened quickly and without pain. While the family has not disclosed details about the illness, Consuelos described his f...
The Court of Appeal,Lagos Division has upheld a Lagos High Court judgment according to the Nation newspaper,ordering the Registered Trustees of Deeper Christian Life Ministry {DCLM} to pay N5 million as damages for trespass on land owned by the Celestial Church of Christ {CCC}.CC had,through its representative,Joseph Ebhodaghe,sued DCLM over a disputed land measuring approximately 1055.864 square meters,situated at Mulero area of Agege and registered as No. 75 Volume 2004T at the Lagos State Land Registry,Ikeja.At the High Court,Justice Candide-Johnson in a judgment delivered on January 17,2014,declared Celestial Church as the rightful owner of the disputed land and awarded N5m as damages against Deeper Life.The court also granted a perpetual injunction restraining DCLM,its agents or servants from further trespass on the disputed land.Dissatisfied,DCLM,through its lawyer,Gabriel Akigbe,appealed against the judgment and urged the court to set itt aside on the grounds that the trial judge was in error with regard to the documentary and oral evidence placed before the court.But,in a unanimous decision,the appellate court comprising Justice Chinwe Iyizoba {presiding},Justice Yargata Nimpar and Justice Abimbola Obaseki Adejumo held that the appeal was unmeritorious and dismissed same accordingly.In her lead judgment,Justice Abimbola Obaseki-Adejumo resolved al the six issues in contention in favour of the respondent.Her Lordship observed that both parties traced their title ownership to the Olalabi-Sulu family.One more photo below. 
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