I'M BACK TO BEING A BOY- JAMES BROWN SAYS AMIND FINANCIAL STRUGGLES. (PHOTO).

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 I’m back to being a boy – James Brown says amid financial struggles Popular Nigerian crossdresser James Brown has announced that he is temporarily stepping away from his female persona due to financial difficulties. In a post on his Instagram page on Friday, Brown appealed to his followers for support, stating that he needs assistance with advertisements and promotions to sustain himself. The social media personality also revealed his aspiration to further his education, disclosing that he requires approximately N30 million for tuition fees alone. He said, "Many people have been asking James, is it true you need help? I actually do. I need all the ads and promotions. In fact, I have turned to a boy right now. I have reached out to some friends. If you want to support, nothing is too small. “Don’t come laugh at someone who’s trying to put everything together to go back to school.” His announcement has sparked mixed reactions from netizens, with some questioning his decision to stu...

METHODIST PRIEST SUES CHURCH OVER UNLAWFUL TERMINATION AND EJECTION . (PHOTO).


 Methodist Priest Sues Church Over Unlawful Termination and Ejection


A dramatic turn of events has unfolded in the Methodist Church Nigeria, as Very Rev. Uchenna Michael Ugorie, a priest, has taken the church to court over his alleged unlawful termination and ejection from his official quarters. Ugorie is demanding reinstatement as Rector of the Methodist Theological Institute in Umuahia, a position he claims he was elected to for a five-year tenure starting May 22, 2020.


According to court documents, Ugorie was abruptly removed from office and ejected from his official quarters by the church authorities, who alleged unspecified misconduct against him. However, Ugorie claims that no witness testified against him during the church's investigation, and he was not given the opportunity to defend himself.


The priest's lawyer, Obike Onyemere, brought a motion before the Abia State High Court 3 in Umuahia, but the respondents' counsel, J.O. Johnson, objected to the motion. The presiding judge, Justice A.U. Agwu, has adjourned the matter until May 6, 2025, to hear the respondents' objections and for further hearing.


This development is the latest in a series of controversies surrounding Ugorie's removal from office. In October 2024, he alleged that his family was forced to take refuge in a classroom after their ejection from the staff quarters by the church authorities.

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