Businessman Churchill has responded to the divorce filing by his estranged wife Rose Muerer saying how can she file to divorce him in court when all they did was an introduction which he says is not a legally recognized marriage. Remember LIB broke the story last week that Rosy Muerer had filed to divorce Churchill after 5 years of marriage and two children following his very public reconciliation with his former wife, Tonto Dikeh. In a statement released on social media this morning, Churchill said that there is no basis for Rosy to file for a divorce in the courts as what they had was a wedding introduction and not a church wedding or a court wedding. He also stated that he was neither served a legal document for notice on the hearing for the dissolution of their ‘’marriage’ filed by Rosy. He said people who are not well knowledgable about the law and media are wrongly advising Rosy. He dismissed the notion that Rosy stood by him while his ex-wife, actress, Tonto Dikeh, dragged him online while he fought for the custody of their son, King Andre. He said anyone else could have stood by him if Rosy wasn’t in his life. He said he and Tonto wronged each other in the past and have chosen to forgive themselves.

The Delta State Police Command has arrested an Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP), Usman Nuhu, over the fatal shooting of a 28-year-old suspect, Mene Ogidi, in Effurun, Delta State. The incident, which reportedly occurred on Sunday, triggered widespread outrage after a video surfaced online showing the suspect restrained before he was shot. Confirming the development, the Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Bright Edafe, said the officer has been taken into custody and moved to the Force Headquarters in Abuja for further disciplinary action. Force spokesperson Anthony Placid also revealed that the deceased was initially apprehended at the Benin Motor Park along the Warri–Sapele Expressway. He was allegedly attempting to waybill a parcel containing a Beretta pistol and four rounds of ammunition when he was intercepted by members of a transport union. According to Placid, police operatives responded to the situation and were in the process of taking the suspect into custody when ASP Nuhu reportedly discharged his firearm, violating established police procedures and resulting in the suspect’s death. Following the incident, the Inspector-General of Police ordered the immediate transfer of Nuhu and his team to Abuja, where they are expected to face the Force Disciplinary Committee for further action, including possible prosecution. The police authorities extended condolences to the victim’s family and assured the public that justice would be pursued in line with the law. They also reiterated their zero-tolerance policy on extrajudicial actions and abuse of power, urging citizens to remain calm as investigations and disciplinary processes continue.