Friday, 26 July 2013

CHARLES OPUTA & DENRELE EDUN ON GAY BIZ





One of which is the question of his sexuality. Perhaps, due to his feminine and flamboyant nature, a lot of people have wondered if he is indeed homosexual.

He addresses the rumors below;

Is Derenle Gay?

I think people believe what they want to believe.

But a lot of people believe you are. And to prove them right, a picture of you Charley Boy went viral on the internet recently…

I don’t read the news, I make the news. The thing is people tend to look for loopholes when they see you doing well. And since people feel I’m feminine in nature, then they think I’m gay. But the truth is I don’t really care about what people say because I’m not fashioned according to what the society expects. And also I think for my personality, if I were gay, the news would have grown from speculations and would have been in people’s face.

On the part of Charley Boy and me, I was not expecting the paparazzi that came with the picture.

So what was the picture about then?

I really don’t want to go into details, but it could have been a controversial agenda, it could have a been a publicity stunt, it could have been the real deal and it could have been photoshopped, but whatever it was, people should just go ahead and make their conclusions.

So why is Denrele still single?

I’m a hustler and I’m still trying to get myself together. When the time comes, I’ll get married definitely, but there’s no one in the picture now. I’m searching and ready to mingle.

Who is your ideal woman?

"I like someone who would not try to change me and who would understand the complexity that I am. I want someone simple and absolutely free and not intimidated by what I represent."

It will probably be interesting to know that he did not outrightly deny being gay, and he avoided pronouns when replying the question regarding his ideal "woman".

Anyway, check out the infamous pictures of him and Charly Boy below. And as for his sexuality, looks like he will continue to keep us

CHILD MARRIAGE SENATOR !


Ondo Central Senatorial District, Ayo Akinyelure.

"My voting “NO” was in clear error of misrepresentation and I had no opportunity to correct what is deemed to be my error now, because voting was done electronically.
If voting were to be done by show of hands, I would have been able to correct my error before voting was concluded by the senate." -

EKITI CRISIS : Fayose , Olubolade trade blames

Former Ekiti State Governor, Mr. Ayo Fayose and Police Affairs Minister, Navy Captain Caleb Olubolade (rtd)Thursday traded blames over the crisis rocking the Ekiti State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).... Fayose came to the Abuja national secretariat of the PDP with a petition, alleging that the Makanjuoala Ogundipe led state Exco had beencompromised by Olubolade through monetary inducements.In the petition he submitted to the national chairman of PDP, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur, Fayose stated that advice by President GoodluckJonathan to the effect that the party should explore the possibility of picking a consensus candidate was being capitalised upon by
Ogundipe to impose Olubolade as a consensus candidate of the PDP.

According to him, Olubolade provided logistics and funding for the Ogundipe Exco to set up an eleven-man consensus committee headed
by retired Justice Ojuolape.

"I wish to state here that those who appeared before the national chairman of the party are all pro Minister of Police Affairs, Caleb
Olubolade. They all came to the national secretariat in an official vehicle provided by the minister to further confirm that the state chairman
had been compromised", Fayose stated.

But in a reaction, Olubolade dismissed Fayose as a drowning man desperate to drag others down with him.

Speaking through his Ekiti State liaison officer, Mr. Alaba Agboola, in Abuja, the minister called on the leaders and members of the Ekiti
PDP not to be distracted in their quest to produce a credible candidate for the party in the good people of Ekiti State.

The minister said: "The Ekiti people are sick and tired of the culture of executive violence characterised by assassinations and killings of
political opponents as witnessed in our dear state in the past.

"Apparently, this culture of violence contributed to the erosion of the image of the Ekiti PDP at the time. What do we make of a situation
where someone aspiring to govern a state would storm the party secretariat with armed thugs wounding and chasing party officials out of
their duty posts.

"Fayose is being haunted by his past and he should be honest enough to situate the blame for his present predicament within the context of
his past deeds and misdeeds.

"Affliction shall not arise for the good people of Ekiti for the second time. The PDP truly desires to reclaim Ekiti State but the party has made
it clear that its candidate will not emerge through a process of violence.