Isreal DMW, the logistics manager for Nigerian Musician David Adeleke, has praised his wife for maintaining her virginity until marriage. In celebration of his wife’s birthday, Isreal commended her for her virginity.
“Meeting you as a virgin at age 21 made me the happiest man” – Isreal DMW hails wife
Photo Credit: Isreal DMW Source: Instagram Isreal shared that meeting his wife as a virgin at the age of 21 made him the happiest man. He acknowledged that it has become rare and uncommon in Benin, their hometown, and Nigeria in general, for a woman to remain a virgin.
Sheila Courage
Photo Credit: Sheila Courage Source: Instagram “My dearest wife. Meeting you as a virgin 💯 at 21, makes me the happiest man forever. It is never common in our Benin and Nigeria. Never at all. Thanks so much”.
Earlier, Isreal DMW caused a stir online by revealing his wife Sheila Courage’s age. Taking to his Instagram page to celebrate her birthday, Isreal disclosed that his wife is 22 years old. In his birthday tribute, Isreal expressed his eternal love for his wife. “My dear wife, Happy 22nd birthday. Love you forever.” He wrote. In response, his wife expressed gratitude to God for His blessings and gifts. Sheila mentioned that she initially wanted to write a long caption but changed her mind. “I honestly wanted to write a long caption, but what can I say? I’m helped by God himself and I’m grateful for all the blessings and gifts ABBA has made available until me….. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, COCO. ABBA’s Delight”. The couple celebrated their union in a traditional wedding ceremony on Thursday, October 20, 2022. Their traditional white wedding took place in their hometown of Benin City. Captured in widely circulated photos, Isreal and Sheila were adorned in traditional attire reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the Edo State community. Following the traditional wedding, the couple proceeded to have their white wedding two days later. The joyous occasion was graced by the presence of Davido, Chioma, Cubana Chief Priest, and the DMW crew.
It was reported yesterday, March 10, that Spanish prosecutors have formerly slammed corruption charges against La Liga giant, Barcelona over alleged payments to a company that belonged to Jose Maria Enriquez Negreira, a former Vice President of Spain’s referees’ committee, for several years. It was alleged that the club made payments amounting to nearly €7 million (£6.2m/$7.4m) from 2001-2018 to the former vice-president of the Technical Committee of Referees (CTA), Jose Maria Enriquez Negreira. Following the development, Real Madrid has convened an urgent meeting to discuss their next line of action. 
The club released a statement which read; “Given the seriousness of the accusations made by the Barcelona Prosecutor’s Office against FC Barcelona and two of its presidents for well-founded suspicions of corruption and their relations with whoever was the vice president of the Technical Committee of Referees, José María Enríquez Negreira, the president has convened urgently to the Board of Directors tomorrow, Sunday, March 12, 2023 at 12:00 p.m., in order to decide on the actions that Real Madrid deems appropriate in relation to this matter.” 
There’s been so much criticism directed at VAR since its introduction into the Premier League in 2019, and it had one of its most controversial days yet on February 11, 2023. The technology was at the centre of attention during Chelsea’s visit to West Ham, Arsenal’s clash with Brentford, and Crystal Palace’s draw with Brighton. Daily Mail reported that the Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) chief Webb has summoned all officials to Stockley Park for an emergency summit after Arsenal, Brighton and Chelsea were denied crucial decisions. VAR official Lee Mason reportedly forgot to draw the lines that would have deemed Christian Norgaard offside before he set up Ivan Toney’s equalizer as the Gunners dropped two crucial points in their title race during the 1-1 draw with Brentford. 
Brighton’s Pervis Estupinan had his goal ruled out through another error when John Brooks drew the offside line from the wrong defender. An apparent handball by Tomas Soucek was also not given for Chelsea in the dying minutes against West Ham, a decision that left former referee Peter Walton stunned. The report claims that Webb, who was recently appointed chief of the PGMOL, may sack some officials involved in the decision after ordering an urgent review with all options on the table. The meeting has been deemed compulsory by Webb as every referee, assistant referee, and VAR official is expected to attend after Webb was forced to apologize to both Arsenal and Brighton for Saturday’s blunders. 
