Popular Nollywood actress, ChaCha Eke Faani, has shared the reason she felt a deep resentment towards her mother while growing up. The actress, who recently celebrated her mother’s birthday used the occasion to reflect on her troubled relationship with her mother.
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Photo credit: ChaCha Eke Faani/ Instagram She disclosed that as she grew older, she started to feel disdain and hatred towards her mother. She also experienced nightmares and hallucinations that reinforced her negative feelings towards her mother. Additionally, some religious leaders told her that her mother was trying to harm her, which further fueled her animosity towards her mother. She even wished her mother death at some point. She wrote; “This is a video of me and my biological Mom. I loved her intensely when I was younger. She was, and still is my best friend. However, as I got older, I began to dislike and develop a deep hatred for her. I had nightmares and hallucinations that supported my euphoria. “Sadly, many men of God told me after several man!c episodes that she was after my life. And so I went about wishing her death and spewing despicable things about her. “Looking back now at my mental health challenges and journey, it’s laughable to know that those dysfunctional thought patterns and beliefs of mine were a disorder, a chemical reaction in the brain waves that switches your “most favorite” to “your least favorite”. See her post below:
According to reports, the pastor who goes by the name Dr Owen Abraham told the congregants on the last day of the event that the holy spirit had directed him to tell them to hand in their phones. After the crusade, the man was nowhere to be found and all attempts to locate the clergyman has yielded no relevant outcome. 
One victim, Mrs Grace Akintola who spoke with Vanguard stated that the clergyman had lured many a widow with a promise to give out bags of rice and cash; promising also to empower students with scholarships. Mrs. Akintola said: “The pastor approached an Igbo lady in our area to assist him to gather widows and students, saying he wanted to help us. “Someone in my area invited me for the crusade. He wore pastor regalia. He said he will buy a house for one of us and that the house will be fully furnished. “He promised some people that attended the crusade money. Even politicians cannot give out such amounts he promised. “On the last day of the crusade, he sold a bottle of water for us at the rate of N4,800. He said perfume is inside the bottle water. Many people paid for the water.” Another victim added: “He said no phone should ring, that was why he collected all the phones. In fact, a lady stood up and wanted to take his photographs but he seized the phone from her. “On the last day of the crusade, he said he wanted to go and rest at the hotel where he lodged. He later said he wanted to go and eat at UI; we don’t know how he escaped with our belongings. As a man of God, we respected him a lot, we didn’t know that he wanted to use the name of God to dupe us” 
Speaking ahead of a top-of-the-table clash with Arsenal, Guardiola revealed that Zinchenko was told his minutes would be reduced after a poor run in the 2019-20 season. He disclosed that the Ukrainian defender decided to stay and fight for his place rather than accept an exit at the time. Guardiola said; 
“Everybody is in love [with him] at City. He was an important figure in our club. What I like most about Alex is in the first years, we maybe wanted to move him from here because we thought he wasn’t going to play much. He said, ‘No, I want to fight for my position!’ I said, ‘Alex, it’s difficult, I have many players in your position.’ He said, ‘No, I’m going to play here.’ He trained really well, never had a bad face, aspiring when he plays, always had good behaviour. “Normally when you don’t play, you don’t say you’re going to play and say, ‘Ah I don’t want to do it’. He was completely the opposite, seeing him in the gym working extra-time.” 
“Now you’ve got a player who a lot of the time in their matches hardly takes part, it’s almost like playing with ten men. I don’t care how many goals he scores or how many hat-tricks he scores, you need to see how many goals the team scores. I think they’ve scored less goals at the same stage of last season and have got less points. “I don’t think that Haaland is a player that fits into the team because he’s everything the team isn’t. “He’s good when you play quickly – at Dortmund he scored his goals after they turned over the ball, played three or four passes and the ball was in the back of the net. With City they pass the ball 30/40 times before breaking the team down and that’s not his game. “I don’t think long-term he will improve City’s team and that’s their biggest problem.” 
Also commenting on claim of Haaland and Guardiola not having a good relationship, Hamann added; “I never thought he was going to go to City because he’s a player Guardiola never wanted. “Every centre forward was sent away from Barcelona, at times he played Robert Lewandowski on the left at Bayern Munich, Gabriel Jesus played out wide most of the time. “Maybe they thought ‘there’s a player who we get for £50-60million and he’s twice or treble that, we have to buy him’. “Would he be a benefit for Chelsea or Manchester United? Yes, I think so. Would he have scored the same goals for them? I don’t know, probably not because at City he gets more chances than for these teams but I don’t think he’s a good fit for Manchester City.” 
In tweets Ireti shared, she disclosed all she wanted to do at first was to act and to be seen. However, it dawned on her that her career was supposed to bring her fortune, and this turned her focus to money. She added that this made her selective and also informed how she moved. Ireti further revealed that after she went viral for the first time and it got several interpretations including those that were totally off the mark, she understood that with “fame & fortune” comes a certain level of responsibility which should guide the way one move. 