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‘Born-again Christians don’t snatch people’s husbands’ – Fan blasts Stella Damascus
The Doris Simeon and Stella Damascus husband snatching saga keeps getting tougher. In this regard, a concerned fan wrote an open letter:
”Sometime ago I read the piece on fading Nollywood actress, Stella Damasus who revealed via an inteview how she is unapologetic for snatching Doris Simeon’s husband, movie diretor, Daniel Ademinokan.
In her words, she had allegedly said ” One of the comments I have seen consistently, over and over again’ is, ‘Stella snatches somebody’s husband’; ‘Stella the husband snatcher which is what has been going on.”
“And I had sworn that I would never talk about it or even listen or stress myself about the issue. But I have decided to talk about it now, so that I end it once and for all.
How is it possible to go to somebody’s home, and take a man, and take his son, away from his home and say follow me.”
“(Let’s assume) You are a man, and according to their story, he is happily married inside his home with his family. Complete and I walk into that home to forcefully take a man, able-bodied man, and a kid, away from somebody’s hand and you are there looking at me. How does that work?” “So logically if people actually sit down and think about it intelligently, how do you snatch somebody from somebody and the person is there looking at you?”
“So when you see a man who has settled ties with a woman and decides to move on with his life and you feel that there is something in this man that you like and he likes you, is there a problem there?”
“I am not a kid. I am 36 years old. I am not about to start hiding myself.”
In her own wisdom, she assumes she is right, of course, as long as the man is in her pawns, and on her bed, it feels so right. Marriage is supposed to be for better or worse, when Daniel and Doris were married and going through their worse, Stella kicked in to make it worst and irreparable, as her own second marriage had not worked out, why would anyone’s own be peaceful.
Of course as a christian she claimed, she could have played counsellor and tried to make such they settled their differences but no, strange woman she is just grasped the opportunity to take over.
You can’t call yourself a born again Christian and continue playing the games of the world.
I’m not judging her but, she acts like she is a better person than Doris but yet she coveted and stole her man.
She could have liked any other man than a married man, but then she was without a man and playing side chic was not enough, she had to cause another woman pain and grief just for her own selfish joy. One wonders how she sleeps at night but then she has a dick beside her every night sweet enough to make her lose her conscience.
Funny enough, she has forgotten the young shall grow, she is out there playing nanny to another person’s child, the son of the man she stole, what makes her think the son will appreciate her for her years of babysitting when he is old enough to make his decision.
Loving a man who couldn’t keep his vows to his wife and mother of his child, how can such man keep his promises to her. A man who walked out of his marriage during a storm because he saw a fire to keep warm, forgetting fire burn things into ashes.
Daniel couldn’t resolved his problem with Doris in peace, how can he resolve a war with Stella if or when it comes?
No matter, the tension in Daniel and Doris’s marriage, it wasn’t her place to put them asunder, as a true friend to him, colleague and normal human being to Doris, she could have settled their dispute and prayed for her own man, not someone’s joy and happiness, not even for the American dream, which might later turn out to be her nightmares.
Inevitably, no day goes by without Doris thinking she had been cheated out of marriage by a desperate woman, and not only that, but one who has claws on her son.
Such words she uttered in the interview above can only come out of worldly people, but as a Christian, a born again Christian that she claims, she is speaking nonsense, she is not fit to counsel other people, what has she got to say when her life doesn’t reflect her words.
How can you call yourself a Christian and you don’t love. The Bible says “love your neighbor as your self, so apparently what you don’t want to be done to you, you don’t do it to others.
As an African man, Daniel could have practiced polygamy, that is if he can love them equally, which literally is impossible, but ey, Stella can’t have that as her plans would have been thwarted, so she took him on a jolly ride from Lagos to Abuja to the US, thinking that will be their save haven, but for how long can that be?
Daniel is in a hurry to get to where the rainbow ends but what makes him sure it is going to be colorful there !!!.
You can’t steal other’s joy and except to be happy forever, You cant steal another woman’s husband and feel secured, no even the bible quotes she shares on social media can make people forget how she got the dic* she is enjoying.
She should enjoy the names thrust at her such as husband snatcher, home wrecker etc, as that is what people call women like her who did what she did. Not even Daniel can save her, no one is ready to listen to him, people don’t believe men they think are hypnotized, even if they speak the truth. What happens when the man regains his consciousness?
A good name is better than a good dic*, and nevertheless, what goes around comes around.
From Lola
Your ex fan ”
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Laffmattazz Announces Strategic Partnership with First Bank of Nigeria Limited for 2026 International Tour
Laffmattazz Announces Strategic Partnership with First Bank of Nigeria Limited for 2026 International Tour
Laffmattazz, one of Nigeria’s foremost comedy and live entertainment brands, is pleased to announce its official partnership with First Bank of Nigeria Limited for the highly anticipated Laffmattazz 2026 International Tour, themed “Next Chapter: A New Season of Laughter.”
Now in its 15th year, Laffmattazz—the brainchild of renowned Nigerian comedian Gbenga Adeyinka (Gbenga Adeyinka 1st)—has evolved into a cultural phenomenon, celebrated for its seamless fusion of comedy, music, and live stage performances.
The 2026 tour, which kicked off on Easter Sunday, April 5th, 2026 at the Jogor Centre, Ibadan, marks a significant milestone in the brand’s journey. Building on over a decade of success across Nigeria, this year’s edition signals a bold expansion into the international market, with a multi-city run in Canada, alongside major stops in Akure, Abeokuta, and Lagos.
This strategic partnership with First Bank of Nigeria Limited underscores a shared commitment to excellence and innovation. It is also aligned with FirstBank’s First@Arts initiative—a significant and ongoing program dedicated to supporting the creative arts, entertainment, and cultural sectors. Through this initiative, FirstBank provides financing, advisory services, and actively fosters a sustainable value chain for artists and creative entrepreneurs, while supporting key industry platforms such as the Nigerian Entertainment Conference.
Speaking on the collaboration, the Laffmattazz team stated:
“We are delighted to welcome First Bank of Nigeria Limited as a strategic partner for the Laffmattazz 2026 International Tour. As we mark 15 remarkable years of Laffmattazz, this partnership reinforces our vision to take premium Nigerian entertainment beyond borders, while delivering even bigger, better, and more memorable experiences for our audiences.”
As a key partner, First Bank will enrich the tour through innovative customer engagement initiatives, experiential activations, and exclusive fan experiences across all tour locations.
With its distinctive blend of humor, culture, and live entertainment, the Laffmattazz 2026 Tour is poised to connect audiences across cities and continents, bringing laughter to thousands of fans worldwide.
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About Laffmattazz
Laffmattazz is a premier Nigerian comedy and entertainment brand, now in its 15th year, renowned for its vibrant live shows and nationwide tours. Founded by Gbenga Adeyinka 1st, the brand continues to deliver high-quality experiences that celebrate creativity, culture, and laughter.
About First Bank of Nigeria Limited
First Bank of Nigeria Limited is Nigeria’s oldest financial institution, widely respected for its legacy of trust, innovation, and customer-centric financial solutions that support economic growth and development. Through its First@Arts initiative, the Bank continues to play a pivotal role in empowering the creative industry and driving sustainable growth across the sector.
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MREIF is Better: FirstBank’s Mortgage Loan Is the Game-Changer for Home Ownership in Nigeria
MREIF is Better: FirstBank’s Mortgage Loan Is the Game-Changer for Home Ownership in Nigeria
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