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Cossy Ojiakor’s Eternal Albatross…Xclusive Pix Of Her Sex-With-Dog Scandal By EnQuirerMAg

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The Book of Proverbs (26:17) says: He that passes by, and meddles with strife belonging not to him, is like one that takes a dog by the ears. In other words, the saying “let sleeping dogs lie” has its roots in the Bible. It means that people should leave situations or people alone, else it might cause them trouble.

This is the exact situation with Nigeria’s barefaced lap dancer, periodic-actress and show-boobs artiste extraordinaire, Kosisochukwu Ojiakor a.k.a Cossy Orjiakor who, instead of letting sleeping dogs lie has decided to pull the tiger by the tail.

Sometimes, silence, like they say is golden and in other words, might be mistaking for consent, the major reason we need to set records straight for archival references.

The Anambra State born Second-Class-Upper graduate of Accounting Management of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka has been the trending topic on the internet recently where she took to run her mouth resorting to name-calling and maligning the person of our reputable editor, Mr. Tunde Moshood on a story that has been forgotten for the past 10 years. Why we will not join quorum with her face saving tantrums of our editor’s amorous allegation with whoever the “show-boobs” artiste referred to as “the snake girl” in her tissues of lies, we would want to state categorically that Mr. Tunde Moshood’s wife has never lived in Dublin, it’s all lies peddled by Cossy and her handlers. You should go back to that your cowardly-snitch you call your source to feed you more, Elle ne sait rien de moi, she knows nothing about me. Absolutely nothing of such and if she’s got a picture of the amorous affair with the snake girl as claimed, she should bring it out because we’re going to be exposing your can of worms. And this is just the beginning.

Now more than 10 years ago, our office, @Enquirerunbiased had stumbled on a scandalous pictures of the Master’s degree holder (yes, Cossy is flaunting an enviable master’s degree certificate in Mathematics from the Lagos State University if you don’t know). Did I just hear you say, what a waste of brain and family Investment? That’s the extent of the pitiable life of an intelligent lady turned most controversial erotic dancer. Anyway, that’s by the way, like the thoroughbred journalists in us, we began to dig, and we got to speak with her on how the pictures came by. She told us it was a movie titled Itohan directed by Mr. Prolific, Chico Ejiro who denied having anything to do with such pictures. How and why would a director denied his job. Then, there’s something we’re not understanding, Cossy and co should tell us. As a matter of fact, Cossy believed we don’t have such pictures because as at that time, she hadn’t seen them herself after the shoot and the alleged good pay.

Our investigations revealed that, there was actually an Itohan The Movie which Cossy featured as one of the cast but the movie never saw the light of the day and if it was ever released, Cossy should bring us a copy for us to confirm. In our facts finding mission, we even spoke to the Nigeria Censors Board and the agency combed their archives and denied ever screening such a movie for public viewership.

What we gathered though, from our thorough investigations, Cossy was approached immediately after the Itohan shoot for an addendum shot that has nothing to do with the just concluded project, since she’s always ready to do anything for money (evidently in her loose character), we were made to understand that she was offered a huge sum in US dollars and was promised the footage will never be sold in Nigeria or our locality.

What we perceived was that those white guys who lured Cossy for the shoot had a misunderstanding with one of the crew members in terms of pay-fulfillment, and the smart alec decided to augment his pocket by approaching the next available press outfit which is yours truly.

Cossy’s Tissues of Lies

If there are scores to settle between Cossy and her once-upon-a-time bosom friend, Halima Abubakar, she should find another means of dealing with those issues, the Kogi born actress knows nothing about this, Cossy should look for another victim to nail. Halima is innocent and guilt-free and has done nothing to be so labelled as being morally wrong as far as the source of the pictures is concerned. How would Halima had gotten such private pictures which Cossy herself didn’t have as at that time, except they were both in the “scene”. She should come out and tell and splash the beans because we remembered the reason she took it with a pinch of salt when we called her for her reactions was that, she didn’t believe we can lay our hands on those pictures, she had the belief that, we just heard the gist and she threatened to sue us if we ever write any rubbish about her.

The Consequence Of the Publications

Cossy got support from human rights activists who actually wrote us letters threatening to drag us to court. Not just that, the almighty NTA network invited our Editor and Cossy Ojiakor for a face to face interview but Cossy later ran away.

We also got a letter of invitation from the Lawmakers from National Assembly, Abuja where they asked us to appear in person to furnish them with details of our publication.

It didn’t end there, there was a panel of inquiry set up by the Nigeria Union of Journalists- NUJ and our editor was grilled by the Mrs. Funke Egbemode-led administration who gave us a clean bill of health having listened to us and peruse the facts at hand at the NUJ office in Alausa.

As fate will have it, even though we were equipped with facts and pictures, Cossy shot herself in the legs when she granted a major interview in National Encomiums magazine where she came out to say, she will even sleep with a horse if the pay is right. That interview was conducted by prolific Uche Olehi that year. We shall look for the bromide of the interview and let you read soon. With that interview in circulation, most of our victimisers lost interest in the matter and we added that to our facts and pictures and were able to come out clean. And true to Cossy’s words, it is so obvious she can do anything for money or is it not bizarre for an intelligent woman, a second class upper graduate with an enviable master’s degree certificate to be flaunting boobs up and down since then. With all these put together, the Actors Guild Of Nigeria-AGN which had been calling for our head had no other choice than to issue a ban on her having also conducted private investigations on the issues surrounding the scandal. So, Cossy is like “Ajegbodo” (pardon the usage of the thick Yoruba word, Egbodo is a type of yam, I think its botanical name is Dioscorea Alata, the purple yam), The Yorubas beliefs is that anybody eating this yam is on a wrong footing. So, it simply means a drowning man looking for someone to pull along. She should stop pointing accusing fingers up and down and be ready to carry her cross.

Her Eternal Albatross

Instead of staying on her lane and allowed the dead story be, she will have to live with the burden of telling the world how these pictures really came to been. She will have to interpret to everyone what her lines were in these footage. We’re going to leave you to read, verbatim, that same controversial story you’ve been denied this long so you can deduce if really these shots were movie footage and if they’re, then we shall consider this reprint as a promo for the premiere of Itohan The Movie. We shall then set a date for the premiere.

Cossy’s Sex-With-Dog Story As Published By National Enquirer In February 2009

One of Nigeria ‘s controversial actresses of all time, Cossy Ojiakor has bolstered the religious belief that when the end time is near, strange things will begin to happen and true to the scripture, the worst has happened in our society of late. The pictures you’re seeing are not computer-generated, they are still live shots of a pornographic movie scene where the Igbo born Masters Degree holder was the lead actress, and this is the gospel truth.

Even in her reaction when we finally got through to her shortly before we went to bed, she confirmed it but swore that we can’t get the pictures, “look Tunde, it is true I shot a movie like that, but it’s been long, me sef I can’t remember again and I never see the pictures with my eyes, though some people told me, since then, we didn’t hear anything about it again until recently”.

It is an obscene sight, the highest sin anybody can commit in our society. Even the Bible, according to Exodus 22:19 detest it while the holy Quran too frowns at it as KABAIRI-a capital punishment, according to Suratu Nisai, Quaran Chapter 4 Vs 31, the Hadit as reported by Prophet Abdulahi Bin (Ibn) Abass.

We had to do without the pictures of the real show of shame where the actress bared it all, stark naked as she laboriously put her bedmatic experience to bear sweating it out with Alsatian Dog and make do with the pictures of the rehearsals so as not to offend both your sight and to show some respect to our professional ethics.

The pictures will tell the story better anyway because pictures don’t lie and more so, she’s not disputing the fact, she even asked us to bring money and let’s go for another round. Please take a look at those shots again.
According to sources, Cossy Ojiakor was engaged to participate in the pornographic movie and the greedy actress due to the whooping $10,000 pay involved got hook, line and sinker not minding the repercussion thereafter.
The dateline was February, 2009, although she denied vehemently that, it’s an old movie, the scene were shots somewhere in Lekki, Lagos and amongst the cast and crew were Lebanese businessmen who directed, took the shots and handled the continuity.
The most annoying and the sad aspect of it all is the fact that, as against the $10,000 agreement, the Lebanese mafia decided to short-changed her, they reneged on their promise and had to part with something not close to what agreed initially.
Cossy we learnt was down, she hated herself for venturing into it at all because there’s no court of Law she could take the case to, she had to take it like that awaiting God’s verdict against her abuser.
Cossy Ojiakor who cuts her teeth when she opened her breasts for all to see and even shot a musical video with two popular Yoruba musicians, Abass Obesere and Pasuma, in the video she invited the whole world to come ‘browse her website’ referring to her God given breasts and body as website.

We were hell bent on speaking to her, it was Herculean as we tried different numbers we scouted before we eventually got her on a Zain line, here are the excerpts of the chat with our editor.

Hi Cossy, how’re you?

I’m fine, who’s this, what’s your name?
I am a journalist from Enquirer.
Oh, how’re you, what can I do for you?
We just want to confirm a story.
What story?
There’s this rumour about your nude pictures where you’re making love to a Dog?
So, they’ve also called you guys, it’s true they called me and I don’t believe they have those pictures
How do you mean?
Yes; its true there was a time I short a movie like that, it’s been long, about some years ago, I can’t remember now, but that’s a long story, how will they get the pictures, anyway, me, I don’t care o, let them use it in the paper first.
Do you mean you actually shot a movie sleeping with a dog?
Yeah, didn’t you hear me before, I did it.
For how much, isn’t that scary, weird and crazy?
Don’t ask me that, are you expecting me to tell you how much I collected for doing my job
So, pornographic movie is your job now?
What do you mean, it’s not pornographic, it’s a home video, don’t you hear things?
Oh, a home video, what’s the title?
Me, I can’t remember o, but may be ITOHA or something, but I can’t remember now.
Who produced it and who were the actors on set with you?
Look, me I can’t remember all that, but it’s a home video
So, you actually slept with a Dog?
What do you mean, are you better than the Dog? Look, what’s the size of your Dick, do you know what size it’s carrying, my friend; stop the shit (as she cuts the phone).

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PRESIDENT TINUBU CONGRATULATES OTEGA OGRA ON ELECTION TO WORLD FEDERATION OF ADVERTISERS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

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PRESIDENT TINUBU CONGRATULATES OTEGA OGRA ON ELECTION TO WORLD FEDERATION OF ADVERTISERS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

PRESIDENT TINUBU CONGRATULATES OTEGA OGRA ON ELECTION TO WORLD FEDERATION OF ADVERTISERS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

 

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has congratulated his Senior Special Assistant on Digital Engagement, Strategy and New Media, Mr Otega Ogra, on his election to the Executive Committee of the World Federation of Advertisers (WFA).

 

The election took place today at the organisation’s Annual General Meeting, held during the Global Marketing Week Conference in Stockholm, Sweden.

PRESIDENT TINUBU CONGRATULATES OTEGA OGRA ON ELECTION TO WORLD FEDERATION OF ADVERTISERS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

President Tinubu described the development as a significant step for Nigeria’s growing influence in global communications.

 

He noted that Mr Ogra’s emergence as the only representative from West Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa on the Executive Committee reflects the depth of Nigerian expertise and the contribution of a new generation of young Nigerian professionals to global industry standards.

 

Mr Ogra was elected to the Executive Committee on the platform of the Advertisers Association of Nigeria (ADVAN), underscoring the role of Nigeria’s organised advertising and marketing industry in shaping representation at the global level.

 

The WFA is the leading global body for advertisers, representing over 150 multinational and Fortune 500 companies, alongside national advertiser associations across more than 60 countries, with a combined annual marketing spend running into hundreds of billions of dollars. Its Executive Committee is the organisation’s highest decision-making body, responsible for setting priorities and guiding global policy on responsible advertising, media transparency, sustainability, and the evolution of digital ecosystems.

 

President Tinubu noted that Mr Ogra’s election is both a personal distinction and a strategic opportunity for Nigeria and the African continent, placing them at the centre of global conversations on brand trust, platform accountability, innovation and the future of marketing and communications.

 

The President commended Mr Ogra, who also serves as Vice President of ADVAN, for his sustained contributions to strengthening Nigeria’s marketing and communications ecosystem, drawing on a career spanning leadership roles across the banking, manufacturing, and public sectors.

 

“Otega’s election reflects the growing recognition of Nigerian expertise and affirms our capacity to contribute meaningfully to the frameworks shaping global markets,” the President said.

 

President Tinubu added that the achievement aligns with his administration’s Renewed Hope Agenda, particularly in advancing the creative economy, strengthening digital governance, and positioning Nigeria as a competitive hub for innovation and enterprise.

 

Josh Faulks, CEO of the Australian advertiser association (AANA), and Simon Michaelides, Director General of the UK advertiser association (ISBA), also join the leadership team.

 

Current members of the executive committee, David Wheldon, President and Philip Myers, Deputy President, who is also the Chief Institutional Affairs and Corporate Communications Officer at Ferrero, continue in their current roles, as do all regional vice presidents.

 

 

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Hold Peter Okoye Responsible If Any Harm Comes To Our Member – NASRE Fires Back At Singer

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Hold Peter Okoye Responsible If Any Harm Comes To Our Member – NASRE Fires Back At Singer

Hold Peter Okoye Responsible If Any Harm Comes To Our Member – NASRE Fires Back At Singer

 

 

The Nigerian Association of Social and Resourceful Editors (NASRE) has raised alarm over an alleged threat by Afrobeat artist Peter Okoye (Mr P) against journalist and NASRE Directorate member, Mr Bayo Adetu, warning that the singer will be held responsible should any harm come to the journalist or his family.

Hold Peter Okoye Responsible If Any Harm Comes To Our Member – NASRE Fires Back At Singer

 

In a press statement issued on April 20, 2026, NASRE’s leadership, led by Comrade Femi Oyewale, expressed concern over the incident reportedly occurring at the Ikoyi High Court during proceedings in the ongoing legal dispute involving P-Square and their elder brother, Jude Okoye.

 

 

NASRE views the alleged statement as inappropriate and unacceptable, stating that any language suggesting intimidation against a journalist performing lawful duties raises serious concerns about press freedom, safety, and professional ethics.

 

 

The association has therefore called on Mr Peter Okoye to retract the alleged statement and issue a public apology to Mr Bayo Adetu, while also urging all parties involved in the ongoing legal matter to conduct themselves with restraint, respect, and strict adherence to the rule of law.

Read the statement below:

PRESS STATEMENT
For Immediate Release

NASRE RAISES ALARM OVER ALLEGED THREAT BY PETER OKOYE (MR P) AGAINST BAYO ADETU IN COURT, WARNS OF CONSEQUENCES

The leadership of the Nigerian Association of Social and Resourceful Editors (NASRE), led by Comrade Femi Oyewale, expresses concern over an alleged threat issued by popular Afrobeat artist Peter Okoye, widely known as Mr P, against journalist and NASRE Directorate member, Mr Bayo Adetu.

The incident reportedly occurred at the Ikoyi High Court during proceedings in the ongoing legal dispute involving the music duo P-Square and their elder brother, Jude Okoye. Eyewitnesses present in court stated that Mr Peter Okoye drew the attention of Justice Alexander Owoeye to Mr Adetu’s presence, noting that he was formerly P-Square’s publicist but now works with his brothers. The remark reportedly generated reactions in the courtroom.

It is further alleged that after the court session, Mr Peter Okoye confronted Mr Adetu in the presence of others and said, “You, Bayo, I will set you up.”

NASRE views this alleged statement as inappropriate and unacceptable. Any language suggesting harm or intimidation directed at a journalist performing lawful duties raises serious concerns regarding press freedom, safety, and professional ethics.

We state unequivocally that should anything happen to Mr Bayo Adetu or any member of his family, Mr Peter Okoye will be held accountable. Such statements, when directed at a media professional, are taken with utmost seriousness.

NASRE will not tolerate any form of intimidation, harassment, or threat against its members. We are fully prepared to activate all lawful media and legal channels to protect our members and safeguard the integrity of the profession. Mr Peter Okoye must be aware that utterances of this nature carry consequences and he will be held responsible for any outcome arising from this matter.

We therefore call on Mr Peter Okoye to retract the alleged statement and issue a public apology to Mr Bayo Adetu. We also urge all parties involved in the ongoing matter to conduct themselves with restraint, respect, and strict adherence to the rule of law.

The safety of journalists remains paramount, and the media will not be silenced.

Signed:
Lateef Owodunni
Media Director, NASRE
April 20, 2026

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Fuji Star, Saheed Osupa Addresses Prado Controversy, Says Vehicle Was Compensation — Not Political Gift

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Fuji Star, Saheed Osupa Addresses Prado Controversy, Says Vehicle Was Compensation — Not Political Gift

By Alhaji Arems (Baba Fuji)

 

 

Nigerian Fuji star Saheed Osupa has responded to a wave of political controversy surrounding his recent campaign appearance in Oyo State, clarifying that a vehicle linked to the debate was not a political gift but compensation tied to a professional engagement.

The backlash followed the circulation of a Facebook Reel showing Osupa performing at an event associated with Sharafadeen Alli, who has declared interest in the Oyo State governorship under the All Progressives Congress (APC). As the video gained traction, it sparked renewed scrutiny over entertainers’ roles in political campaigns and the assumptions that often follow such appearances.

Amid the reactions, individuals aligned with the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) circulated claims on social media alleging that Osupa, alongside gospel artist Yinka Ayefele, had previously received luxury vehicles from the administration of Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde. The claims, which remain unverified, framed the alleged gesture as an example of questionable public spending and raised concerns about political loyalty.

Osupa has since pushed back against that narrative, offering a different account of events. In a video statement, the artist explained that his involvement in the campaign was strictly professional, based on a negotiated performance agreement rather than any form of political alignment.

According to him, he was engaged to perform at campaign events with assurances that he would be adequately compensated after the election. He, however, alleged that those commitments were not fulfilled following the electoral victory.

Addressing the controversy surrounding the vehicle, Osupa stated that his personal car was damaged during the course of the campaign. He said the replacement vehicle later provided to him was intended as compensation for that loss, not a discretionary gift or political reward.

His response reframes the discussion from one of political patronage to a dispute over professional obligations—an important distinction in an environment where entertainers are frequently enlisted to support campaign visibility.

The episode highlights a recurring tension within Nigeria’s political landscape: the blurred line between performance and perceived allegiance. For artists, participation in campaign activities can quickly shift from paid engagement to public endorsement in the eyes of observers, particularly when details of such arrangements are not clearly communicated.

Osupa’s clarification brings that tension into focus, underscoring how easily professional engagements can be recast within political narratives. As conversations continue, the situation points to a broader need for transparency in the relationship between public figures and political actors—especially in moments where perception can carry as much weight as fact.

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