“Lots of love from the lastborn” – Second wife of Botswana pastor celebrates his wedding anniversary with first wife

Mpho, the second wife of Botswana pastor, Sekati Kemmonye Sekati has celebrated his 15th wedding anniversary with his first wife, Kagiso.

The couple also have a joint wedding anniversary as Kemmonye remarried his wives together in another ceremony.

Taking to Facebook on Tuesday, January 7, 2025, Mpho described herself as the ‘lastborn’.

“Happy anniversary to my partners in crime. the only couple with 2 wedding anniversaries…kea gole thuba mpa kgantele malaitiaka,.. Kele rata huree. Lots of love from the lastborn,” she wrote

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has said it has dismissed 27 officers over allegations of fraudulent activities and misconduct.

It was gathered that the decision followed recommendations by the EFCC Staff Disciplinary Committee and was ratified by the commission’s Executive Chairman, Ola Olukoyede.

In a statement released on Monday, Mr. Olukoyede stated that every allegation against EFCC staff would be thoroughly investigated, regardless of rank or position.

He reiterated the commission’s unwavering commitment to its core values, stressing that no officer was immune to disciplinary action.

However, the announcement comes amidst ongoing investigations into a trending $400,000 allegation involving an unnamed staff member and a Sectional Head.

Meanwhile, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) warned the public about impersonators and blackmailers using the name of its Executive Chairman to extort money from high-profile individuals under investigation.

Recently, two alleged members of such a syndicate, Ojobo Joshua and Aliyu Hashim, were arraigned before Justice Jude Onwuebuzie of the Federal Capital Territory High Court in Abuja.

The suspects reportedly contacted a former Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority, Mohammed Bello-Koko, demanding $1 million in exchange for a “soft landing” from the EFCC Chairman, Ola Olukoyede, in a non-existent investigation.
The EFCC explained that Mr Olukoyede is a man of integrity who cannot be influenced by financial inducements.

“The public is urged to report any such fraudulent activities to the Commission immediately.

“The agency also acknowledged attempts by certain individuals to blackmail its officers through unethical means.

“These actions are often linked to suspects who, unable to compromise investigators, resort to baseless accusations. The EFCC advises the public to disregard such tactics and remain vigilant,” the statement said.

Hulk, who plays for Atletico Mineiro, on Friday married Camila Angelo, with the two already having previously tied the knot at a civil ceremony in 2020.

Celebrating his wedding, Hulk wrote on Instagram: ‘Before God and the promises of our love, we unite in one heart, beginning our eternity together, life! I love you.’

Hulk was previously married to Camila’s aunt, Iran Angelo, with the couple together for 12 years.

They had three children together between 2007 and 2019; sons Ian and Tiago, and a daughter, Alice – who are cousins to his new wife.

In 2020, Hulk stunned many when he married Camila following the end of his 12-year relationship with Iran.

The following year, Hulk and Camila confirmed that they were expecting their first child, Zaya. Last year they announced they were expecting a second child, Aisha.

The wedding ceremony took place in Hulk’s home town of Campina Grande, as reported by G Show.

Hulk wore a wine-coloured suit as he walked down the aisle accompanied by his mother. While Camila walked down the aisle with her father and wore an embroidered dress with a veil by designer Samuel Cirnansck.

The ceremony was held at The Diocesan Cathedral of Our Lady of the Conception, with a sea of white roses filling the church.

A further party is planned for January 7 at a luxury resort in Joao Pessoa.