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'Husband' of Ghislaine Maxwell 'told parents he was dating high profile woman'
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A businessman rumoured to have married Ghislaine Maxwell boasted that he was dating a "high profile woman", it is claimed.
A businessman rumoured to have married Ghislaine Maxwell boasted that he was dating a "high profile woman", it is claimed.
A family friend claimed Scott Borgerson had led his family to believe he was dating "a model or something".
But Borgerson's family say they have no knowledge of him marrying alleged sex trafficker Maxwell, the ex-girlfriend of convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
There is no suggestion Borgerson is in any way linked to the allegations Maxwell faces.
Prosecutors revealed that Maxwell was married, but did not name her husband in a hearing last week.
Tech entrepreneur Borgerson, 43, is said to have left his wife in 2014 for Maxwell.
Over 45, 000 Zulu maidens successfully went through virginity testing in their districts throughout the province participated in the annual Reed Dance (Umkhosi Womhlanga) which started at the Enyokeni Palace of King Goodwill Zwelithini on Friday, September 8. Virginity testing (ukuhlolwa kwezintombi ) is an ancient Zulu tradition that is regarded as an important rite of passage to womanhood.
President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday charged the Ambassadors-designate, who were recently cleared by the Senate, to change the narrative of Nigeria as seen by the outside world. President Buhari gave the assurance on Monday in Abuja while declaring open an induction course organised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Nigerian Career Ambassadors-designate. The Ambassadors-designate were recently cleared by the Senate. He specifically charged the Ambassadors-designate to change the narrative of Nigeria outside the country by playing up the positive values and outstanding contributions of Nigerians in the global arena. He said, “I want to emphasise your duty to change the narrative of Nigeria as seen by the outside world. “For far too long, we have allowed Nigeria to be defined by others, always emphasising our negatives. “To the average foreigner, Nigeria evokes 419, terrorism, militancy, communal and religious clashes, insecurity, corruption and all our other faul
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