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Porsha Williams Wins Big As Judge Denies Simon Guobadia’s Divorce Appeal · DidiLawren

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  Hello and welcome back to an episode of Bandit Lawrencia.
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  How are you all doing? If you're doing great for
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  today's episode, want to talk about Simon Gobadia?
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  Simon Gobadia is raping. That one is raping Nigeria.
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  Yahoo guys, I expect to go according to people online.
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  Now for some of you who don't know Simon, Simon Gobadia is a
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  Nigerian businessman who travelled in the 80s or in the
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  70s, late 70s to the US. He didn't travel with any paper.
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  I think he went there for visiting and decided to stay
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  there. Along the line, he's joined
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  because when you don't have your papers, you can't work
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  legitimately, or even if you can't work, you can't earn that
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  much money. So Simon started doing fraud.
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  Simon joined, you know, different illegal activities to
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  make money. He made money quite alright.
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  He was deported back to Nigeria. Somehow Simon found his way back
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  to the US. Now we're just didn't minding
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  our business. The Real Housewives of Atlanta
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  aid and I saw Simon with one of his wives because someone's
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  married multiple times in the US.
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  He has kids. According to him, they're about
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  the oldest is about 29 years old and the youngest is about 13
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  years old. So he's been having children for
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  a very long time. Simon was introduced to us with
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  his wife Fallon. Now Portia was there.
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  Simon met Portia and the rest they say is history.
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  Simon Falco divorce accused his wife Fallon of cheating of
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  everything. Simon and Portia got married.
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  Their wedding was beautiful. A dough bride meets Americana.
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  She Porsche, I think like she embraced the culture.
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  Porsche was ready to be the kept wife, you know, the oil money
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  wife, the African billionaire wife.
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  But she got a real shock when she realised that Simon was not
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  all what he said he was. Remember, she snatched him from
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  his wife who was also on that show.
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  So now realising that everything that she thought that she knew
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  or everything maybe she has boasted about Simon was not the
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  case. Porsche filed for a divorce.
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  Now Simon on the other hand, he's been in the US for, I think
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  according to the what they said over 4 decades, he's not got in
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  his papers because of the way he came in.
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  He's been deported, he's been back, you know, doing illegal
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  activities. Now Simon was not happy about
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  Porsche filing for a divorce because According to him, he
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  spent money he spent he spent on Porsche.
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  So Simon was willing to fight Porsche.
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  They've been battling each other.
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  They had a prenup, but Simon was not ready to abide by the
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  prenup. They went to court.
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  At the end of the day, Porsche won.
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  Simon went back to court because he said that because we didn't
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  know this thing. Simon was arrested by ICE, ICE
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  agent, he was in detention for over six months and then
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  deported back to Nigeria. Although Simon right now is in
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  Dubai. But the, the, the bone of
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  contention is that Porsche wants Simon to pay everything on that
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  pin up, which is about, I think he has to pay her 40,000 each
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  month that they were married and they were married for like 15 or
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  16 months. And Simon is saying that he's
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  back in Nigeria. He doesn't have any money.
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  He doesn't have money to pay Porsche.
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  Porsche, OK, you're back to Real Housewives.
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  Real Housewives of Atlanta, make money, pay your bills now.
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  Porsche went back to court. Porsche, according to Hashes,
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  won the court case. He has to pay and then someone,
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  someone is petty. He came out and said, you know,
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  she said it's over. And he said over my ass.
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  And I think the reason why he said that because he's no longer
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  in the US and I think he will not even want to come into the
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  US. And then how would Porsche get
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  her money if Simon is not in the US, If Simon is not under the US
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  immigration rule, Simon is not AUS citizen.
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  So there's no way they can go to another country to collect the
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  debts. That's not going to happen
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  unless he, he comes to the US. And according to Simon, even a /
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  a year ago, he has moved all his assets out of the US.
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  So there's no way they can touch some of his money.
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  Now there's a marital home where Simon, I think they said he put
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  about was it's about 7 million and he, he, he puts about 3
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  million down, down payment for the house.
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  The rest they said is mortgage. Well, Porsche, she's running
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  around not to sell the house because if she sells the house,
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  she wouldn't have that home that she has been bragging about, you
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  know, staying in a 7 million mansion.
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  So she wouldn't want to sell that home.
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  And Simon is very much aware of that.
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  So he's just busy. They're just busy playing cat
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  and mouse game with each other. Listen, don't get a guy man.
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  I think Porsche thought she's met this African Prince.
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  I mean if you have African Prince, normally when you get
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  African Prince e-mail, if you know it is Porsche.
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  Porsche, leave someone alone. Leave someone alone.
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  Someone is going to set you up with another African Prince and
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  then they will mail. This is organised crime.
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  Simon allegedly is involved in organised crime and these people
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  are well organised. This African Prince situation,
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  he can set you up with another African Prince.
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  He will be willing to spend even three times of what you're
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  asking for just to make sure that he, he, he, he humiliates
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  you. And then he said that this year,
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  2025, thirty December, that Porsche is not coming.
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  Anyway, as we're sitting now digesting all that, Simon has
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  come out to lend his voice to his, to a place he once called
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  home, the US. As we all know, the US currently
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  is gun violence, Not just gun violence, violence in general.
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  Because before then there was a stabbing in the bus and then the
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  the shooting of is it Charlie's or Charles Kirk.
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  And Simon, has he made a video? He talked about it.
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  I'm just going to play that video, at least for us to see
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  Simon. I hear his voice.
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  It's been a while. Watch this.
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  Good morning. Happy Friday.
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  I wanted to take a minute to reflect on what I have been, uh,
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  seeing and experiencing lately. I think that, umm, there's a
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  tendency sometimes for us to get so caught up in our own personal
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  lives that we sometimes forget to look around us and understand
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  that every other person has a direct impact in our lives.
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  And what I'm trying to get at is this.
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  I really don't Miss America. I don't.
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  I lived there for 43 years and I moved out of it about a year and
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  a half ago, before any of the headlines.
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  But what happened in 43 years? I was educated in America.
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  I raised a family in America. I have children that range from
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  age 29 to age 13. I have easily family members
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  from Nigeria in the hundreds, living in various parts of the
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  United States. So I left behind a family, a
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  family that I care deeply about, a family that I want the best
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  for, the family that I would like to see reach an age of
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  maturity. But I'm still saddened by the
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  fact that I wake up and I have to hear about what the country I
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  left is going through, where my children still live, where my
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  friends still reside, where some of my old business partners
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  still are. And so I'll be remiss if I do
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  not point out the fact that I left a big part of myself behind
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  in the United States. I don't miss being there.
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  I celebrate this chapter of my life, but I have love in my
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  heart for my family and my friends, and I pray every day
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  that they're safe and I pray for your family as well.
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  Even those who do not wish me well, I know it does not come
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  from a place of a personal hate towards me.
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  I'm just probably a reflection of what I don't know.
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  I can't explain it. When we, when we have a certain
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  amount of enemas towards somebody we don't know, I, I
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  just don't understand it. But it's OK.
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  I've come to understand that it comes with the territory of
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  being a public figure. But I'd like to pray for you
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  today, for your family, that every human being deserves to
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  live a full life, a full life. And I pray that your family will
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  continue to be safe. God bless you.