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By  Temi Banjo     /   The couple, believed to be from Liberia, have got people talking after they were seen in a convoy of tricycles known as  Keke Marwa  in Nigeria for transportation on their wedding day. The tricycles were decorated with purple and white balloons and ribbons to match their theme colours. See more photos

By  Temi Banjo     /   An annoyed husband in Russia took his anger to another level when he found out his wife changed her surname as he filled up her entire car with concrete, Metro. co.uk reports. Rather than giving her the cold shoulder for a few days, this unnamed man decided to take revenge on his wife after discovering she’d officially changed her surname for a supermarket promotion. Footage shows the man directing a concrete mixing lorry to put a chute through the car’s open driver’s window. He then gives the order for the lorry’s load of cement to be poured into the car, filling the vehicle up to the level of the windows. The husband reportedly admitted that he and his wife were going through a rocky patch. The final straw was when she changed her last name, from his surname to the name of a supermarket, called Veniy (Loyal), for a promotion. The supermarket chain had promised to pay 50,000 RUB (£703) per month to any customers prepared to legally change

By  Temi Banjo     /   A church which “casts out demons” by drinking beer during service continues to expand in Congo’s economic capital, Pointe Noire. The church known as Louzolo Amour was founded by Guy Emile Loufoua Cetikouabo, who proclaims himself God, and claims to be invisible to his followers. He is represented on earth by the current leader of the church called Charles Mikoungui Loundou. “What we want to share with the world, is that we found a person who has the three characteristics of God, omnipresent, omnipotent and  omniscient . That man is Guy Emile loufoua Cetikouabo. He was born without a navel, and that defies science,” a church member, Charles Mikoungui Loundou said. This church  bases  its doctrine on the consumption of beer which they believe can be used to  cleanse  evil spirits. The faithfuls call this mixture of beer and  faith , “biéramicine”. Services which last up to 9 hours are dedicated to the healing of souls and bodies with sips of