Pele denied daughter during his lifetime, but Still included her in his hefty will

-

 



Brazilian superstar Edson Arantes do Nascimento “Pele”, popularly regarded as the best soccer player to have ever lived, recently passed away, and now new details about his life continue to emerge after his death 


Pele always denied being the father of Sandra Regina, even after a DNA test ruling from the court proved that she was indeed his daughter, refusing to acknowledge her still.

But now, with his death, his will has been opened and he left his estate to all seven of his children, including her.

Sandra Regina was born in 1964 after her mother, Anisio Machado, had an affair with Pele while she was his cleaner.

Pele and secret daughter, Sandra. 

She died 17 years ago, without knowing that his father would one day consider her as one of his children.

Sandra Regina was the daughter of Anisia Machado, a cleaner who had an affair with Pele some decades ago.

Despite Ms Machado providing a DNA test to prove Pele was the father of her daughter, the football legend refused to recognise her.

A legal tussle followed and after five years of back and forth, Sandra was given the right to use Pele's surname, Nascimento, in 1996.

Toscana media report 🇱🇷

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Peter Obi's followers are too repugnant, they are polically immature: Wole Soyinka Alledged

-
Image
  Professor Wole Soyinka has said the inability of the supporters of the Labour Party, LP, otherwise known as Obidients, to accept criticism has now become their badge of honour.   The Nobel laureate shared this opinion in a statement released on Friday, April 7, titled “Fascism on Course,”. “The instigating contest – Nigerian Democracy 2023 – has witnessed much that is innovative – largely in the retrogressive vein. Violence and ethnic profiling. “Spiritual” warfare in the shape of sacrificial rams to keep “disloyal” communities under restraint – in short, intimidation yet again! Easily overlooked however are those missives of violence directed against dissenting voices, real or suspect. Such, for instance, were the virulent attacks and threats to the musician Seun Kuti, his family and iconic music Shrine. His crime consisted of nothing more than declaring the name “Obidient” derogatory to his sense of civic dignity and activist history. Such beginnings – and instances are numerous –
Read more

I’ll close IDP camps, return victims to their communities if elected – Tinubu

-
Image
  Presidential candidate of the All Progressive Congress, APC, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu has vowed that he will return Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Benue to their ancestral homes once he is elected. Tinubu made this assurance while addressing thousands of supporters during the APC presidential rally at Aper Aku Stadium in Makurdi, Benue state capital. According to the former Lagos state governor, Nigerians have no business staying in IDP camps. He said, “Once you elect me I will close IDP camps and return those displaced to their various communities and bring hope to them. “Non-payment of salaries will be over. There will be stable electricity and improved quality of education in the country including loans for students,’’ he said. Tinubu recalled his long-standing relationship with the Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs and Special Duties, Senator George Akume, describing him as a trusted and very dependable politician. He questioned the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) pre
Read more

Zenith Bank finally bows to pressure Pays N3.23m To Lady Captured In Viral Video Crying Over Stolen Funds of ₦4 million

-
Image
  A leading Nigerian commercial bank, Zenith Bank has returned N3.23 million to Chiamaka Agim, a Lagos State resident whose N4.039 million was erroneously deducted on January 9. It had been reported how Zenith Bank earlier told Agim that she would only get N800,500 out of the debited N4,039,900. However, the bank returned N3,239,400 on the evening of Monday, January 16. The Zenith Bank customer had shared a post yesterday on her Twitter page about the refund. Agim said the bank contacted her on that Monday to update her on the refunded money. “I did not receive any alert because they had to put my account on hold after the incident happened. I was asked to come to the bank the following day,” she said. “When I got to the bank, my account statement was printed and I saw that they had credited my account with N3,239,400 around 7.30pm on Monday.” She said she learnt that the remaining N800,500 was still with Access, one of the two banks where the money was transferred to. “Zenith Bank sai
Read more