Title: Maesiah Thabane
Content:  Maesaiah or Maesiah Thabane (born 16 April 1977) is the wife of the former prime minister of Lesotho Tom Thabane since her marriage to Thabane on 27 August 2017. On 10 January 2020, police issued an arrest warrant for Maesiah Thabane in connection with the 2017 shooting death of Tom Thabane's estranged wife Lipolelo Thabane.
Title: Maesiah Thabane
Content:  Born Liabiloe Ramoholi to Basotho people, she married Tom Thabane on 27 August 2017 at a ceremony held at Setsoto Stadium in Maseru.
Title: Moshood Abiola
Content:  Moshood Abiola married many wives; notable among them are Simibiat Atinuke Shoaga in 1960, Kudirat Olayinka Adeyemi in 1973, Adebisi Olawunmi Oshin in 1974, Doyinsola (Doyin) Abiola Aboaba in 1981, Modupe Onitiri-Abiola and Remi Abiola. He fathered many children.
Title: Mohammed Bello Abubakar
Content:  Masaba is frequently depicted by the media as "the man with 86 wives." Contrary to some media reports that Masaba divorced 82 out of his 86 wives, he refused to divorce any of his wives. In 2011, Masaba reappeared in articles concerning an alleged plot to disenfranchise his family. Members of his family were prevented by thugs from registering to vote. Nine members of the Masaba family were injured by thugs whenever they attempted to register to vote. After a Federal High Court sitting in Abuja ordered the release of Masaba from detention, he had 18 more children, having a total of 138. Masaba came into limelight with another super polygamist, Ziona Chana of India in 2011. As of May 2011, Masaba had 89 wives and 133 children while 
Title: Tom Thabane
Content:  Thabane's first wife was Matoka Judith Thabane (maiden name Mamotapanyane Yayi Fobo), with whom he had four children. She retained her married name after they divorced and died of natural causes on 26 August 2017 at the age of 79. Thabane was next married to Lipolelo Thabane, who filed for divorce from him in 2012. On 14 June 2017, Lipolelo Thabane was shot dead in Ha-'Masana, outside Maseru. On 27 August 2017, Thabane married Maesiah Thabane at a Catholic ceremony in Setsoto Stadium in Maseru. In the first week of January 2020, the ruling All Basotho Convention (ABC) party asked him to resign over his suspension of the police commissioner Holomo Molibeli, who had linked him to Lipolelo's murder.
Title: Mohammed Bello Abubakar
Content:  In October 6, 2008, while in detention in Minna Prison, an Upper Sharia Court Judge in Minna, Abdulmalik Imam, transferred Masaba's case to a Chief Magistrate's Court in Minna after admitting the court lacked jurisdiction. Masaba was still remanded in prison custody at the instance of the Sharia Court. Thousands of protestors gathered to protest against his actions, and claimed that if he were released, they would not allow him to return to his home. His wives announced their outrage at his arrest. Due to his persistent refusal to divorce 82 of his wives during his trial, he was sentenced to death. The sentence was lifted in early September 2008. Masaba still faced eviction from his home. The case was reported globally and throughout Nigeria, angering many Nigerian Muslims. Following the case, Masaba told the BBC: "'A man with ten wives would collapse and die, but my own power is given by Allah. That is why I have been able to control 86 of them.'"
Title: Mohammed Bello Abubakar
Content:  Muhammadu Bello Abubahkar Masaba Bida (28 January 1924 – 28 January 2017), also known as Mohammed Bello Abubakar, was born in Nigeria. Masaba is known for having stirred up controversy in his hometown Bida, Niger State due to his extensive polygamy, and for being outspoken, he was charged under Sharia law and sent to prison in 2008 for refusing to divorce 82 of his wives. Islam limits the number of wives a Muslim man can have to four, mandating they must be all treated equally. He married 120 wives, divorced 10, and fathered 203 children. At the time of his death in 2017, some of his wives were believed to be pregnant. Masaba was a teacher and imam. He lived in an entire apartment block with his family. Masaba claimed that he never pursued his wives, and that he was sought by them due to his reputation as a healer. Most of his wives were younger than 30 years of age, and a few younger than his elder children. In interviews with Al Jazeera English, his wives claimed that he was a good husband and father.
Title: Mohammed Bello Abubakar
Content:  Ziona Chana had 39 wives, 94 children and 33 grandchildren. In June 2012, Masaba had an interview with Jide Orintunsin where he debunked his rumoured death and said: "'Large number of wives? I only have 97 wives. I am still going to marry more. I will keep marrying them for as long I am alive. Whoever is fighting me because of my wives or love life. Such an individual has missed it. Left for me, I would have married maybe two wives, but what I am doing is divine. It is an assignment and I will keep marrying till the end of time. I just want to advise those fighting against the number of my wives to stop because such people are waging war against God, their creator.'"
Title: Msugh Moses Kembe
Content:  Kembe is married to Professor Elizabeth Kembe.
Title: Thiya Loabeegai Abadhahme Vaanamey
Content:  Nadheem (Mohamed Manik) and Shaina (Sheela Najeeb) are a happily married couple blessed with an adorable daughter, Mishka. Nadheem meets a seductive client, Sama (Nadhiya Hassan) who openly confesses her feelings towards Nadheem who expresses similar sentiments though hesitant due to his marital status. Complications arise between Nadheem and Shaina when Sama reveals that she is having an affair with Nadheem.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Abdul Mshelia's wife is Theophilus Bamigboye.
Answer: False