Thursday 30 August 2012
Jonathan can go for second tenure if he wants – Mbadinuju
700-year-old spirit arrested in Kano
Nollywood actor Rich Oganiru allegedly kills wife, confesses in Kuje Prison
Rukky Sanda reveals excitement over $450 gift from Genevieve Nnaji [Photo]
IcePrince: Aboki + More
MORE, the bonus track, is a subtle mid-tempo song that talks of a turbulent love story. One partner has lost hope in the relationship, the other wills for more in love and support.
D’banj signs HG2 as official photographer, graphics designer
Dbanj’s Oliver Twist Featured In Malibu Rum Commercial
Vanguard entertainment editor, Ogbonna Amadi is dead
Wednesday 29 August 2012
“Trouble sleep, yanga wake am” – Vixen is ready for war with Oriental Hotel over car theft
Her Knight in shining armour: MoCheddah romances Ondo prince
AY, Ayo Adesanya, African China for Lee’s celebrity monthly party
Flowssickk replaces Chuddy K in the ‘Next Rated’ Category of the 2012 Headies
P-Square allegedly deletes May D’s official YouTube channel
“Stop the nudity in your videos before God stops you” – Kenny St Best warns Don Jazzy, Wande Coal
Ayomide Tayo: Dangote is hiring! 5 Nigerian artistes who should quit and get day jobs
Flowssickk 1)
Flowssickk: Don’t let the pretty boy looks fool you; Flowssickk knows much about music like our first lady knows about the English language. His debut single “Lowkey” was based off a Wizkid line and didn’t pop until the Clarence Peters video came out. His follow-up single “Ringtone” is languishing in nowhere-ville. Flowssickk doesn’t really offer much musically. When his wack bars couldn’t cut it he switched to pop music. With lines such as “she dey use MTN but I give her the Glo” Flowssickk should quit the music scene go back to school and come out with a degree, hopefully.
Tunde Ednut 2)
Tunde Ednut: When this dude came on the scene, he “claimed” to be a comedian who had won several awards in the UK. The funny thing is that Mr. Tunde hasn’t pursued his stand-up comedy trade in Nigeria which has a more lucrative industry. The young man has decided to pursue a career in music. Well the good news is that his songs will crack your ribs. They are funny (and wack) as hell! Clearly we can all see Tunde Ednut is a struggle artiste but yet he remains hell bent on making Nigerians suffer. Don’t be fooled by “Catching Cold” remix, Tunde Ednut cannot crack a joke and crack the music charts. My guy you need a day job, we heard Dangote is hiring with good pay too.
B-Red 4) B-Red: It’s hard to believe that two brothers can be on the same level of wackness. It happens every 9,000 years. B-Red and Sina Rambo are the one in every 9,000 years. No need to write much on B-Red. The same applies to him to. He is as wack as his brother.
Sina Rambo 3)
Sina Rambo: OMG! Sina Rambo is the epitome of wackness in rap music. Kids in kindergarten classes have better rhymes. His delivery is poor and wordplay is non-existent. This guy shouldn’t be labeled as a rapper. His level of wackness is yet to be qualified. The only reason why this guy has a record deal is because he is related to the minimally talented Davido. I fear for the worst in that family. Sina go back to school, get a degree and run of the companies in your rich family’s portfolio.
Dencia 5)
Dencia: We ain’t even going to front, Dencia is eye candy. The only problem is that her songs make you want to cut your ears. No female artiste blatantly uses sex appeal to further her career like Dencia. There is nothing wrong in this if her songs are good. They are not! Career advice Dencia, the video vixen industry is popping in Nigeria, we feel your talents are required there. Singing is not in your foreseeable future or in any future for that matter. Please leave the mic alone.
Comedian ‘I Go Die’ buys N23m SUVs for self, girlfriend
Though the name, Francis Agoda may not ring a bell, but the name, ‘I Go Die’ will definitely send signals down spines. The top Nigerian comedian recently purchased two ‘mobile homes’ for himself and his rumoured girlfriend, Sharon, who also serves as his manager and PA.
“It was all a publicity stunt” – K-Solo and wife claim as they reunite
“Remove my grandmother’s face from N5,000 note” – Seun Kuti
Charlyboy is not my son – Justice Oputa
In this interview with the Nigeria’s foremost legal luminary, Justice Chukwudifu Oputa, a careful explanation has been given on why Charlyboy is not his son. This is among other national issues the justice had raised in this interview. The excerpt
You have been quite for a while now, we used to know you as the Socrates of the Nigerian Bar Sir, what have you been doing?
Resting. That is what retirement is all about, resting after having an active life and trying to get ideas from writing books. Since I retired, I have written two or three books. As you can see, I have them on my desk here and many others in my Library. You need to read them. They are good.
These days, you shuttle between Abuja and Oguta, what is good in your village?
Have you been to Oguta? If you have been to Oguta you will not call it a village. Well, it does not matter what you call it, Oguta is Oguta. That’s where I am born and you cannot run away from your birth place. I grew up there and went to school there before I went to college in Oguta, CKC to Yaba higher college to Achimota, from where I proceeded to Britain.
How old is the Justice now? Well I am almost 92. I was born in 1920. Don’t I look it? Most of us were born but our birth was not recorded but all I know is that I started school in 1931. Then you cannot be admitted into school until you are eight years or so, your hand must touch your ear on the other side over your head, otherwise you have not grown enough to go to school.
If you were to change anything in your life, what would it have been? Well… Life is activity as I said before, and every day you want your tomorrow to be better than today. Nigeria has changed a lot but we still need some changes in many areas of our lives. Take the school for example; the schools
How old is the Justice now? Well I am almost 92. I was born in 1920. Don’t I look it? Most of us were born but our birth was not recorded but all I know is that I started school in 1931. Then you cannot be admitted into school until you are eight years or so, your hand must touch your ear on the other side over your head, otherwise you have not grown enough to go to school.
If you were to change anything in your life, what would it have been? Well… Life is activity as I said before, and every day you want your tomorrow to be better than today. Nigeria has changed a lot but we still need some changes in many areas of our lives. Take the school for example; the schools
Tuesday 28 August 2012
The truth behind my relationship with Don Jazzy – Tiwa Savage
Why I will not perform at D’banj’s UK concert – Davido
Wednesday 22 August 2012
Omotola Jalade Ekeinde Kicks Off Shooting Of Reality Show
Video: X.O Senavoe – Taxi Music [Teaser]
COSON slams Transcorp Hilton Abuja with multi-billion naira lawsuit
“I did not attack the media in Heroes and Zeros” – Gabriel Afolayan
Kogi Deeper Life killings: Principal suspect arrested in farm settlement in Ondo state
2015 Presidential Candidacy: “I didn’t have any meeting with Lamido, Amaechi” – Obasanjo
New facts emerge on how Facebook friends strangled ex-Major General’s only daughter to death
Northern Governors declare “War against Boko Haram”
Skales – Never Letting Go [Produced by Davido]
Tuesday 21 August 2012
MTV Base meets with MTN: Obasanjo speaks on Democracy, Ambition and Music
A career soldier, Obasanjo became Nigeria military head of state between
1976 and 1979. He handed over to a democratically elected regime of
AlhajiShehuShagariin 1979, thus becoming the first military ruler to
willingly hand over power at a time when military rule was still in
fashion in Africa.After spending over three years in prison for his
alleged part in planning a phantom coup against the then military junta,
Obasanjo ran for the presidency of Nigeria in 1999 as the candidate for
The People’s Democratic Party – and won. He served two terms as
president of Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, leaving office in
2007.In retirement, Chief Obasanjo keeps himself busy with a flourishing
farming business and still finds time to act as an UN envoy, and play
an active part in the African Leadership Forum, the not-for-profit
organisation designed to help improve the quality of leadership in
Africa while at the same time helping to train the next generation of
leaders for the continent.Obasanjo met with MTV Base VJ Vanessa Mdee and a group of ambitious and passionate young people at his home in Abeokuta in Ogun State, Nigeria in June 2012 as part of the MTV Base Meets…with MTN mentorship and youth empowerment initiative, which connects thought leaders and influencers with young people.
Chief Obasanjo also speaks about his support for the democratic
process, saying, “There’s no better form of government. Democracy
has…its problems, [but] it’s still the form of government that allows
for participation by the people, consultation, dialogue – even
protests…. It’s the form of government that makes you to be able to
call your own leaders to order. Now, positive protest is part and
parcel of democracy and when I say positive what I mean as much as
possible non-violent…It should be the responsibility of all us to make
democracy strong: to deepen it and weld it into this country. Because
we have no alternative – that is why I always cry against those things
that will militate against democracy.”““You must make up your mind what you want out of life. That thing that you have chosen, you must never give up. Whatever your hands and your head find to do: do it with all your might!” Chief Obasanjo concludes.
Other topics to be covered by Chief Obasanjo include the value of education, pivotal moments in his life, the joy he found during his time in prison (where he grew maize for all the inmates), and his love of dancing and music – particularly Bob Marley!
Among the seven young people who had the opportunity to meet and interview Chief Obasanjo were Rwandan law graduate and baking entrepreneur Sandrine Kabzanguka (25), 26-year old business graduate and actress Kocabelle Gueminifrom Cameroon, Nigerian oil industry engineer and entertainer Daniel Effiong (28), Nigerian HR manager Ibilola Fabunmi (27), Nigerian internet entrepreneur Michael Ugwu (31), South African schoolgirl and would-be doctor Omolemo Matloga (15) and Liberian high school graduateand wannabe model Sasha Baker (18).
First initiated in 2011, MTV Base Meets…withMTN connects African youth with the thought leaders, opinion formers, decision makers and role models who shape their world. Further influencers still to feature in the current series include Togolese international footballer Emmanuel Adebayor(29 August) and South African politician and activist Winnie Madikizela-Mandela (5 September).
“I don’t know what they are talking about,” May-D responds to P-Square’s statement
They are all false! Don Jazzy denies stories about reconciling with D’Banj/Kanye West
Happy Birthday Mr. President!
“Prove to me that you really want me” – Mourinho speaks on a return to England
Taylor Swift How to Kiss a Kennedy
Lindsay Lohan $3,000 Shopping Spree SURF'S UP
Lindsay Lohan's back to her old ways -- at least in the reckless spending department ... because TMZ has learned, she recently dropped nearly $3,000 on a surf-themed shopping spree in O.C.
Lindsay and her bro Cody hit up the famous Jack's surf shop in Huntington Beach Friday -- and according to the receipt, the actress spent a total of $2,723 on surfer swag for her brother ... and that was WITH a 30% famous-person discount.
Major General Frank Osokogu’s missing daughter found in a mortuary
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