Thursday, 31 January 2013
The creme de la creme of entertainment showed up for the Africa Magic Viewers Choice Award Nominees announcement at Porshe event center(28th jan)
The creme de la creme of entertainment showed up for the Africa Magic Viewers Choice Award Nominees announcement at Porshe event center(28th jan)
Jim Iyke To Earn N77million From His Reality Show 'Unscripted'
Jim Iyke is to air his "Unscripted" reality show for a year on Africa Magic, Oh Africa TV. It'll be syndicated around the globe and may fetch him $500, 000 (N77 million). I also heard that he was hosted on Sunday in The Netherlands by Nimota Akanbi, Nigeria’s Ambassador to the Netherlands for his 'good works'. Hmmm........ Jim is rolling with the big boys.
I guess the picture above is part of what we should expect from the "Unscripted". The real Jim eating corn
27-Year-Old DELSU Staff to Die by Hanging for Murdering Jambite
A
27-year-old clerical officer of the Delta State University, DELSU,
Abraka, one David Wonder Erhirhie has been sentenced to death by an
Orerokpe high court in the State, having found him guilty of killing a
female student, Princess Chinoso Ijezie who was seeking for admission at
the University sometime in 2009.
Prosecution
led by Mr. Theophilous Omenuwoma had told the court that “David Wonder,
until the ugly incident was a junior staff with DELSU was an admission
racketeer who collected the sum of N155,000 from the deceased to assist
her to secure admission into the University.
“He
however could not secure the admission for the deceased but in a bid to
cover up the fraud he lured the late Princess Chinoso Ijezie to his
house under the pretence that he wanted to refund the said amount but
instead, he murdered and secretly buried her in a shallow grave close to
his house before nemesis caught up with him”, prosecution added.
Prosecution called six witnesses to prove its case while the accused testified by himself and called no witness.
The
court in convicting him stated that “the punishment for a crime of this
magnitude is death penalty. This accused does not deserve less.
He is therefore sentenced to death by the neck until he is dead”
Peter Okoye Talks About Temptation From American Girls
Meanwhile the whole Okoye family is back to Nigeria
Goldie & Denrele In Glamorous Photo
Naija's top VJ/OAP, Denrele and his bestie,Goldie look absolutely stunning in this recent photoshoot. But this Denrele guy......*somehow*
Doctors Mystified: Girl Grows Nails Instead Of Hair Due To Skin Condition
A rare skin condition is causing one 28-year-old woman hair to grow human nails instead of hair.
Criminal justice student Shanya A. Isom first saw signs of the condition in 2009, when she had an asthma attack that doctors treated with steroids.When Isom had an allergic reaction to the medicine, she developed bumps on her leg and her skin tone began to darken, the New York Daily News reports.
Doctors Mystified: Girl Grows Nails Instead Of Hair Due To Skin Condition
EFCC Arrests 20 Yahoo -Yahoo Boys In Benin City
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arrested twenty suspected internet fraudsters. The arrest, which was carried out in a joint operation with officers of the 4 Brigade of the Nigerian Army, Benin, followed intelligence report on their activities. They were nabbed in a surprise raid on their Cyber office tucked in an old building located on Siluko Road, Benin City.
At the point of arrest, the fraudsters had in their possession forty five (45) laptops of different make, twenty eight (28) telephone sets, eight (8) internet mobile modems and one Nissan car with registration number USL 375 AG.
The suspected fraudsters who are mostly in their twenties includes: Idehen Obabueki, Adesa Lucky, Usuagu Uche, Eloghosa Olikiabor, Larry Edomwonyi, Amowie Maike, Francis Ezegbede, Itua Samuel and Endurance John Egbeifo. Others are Amego Ovenseri, Iyen Ighodaro, Philip Agbodori, Lucky Robinson, Nnadi Obinna, Osabuohien Osahon, Chinenu Eze, Peter Sunday, Solomon Ogu, Niyi Femi and Osagie Aghedo.
The suspects have made useful statements. Most of them confessed to be engaged in online dating of foreigners particularly widows. They also confessed to using different pseudo names and faces to deceive their prospective victims. They will be charged to court as soon as investigation is concluded.
Why Women Cheat
In a committed relationship, nothing hurts more, or is harder to recover from than infidelity. The subject of infidelity and cheating partners have been picked apart to a point of exhaustion and most statistics claim, -as a lot of people agree- that more men than women are prone to cheating on their partners.
We cannot deny that female infidelity exist, in fact some claim that it is on the rise, but this trend does not seem to garner as much attention as when it comes to the opposite sex. These days, nothing gets more tongues wagging and more eyebrows raised than the news that a celebrity has been unfaithful.
Jude Law, Jesse James, Tony Parker, and Tiger Woods are very good examples. But shouldn’t we consider the fact that these men only made the news because they g0t caught?
Generally, female infidelity is more damaging to a relationship. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying male infidelity can’t be harmful, but when a woman cheats, it is often the death knell to a couple’s relationship. I came across a story earlier today in Daily Punch Newspaper, about a man who was apparently convinced that his wife was unfaithful, so much so that he attacked the poor woman with hot iron leaving her with severe burns and stab wounds.
You’d think that that is enough to calm his demons, nope. Allegedly, after attacking his wife, he also murdered their son just to drive his point home. Well, if I’m an adulterous wife and I come across something like this, I’d immediately retrace my steps, cover my tracks and make absolutely sure that no evidence of my infidelity will ever be found out.
The truth is that, women have always lied about their sex lives. We’ve been taught to lie from childhood especially in a matter of things that are sexually-related. From the 16-year-old who swears to her father that she’s never been kissed, to the 23-year-old woman who states convincingly to the man, on the first date that she’s only ever had one sexual partner, we get better at lying to protect our virtue as we grow.
It is therefore obvious that while men might exaggerate their sexual conquests, the bigger liars are women. Why do women lie? Because we must, and because we can. In spite of apparent equality and a more sexually open society, we are still more harshly judged for our sex lives than men. I mean, can you imagine a leading female politician having an affair and her husband standing loyally by her?
Due to the fact that a woman’s infidelity can be hugely detrimental to the relationship and her life in general, I think it is safe to say that she would probably go an extra length to hide her secret affairs from her partner. Isn’t the fact that the late Hollywood actress, Farrah Fawcett succeeded in having a secret affair for eleven years without getting caught, proof that women really are capable of more than we think? In fact, the actress literally took that secret to the grave as the affair was only made public shortly after her death.
Yes, both sexes are prone to cheating, perhaps it’s true that more men do cheat, but the age old philosophical question applies here;
“If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?”
So, the question is this, are men really more likely to cheat, or are women just better at hiding their indiscretions?
By Olamide Oni
I Will Never Have Séx Again, I Am Tired Of Faking The Enjoyment
My strategies for avoiding séx had run out and so, as the inevitable happened, I simply hoped my boyfriend could not tell that I was enduring, rather than enjoying, our encounter.
John was a virgin when we met, so I assume he did not realise how strange and dysfunctional our perfunctory couplings were.
We'd
abstain for months until, finally, he'd start bribing me with gifts to
go to bed with him. But I loathed it. I dreaded the foreplay, and the
act itself repulsed me. I could only bear it by focusing my mind on
something else.
It's
not that John was a particularly inept lover - he wanted very much to
please me - nor was this a terminal case of bedroom boredom. The problem
is that I have always detested séx: the idea of it, the fact of it, and
the repellent notion that society seems to revolve around it.
I
am 29 and I have had three lovers, two of whom I lived with. I have
tried to quell the disgust I feel at the prospect of séx, but have
failed repeatedly to do so.
There
is nothing physically wrong with me - doctors have confirmed this - and
I am not afflicted by guilt. My parents had a healthy and open attitude
to séx. There is no dark incident lurking in my past that would explain
my abhorrence: I have not been abused nor mistreated, and I have never
been coerced into having séx against my will.
I
am not gay, and I feel no physical attraction towards women. I do not
think anything is 'wrong' with me, although perhaps my attitude would
have been considered less freakish if I had been born in the Victorian
era.
I
just hate séx, and have decided I will never put myself through the
torture of it again. I am in my physical prime, but my sex life is over.
I wish it were not so. My tragedy is that I want to be 'normal'. I
crave the companionship of a man. I would love to be married; to build a
home, to enjoy the comfort and domesticity of a life-long relationship
with a partner I could cherish. I want to love and be loved.
I
do not find men themselves abhorrent. On the contrary, I appreciate
their looks and enjoy their company. I like cuddles, I don't mind
kissing and I yearn for affection; but nothing more than that.
I
have researched internet sites and discovered that only one per cent of
the population is, like me, asexual. Of these, half are men and a
smaller proportion is gay.
So
I have resigned myself to the fact that there is scant chance of my
finding a man I love who, like me, wants a celibate relationship.
I
have not discussed my lack of libido with my parents - in a sense, this
article is my 'coming out' - but I know it saddens them that the
wedding and grandchildren they yearn for have not been forthcoming.
Perhaps
they believe I just haven't met the right man yet. I can assure them,
however, that I have persevered with sex for long enough to know that
for me it is a misery and a penance.
Why should I endure it, just to make other people happy?
I
have known since my teenage years that I am different from my peers. I
grew up in Buckinghamshire, where I still live with my parents, and
attended a girls' grammar school.
While
my friends were devouring teen fiction and sniggering over the
salacious nuances in it, I was immersed in animal stories. I found
séx-education lessons alien and embarrassing: I did not see how they
could ever apply to me.
When
my friends started pairing off with boys, I could not identify with
them. While they bought make-up and made covert visits to Ann Summers
shops, I enjoyed ballet and my beloved pets.
One
by one they lost their virginity, and described the fact to me in
dreadful detail. I couldn't see how any of it applied to me, but
reassured myself that once I had a boyfriend, everything would fall into
place.
It didn't.
My best friend, Stephanie, introduced me to Adrian, her boyfriend's
pal, in the summer of 1999, when I was 16. Adrian was 19 - sweet, funny
and slightly overweight. I liked him: we shared the same interest in
trashy TV, and he didn't seem to mind that I was a bit of a nerd.
I
decided I was going to lose my virginity to him as quickly as possible,
to silence my friends - who considered me abnormally prudish - and to
be like everyone else.
So,
three months after we started going out, I slept with Adrian for the
first time on his rumpled bed at his parents' house, one afternoon when
they were both at work.
There
was no romance, but I didn't want that. I wanted to get it over and
done with, as you would some tedious chore. Adrian, who'd had two
previous relationships, knew it was my first time. He was kind and
patient, but he hadn't bargained for the level of fear and panic I felt.
Afterwards, I felt only revulsion, but I was determined to persevere.
I
stayed with Adrian at weekends, making sure séx was the first thing on
the agenda when I arrived, so we could get it over with and progress to
things that were interesting and fun.
But
each encounter confirmed that I was repelled by it. I learned to fake
pleasure but afterwards, while Adrian slept, I stared at the ceiling and
silently cried.
Eventually,
realising the true nature of my feelings, he was angry and hurt. We'd
been together for nine months; I was due to take up a place to read
anthropology at the University of Surrey, in October 2000 and it seemed
the right moment to separate, so we did.
But I felt distraught; convinced there must be something physically wrong with me that was preventing me from enjoying sex.
The
doctor gave me a check-up and did several tests, all of which confirmed
my hormone levels were normal and that there was nothing physically
untoward. Still, though, I continued to feel like a freak, an outsider.
NOT TONIGHT, DARLING
Some 62 per cent of men said they turn down séx more frequently than their female partner, according to research.
At
university, I was lonely and miserable. It seemed everyone else was
having lots of fantastic sex, when all I wanted was a cuddle and a
companion.
After five months there, I could stand it no longer. In February 2001, I moved back home to my parents.
My friends from school had all paired up and gone off to pursue their dreams, and my sense of isolation deepened.
When
I met John, my next boyfriend, three years later, I think I just felt
grateful that anyone wanted me. He was a friend of a friend. I was 20;
he was 23, worked in retail management and had never had a girlfriend.
We were two lonely people, and he was almost absurdly grateful that I was taking an interest in him.
So
we started seeing each other - and I steeled myself for the inevitable.
After a month or so, when I felt I could procrastinate no longer, we
slept together. It was every bit as awful as I had feared.
However,
a shared dread of loneliness and a need to conform propelled us into a
relationship. We rented a two-bedroom terrace together, acquired two
cats, and for much of the time life was fine.
I
started work in the same DIY store as John - I'm still there now - and
in my spare time wrote teen fiction and poetry, which remains my real
passion.
In
the evenings we ate together, then curled up on the sofa watching films
on television. My parents hoped for a wedding and grandchildren, but I
knew that neither would happen.
The problem, of course, was séx. The idea of it remained abhorrent to me, and I found 1,000 reasons to avoid it.
Although
John and I only had sex once every three or four months, I found it so
repellent I ceased even to fake enjoyment. Poor John would have done
anything to please me, but I could never tell him that the only way to
make me happy was for us both to take a lifetime's vow of abstinence.
Remarkably,
we stayed together for seven years but, inevitably perhaps, John
finally left me for another woman. I just felt relieved that it had
ended, and that the charade was over.
At 27, I went back to live with my parents, feeling disillusioned and convinced of my weirdness.
I
sought help from a psychosexual therapist. She said: 'If you hate séx
and you're fine with that, you have no problem. If you don't want to
hate it, you do have a problem.'
I
had a problem. So I visited the therapist for six weeks, but talking
about séx made me squirm with discomfort and eventually I realised it
was pointless to continue. I stopped going to the sessions.
I
had assumed there was something about me that needed to be fixed. It
didn't occur to me that I could just accept the way I was.
And
then, in July 2011, I met Owen in a local bar. He was tall, slim and
athletic, with curly hair and a beard: close to my idea of physical
perfection in a man.
He
seemed shy, which was a good fit for me, and was working as a barman
while he studied for an engineering degree at London University.
Meeting
him ignited a spark of optimism in me. Owen was so attractive, I even
nurtured a hope that if I had séx with him, my revulsion might finally
evaporate.
I
dared to believe he might change me; that all I needed was to be with
someone like him and then I would become a normal, functioning
partner.When we started dating, I felt happy and full of hope. And when,
after just two weeks, it became obvious we would have séx, I was
neither fearful nor tense. Actually, I was looking forward to it.
But as things progressed, the old dread and revulsion consumed me. I felt confused and angry: why was I such a freak?
I
didn't know what to do, who to talk to or where to go. I felt lost. So
what did I do? I dissembled, as I had so many times before. I'd become
such a proficient actress that I don't think Owen suspected my true
feelings.
We
moved in together two months later and I was prepared to play at happy
families. Sometimes, I even initiated séx because I wanted so much for
him to love me.
But
it was all a sham. We broke up last April, after eight months together,
just as I had begun to find excuses for not sleeping with him. There
was housework to do; I had a headache.
How could I tell him the truth: that he was gorgeous, but I found intimacy repulsive?
So,
once again, I am back living with my parents. Loneliness haunts me.
Although I go through the motions of a normal life - I occupy myself
with ballet classes, gym, Pilates and the odd outing to the pub - I know
I do not fit in.
You
may wonder how I can be so sure, at 29, that I will not change. My
response is: would you ask a gay person the same question? I make the
parallel because it used to be thought that gay people could be treated
or have therapy to make them heterosexual. It didn't work any more than
it would 'cure' me of my asexuality.
My
friends are few, and most of them are engaged or married. I do not tell
them I find séx disgusting. Why should I? They would only regard me
with puzzlement and disbelief. Certainly, none of them could empathise
with me.
I
haven't discussed my problem with anyone. Whenever female friends have
discussed séx I played along, pretending I shared their interest in it.
John
knew I hated sleeping with him - we were together too long for that not
to have been obvious - but it became the elephant in the room. We
didn't discuss it; I think we both feared that would make the problem
worse.
Seven
months ago, I began to wonder if anyone else shared my problem. I
stumbled on a website called Asexuality Visibility & Education
Network. Actually, it was a comfort to discover there are others in the
world who never want to have séx
And by writing this article, I hope more people will be emboldened to admit they feel the same way as me.
But
there aren't many of us, and I know my chances of finding an asexual
partner - a man I love but who never wants to have a physical
relationship - are remote.
Still,
I hope that one day I may discover him and marry. I do not want
children of my own. The idea of carrying a baby repulses me as much as
the act of procreation itself. I feel it is unnatural.
People
say that, as I get older, I may change my mind. I wish I could say
there was a glimmer of hope that I would, but I have absolutely no sense
of a biological clock ticking. If ever I do want children, I will
adopt.
My
mind is made up: I will not have séx again. This may consign me to a
lonely life, but it is better than deceiving a man I love.
A relationship based on such a sham is the ultimate lie.
Toddler Almost Killed After His Egg Collection Hatches Into Eastern Brown Snakes
Kyle Cummings, a 3-year old toddler, was almost killed when his egg collection hatched into Eastern Brown snakes. It all started about a few weeks ago, when Kyle Cummings came across with a clutch of nine eggs while playing in his family's 3 acre property near the city of Townsville, in Queensland state.
Unaware of what the eggs actually carried, the young wildlife enthusiast brought the eggs home and kept them inside a box, leaving the box in the warmth of his bedroom closet. It was not until Donna Sim, Kyle's mother, lost her soul in fright when she found the baby snakes writhing in her son's wardrobe.
Seven of the nine eggs had hatched into deadly eastern browns. "I was pretty shocked, particularly because I don't like snakes," Sim told the local newspaper. Fortunately, Kyle had closed the box tight enough so as to confine the Eastern Browns.
Reptile specialist Trish Prendergast, who is also the Townsville-based reptile coordinator of the volunteer group North Queensland Wildlife Care, was handed the container on Tuesday and released the snakes into the wild that night.
Trish said that Kyle Cummings could have been killed if he had handled the eastern brown snakes - the world's most venomous species on land after Australia's inland taipan. "If he'd opened the container he might not be here today," she said.
Snakes kill 3-4 people each year in Australia, most of them as a result of bites from Eastern Brown snakes.
Photos: Journalist Exposes Her Privates While Interviewing Prime Minister On TV
An X-rated TV prank has left the prime minister of Serbia feeling a little overexposed after he was flashed by a glamorous presenter during an interview.
The country's Socialist party leader Ivica Dačić was midway through a discussion about Balkan politics when the young woman, wearing a particularly short mini dress, uncrossed her legs to reveal she wasn't wearing any underwear. The YouTube video, a clear copy of the famous scene starring Sharon Stone in the 1992 film Basic Instinct, has already had more than 1.2million hits.
AFCON 2013: 'Moses Begged Me To Allow Him Play Penalties, I Will Play Spot-Kicks In Future' – Mikel
John
Mikel Obi has revealed that he was set to take the two penalty kicks,
in the Super Eagles last Group C game against Ethiopia, but his Chelsea
team mate Victor Moses, pleaded to allow him take them.
Obi
had missed from the spot in the second game against Zambia, but Moses
converted the two kicks to give Nigeria a much needed victory.
The midfielder however said he will not run away from taking spot-kicks in future.
He
said: “I will not shy away from taking spots kicks because I missed
one. After all, some of the best players in the world have at one time
or the other missed spot kicks; so why should I be an exception.
“That
I missed a spot kick does not mean that I would stop taking penalty
kicks if called upon to do so. As a matter of fact, I wanted to take the
kick against Ethiopia but when Moses begged me to allow him, I obliged
and I am happy he scored both kicks.
“I am not dampened by that miss against Zambia at all. I will take a spot kick if we have one in our next match on Sunday.”
Nigeria play Cote d’Ivoire on Sunday, for a place in the last four.
Weird MC Set To Drop New Single, Reveals The Meaning Of Her Name
The musician who is set to release a new single, revealed the meaning of her name on twitter.
Canned Fresh Air For Sale In China
China's foulest fortnight for air pollution in memory has rekindled a tongue-in-cheek campaign by a multimillionaire with a streak of showmanship who is selling canned fresh air.
Chen
Guangbiao, who made his fortune in the recycling business and is a
high-profile philanthropist, on Wednesday handed out soda pop-sized cans
of air, purportedly from far-flung, pristine regions of China such as
Xinjiang in the northwest to Taiwan, the southeast coast.
"I
want to tell mayors, county chiefs and heads of big companies: don't
just chase GDP growth, don't chase the biggest profits at the expense of
our children and grandchildren and at the cost of sacrificing our
ecological environment", Chen said.
AY comedian stars in his first movie
The ace comedian is playing the lead role in a Ghana flick titled Number One Fan produced by Ghanaian actress Juliet Ibrahim and directed by Moses Iwang. The Theatre Arts graduate from Delta State University stars as detective Kwesi Trapp of Ghana police. Having done a lot of skits with Ghollywood stars, he has commanded a good fan base in Ghana. The movie also stars Yemi Blaq, KC Ejelonu, Sonia and Juliet Ibrahim, Kitan and Zainab from Big Brother. His annual AY Live will take place March 31st at Eko Hotel.
Rihanna talks Chris Brown with Rolling Stone magazine
Rihanna is on the cover of this month's Rolling Stone magazine talking about her relationship with Chris Brown
She says no one, not even her BFF Melissa was allowed to talk to her about Chris Brown.
She says no one, not even her BFF Melissa was allowed to talk to her about Chris Brown.
“I just felt like, why bother? Nobody else is going through it. Nobody would understand.”Is Rihanna mad at Chris Brown?
“I wanted him to know what it felt like to lose me. To feel the consequences of that. So when that (stuff) came back it hit me like a ton of bricks. Like, God, you’ve got to be kidding right now. But I got real with myself, and I just couldn’t bury the way I felt.”
Promasidor flags off new Loya Milk promo, customers to win cash, cars
Kachi Onubogu, Commercial Director Promasidor Nigeria Limited, Don Jazzy and Keith Richards,
MD/CEO Promasidor Nigeria Limited Loya Milk, a brand from the stable of Promasidor Nigeria Limited has launched a new consumers’ promo tagged ‘It’s What’s Inside That Matters.’ The new promo which will run from February 1st to May 31st was unveiled at a press briefing in Lagos which was attended by many dignitaries including Loya Milk brand Ambassador, Don Jazzy.
Photos from Africa Magic Viewers Choice Award Nominees event
The event held on Monday January 28th at Porsche Centre in Lagos.
Wednesday, 30 January 2013
Tuesday, 29 January 2013
"I'm not interested in marriage' Seun Kuti says
The Afrobeat prince who recently turned 30 told an Encomium mag reporter that he 'doesn't do marriage' when asked when he plans to get married...
"No, I don't do marriage. Anything that I stand the risk of potentially losing half of my earnings is not something I look forward to. Anything that has the potential of that for any reason whatsoever, I try not to indulge.
David Beckham trains with Arsenal
Arsenal Manager, Arsene Wenger, has announced that David Beckham is training with Arsenal at their Hertfordshire training base but he won't be signing with the club.
The 37 year old former England captain is currently without a club after leaving LA Galaxy last year.
"He called me," Wenger said. "He has asked to come here and to work on his fitness. He has not done anything for a long, long time. It's purely for fitness. There's no speculation about signing or anything."Let me look for trouble. Dear Arsenal fans, you don't need Beckham...you need Jesus! Say Amen! Hehe
Sexy stars, Lynxxx and Oge Okoye cover Red Sheet Magazine
This Lynxxx is fine sha! See more photos of the two after the cut
Peter Okoye shows off his LV sneakers
LV as in Louis Vuitton. To get one will cost you about $1000. C'mon, don't hate! Appreciate!
Justin Bieber gropes fans breast during a meet and greet session
The 18 year old was photographed kissing the chick and cupping the breast of a fan during a meet and greet session yesterday in Miami.
EFCC re-arrests convicted and freed police pension boss, John Yusuf
A spokesman for EFCC told journalists today that the anti-graft agency
has re-arrested Mr John Yusuf, the director of the Police Pension Office
who was set free by a high court in Abuja yesterday after paying a
N250, 000 fine after he pled guilty to converting N2billion of the
police pension fund to personal use.
The spokesman said EFCC re-arrested Mr Yusuf today because there were
other pending cases against him. The pension boss was arrested and tried
with five others for stealing N23.3 billion police pension fund.
If he agreed to stealing N2 billion then you guys can imagine how much
he really stole. And they freed him? Tears for my country!
Tuesday, 8 January 2013
Lanre and Modupe Ogunlesi Celebrate 37th Wedding Anniversary
Sophisticat boss, Lanre Ogunlesi and wife, Modupe, who runs Adam & Eve gift
shop at GRA Ikeja, celebrated their 37th wedding anniversary on Thursday January 3rd 2013.
The couple are blessed with three children and three grandchildren. Happy wedding anniversary to them!
Questionmark Boss, Kevin Lucciano set to wed
Kevin proposed to his girlfriend of 2 and half years, Maria Mogoli, on boxing day Wednesday December 26th 2012. The Question Mark Entertainment boss gave his wife-to-be a 3 carat vivid intense platinum yellow diamond ring at his home in Victoria Island.
Their traditional wedding will hold in April in Nigeria while their white wedding will hold outside the country in September.
Delta State born Maria works for Sahara Energy but she's currently doing her Masters programme at Dundee University. Big congrats to them!
Photos from Tonto Dikeh's music video shoot
I got these exclusive photos from some chick at Tonto's music video
shoot. The actress turned singer shot the video for one of her singles, Itz Ova, at Koga Studio in Oregun today.
Inside Nigeria's Secret Gay Club - A BBC Report
Written by Tomi Oladipo for BBC News
About 50 people, mostly men, crowd around the front porch of a social club in Nigeria's biggest city, Lagos, cheering on a shy-looking young man, who proceeds to sing a ballad.
Backstage, another man puts on his wig and takes a quick glance at his pocket mirror, before adjusting his tight-fitting red dress.
Five other men also dressed in drag outfits appear, checking on each other's make-up as they wait for their turn to perform for the crowd.
"A friend invited me here a few months ago," one chatty spectator says excitedly. "I love this place because it makes me feel at home".
See rap artist Freddy E's last tweets before he committed suicide
Tyga's rap artist and YouTube sensation, Freddy E committed suicide last night after a failed relationship with his rapper girlfriend, Honey Cocaine (pictured above). The 22 year old rapper and poet posted a series of Tweets before taking his own life with a rifle shot to the head. See his last two Tweets below...
Now see his full tweets before he pulled the trigger, after the cut.
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