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Singer Davido took to Snapchat to jokingly say he is quitting music because his dad, Chief Adedeji Adeleke just secured a $4bn contract. He shared the good news, saying he won't go for shows again. watch the video after the cut...

'Give a girl the right shoes and she can conquer the world.’ – Marilyn Monroe And with that guys, here's our top 7 female look for the week; 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Are they cool with you?

Ace Nollywood film maker and veteran actor, Charles Novia, put thoughts into words with his piece, which reviews the recently held 2017 African Magic Viewers' Choice Award (AMVCA). If you missed his 5 best nollywood actors for 2016, here is  it.  He writes; There isn't anything much to write about the AMVCAs this year. It looks like it has grown with its own dawdles, aspirations and reward values in the past five years , yet still has to be weaned off the tits of muted controversies in the awards categories. The first impression one got from the AMVCAs this year was that perhaps the planning for the event might have been hit by the fall outs of the recession in Nigeria or something. Unlike past editions, the buzz and anticipation for the 2017 edition was unusually low key or just lukewarm. There was a lack of excitement for the event generally. And unlike past editions as well, the invitation cards, one of the most talked about pre-event staples of

Nollywood actress, Toyin Aimakhu has reacted to the recent big brother naija scandal, that saw Kemen being evicted from the house.  The Actress who took to her Instagram handle to register her dissatisfaction with Kemen's action, advised big brother naija organizers to use Kemen's incident to educate the public on serial offences. According to Toyin, a lady owns her body and has the power to give it out or not. Here's what she wrote;  I want to urge Big Brother Naija to use #Kemen 's, incident to educate about serial offenses. Our men must learn that no means no. Don't imagine a consent you are not given. Don't claim she' s leading you on when you are the one that is on. A lady owns her body, she has the right to it, she has the power to give it or not. Don't force yourself on the next woman. Please parents, let's raise better men who will be protectors of women not aggressor. Let's do more to protect women, they make the world better pla

Dr. Lizzy Johnson Suleiman, the wife of the founder of Omega Fire Ministries, Apostle Suleiman, who is at the center of an alleged "sex scandal", has reacted to the report.  According to the Pastor's wife, she has known her husband for 19 years, which is enough time to know a man who is promiscuous. Dr. Lizzy also alleged that the images and reports against her husband who is currently  attending a Ministers' conference, are all lies. The trained journalist further said that even if Stephanie Otobo releases more pictures which she alleged were photoshopped, it won't take away the picture of her husband in her heart. According to Dr. Lizzy, this is just cheap blackmail, as those at the other end of the sex scandal just want to take advantage of her husband's giving attitude. Here's the video;

One of the affected Nigerians, who was banned from entering the United States of America, following President Trump's immigration ban, has narrated his experience at a United States airport. According to Francis Adekola, the ban prevented him from attending his friend's wedding in Mississippi on February 15, 2017, despite having a valid visa. Francis who was deported  shortly after landing the airport said; “I travelled to the US on February 15, but when we got to the Atlanta airport, where I was to connect another flight, I was asked to step aside at the check-in counter by an armed border protection officer. “He walked me to the luggage section and searched my wallet and bag. He also collected my telephone (set) and went through the contents: SMSes, pictures, WhatsApp chats, everything.” The Canadian university Ph.D graduate, said he was informed by the immigration agent that he did not have strong ties in Nigeria and that he might not go back home if allowed into the US

Justice Walter Onnoghen of the Supreme Court was today, sworn in as the substantive Chief Justice of Nigeria by the acting President of Nigeria, Prof. Yemi Osibanjo. The ceremony which took place at the council chambers of Aso Rock presidential villa, Abuja, had the Onnoghen’s family, Senate President Bukola Saraki, former CJN Mohammed Mahmud, Justices of the Supreme Court and other divisions, as well as Ministers in attendance. The 66-year-old new Chief Justice of Nigeria will be taking over from  retired Justice Mahmoud Mohammed. Prof. Osibanjo also disclosed that President Buhari asked him to tell the new Chief Justice of Nigeria, that he's  assuming office at a time “when all arms of government suffers from loss of confidence from the people”. The 17th Chief Justice of Nigeria who was conferred with the Grand Commander of the Niger, GCON title, thanked Nigerians for their support and also said his loyalty to Nigeria will never waiver. “To Nigerians who had kept the faith, so

We found this inspirating writeup on Instagram and thought to share. Read below  Via @asiwajuautos  The race to marry a BIG BOY is what’s now in vogue. Most ladies nowadays can’t function if there is no cash involved. The urge for material things has changed the STORY OF LOVE. Never make money your only priority when choosing your spouse. There’s more to marriage than money alone.A man with good heart is better than a rich man with the heart of beast. Most women say they want security in life so they won’t date the poor. If he’s not rich today doesn’t mean he will be poor for life. The happiness and security of your life is your responsibility. Those who choose never to endure at all may have to suffer for long. Getting married to the rich doesn’t guarantee happiness in life. HAPPINESS IS PRICELESS. Perhaps those who say they will rather cry inside a Mercedes than laughing on a bicycle have never experienced pain in their life. Some relationship mistakes can cause life regret.

Nollywood legend,  Pete Edochie born 7 March 1947 is 70 today. This accomplished Nigerian actor is considered one of Africa's most talented actors. He began his career as a seasoned administrator and broadcaster before he came into prominence in the 1980s when he played the lead role of Okonkwo in an NTA adaptation of Chinua Achebe’s all-time best selling novel, Things Fall Apart and since then he has featured in hundreds of award winning movies and stage plays both home and abroad.

Former Minister of Education, Oby Ezekwesili, has backed former CBN governor, Charles Soludo, who, last week, said  President Buhari inherited a bad situation but made it worse. Soludo said this when he spoke at the ‘Big Ideas Podium’, a public policy debate organised by the Afri Heritage Institution in Enugu. “Buhari met a very bad situation when he assumed power, but he has made the situation worse. Nigeria today is a fragile state with a failing economy. Some say failing state; some say failed state. The economy is not just in recession; we are suffering from massive economic compression”he said. Read Ezekwesili tweets backing Soludo below:

Former Daily Times MD, Economic Ojo Onukaba has been laid to rest in his hometown, Ihima, Okehi Local Government Area of Kogi State. The former governorship aspirant died on his way back to Abuja on Sunday after attending Obasanjo'80th birthday celebration in Ogun State. Photos after the cut..

Wife of Ghana's Vice President, Samira Bawumia stepped out in a simple, yet elegant dress for Ghana's 60th Independence celebration on Monday. Another photo after the cut..

As countries all over the world prepare to observe the International Women's Day tomorrow, publisher of Genevieve Magazine, Betty Irabor took to her Instagram to recount her experience with a rude and vicious nurse after her painful and heartbreaking stillbirth. "Is this your first pregnancy?"The nurse in green uniform asked me as she looked at the screen of the scan machine. "No, I smiled at her. I was ecstatic because I was going to be a mum a third time... Then the bombshell!!! "If this isn't your first pregnancy, then how come you didn't know there has been no heartbeat?"! "What was she saying?" I sat up straight and stared at her. Shocked! I was still processing what I thought she meant when she hit me again with; "Get up and dress up, go back to your Gynaecologist for an evacuation before you get an infection". I began to cry, I was dazed, I was traumatized by the news and the viciousness of the nurse. I took

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