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Who says Nigerians are not Gifted? A young Nigerian man is causing a frenzy on the internet with his master class skills as seen on this beautiful cake baked on the form of a small Tigger generator piece. The facebook user identified as "Prince Obua" is a baker, who has won the attention of many social media users with his cake artistry. Many people are in awe at such amazing skills, some are not so convinced as they want a taste for theirselves. This cake maker who has some of well executed cakes out there like pillow cakes, aeroplane cakes, car cakes and so on. They are Very interesting pieces. As you can guess this man is reaping pfofits on his labou because We Nigerians love to celebrate anything with cake. Over the years, cake makers such as these have shown their talent as they keep getting better at their craft. producing stunning wedding cakes. Check out See more pictures here -https://www.operanewsapp.com/ng/en/share/detail?news_id=f57105530f5067d1dc49e39650d48739&news_entry_id=s60dc1c4e200608en_ng&open_type=tanscoded&request_id=news_1836e3c6-c898-466a-a0ea-59d0e6f5e470&from=news
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read here FOOTBALLERS today, make massive money. With the average Premier League wage now exceeding £50k-per-week, it's no wonder boys grow up dreaming of making it pro.  However, this lot were already from wealthy backgrounds before they made it to the big league. Let us guide you through the football stars that were already swimming in riches and didn't need the beautiful game. 15. GIANLUCA VIALLI  Chelsea and Italy legend Vialli was always recognised as a gentleman of the game. And it's probably got to do with his upbringing. He was raised by his father, a self-made millionaire, in a 60-room 14 Mario Balotelli  Having contacted social services due to his Ghanaian familiy’s financial troubles, he was adopted by an affluent family from Brescia https://www.operanewsapp.com/ng/en/share/detail?news_id=9766a358625c2ccc73592a4bd36a13cb&news_entry_id=s6f94e96b200523en_ng&open_type=tanscoded&request_id=news_90f610a1-fb12-4d58-ac8c-65859b7f6d35&from=news
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Ferraris, and million-dollar contracts deals. even among the rich and famous celebrities, there are those who are exceedingly frugal. For instance, did you know many multi-millionaires simply can’t let go of their couponing habits? Or that tech billionaires still like to argue with hotels regarding in-room charges? Some famous athletes refuse to tip servers and waitresses. It seems a bit strange — having all the money in the world but remaining so stingy with it. Being frugal does have its advantages. And for some people, frugality has proven to be a way that actually paves the road to a better life. Many celebrities, though rich now, grew up under drastically different conditions. Keeping that in mind, perhaps their stinginess is a deep-rooted way of making sure they don’t return to their roots. So, who are some of these people? They include actors, athletes, and business icons. Frugality knows no bounds, as you’ll see on the following pages. Here are 12 celebrities who are famously tight with their money, starting with one of the biggest names in Hollywood. 1. Leonardo DiCaprio When he’s not playing the Wolf of Wall Street or battling the elements and giant bears, Leonardo DiCaprio is living the good life as one of the most famous celebrities in the world. He’s a rich man — he owns his own private island, after all — but in some ways, he’s frugal. He won’t fly on private jets, for example. He also drives a Toyota Prius, a thrifty option given that he could have just about any other vehicle on the planet. 2. Michael Jordan Michael Jordan has faded from the public spotlight since his retirement, but he’s still mind-bogglingly rich. In fact, he’s the highest-paid athlete in history. He earned more than $1.7 billion during his playing days. But he’s not a high-spender. He’s actually notorious for being cheap — and a bad tipper. According to former rival Charles Barkley, Jordan also refused to give money to the homeless. 3. Lady Gaga Lady Gaga is a relatively new celebrity, at least compared to many others on this list. But she’s made a significant amount of money over the past several years — money that she doesn’t part with easily. Exhibit A: She loves coupons. That seems like a strange habit for a multi-millionaire, but it’s true. She’s a couponer. And she likes to bargain when shopping for clothes. She has even tweeted about it. SEE FULL LIST https://www.operanewsapp.com/ng/en/share/detail?news_id=317823f1847723ec4157ecdbb21d0728&news_entry_id=s40d702c8200523en_ng&open_type=tanscoded&request_id=news_a49a99c6-2886-425c-a46d-420b8fa67e02&from=news
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The advent of social media has brought about many opportunities for entertainers, comedians and business minded individuals. it has provided a level playing ground for anyone with ambition and passion to attain great hieghts. This is a list of people who have risen to fame through the popular photo sharing app, Instagram. * Broda shaggi @brodashaggi (4Million followers) Samuel Animashaun Perry who is popularly known as Broda Shaggi is a popular Nigerian comedian known for his famous catch phrase “Oya hit me”. Shaggi who was born and brought up in Lagos State led a normal life until he ventured into comedy skits and became an instant success * Jane mena @janemena (1.8million Followers) Who currently boast of over 1.8 million Instagram followers shut to stardom by making twerk videos which most times go viral acquiring massive likes on the photo sharing app. The Instagram star who recently married her long time partner is not ashamed to occasionally show him off in some of her explicit dance skits. * Tunde Ednut @tundeednut (1.8million followers) The former artist whose music career was going downhill. Had another chance to embrace stardom by becoming Nigeria foremost Instagram influencer. Tunde leveraged on his already acquired Fame, and focused on sharing engaging content on the Instagram app which attracted new fans. In no time he had garnered millions of I.G followers. He can now boast of over a million followers whilst maintaining his celebrity status. * Lasisi elenu: @lasisielenu (2.8million Followers) The university of ilorin graduate Instagram user, built a strong fan base, as a result of his rant videos and comic style. The Instagram hit burst into the mainstream of successful comedians in the year 2017 and quickly rose to fame through his comic expression of random issues plaguing the country. His unique approach to entertainment using Instagram wide mouth’ filter gas brought him recognition across Nigeria. * Speed darlington. : @speeddarlingtontv (100k+ followers) Speed darlington is a rapper and comedian who is the son of Pericoma Okoye the late Nigerian singer, and traditionist. Speed Darlington found fame, sharing skits of his rap songs on the popular photo sharing app. Starting out, people were not so much impressed in his lyrical prowess but he sure had his way with making people laugh, in no time he garnered thousands of followers and has become famous since. see more https://www.operanewsapp.com/ng/en/share/detail?news_id=9f12fbd52eef646b0578fcf221d85bd7&news_entry_id=s55b72220200517en_ng&open_type=tanscoded&request_id=news_b46e3b4c-d40c-419d-b011-f58beec74bd6&from=news
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1. Travel Agents There was once a time when booking a flight ticket would require you go through a few brochures and having a travel sales rep put the whole thing together through a travel agency. Now, with the abundance of easy-to-use comparison websites, anybody can book their own flight. All you need is your bank card and a few spare hours to research your destination, with the likes of SkyScanner, Trivago and jovago tailoring flight and hotel searches to your exact price and date range. Many travel operators have realised this, and are closing down branches to focus on their online offers. There are still plenty of other opportunities in the wider travel industry though. 2. Cashiers There has been increased talk in the last few years about the reality of a cashless society, with advances in contactless payments, Apple Pay and even cryptocurrencies such as BitCoin becoming prominent within mainstream society. While not everyone is on board, with some preferring to still use cash to better track their spending, one thing is for sure: the requirement for people to handle the payments is no more. With self-service tills and stations already a common site in supermarket chains and popular restaurants such as McDonald’s, the demise of the cashier seems inevitable. 3. Librarians Although there will always be books in the world – regardless of the success of e-readers such as Amazon’s Kindle – it doesn’t look good for the librarians that catalogue them. Many public libraries are struggling to stay open due to funding cuts, with most relying on volunteers to even stay open, while academic institutions have long since started uploading their texts to a digital format for convenience (and preservation) reasons. While this increased access to literature is a good thing, it is still a shame to see libraries and their helpful and knowledgeable custodians becoming obsolete. 4. Postal Couriers While there will still be the need for couriers to deliver parcels, things don’t look good for the traditional postman or woman delivering letters each morning. This is mainly because the things that they deliver won’t exist in the next 20 years, with bills and statements viewed and paid online, junk mail moving to your email inbox rather than your letterbox, and the writing of letters long since a dying art. Despite this, companies still frustratingly ask you for a utility bill as proof of address, even though the likes of Sky and British Gas abandoned paper statements long ago. 5. Bank Tellers While banks won’t disappear altogether; many local branches will and already have closed. This is due to the convenience and user-friendly nature of online and telephone banking, where you can make transactions and manage your account with ease – and all from the comfort of your own home, bus or anywhere. People will still need to consult with financial advisors and experts, so banks will still remain open; there will just be a lot less of them. 6. Textile Workers The dwindling number of employees in the textiles industry isn’t due to the lack of demand for products, but rather how they are made. With machines now able to perform a lot of the manufacturing and production work, there are less and less opportunities for unskilled workers. On the upside, the move towards semi-automation means that highly-skilled specialist operators will be required, albeit in smaller numbers. 7. The Print Industry This covers a range of jobs, from newspaper and magazine publishers to the factory workers that produce and distribute them. There has been speculation about the future of the print media industry for some time now, with various publications investing more time and content into their online versions; additionally, millennials are preferring to get their news from less biased, less mainstream sources, meaning that the industry as a whole needs to adapt and evolve or become extinct. READ MORE here https://www.operanewsapp.com/ng/en/share/detail?news_id=c83df0734891978d3860bfd1acc01142&news_entry_id=s6503c7dc200510en_ng&open_type=tanscoded&request_id=news_0ff90cd2-9d0c-4740-b3b2-5ae7cd8c7fa3&from=news |
Famous Last words: see Breathtaking Final words from Notable People we have rounded up some thought-provoking parting words from famous leaders, writers, politicians and entertainers. Did the most memorable ones make the cut? Elvis said: “I'm going to the bathroom to read.” They were the last word he ever spoke. Because, although Ginger responded with, “OK, but don't fall asleep”, Elvis no longer said anotherword as he went directly to the bathroom. Augustus, first emperor of Rome Last words: “I found Rome of clay; I leave it to you of marble." Leonardo da Vinci, Renaissance icon Last words: “I have offended God and mankind because my work did not reach the quality it should have.” Marie Antoinette, last Queen of France Last words: “Pardon me, sir. I did not do it on purpose," said Antoinette to her executioner after accidentally stepping on his foot. She was beheaded shortly after. Malcolm X, civil rights activist Last words: “Hold it! Hold it! Let’s cool it! Let’s be cool, brothers!” (Said to his assassins.) Robert F. Kennedy, politician Last words: “Is everybody alright?” (Said after being shot in the Ambassador Hotel.) . Alfred Hitchcock, director Last words: “One never knows the ending. One has to die to know exactly what happens after death, although Catholics have their hopes." Diana, Princess of Wales words: “My God, what’s happened?” Frank Sinatra, singer and actora Last words: “I’m losing." (Said to his wife.) Joe DiMaggio, baseball player Last words: “I’ll finally get to see Marilyn." James Brown, singer-songwriter Last words: “I’m going away tonight." "Help." — Richard Nixon, president of the United States (22 April 1994), to a housekeeper while suffering a stroke "Fvck you." — Tupac "2Pac" Shakur, American rapper (13 September 1996), to the first responderpolice officer at the scene of his murder SEE MORE https://www.operanewsapp.com/ng/en/share/detail?news_id=46baa7ff44d1963596cc107af2ba09d8&news_entry_id=s29f901e9200509en_ng&open_type=tanscoded&request_id=news_4bd4dc15-a027-471d-8414-5faf56ca6956&from=news
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With over a billion WhatsApp users worldwide. the instant messaging service has many secret tips you probably don’t know about. From disabling its ‘last seen’ feature to bookmarking messages you don’t want to forget about, there are loads of tricks to make your favourite messenger app more useful than ever. You just have to be in the know. Fortunately for you� we’ve researched every inch of WhatsApp to gather up its most useful features. Read these top tips and you’ll be a whatsapp pro in no time at all. 1. Keep your messages marked as unread() We know how it is. You're busy, your phone buzzes, and you glance through the message briefly. Clearly, you've not got time to respond immediately. But at the same time, you don't want the sender to realise that you've already looked at the message, lest they think you're ignoring them when you fail to reply for two more hours. That's the privilege the blue ticks take away. Recently though, the chat app has realised the error of its ways and silently come up with a workaround. The liberty of message-mulling is ours again. How: In the Settings menu, go to Account, then Privacy and turn off Read Receipts. The only snag is you’ll no longer get them for other people either. 2. The typewriter font: Most of you already know about the bold, italics and strike-through fonts that are easily accessible with a couple of commands on your chats but the typewriter font is one hard to find feature. It needs a little more effort but it is worth it if you like the font and get everyone on your chat list curious about your new find. To change the font of your WhatsApp messages, use the ` symbol three times either side of the word. For example, ```Hello```. The symbol should not be mistaken with ' and it is available on both Android and iOS keyboards. see more tips https://www.operanewsapp.com/ng/en/share/detail?news_id=fccb519e85edac12d1b9de7d445fe9ff&news_entry_id=s6af0c6d4200513en_ng&open_type=tanscoded&request_id=news_923af961-d7f6-4177-bfc5-e798dafd0fc7&from=news https://www.operanewsapp.com/ng/en/share/detail?news_id=fccb519e85edac12d1b9de7d445fe9ff&news_entry_id=s6af0c6d4200513en_ng&open_type=tanscoded&request_id=news_923af961-d7f6-4177-bfc5-e798dafd0fc7&from=news
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See 30 Celebrity voices behind Famous Cartoon characters Stiffler studio.opera.com CELEBRITIES & POP CULTURE 30 Celebrities Who Voiced Beloved Animated Characters How many of these did you know? Marie Rossiter MARIE ROSSITER ·APRIL 19, 2018 Actors are usually on the lookout for roles that will get them as much screen time and visibility as possible. However, sometimes celebrities decide to simply step behind a microphone and let their characters be drawn to life instead. Many A-list Hollywood stars have lent their voices to popular animated movies over the years. The 30 stars below let their voices do the talking (or singing) and let the animators do their work to create the final product. 1. Will Smith: Oscar, “Shark Tale” Actor and musician Will Smith is known for his starring roles in “Independence Day,” “Men in Black” and “The Pursuit of Happyness.” But, did you know he also shared his vocal talents to star in the animated feature “Shark Tale” in 2004. He played the main character, Oscar. 2. Justin Timberlake: Branch, “Trolls” Singer and Super Bowl halftime star Justin Timberlake not only had a hit song in 2016 with “Can’t Stop The Feeling,” from the animated movie, “Trolls.” He also starred in it as Branch, a not-so-sweet troll out to save the day. Check out some behind-the-scenes footage of Timberlake and co-star Anna Kendrick performing some of the voice work for “Trolls” in the video below. Looks like a pretty fun job! 3. Mila Kunis: Meg Griffin, “Family Guy” “Bad Moms” star Mila Kunis has provided the voice for long-suffering teen Griffin daughter Meg in Fox’s “Family Guy” since 1999. That’s almost 20 years of playing the same character! Not a bad gig, right? 4. Mel Gibson: Capt. John Smith, “Pocahontas” Who better to play the strong, dashing leading man in a ’90s movie than Mel Gibson? Disney found its John Smith in the actor when it was casting its historical animated feature, “Pocahontas,” in 1995. 5. Robin Williams: Genie, “Aladdin” Many people feel Robin Williams’ Genie in the 1992 Disney classic “Aladdin” is among the studio’s best characters of all time. His character seems to jump off the screen and the excitement and joy Williams brought to the role make Genie one of the most memorable figures in all of animation. In the behind-the-scenes look at the voices of “Aladdin” below, you can see the both the craft and fun behind Williams’s work to create the Genie. 6. Angelina Jolie: Tigress, “Ku Fu Panda” As Tigress in the “Kung Fu Panda” animated film series, Angelina Jolie continued her streak of playing strong, fiercely independent characters — even in the form of a cartoon cat! 7. Matthew Broderick: Simba, “The Lion King” He may be best known as Ferris Bueller, but Matthew Broderick was the leading voice in one of Disney’s most popular features of all time, “The Lion King.” As the grown-up version of Simba the lion, Broderick memorably sang “Hakuna Matata” and took his rightful place on the throne. 8. & 9. Tom Hanks And Tim Allen: Woody And Buzz, “Toy Story” Disney brought together major stars Tom Hanks and Tim Allen as an unlikely duo who started out as enemies, but became best friends in 1995’s “Toy Story.” Hanks as Woody, an old-time cowboy toy, and Allen as Buzz Lightyear, a cutting-edge space ranger toy, went on to make three blockbuster hits, with a fourth on the way! 10. Mark Hamill: The Joker, “Batman: The Animated Series” Talk about switching sides! Mark Hamill, best known as Luke Skywalker in the Star Wars franchise, voiced the evil Joker in “Batman: The Animated Series,” as well as in many video games and related series that have followed. Darth Vader would be proud! 11. Fergie: Sally Brown, “Peanuts” Before she became famous as a member of the Black Eyed Peas, Stacy “Fergie” Ferguson voiced the character of Charlie Brown’s little sister, Sally, in a number of “Peanuts” TV specials and series in the 1980s, including “It’s Flashbeagle, Charlie Brown,” “Snoopy’s Getting Married, Charlie Brown,” and “The Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show.” Oh, Good Grief! 12. Oprah Winfrey: Eudora, “The Princess and the Frog” The queen of talk shows did her own Disney turn in 2009’s “The Princess and the Frog.” Oprah Winfrey voiced Eudora, the mother of the lead character, Tiana. 13. Scarlett Johansson: Princess Mindy, “The Spongebob Squarepants Movie” Remember Mindy, princess of the sea and Neptune’s daughter in “The Spongebob Squarepants Movie?” Well, Hollywood royalty lent her voice to play her on the big screen! Scarlett Johansson played the young, bold princess. 14. Samuel L. Jackson: Frozone, “The Incredibles” Jackson’s superhero character, Frozone, in Disney-Pixar’s “The Incredibles” practically steals the entire film in one hilarious scene where his wife tries to keep him from from saving the day in order to keep a dinner date. Jackson is slated to be in the upcoming sequel, scheduled for release in June. 15. Dakota Fanning: Coraline Jones, “Coraline” Actress Dakota Fanning shared her vocal talents to portray the lead character in the Oscar-nominated animated movie “Coraline” in 2009. Coraline was an 11-year-old girl and Fanning was 14 years old when she voiced her. 16. Michael J. Fox: Stuart Little, “Stuart Little” Michael J. Fox took on the role of the charming mouse Stuart Little in 1999. The classic children’s book character came to life in this live action-animated feature with help from the beloved actor. Fox has since voiced Stuart Little in two sequels, meaning he’s played this role as many times as he’s played Marty McFly! 17. Jay Leno: Crimson Chin, “The Fairly OddParents” The comedian, turned “Tonight Show” host took time out of his busy schedule to voice the animated comic book here Crimson Chin. The hero was main character Timmy Turner’s idol in the Nickelodeon series “The Fairly OddParents.” 18. Laurie Metcalf: Andy’s Mom, “Toy Story” series For all three Toy Story movies, Metcalf took on the role of Andy’s mom. Metcalf is now enjoying the resurgence in popularity of her famous role of Jackie on ABC’s “Roseanne.” 19. Bruce Willis: Spike the Dog, “Rugrats Go Wild” see more pics here https://www.operanewsapp.com/ng/en/share/detail?news_id=c8344a4ddf27569efac10d46ff318c9f&news_entry_id=s21c57a5a200510en_ng&open_type=tanscoded&request_id=news_dbce6907-8528-4a28-86df-a05df75fe09e&from=news
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