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ifyalways: What's the retail price for a piece ?

Ace musician and producer , Solomon Oyeniyi also known as K-Solo and his wife, Kikelomo, have denied the perceived end of their marriage earlier in the year following series of battery allegations.

The couple have come out to deny the battery, claiming they were ‘just acting’ and having fun ‘playing pranks on their fans and the media.’

In an exclusive session with Channels Television entertainment desk, ‘The K-Solos’ as the couple want to be called, cheerfully denied the wife battery allegation, that went viral in June.

Kikelomo released pictures of her bruised face on the internet and granted a number of interviews for the prank.

According to reports, K-Solo allegedly beats and steals from his wife but the couple claimed that they were ‘just acting and having fun’ and that nothing of the purported fight and destruction of properties ever happened.

Pictures of Kikelomo’s bruised face and gadgets destroyed in their home during the purported fight were released on the internet in May, when Kikelomo allegedly revealed her assault by her husband, who she also claimed, stole from her.

The very cheerful couple claimed they were “just acting and playing pranks on the media and friends with the reports.”

Referring to her husband as ‘Oba (Oba) K-Solo’, the pregnant wife also named herself as ‘Olori (Queen) K-Solo’, as she apologised to all the fans of the couple and promised to release a movie-for the cinema’s only-on the pranks and how they’ve evolved.

The movie, titled ‘Lo ba tan’ will feature an expected Prince K-Solo (the royal son of K-Solo royalty) and the likes of Funke Akindele and many others Nollywood acts.

Mrs K-Solo also gave a special apology to her mother-in-law and sisters-in-law, who she claimed she invaded their homes after the ‘purported fight prank’ lasted.

Kobojunkie: What Government? Anyone who tries to give this to Government is not only wicked but a deceiver. If anything, Nigeria has mainly Dangote to thank for this.

That said, I will rather import cheap than purchase local expensive cement though.

1025: uncle, if u have any idea of economics, you will agree with me that monopoly is not consumer friendly. nigerian govt/economy is confused. what type of economy are we practising? are we in a closed economy where a country depends solely on locally manufactured goods or otherwise?
if importing cement will make cement cheap, what is wrong with that? do u want us to depend on locally manufactured cement that will cost us more and benefit the producers/manufacturers more.
all these moves lack ambition and vision. how long will a country of over 200 million ppl depend on dangote for everything?
allow importation and encourage local manufacturers so that consumers will have option as only the competition between suppliers will put consumers on the table of alternatives.
you come here to celebrate a monopolised economy where one man is the supplier.

asha 80: e be like say you wan build house

chino11: With this analysis, Anambra is in for economic explosion. Am loving it.

manny4life: You guys are funny o, how much profit do you think that Anambra will get that will directly affect the people? We've not even talked about how corps get taxed, twice, reducing potential profits into Anambra purse..

ekt_bear: Is he a governor, or a mutual fund manager?



Does he not understand that governments cannot be businesses? Governments have different objectives. Businesses are motivated by profit. If you run a government like a business, then you don't understand your job.

chino11: It has Cinema all forms of entertainment. Infact its a one-stop shopping facility. I pass thru the facility everyday on my way to work, its at GRA by express junction, not too far from Olde English hotel (Ngige's). They have at the moment done over 65-70% completion, I expect that they may complete it toward December this year going by the steady and fast pace of work there.

Its really a world class facility that will compete with what you have in Dubai and Hongkong. Here is the link:

http://lganidsmall.com/concept.html

chino24: I will still prefer that Awka is not industrialized like Onitsha and Nnewi, because presently the city is metamorphosing into a huge hospitality center with hotels of various classes dotting the landscape. Besides that LG electronics is fast erecting a massive mix use development facility that will house upscale entertainment, luxury apartment, five star hotel and bank premises in the heart of Awka, this will be a major landmark in the SE.

asha 80: it is good only if the equities do not collapse.

Governor Peter Obi of Anambra State has assured the people of the state that he will invest N25 billion of the state’s funds in equities before leaving office in 2014.

Obi gave the assurance on Tuesday while inaugurating the newly-constructed traditional rulers’ council offices in Awka, the News Agency of Nigeria reports.

He said that investing the state’s funds in companies would help to sustain the current healthy financial status of the state.

Obi said his desire to save funds and invest in profitable companies was meant to reposition the state effectively toward meeting its development needs.

He urged the people to unite and shun all acts capable of generating dispute that could return the state to its former and jettisoned pariah status.

“We have to develop the state, but everybody has to make his own sacrifice; we are not lacking money.

“I have mandated all the commissioners to move out and do their jobs extremely well.

“Anambra is now business and does no longer want a government that will be distracted by trouble makers.

“It is a state which we are developing. Before I leave office, my target is to have N25 billion state funds invested in companies,” he said.

The governor said he had already invested N4 billion in Orient Petroleum which would be inaugurated by Jonathan on August 30.

“This is as a result of the prudent pattern of spending money which we adopted over the years,’’ he said.

He added that 60 million dollars of the state fund had been invested in SabMiller Brewery at Onitsha and would be inaugurated by the president.

In a vote of thanks, the Chairman of Anambra Traditional Rulers Council and Obi of Onitsha, Igwe Alfred Achebe, commended the governor for his development strides.

Achebe assured Obi that members of the council would support his candidate for the 2014 governorship election.

The occasion was graced by the state commissioners, women leaders and town union presidents-general, among others.