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Nollywood star, Genevieve Nnaji was one of the guests at the recently held Lagos Fashion and Design week.

Though the Half of a Yellow Sun actress missed the London Film festival as a result of flu, she made it up at the fashion show with a sizzling yellow dress by Bridget Awosika.

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The Bridget Awosika design is one of the Spring/Summer 2014 dress on display at the fashion show. .

What do you think of her outfit? Trendy ?

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Who would know she is a mother of two?

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The Mavin Records artiste thrust into limelight in 2009 with his hit single ‘Omoba’.

Despite being the younger brother of the Mavin boss, Don Jazzy, D’Prince has had to work hard for everything he has achieved in music.

D’Prince’s ‘Take Banana’ is one of the best tracks on the Mavin introductory album, Solar Plexus that featured all the Mavin stars.

We say Happy Birthday Omoba,!!

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The outfit Dbanj wore to the event is reported to cost over one million naira and was sent in from the United States.

The event, which held at the Federal Palace Hotel on Saturday, October 19, 2013, had Dbanj taking guests through an exciting musical journey with a collection of past hits as well as recent club bangers.

Hennessy Artistry 2013, kicked off in July with the announcement of Dbanj as this year’s headliner is regarded as one of the most successful music projects of 2013, incorporating exciting themes spanning different genres of music.

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Apparently, the Nollywood star, Genevieve Nnaji has a way of keeping those close to her away from the prying eyes of the public.

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The quietly publicized, Wizkid Live Abuja Invasion held Last Night.

Folks in attendance were stunned with the number of people who showed up at the concert with Wizkid the headliner with guest appearances from label mates Skales, Niyola, Shaydee.

Apparently, the show was meant to kick off at 5pm but was found empty as at 9:30pm and these are few images someone in attendance sent to us from the event centre

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@OP
Your Nairaland Username sounds masculine. .Your Gender is even (m) ; and A Male friend molested you repeatedly??

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So after Ini Edo Shared a picture from a new movie where she is playing the role of Ekaitte. .
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Nolloyhood should train kids for suck roles not using old people to play young children. Plz stop behaving like nigerian politician! Calling children leaders of tomorrow and yet not giving them chance to gro n develop!!! So pathetic! We go see mercy johnson go to school, Nkem Owoh go to school! What's that horror!! Haters abuse me all you want oh! But this is a true fact thats affecting out future. .

Do you agree with bankybrown?

Below are pictures of Mercy Johnson, Funke Akindele and Nkem Owoh playing the roles of school children

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Symphony007: Are folks like chinue achebe, obama,soyinka, churchill,etc finished that a child will make this promiscious nonentity a role model? Any child who makes folks like this role model i fear has lost his or her way@ ghastly!!!!!

lol, nonentity? Try again

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Writers of PunchNg Kemi Ashefon and Anna Okon wrote a piece earlier today criticizing Peter Okoye for posting pictures of himself getting drunk on his instagram page some days ago. Below is what they wrote

In other climes, it may be unethical for a celebrity to flaunt his tendency to abuse drugs or alcohol. Here, celebrities, who are supposed to be role models to young minds, demonstrate their folly in public.

Or how would one describe the recent set of pictures posted by Peter Okoye of the P-Square fame? He was shown gradually getting drunk on brandy! The pictures which appeared on his Instagram page a few days ago, had Peter, in one shot, holding a glass filled with brandy to his lips. Underneath the picture is a comment from him, which says, ‘am I der yet?’ (sic). This was accompanied by a hash tag and the word ‘alcohol.’

In the second picture, a visibly intoxicated Peter, holds the same glass to the camera with the comment, ‘blame it’ after a hash tag accompanied by the word, ‘alcohol.’

Not too long ago, actress, Tonto Dikeh was alleged to have posted a picture promoting marijuana on her Instagram page.
http://www.punchng.com/spice/society/peter-okoye-courting-drunkenness/

http://www.yabaleftonline.com/2013/10/punchng-writers-blast-peter-okoye-for.html

Olawale Ayodele Ojo, winner of the MTN Project Fame (Season 6), tells BAYO ADETU about his experience in the competition and other issues

Q: Shortly after you were announced winner of the MTN project Fame, you said your mind was still blank to express how you felt. It is more than 48 hours now, so how are you feeling?

I feel blessed. I feel that everything around just worked for me this season because I didn’t really expect to come out as the winner this season. It’s about God because I don’t believe there is something I did that others didn’t do. It was the grace of God and the people that voted for me. I’m really grateful to all the people that believed in me and voted. I wouldn’t have won without them. Basically, I feel this is God’s grace because at a point in the competition, I was almost evicted, so when you look at everything from beginning to the end, you will realise that it is God’s grace.

If you didn’t envisage winning the competition, what was your plan when you registered to participate at the auditions?

I came up to register when ASUU was on strike, and this was my first time to participate in a music competition. I didn’t really come with too much determination, but anywhere I find myself, I always try to give my best in all I do. So, when I got into the academy, I didn’t have a choice than to give my best for everything.

So ASUU strike actually pushed you to Project Fame?

Yes, but I believe that is how God wants it to be. The strike is a blessing in disguise for me.

Who is Olawale?
I am a normal guy and like I said, I am into sales and repairs of phones and laptops, and I do that in school just to make some money. But I love music so much. I play the piano, drums and I sing in my church choir. I was the music director of my church choir for two years before I left for school. Basically, that’s just me. My life has just been music and business. I just try to add value to myself.

Tell us more about your experience as a phone and laptop repairer?
I started as a lover of gadgets because I know much about gadgets. Like some people will call me love-vendor. I use to love-vendor their phones. It was expensive then to put some media applications like Bible on phones. It was a luxury then, and that was what I was actually doing. I later graduated into selling phones. I started knowing the problems that are peculiar with some phones and how to fix them. I didn’t really go for any special training though. I am not saying that I am very good at repairs, I do it basically based on the experience I have with phones.

How lucrative was the business, and did you sponsor yourself to school with it?

I didn’t sponsor myself to school, my parents did that. But there are some extra money needed in school that you can’t ask your parents; that was the type of money I was making. At times, I feel like taking some responsibilities myself, so I need to get extra cash.
As a millionaire now, how do you intend to cope with your colleagues in school when the ASUU strike is over? Will there be any pressure on you?
I think the only change is that I meet a lot of people and people know me now. I wasn’t this popular, but now I am popular. I think that is just the difference. I am still Olawale. The only thing different is just that I am now popular and I have to be more conscious of my career now because I have to work more on my songs. I have to make sure I don’t disappoint my fans out there. The work has changed.

Project Fame had produced five previous winners before you. What are your plans to rank among the most successful ones?

Basically, I am sure that those that have won it before didn’t achieve that because of what they did, but that is God’s plan for them, and I believe that God’s time is the best; if you come out at the wrong time, then you might just crash. I am putting everything to God and I will just play my part, work hard and make sure I write good songs. But everything depends on God. He knows when He needs me to come out, when people needs to know me. My music will not be a do-or-die affair. I didn’t bring myself to the Project Fame academy, God did, and He is able to sustain me.

You sound very religious…

I won’t say that I’m too religious, but at the same time, I believe so much in God. Looking at my journey from the beginning of the competition to the end, it has been God. I was almost evicted at a point.

You started from the church as a choir coordinator, and now you are a winner of the project fame. Are you going to play gospel or secular music?

I’m not doing gospel music, and my personal composition at the Project Fame finals wasn’t gospel music. I believe that God created love and dance, which is not bad for us. I don’t believe that everything should be gospel; music should be either positive or negative. Even if a secular song has a message of love, it is good, but there are some music that don’t deliver love, and I wouldn’t go into such music.

Before the Project Fame competition, how well did you study the Nigerian music industry?

I am very observant and listen a lot. I don’t really listen to Nigerian music, but at a point, I realised that my culture is important, so I started listening to it. I actually wanted to know what they do that make people scream and shout their names, understand their kind of music and know the type that sells. For a song to sell, it has to have African trade mark on it, either you put Yoruba language or you put pidgin English. WizKid, 2Face, P-Square and others put something of these languages into their music; that is one major thing I have discovered. With that, their music flows in a way that even a roadside mechanic can get your message and enjoy it. That is music that both the rich and poor can listen to.

Are there any Nigerian artistes that you draw inspiration from?

I don’t draw it from one person. I draw experience from different sources, so I will say they all have their own peculiarity. I am a very flexible person, and have decided to throw myself open so I can learn a lot. They are all great, so I will try picking one or two things from each of them and add them to my own and pray better things will come out of it by God’s grace.

Despite having a good music background before coming to the Project Fame, what have you learnt in the academy?

I have learnt to have confidence in myself. I sing in church but have not been in this kind of platform before. Project Fame is my very first experience, the first time I will appear on TV. At a point, I became nervous. The first time I came on stage, it was written all over me that this guy is scared, but the Faculty members worked on me. I really appreciate them. They helped me manage those weaknesses and now, I’m more confident on stage and believe in myself, despite the fact that I have a small stature.

What was the most challenging thing you encountered in the academy?

Like I said, I do business, so am used to it. I don’t have problem with my co-contestants, don’t quarrel, and I don’t get angry easily, so everything was just fun for me.

While the competition lasted, was there any other contestant you had feelings for?

None.

You were never close to any of them?

One thing is that throughout the competition, I made sure I wasn’t too close to one person. Samuel was my birthday mate; Roland’s bed was beside my bed. As for Immaculate, I learnt from her. But I didn’t really have a favourite.

Was there any contestant’s eviction that really hit you?

Everybody. During the first eviction in the show, people were weeping, but I wasn’t crying. At a point, some of them were like ‘come on, are you not human?’ and I told them that this is a competition and it is normal for people to be evicted. Besides, your crying won’t bring the person back. I was determined that even if I was evicted, I won’t cry, but I focussed on my task. Each time anyone gets evicted, I always feel for them, but that is how it is meant to be.

Since you emerged winner, have you spoken to your girlfriend on phone?

I don’t have a girl friend.

Why?

Nothing, I’m still young.

How old are you?

I’m just 25.

That is not too young to have a girlfriend

I see myself as a young boy. Look at me, do I look like someone that can maintain a girlfriend?

But you’re now a millionaire. Your level has changed?

It’s not about the level, I’m still Olawale and I don’t look like someone that can maintain a girlfriend.

Where do you see Olawale in the next few years?

Majorly, I see myself as a very different person, coming into the music industry with my own originality, and I don’t want to lose it for any reason.

Who is likely to be the first artiste you will work with?

I don’t know. I can’t really predict. Let’s keep our fingers crossed.

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http://www.yabaleftonline.com/2013/10/ASUU-made-me-take-part-in-project-fame.html

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The Lagos State-born Nigerian actress, Mercy Aigbe-Gentry, who practically in no doubt has one of the best bod in the industry, despite having had two children, she took to her instagram timeline to give her fans a sneak peek of her photo-shoot for 'The Make Up', a Nigerian fashion and lifestyle magazine.

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http://www.yabaleftonline.com/2013/10/check-out-mercy-aigbe-stunning-looks-or.html

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A 40 years old man was arrested for locking up his girlfriend's pants using a chastity belt for years just so that she won't cheat on him!

According to CNN, the man's abused, unidentified 25-year-old Mexican girlfriend recently had to tell cops about the abuse after she was left unable to go to the bathroom for several hours because she couldn’t unlatch the padlock on her jeans.
The agonizing pain prompted the woman — who lives in Zacatlame, a poverty-stricken community in the Mexican Gulf state of Veracruz — to go to the police.
She said she was too afraid of her 40-year-old boyfriend to grab a pair of scissors and cut the belt loop to which the lock was attached.

The man got arrested and he admitted to locking his girlfriend's pants and gave cops the key.

Police were ready to make sure he paid for abusing his girlfriend but were shocked when the woman refused to press charges once her abusive boyfriend was detained.
Unable to do anything, the police had to let the suspect free after a few hours.

The following day however, the suspect was made to sign a statement promising never again to use a padlock on his girlfriend or abuse her in any other way.

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http://www.yabaleftonline.com/2013/10/man-locks-up-girlfriend-pants-with.html

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niggadee: lmao headmaster

Azzin ehn

Fynestboi: [color=deeppink]yes na, all those village korean movies abi na chinese them be ni [/color]

Oh.lol, I hate those shii..naah!!

I don't watch those village korean series..its like watching nollywood..reduces the IQ

Which other korean series have you watched? Modern I mean..I've only watched city hunter, playful kiss, boys before flowers, iris,

Fynestboi: [color=deeppink]you also notice that it was myaunt that force me to watch that movie, though i dnt love watchng the modern ones i kinda prefer the local one, [/color]

Local? There are local korean series?

Iris 1 & 2 is fab..season 3 & 4..trash, the lead actor died in season 2.

You need to watch boys over flowers, playful kiss..one of the best korean movies bruh

I can watch city hunter 1 million and one times

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Where these Hair come go na?

http://www.yabaleftonline.com/2013/10/before-hair-went-banky-w-shares.html

Not my handi-work oh. .

I received this. .and decided to share

Oga Presido,

First of all I hail ooo! I no say u no dey cary last. You be confirm warri pikin. But ur middle name Ebele means mercy and make u pity ur children settle their lecturers naa! The matter neva tire u? Suppose say ur pikin wey u born for belle follow us dey house, Sheeh you for never answer our we lecturers them? Una say make we bone kidnapping, militant things and all the bad bad things go enter school, now now na una com dey f**k up. All the things wey them lecturers don teash us for klass we don forget am finish. Last last, na una go still call us “half-baked”, “half-roasted”, abi na “half-fried”. Na una sabi.

Them talk say person no fit run pass him shadow.
We go dey lasgidi dey for you. Na ur time be dis use am well, but we go catch you for 2015. U don forget say youths na we dey vote pass. Na we too dey snatch ballot box, dey do rally and som kain kukere things them wey them dey take win election. U go still nid our help. That time too we go go strike. Shebi u sabi waka for bare feet, u go carry ur leg do ur rally. No thugs for u. We no go snatch ballot make you for win. If any maga try am we go fall am.

So Oga Jona, na ur opportunity be dis ooo. Make u code this stubborn ASUU make dem cary their wahala goback. We no say na rush them go rush us we no send. All join. Na who get leg dey pass exam no be who read. Na still who get leg dey get beta work. Na Naija we dey. So make u do something because our mate dem for private university don graj finish. We don tire to dey beef them. If u no shake bodi fast make u no forget say university of militancy still dey admit. Dey neva release 2nd batch ooo!

May u grit maale Patience for we, thank baba God say she and gran papa Soyinka don settle that their quarrel, 2 agbayas, plus all those bad belle advisers wey u get. God pass them! Bros Amaechi still dey Niger-delta here, the guy don tire for ur mata. We dey grit u for am too. We go stop for here. E go be na. Naija! student for life!
Na ur waffi boy.

http://www.yabaleftonline.com/2013/10/hilarious-pidgin-open-letter-to.html
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El Guapo: [color=#0066ff]Um...Do you have an idea that i cant lift that stuff with both hands?

Someone needs to breakdown this Rocket Science to me [/color]

Why do I have this feeling that you're stalking me?

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This man pictured above carrying a bag of rice with his teeth is named Rasaq Foluku who did the unthinkable on Toni Payne's show recently.

Watch the video below..


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http://www.yabaleftonline.com/2013/10/video-and-photo-man-lifts-bag-of-rice.html

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If you fancy paying the cost of a used car or a plot of land on a smartphone or your father is the KING OF MONEY the Gold HTC One may be just your thing.

The device, which is made with REAL 18 carat gold (the emphasis is HTC’s) is an ultra limited edition created to celebrate the 18th anniversary of the MOBO awards, dedicated to black music in the UK.

Only five units of the Gold HTC One have been manufactured, and one of them will be presented to the winner of the Best Newcomer category at the MOBO awards ceremony on October 19.

Provided you’d be able to secure a unit, the Gold HTC will drain your bank account at a whopping N705,235 ONLY (£2,750) ($4,416)., Don’t Feel Bad if you can’t pay such ridiculous amount though, just paint your Tecno Phantom A+ with a gold colour

http://www.yabaleftonline.com/2013/10/check-out-gold-htc-one-smartphone.html