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On Saturday August 16th, 2014, Radio/TV personality Toke Makinwa threw a birthday party for her husband, Maje Ayida, at their home on Saturday August 16th and invited few friends and family to celebrate with them.

Check some of the pics, and to those who say their marriage is fake… Ha! Look at that real kiss

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Another track off Dj Jimmy Jatt;s released album. this time featuring BankyW and Phyno.

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Beyonce and Jay Z have wrapped up the U.S. portion of their “On the Run” tour and don’t have another show until September 12 in Paris, so they have a little downtime to hang out as a family. And yesterday Beyonce posted a few pictures on her website to keep fans informed of all the fun they’re having.

According to E! Online, the family stopped by K1 Speed in Torrence, Calif., to go indoor go-karting at family friend’s birthday party. The picture of Jay Z and Blue Ivy is adorable, and Beyonce looks badass as usual.

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1. “It’s fine.” Literally nothing could be less fine.

2. “We should get a drink some time and catch up!” I really do want to catch up with you, but inevitably we’ll just run into each other again six months from now and make this same promise.

3. “I’m almost there!” I left my apartment one minute ago.

4. “I’m just getting one drink and then I’ll be home.” I will loudly slam everything in the kitchen when I get home at 1 a.m. and start making nachos.

5. “Your baby is sooo cute.” All new babies look the same.

6. “How was your weekend?” How long do we have to make polite small talk before I can ask if you finally hooked up with that guy from accounting?

7. “I’m not looking for something serious.” I’m not looking for something serious with you.

8. “What’s your name?” I’m not sure why I’m asking this question because I am 100 percent not going to remember your reply. Jessica? Jamie? Oh, Betty, sorry.

9. “I’m about to get on the subway/in my car. Can I call you back?” This conversation needs to end right now.



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President of the Made Men Music Group, Ubi Franklin has survived a ghastly auto crash after a night out in three different night clubs. Ubi, who was in company of some friends, had attended three night clubs on Friday, August 15, 2014 and was on his way home in the early hours of Saturday, August 16, 2014 when his car tumbled and crashed on Victoria Island.

Narrating his near death experience on his Instagram account early on Saturday morning, Ubi wrote:

‘In Every situation Give Thanks. I had a few friends who were celebrating Birthdays last nite and in was invited to party with them at a Club on Victoria Island. I got into the car and was so tired to Drive to one of my friends Drove, on our way back I saw a friend I haven’t seen in a while at another club trying to park I stopped to say hi and we entered the second club after a few minutes I decided to leave, right outside the club is a shawarma spot I got some and then I and my friends were headed Home and I was trying to eat my sharwama while my friend drove us home.

That’s the Last I could remember. I found myself covered with Airbags and I came out of that car that tumbled and a good Samaritan took us to the Hospital. I am here asking anyone who can Pray or who is about to Pray!! To put me and my friends in Prayers God saved us all. Thank You and Good morning #ubifranklin’



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The long time friendship between Nollywood actress Tonto Dike and celebrity stylist ‘Toyin Lawani’ may have just hit the rocks.

The real cause of the fall out is yet to be ascertained, as both parties have not been reachable since the news broke. However, it all began when a furious Toyin Lawani took to her instagram page yesterday to take swipes at the actress and her new stylist ‘Jeremiah Ogbodo’, calling them thieves and threatening to sue them for stealing her designs.

Tonto Dike is however not taking the allegations likely at all, She has just responded to Toyin lawani calling her an attention seeker looking for cheap publicity.

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Weird MC‘s sister, Dupe Idowu is at the moment, getting married to her long time fiancée, Jimi. The wedding, which kicked off a few hours ago, is being held at the Yard 158 event centre, Oregun, Lagos. In attendance are the rapper and a few friends and family members.

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Adaeze Yobo, wife of ex-super eagles star Joseph Yobo recently raised eyebrows after posting a sexually explicit picture of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West online.

The mother of two might be seeking the attention of celebrity couple Kanye and Kim after she posted a digitally altered photo of them on Instagram, with the caption ‘warrisdis?

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The hype and buzz on social media from the award winning duo Paul and Peter Okoye ‘P Square’ as regards their forthcoming 6th album has been on the increase in recent weeks. Just last night, the duo were at the Mavin headquarters in Lekki, Lagos to work with Don Jazzy on a song for the yet-t-be-titled album.

Peter Okoye shared a picture of the twins with Don Jazzy and he captioned it ‘You don’t expect anything less when you see us in the kitchen with @donjazzy #6thalbum’.

Jazzy also tweeted to warn followers the new Psquar album will be phenomenal

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The Kardashian sisters say they will pull the plug on the shooting of season 10 of their reality TV show unless some thief who has been stealing from them is caught.

The ‘Keeping Up With The Kardashians’ stars believe that the unknown bandit is someone who works for the TV show because in all the thefts, there has been no signs of forced entry.

Of recent, they have suffered series of theft, as $4K was stolen from Kourtney’s Hampton’s rental, $50K taken from Kourtney’s Calabasas home and a jewely worth $250K went missing in Khloe’s house.

TMZ reports that the Kardashian sisters, Kim, Kourtney and Khloe, are urging the E! Network, the show’s producers to compel every crew member to take a lie detector, otherwise they won’t be appearing in the next season of the show which commences in October.

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American Porn star, Christy Mack was has shared on social media pictures of the injuries she says she got from former boyfriend, who beat her to a pulp.

She was hospitalised in Las Vegas on Friday, after suffering numerous broken bones, a ruptured liver and cuts from a kitchen knife, allegedly from her ex lover, a Mixed martial arts fighter, who goes by the moniker ‘War Machine’, real name Jon Koppenhaver.

Koppenhaver is a mixed martial arts fighter who is known in the ring as War Machine.

Mack tweeted pictures of her injuries on Monday, 11 August, and her account of what transpired.

She wrote: “Without a single word spoken, he began beating my friend; once he was finished, he sent my friend away and turned his attention to me. He made me UnCloth and shower in front of him, then dragged me out and beat my face. I have no recollection of how many times I was hit, I just know that my injuries resulted from my beating.

“My injuries include 18 broken bones around my eyes, my nose is broken in 2 places, I am missing teeth and several are broken. I am unable to chew, or see out of my left eye.
My speech is slurred from my swelling and lack of teeth. I have a fractured rib and severely ruptured liver from a kick to my side. My leg is so badly injured I have not been able to walk on my own.”

“I also attained several lesions from a knife he got from my kitchen. He pushed the knife in me in some areas such as my hand, ear, and head. He also sawed off much of my hair with this dull knife. After some time, the knife broke off the handle and [he] continued to threaten me with the blade.

Koppenhaver remains at large and Mack says there is a $10,000 reward being offered for his capture.

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Pop star Rihanna, has been linked with a potential takeover of Liverpool.

According to Mundo Deportivo, Riri is eyeing a bid to buy the Anfield side. The report claims that the Diamonds singer was trying to set up her own footballing academy in her native Barbados, befor venturing into club ownership.

The Reds finished second last season behind Manchester City, despite scoring 101 Premier League goals. The club is currently run by the Fenway Sports Group, who have not shown any readiness to sell the club any time soon.

Rihanna’s new love for football, may not be unconnected to the 2014 World Cup, where she was a consistent spectator at stadia and engaged with her fans on social media about matches.

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Kcee is clearly a guy pushing the fashion envelope, and a few days ago he pushed it to a limit that some of his fans might think is a bit too far. We wont put our comments down here but we’ll let you decide if it’s a fashion hit or a fashion miss.

NBA star, Russell Westbrook is well known for pushing the fashion walls to the limits, maybe Kcee is following his style.

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Aristokrat Records is back at it again!

After the online and airwave conquest, and the release of their artistes’ E.Ps and Mixtapes over the past quarter, Aristokrat’s new foray is a collaborative effort by the entire artist line-up on a fresh new banger titled “Carpe Diem”. The single was produced by in-house producer, Leriq, and features Pucado, Kamar, Ozone and Mojeed.


Aristokrat is releasing two more tracks, leading to the launch of the Aristokrat Records website in August, as part of ‘AR August’. These activities are a follow-up to the ‘AR August’ 2013, in which Aristokrat released Burna Boy‘s “L.I.F.E” album, introduced Kamar, Ozone and Mojeed.



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The Nigerian music industry is probably one of the most interesting yet difficult businesses in the world. It has always been competitive, and these days, income is becoming harder and harder to find. Music as a whole is one of those vocations that gets in your blood and keeps you dreaming throughout most of your life, unless you do something about it. A person with great dreams can achieve great things. Making a little money playing music on the side isn’t so hard, but in order to turn a passion into a career, you have to want it more than anything else. Though there is a ton of luck involved, many factors can be influenced to put you in a position to launch a musical career.

BE EXCEPTIONAL

You can’t make it in this business unless the music you make is EXCEPTIONALLY good. ‘Good’ means that it has a market (beyond your loyal friends and family) and that you can create a standard substantially higher than average.

It’s a harsh reality to face but, looking at the law of averages, it stands to reason that not everyone will be above the center line. If enough unbiased people are telling you that what you do is impressive, do everything you can to become even better. Devote time, effort and – yes – money to fueling your dream. If nothing is ventured then nothing is gained.



QUALITY AUDIO

When people hear your joint for the first time they will be expecting a certain level of audio quality. You need to ensure that your productions are well recorded, mixed and present the musical content in the best possible way for that all important first impression. Did you get your track mastered? Why not? Mastering is as important as mixing. Even if your music is presented as a low quality MP3, it still needs to be well mixed/mastered and arranged to capture the listeners attention the first time it is heard. A weak mix without impact will not be able to do your melodic work justice.



PROMOTION

Never assume that your music will have so much appeal that it will sell itself. Quality alone is no guarantee of success – we all know of music that we think deserves a wider audience while, conversely, we also hear music whose success seems inexplicable. These successes and failures can be explained by a single word – PROMOTION.

People who don’t know your music exists can’t buy it and that’s true even if it’s the best song ever written. Like the Warri adage; “na who buy form dey win Miss World”.

Any and all ways of letting potential fans know of your existence must be explored. Ignoring promotion in favour of churning out new material will guarantee that your fan base won’t expand beyond your friends and family.



HIRE PROFESSIONALS

As your profile grows, it might be time to bring in specialist marketing/promotional personnel. Generally, such people are hired to raise the awareness of your product.

Specialists like this spend their lives keeping in touch with people you’ll find it hard to reach yourself, such as newspaper and radio journalists, pluggers, music bloggers, gig bookers and other essential Nigerian industry contacts. You’ll effectively employ them to take your product to market and work as hard as possible to ensure that awareness of your record moves a few crucial rungs up the ladder. Often, the momentum generated by a few months of carefully planned marketing can be sustained by you thereafter.



CREATE A CATCHY IMAGE

Most musicians in Nigeria severely underestimate the importance of their image. Yes, music is about ‘music’, but music business success is about a total package that includes music, image and visual during live performances, among other things that need to be fully developed and integrated in a congruent way.

It is undeniable that image plays a dominant role in the Nigerian music industry. Once you enter the realm of the music industry, you instantly have to consider perception; how are you perceived, and what are you transmitting. I would almost go as far as saying that image is just as important, if not more than the music itself. This is because certain bands (going back to Psquare, Flavour and D’banj) have proved that once you get the imagery right, the music does not have to be that good anymore. Image is an aspect of the music industry that is often overlooked by many musicians, and it could be argued that a strong image is what separates commercially successful musicians from others.


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Microsoft founder, Bill Gates has treated his family to a multi-million dollar Mediterranean vacation.

The richest man in the world and his family enjoyed themselves on a $330 million yacht, which was chartered to the tune of $5 million a week. His wife Melinda and children Rory, Jennifer and Phoebe spent time together on the yacht, moored off the billionaire’s playground of Porto Cerv, Sardinia.

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After a surprised return to the music scene in April 2014 with the single Showkey Show, the Gala Messenger, Daddy Showkey is set to bless our ear and burst our speakers with a spanking follow up tone titled Asalamabeez featuring Five Star Music artiste, Harry Song and produced by Chimbalin.

Also be on the look out for the visual and that of it’s first single Showkey Show directed by Aje Filmworks.


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This is an exclusive interview in which i will like you to read on my blog. Kindly read here

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Your songs have been making waves in the industry. How do you feel about it?

I’m glad that people like it How did you get into music? I developed an interest in music by listening to radio at a very tender age, In 2002, my mom introduced me to a keyboardist who taught me how to play music instruments. From there, I dedicated myself fully to music.

How did you meet Ice Prince, Jesse Jagz and Ice Prince?

My keyboardist introduced me to Ice Prince, M.I and Jesse Jagz some years ago.

You seem close to Ice Prince, what’s your relationship like?

Ice Prince is more like a brother to me.He has helped me a lot in my career. I do follow him to shows and interviews just to learn and see how things go in the industry. That was how I put up my first record, a freestyle ‘Red Rose’ after which I was nominated for Rookie of the year in 2012.I was surprised because I hadn’t put out the video for the song.

Tell us about Grip Boiz music crew?

Grip Boiz music crew was formed by me, Ice Prince, Endia and Justice in Jos. It was initially called Republicans, so when Ice Prince left for Lagos, I took charge of the group, then we changed the name to grip. We were dropping tracks every week and eventually became big in Jos, but presently we are based in Lagos.

Are there difficulties you face recording with the crew?

No. We all live together. Me and Chopstix stay in the same house but different rooms, he wakes up, creates a beat, we freestyle on it, and that’s how we record. We don’t record under pressure.

When is your album likely to drop?

No particular date [is set] yet for the album, but the extended project (EP) ‘ Marley Project’ will drop this year. I’m presently working on both projects at the same time.

In such a competitive music industry, how do you plan to stand out?

They’ve been telling me that ever since I came into the game, but I have just been myself. I hardly listen to what is out there, I don’t worry about what others are doing and so far, I’ve been winning.

How did your parents feel about you leaving medical school for music?

My mom was cool about it. She didn’t dispute my decision, although she always wanted me to be a medical doctor. I spent three years studying medicine, but when it got to the fourth year I could not cope because all I could think about was music, [so] I called my mom [and told her] that it can’t work, [and] that I would switch to a four year course, which was accounting.

So have you graduated?

No, I’m in my final year

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Singer Kenny Saint Brown is displeased with the lack of recognition thriving entertainers, such as Davido have gotten from public office holders.

In a recent chat with EDP, she said she’s not happy about ‘government neglect of the youth’, particularly those in the entertainment industry.

‘For instance, Davido has won Best African act awards at 3 international awards this year and yet no governor or brand has said well-done to him for making Nigeria proud simply because it’s not sports. Imagine the hype and government support for Blessing Okagbare who won Gold at Glasgow, so much that Governor Uduaghan personally went to Glasgow to congratulate her, this is simply because we don’t have a structure to support entertainment.’ KSB, as she’s fondly called, is going into politics next year and says she wants to focus on youth development, among other issues…

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‘Wizzy baby loke loke/Seb’Oluwa lo se o/Owo n wole wa/Seb’Oluwa lo se o ah/Lagos today and London tomorrow/Oluwa lo se o/Omo jaiye jaiye/Seb’Oluwa lo se oh ah’ – Wizkid, ‘Jaiye Jaiye’.‎

Wizkid turned 24 years old this year and he was determined to make it the most memorable birthday he’s ever had. In fact, he pretty much tried to make it the most expensive he’s ever going to have. Going by recent activities and forthcoming plans, when the Nigerian Pop star is done celebrating his born day, EDP estimates a total of N20m would have been spent! Already, Wizzy had a birthday party planned for him by Hennessy Nigeria. The all-star gig was held at Escape Nightclub, Victoria Island, Lagos. Insiders tell us, unlike any other night at the club, sales were pitched up for the special occasion. ‘Drinks sold a lot more on the night, there was henny everywhere but the bar cashed out nicely’.

There was also an almost overhaul of the vicinity; the entrance was beautified with a red carpet and a backdrop. An estimate of expenses incurred on the night totals approximately N3m. On July 27, Wizkid says he’ll be taking the party from Lagos to Miami, as he will be riding along the Atlantic Ocean, celebrating with friends on a yacht. The private party holds a day after his upcoming concert in NYC.

‘A lucky Wizkid fan gets to attend my private yacht party on the 27th of July in Miami. i’ll be picking a fan at the NYC Concert on the 26th’, Wizkid announced a week ago. Wizkid will most probably be flying with his StarBoy crew – flight expenses and accommodation for at least three days total about $25,000 (N4,000,000). EDP reached out to a couple of Luxury motor yacht rental services in Miami who all sent in several pricing for one-day bookings. The average price totalled approximately $72,500 (N11,600,000). The service comes with choice drinks, food and security.

Wizkid says he will be having six parties to celebrate his birthday; one down, five more to go..

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Fear of Losing Reception

Nomophobia is the fear of losing cell phone contact. Yes, this is real. In today’s world, some people just can’t stand the idea of not being able to pick up their Blackberry or iPhone and text or call someone – anyone.

Fear of the Color Purple

So, if I secretly painted your bedroom eggplant while you were at work one day, you wouldn’t be very happy about that? The fear of the color purple (I kid you not) is called Porphyrophobia.

Fear of Your Own Reflection

Unless you’re chanting “Bloody Mary, Bloody Mary” into the mirror in a dark bathroom, I’m not sure what’s so bad about looking at your own reflection. But some people, with Spectrophobia, can’t stand to glance at their own face, even in a window. At least that’s a few less people who will be taking pictures of themselves in the mirror and posting them to Facebook.

Fear of Relatives

This one probably makes sense to some people. Syngenesophobia is the fear of relatives. I hope your fear of your in-laws isn’t this intense!

Fear of Magic

Maybe these people watched too much Criss Angel as children. Rhabdophobia is the fear of magic or magic wands (it can also refer to the fear of being beaten with a rod or being harshly criticized). I have a feeling they didn’t read ‘Harry Potter.’

Fear of a Drafty Hallway

Drafts are definitely annoying, but are they scary? Some people find a draft from a window or door, swallowing air and airborne illnesses (ok, I get that one) to be terrifying. These people have a fear called Aerophobia. Fear of air? You better have a tube of caulk and a roll of duct tape handy at all times.

Fear of Mismatched Socks

Ok, so this phobia, called Asymmetriphobia, is really the fear of asymmetry – but mismatched socks are definitely asymmetrical. Don’t let anyone else do your laundry!

Fear of Numbers

These people must hate their birthdays. The fear of numbers or math is called Arithmophobia. Good luck graduating from high school with this one!


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Nigerian singer Burna Boy clocked 23 on Wednesday, July 2, 2014. The ‘Won da mo’ singer celebrated his 23rd birthday at Pravada, Victoria Island, Lagos, on Friday, 4th July 2014. DJ Lambo, DJ Spinall, Wande Coal, Olisa Adibua, Moet Abebe, Maria Okanrende, Fred Amata and others were around to turn up with Burna.

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Wizkid is hoping to make his 24th birthday the biggest and most memorable ever; the Pop star is planning to host a birthday gig on private yacht in Miami. Wizzy turns 24-years-old on July 16 but says he’ll be turning up on July 27, a day after his Live Nation concert in New York. He also says a lucky fan will be joining him. ‘My Birthday party is about to be mental! yaaaaa!!!! A lucky Wizkid fan gets to attend my private yacht party on the 27th of July in Miami. I’ll be picking a fan at the NYC Concert on the 26th (sic)’,
Wizzy wrote on his Twitter.
A lucky Wizkid fan gets to attend my private yacht party on the 27th of July in Miami. i’ll be picking a fan at the NYC Concert on the 26th. — Wizkid Ayo Balogun (@wizkidayo) July 3, 2014

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You remember Diana King right? All of us that rocked “Shy Guy” and “L-L-Lies” will certainly do. Well she’s currently in Nigeria to do a collabo with none other than Praiz. Well this should be fun. We definitely can’t wait to hear what the final product will be, and be sure to be right here on www. where you’ll get the scoop first.

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Every year, thousands of girls compete in various beauty pageants across Nigeria. While the organisers may believe that they are helping our girls to feel “beautiful,” they are also in many other ways causing significant damage to the self-esteem and body perception of other girls. The girl who won may feel as beautiful as the prettiest woman ever created, but what about the girls who didn’t win? How do they feel? I spoke with some past contestants of one of the pageants (the girls that didn’t win) and asked them why they think they didn’t win, and this is what some of them said, “Because I wasn’t pretty enough,” “Because the organisers didn’t like me,” “Because it is a racket and who knows what she has offered,” etc. Things like this inspire jealousy, low self-esteem, and other self destructive behaviours such as self isolation, social anxiety, eating disorder, drug abuse, personality disorder, bitterness and social phobia among our girls.
Beauty pageants in Nigeria should be sanctioned. Where do we draw the line between “beauty pageant” and “prostitution?” These pageant organisers and agencies are doing nothing but exploiting our girls in order to make money. The society is becoming so twisted and our sense of right and wrong is becoming so skewed. You gather politicians and paedophiles to watch girls in G-strings and bikinis wriggling their waists all in the name of making a show for TV. Are the contestants always meant to lie about their beliefs and relationship status in order to get a good score? Have we totally lost sight of what is morally right and wrong?
Beauty contests seem pointless to me. To tell a woman to submit to someone else’s definition of beauty is crazy. So when the contest is over and someone wins, does that immediately make them more beautiful than the rest? Are they more beautiful according to a panel of judges? I think it is a sick idea and the money spent organising these beauty contests can be more useful for other causes.
Beauty pageant has been nothing but degrading and harmful to our women and children. It turns our women into objects to be used and played with. It makes the women that don’t make it through feel bad about their looks and even those that do get through feel like they still have to do something more to look prettier. These beauty pageants also set false standards about how beautiful women are supposed to look. So, just because a woman is thin with certain looks, it makes them more beautiful? And women that are thick or big can’t be pretty or beautiful? All they have succeeded in saying is that beauty is only skin deep. Well my friend, it isn’t.
Isn’t it bad enough seeing young Nigerian girls forcing eating disorders on themselves just to be perceived as prettier? ‘I am so fat and it is just not healthy’ has become the chorus of every girl on the street. Parents have become very competitive trying to make their daughters more beautiful than their neighbours’ by forcing their children to make unnecessary adjustments to their bodies to look better than their peers. Now we see six-year-olds having hair extensions, permanent mascara and waxed eyebrows. Do these children really need to be exposed to such things to know that they are beautiful? Do we need our children to think that their looks are judged and if they don’t stand out among their peers, they are not beautiful?
Can a woman ever have a sincere appreciation of her body when the only time she is ever praised for her looks is after hours of preparation with dozens of beauty products? Beauty pageants can only judge what we can see at first glance, and women are so much more than that. The society needs to protect the children from the sick idea of assembling girls in camps and tasking them with over-sexualised dance routines. These beauty pageants can only ingrain into our women that in order to be beautiful, they need to be skinny, which for some body types is incredibly unhealthy. Sincerely, what is the moral behind these beauty pageant shows? How have they helped the society in general? With sports, we can talk about mental discipline, fitness and advance body control. For all the money that beauty pageants cost to organise, is it really worth it? Of all the things you could expose our girls to, are pageants really the best thing out there?
When you teach people that beauty is only on the outside, it can cause major problems, not only health problems but social, physical and mental problems also. If a beautiful girl enters a pageant and doesn’t win, she may begin to consider herself ugly or fat or too skinny. Beauty pageants create a lot of problems that can affect not only the girl but the people she surrounds herself with.
Women have always demanded respect from men. Not only should they demand it, I think they deserve it. But why make them scamper around in G-strings and bikinis showing off their bodies, knowing that men are going to go “gaga” and lick their lips. I don’t want to sound disrespectful, but can you blame the men? Men will always be men. We can’t change our nature, but you know what we can change. We can change the fact that our women are naked and competing to be “the most beautiful in the world.” We shouldn’t endorse beauty contest because it brings money to some people. I believe that there are still a handful of women out there that share the sentiment that beauty contests are wrong and give men the wrong idea of what a “true wife” looks like.



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Lupita Nyong’o has been crowned the most beautiful woman in the world by People Magazine US. Speaking to the magazine, the Oscar winning ’12 years a slave’ actress, who was pleased after the news broke out, said: ‘It was exciting and just a major, major compliment, I was happy for all the girls who would see me on it and feel a little more seen.’ She also commented on how it helped her believe in her beauty, saying: ‘Subconsciously you start to appreciate those things more than what you possess. My mother always said I was beautiful, and I finally believed her at some point.’ Report says People magazine’s latest list will hit news stands later this week, but the top ten has already been revealed online. Below are the top ten:
1. Lupita Nyong’o 2. Kerri Russell



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While in Greece for a wedding job, celebrity hair and make-up artist Edee Beau shares hot pics of her in a high waisted bikini bott*m and leopard print bikini top on her instagram pages. SayingIm not the skinny girl, I have cellulite, I have stretch marks but Im confident in my own skin #edeebeau #greeceHot mama!


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Remember when Ali Baba predicted Dban’j selling Koko Holdings for billions of dollars? I think that might be happening gradually as D’banj is channeling his energy to take the Koko Holdings to a greater height.
The richest man in Africa, Aliko Dangote recently endorsed D’Banj’s Koko garri. Now, D’Banj has moved even higher! Pictured above is D’Banj with Bill Gates, the richest man in the world and from his tweet earlier on today, seems they are working together on a new project. D’Banj is unstoppable



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