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sobastical: Sell it and give the money to charity, but he won't do it

Chimezie198: FALLS FROM PALM TREE

Funke Akindele's estranged husband, Kehinde Oloyede recently claimed in one of his recent interview with Encomium magazine that he's building a one-storey building located at Adeniji Jones in Ikeja, for the star actress before they part ways. Anyways the home is now complete. In fact he and some of his family members, excluding some of his said wives are celebrating Eid al-Fitr, marking the end of Ramadan, and house warming now at the new home. See pictures below:

micki83: See as genny just giv ramsey enuff space for d picture! E be like say dem don first quarrel b4 dey take d picture(or perhaps hin neva baff dat day...u know how busy dey get on set,lol)

Jenams: Naija celebs shud hav time to relax and eat good food. Wetin be all dis suffer suffer looks sef? First it was 2face, now see wizzy be like skeleton wey wan disappear! ''Don't take life too seriously. Nobody will ever get out of it alive''

The Cigarette and women might be the reason for your point..I wouldn't doubt you though. Take a critical look at what i cycled in the picture

Wizkid is back in the UK, stopping in London to shoot a new music video.The video was shot by familiar visuals collaborator Mr Moe Musa and styled by Toyin Lawani of Tiannah Styling. Although the Star Boy boss has been releasing new material almost every week, the anticipation for his second studio album remains at an all time high.....
Check out the Pictures

Wow, How time Flies. This Picture was taken at a movie location in 2003. All of them are now superstars..Big boys and girls..Be inspired…You are the Best Big thing, Dont Lose Hope

Security agencies have halted the introduction of a film titled, Boko Haram’ into the country.
The police, in collaboration with the Cinematography Exhibition Control Board, arrested the producer and granted him a police inquiry bail to allow him to edit portions of the film, which is already on the market.

The Ghanaian Times learn that, the film was premiered and exhibited commercially in Nigeria under a different title, however, the name was changed to “Boko Haram” to the chagrin of Ghanaian authorities when it entered the country.

According to a source, the name of the film infuriated Nigerian authorities since the pro-Moslem extreme group was causing havoc in Nigeria.

The source said, Ghanaian authorities, ostensibly mindful of the backlash such an exposure could create when exhibited on the market, requested for a copy of the film as required by law.

The Cinematography Exhibition Board of Control, established under the Cinematography Act 1961 (Act 76), mandates the board to audit any film and classy it before its public exhibition.

Confirming the issues, Mr. Konadu Edjekumhene, a member of the board, said, they (the board) received an application from Double D Production to preview and classify “Boko Haram” when it entered the country early this year.

He said before the Board could take any decision and communicated to the applicant; their attention was drawn to the fact that copies of the film and its porters had already been displayed and was on sale.

Mr. Edjekumhene said the Board then requested for the assistance of the police and arrested the producer to stop the sale and also edit the film to suit Ghanaian standard and taste.

Mr. Edjekumhene said “the Board, in recent times, has been inundated with calls over the quality of audio-visual works (films) being churned out for public viewing by films producers.”

He said checks by the Board revealed that most of the films the public complained about had either been rejected by the Board or were never presented for classification, contrary to section 6 and 7 of the Cinematography Act.

Mr. Edjekumhene said to curb the situation, the Board would present the list of such films which were either rejected or not classified but had found their way to the market to the police for action.

He said, “Henceforth, the board would display the films which have been passed by us on the website of Ministry of Information and Media Relations for the public to take note”.

Nollywood actor, Zack Orji, has condemned the level of indecent dressing among actresses in Nigeria.

The former Chairman of the Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN) and Newly Ordained Man of God noted during an interview that the movies which were originally meant to promote the people's cultural heritage and discipline were being destroyed in the name of civilisation.

"Most movies shown in recent times are capable of destroying the moral background of children as they have become the most popular movie audience.

"Film production must be properly checkmated before circulation because it is wrong for an actor or actress to expose his or her body to the world in the disguise of acting," he said.

Orji said that some actresses were suspended during his regime as the chairman of the Actors Guild. He advised actors and actresses to lead lives worthy of emulation.

He said that in spite of Pastoral job, he still remain an active in the industry but can never accept scripts that promote immorality

Am sorry but I'm not a blogger, journalist or the type that talks too much, that's why the write is not well detailed. I just hope bloggers like linda ikeji would put these up and detail it well well.

Nollywood Actress Ini Edo took to her instagram page to share the Pictures of her Pet. Im sure those Bull dog are dozed already. Chei... lord have mercy

slimmy gold: hahaha see dis mumu,jealous of wat ur HUSBAND,ur CHILDREN,ur PHD.pls wat exactly.

The controversial Nollywood Diva took to her instagram and twitter account to blast her haters and misguided fans. She uploaded a New Picture, claded in read jacket on white shirt and trouser with her infamous blonde hair...
This girl no dey tire lol