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In March, the 22-year-old pop icon let down his fans by announcing that he will be cancelling all future meet-and-greet sessions during his tour. He opened up on how he usually ended up feeling drained and unhappy whenever he met with fans during his shows. “Want to make people smile and happy but not at my expense and I always leave feeling mentally and emotionally exhausted to the point of depression.”

Now the Where are You Now singer is saying he is done taking pictures with fans. In an Instagram post shared yesterday, Bieber wrote that he is always treated like a zoo animal whenever he makes a public appearance and made it clear that it wasn’t his obligation to take pictures with fans.

Read him here:



http://trendsleek.com/2016/05/12/justin-bieber-im-done-taking-pictures-fans-feel-like-zoo-animal-fans-react/

Tim owns a property in Raccoon city, USA. After a tenant moves out, his maintenance walk the units afterwards to access damages and fees. See what they saw in an apartment that once housed one of the finest women on his property.

This fine lady steps into this bathtub to take her bath EVERYDAY!!


http://trendsleek.com/2016/05/08/check-bathroom-pretty-lady-just-moved-apartment-photo/

Star Boy WorldWide Records is about to take over the music world.

The label owned by Nigerian artiste Wizkid has signed three Ghanaian artistes: Efya, R2Bees and Mr. Eazi to his stable. He made the announcement during his performance at the 2016 Ghana Music Awards.

It is another career feat for the act who was featured on Drake’s ‘One Dance’ off his current album VIEWS. They also worked on a remix of the former’s street anthem ‘Ojuelegba’. He has also worked with Chris Brown and Wale.

R2Bees and Efya have collaborated with Wizkid on a number of records.

For the Ghanaian artistes, it is a big step towards their desire to work with American artistes and hopefully invade the American music market.

Long story short, it is a win-win deal.



http://trendsleek.com/2016/05/08/wizkid-signs-efya-r2bees-mr-eazi-star-boy-worldwide-records-play-video/

A group of Nigerians living in South Africa staged a peaceful protest against incessant mass killings by Fulani herdsmen and corruption by politicians. The protesters gathered with placards at the Nigerian Embassy in Pretoria on Friday May 6.



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