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kilokeys:
same beats..


they are all waiting for the gods to give another trendy beat so they can all follow and copy..

then create something incoherent phrases, loop it and jump about.

The Ace comedian , his beautiful wife and son attended comedian I Go Save’s daughter’s birthday party..What a beautiful family!

Family first!

ENTERTAINMENTTania Omotayo Looking Stunning In Pink! Photo By Naijaonpoint | May 11, 2015 20SHARESSHARE TWEET SHARE SHARE 0 COMMENTS


Tania Omotayo shared a photo of herself looking absolutely fab in a pink dress that stole our shine even on a Sunday evening.
Wizkid’s girlfriend, as she is more frequently called revealed she couldn’t decide on which pose she preferred between the left and the right. “Couldn’t decide on a pose… Went to support @shopmaju today!!! Such a lovely event!!!! Rocking the Tania dress from her collection” she captioned.

Are you feeling her look? We are

In terms of fashion, the original African Queen of Tuface, Annie Idibia has definitely stepped up her game over the months as she is fast developing her own style. Over the weeks, the actress has been experimenting with her style and so far she has not been doing badly. Annie who is currently in Dubai shared photos of herself hanging out with friends where she wore only a long Denim shirt and white trendy heels.


https://instagram.com/p/2Pem0lAMXl/?taken-by=annieidibia1

Brugo:
This man is the best governor in the history of Nigeria. Lagos is one of the most difficult states to govern in the world yet he pulled it off nicely.

U are right.

julietchic:
another problem. good for him

Na wa oo

EfeEj:
Thanks, please mail me for the estimate

Can pls do an estimate for a 2/3, bedroom . my email is joygab20032003@yahoo.com.

Thanks

EfeEj:
This project commenced in august 2014 and was billed to be completed in 16 weeks. It is a country home for a nigerian celebrity. The happy client delivery took of his keys at 24 weeks (after weeks of delay in funding from client). It is a 4 bedroom raised bungalow with 2 luxurious living room space, ante room, dining, art gallery, 4 bathrooms one visitors toilet. I would post pictures of the different stages of this project

Efe Ej . pls can u give a rough estimate of this project pls . This a nice job.

Some fans will never stop Poke nosing and attacking without Head, without brain, without full details!... They can judge Picture without Reading the Message or write up with it!... Smh!...

Ghanaian actor, Chris Attoh, needs no introduction in entertainment circles. With over a decade of acting experience, he says that Nigeria has blessed him with a lot. He speaks with OVWE MEDEME on a couple of issues, including family, career and life as an actor.

HOW has it been with you?

My career has been very exciting. It has been almost 15 years down the line. I remember when I said I was going to do this, thinking nothing is going to stop me. And here we are. At the moment we are on the set of Shuga and it is an amazing show. It is not just a television show. I can say that when you find yourself in a position like this on a set for MTV, you know that you have done something right with your career.

How many seasons of Shuga have you been on?

I was in the first season in Nigeria. This is the fourth season but it is my second appearance. It can only get better.

You are playing the role of a young man who used his wife as a punching bag on Shuga. Is that your true nature?

It is a character that I can relate to because to be able to give that performance, you end up doing a lot of research that can immerse you in that world. So for me, it is relatable. But it is also relatable for the many victims out there, who are victims of a true representation of the character I play which could be any young man. You can’t tell it on his face. It is not written on his face but at the end of the day, he is an abuser and a wife beater and there are serious laws to protect victims as well as to punish offenders.

This is why a role like that is attractive to me especially given that one way or another, I am playing something very far away from myself but it speaks volumes. That’s the point. This is the fourth season if Shuga and I still play the character who is well known for his wife beating characteristic but there is more to see this season as we are delving into deeper areas.

As an actor, you are prominent in Ghana but as it is, is it right to say you are gradually taking in permanent space in the Nigerian movie industry?

We are fast approaching a world where it is no longer about Ghollywood or Nollywood. We have independent producers who are now looking to make a great African films. This is also why we are all mixing. You can’t just have Nigerian actors in one platform or just Ghanaian actors in one production. When you mix it up, the magic is more. My attraction to Nollywood is that Nigeria is also the hub.

Whatever it is, Nigeria is the LA. You can live in New York, you can live where you want but if you are on film, you will probably always fly to LA or Hollywood to do the work. Nigeria is the LA in these parts. I say that because if anything is going to happen, the auditions are here in Nigeria. Most of my work on the international front has been founded here on Nigerian soil. And of course,I especially have been blessed with much from Nigeria including a beautiful Nigerian wife (smiles).

What has been your biggest challenge in the industry?

I think my biggest challenge as an actor has been choice. In a growing industry where you are looking for the best stages and the best platforms, I’ve never limited myself. I’ve never had to, which is why as a Ghanaian you find me here in Nigeria. I’ve done some productions in the States also.

As one who has acted in Ghana and Nigeria, what relative difference or similarities do you see in both industries?

The similarities are very much like the culture. There are so many similarities with the Ghanaian and the Nigerian culture. It is funny. I mean, if you want to go back in history, you are talking about pretty much the same people. Because the Ghanaians migrated from here. Especially where I am from, the Ghanaians migrated from the Nigerian people. They were among the Yorubas who came and settled. The similarities are many. In our food, in the way we talk, the way we express ourselves. So you find that especially in the desire.

The same desire for both industries to thrive. You have a smaller industry in Ghana pushing to give quality stuff. Wee have a much bigger industry here with more varieties and with numbers. Huge numbers. Nigeria always has the numbers which has created more varieties. So we have two thriving and yet challenging markets that are striving to be the very best that they can be. And I foresee that we will get there because now we are looking at a world where Kenyans, Ghanaians, south Africans and Nigerians are all together in one production. It will finally get better.

What was growing up in Ghana like?

I had the privilege of getting my fundamental education in Ghana. I moved on to London to study but ended up not studying. I ran out of school. And then I lived in the States for a while. But pretty much my upbringing was about the simple things. It was about appreciating what you had. As the son of a Chief, you are privileged with a few things but you are also taught to appreciate these things so that if you are left in a world where these things are no longer here, it won’t be about that.

What were you supposed to study in London?



I went because of a course that I wanted to do at the London Film and Television Institute. It was a television presenting course because I started as a television presenter. But by the fourth week in school, I discovered how to make money by working for the Queen. By the sixth week, I had quit school and was working about four jobs and making a lot of money. But one way or the other, that was not my portion. Something brought me back home and that was the beginning or reinventing my career.

What is your biggest vice?

I think my biggest vice would be caring too much. Whenever I have the opportunity, I would always encourage other people to do the same. Imagine a world where all I cared about was you, and all you cared about was the next person. I think we will all truly look after each other. Unfortunately, we are increasingly faced with a world where we are taught that separation is the key. It is not the key. We are all one.

You are also on Tinsel…

Tinsel has been a huge blessing in my career. It was a training ground for a lot of the things I’m able to do today and I’ll always be grateful to Mnet for that. On a personal level, I’m also very grateful because that is also where I met my beautiful wife and it has been wonderful since I got married to her. It is like we are acting every day.

What was the attraction when you first met her?

The attraction to my wife when I first met her is, her birthday is on the 18th of May while mine is on the 17th. That is the first thing that caught my attention. I said this must be my sister. If I’m a day before her, then our thoughts are probably the same and our desires are the same. We did find out that our desires are the same. She is an amazing person. When Dami walks into a room, she steals the attention so it is very hard not to notice her. Obviously I was meeting new people, new faces but she definitely made an impression.

Will your child be Nigerian or a Ghanaian?

(Laughs). First of all, it is interesting that you ask that question because the beautiful thing is that my child is a reflection of the world that I get to enjoy and the world that I get to share. My child is a reflection of Ghana as well as Nigeria. As the great Kwame Nkrumah desired, that is true power, where Africa comes together.

When you got married to a Nigerian, did your Ghanaian sisters not get angry with you?

My Ghanaian sisters, my Nigerian sisters, my Canadian sisters, my American sisters were all angry. Don’t mind me. That is all I’ll say.

What was your reaction?

My reaction is that you enjoy life until you find that one person who you decide you will not let go, you want to share the rest of your life with that person. Unfortunately, it has to be one person. It beats being whether the person is Ghanaian or Nigerian or Italian. I was lucky to find myself a hot, beautiful Nigerian woman. Me, I need some fire in my life, so there you go.

If you have to settle down somewhere, where would that be?

That is an interesting question because I am thinking about that now. I’ve had the pleasure of exploring the world. I don’t think that I’m done yet. Home will always be home but now that I already have two homes, Nigeria and Ghana. But I think that at the end of the day, home is where the heart is and where family is for me now. And that is what I’m loving about it. Whether it is in the States, whether it is in the moon, as long as my family is around, I’m alright.

As one acts and your wife also acts.

To remember that every moment is golden, to appreciate everyday as it comes and to take it one day at a time.

What plans do you have for when the job takes both of you away from home?

What we get to that bridge, we will cross it. Really, there is nothing impossible. Many have done it and I suppose we are coming as well.

Richard Mofe Damijo, popularly known as RMD, is one veteran in Nollywood that has continued to put smiles on the faces of his fans despite delving into politics. The Commissioner for Culture and Tourism in Delta State has remained a big part of the movie industry, which he also confirmed. The actor also confirmed in an interview that his handsome look has made him attractive to many female admirers. He said these admirers will always be there to flatter a good looking entertainer all the time.

However, RMD stressed that he belongs to his wife.

“At night I come back home to the rightful owner which is my wife. No woman calls me at night. Even if they try, I don’t pick because that is my family time,” the actor said.

“For my female fans, God will bless them for admiring me more. When you are in the entertainment business (especially as a male), the tendency for you to have female admirers is sure. They must flatter you whether you like it or not. You cannot avoid it,” he added

Nollywood Actress Tayo Sobola well known as sotayo recently reactivated her political movement with APC. Sotayo has just unveiled  her new look in new photos. Tayo Sobola who played the lead double (twins) in ‘Corper Jide’, a movie she produced, is a stunner anyday.

She is another trend setter to look out for. The beautiful actress was born and raised by a Catholic father, and a Muslim mum (which explains why is also known as Anthonia and Aisha).

Guyz what can you say?

Adaeze share her bundle of Joy on her instagram page

Congrats to Joseph yobo & family

lalasticlala:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/lagos-pdp-calls-for-cancellation-of-presidential-election-results/

April fool.

efilefun:
JONA PRISON ROOM 101,FAYOSE ROOM102,ASARI ROOM 103,MAMA PEACE ROOM 104

The vote from Borno, Sokoto, Kebbi, benue and bauchi will be like.. Hold on, Hold on, pick 2, pick 3, pick 3, pick 2, general market, suspension,Last card. Check Up!

januzaj:
#JonathanNowThatYouAreGone
.
stealing is now corruption

Ojukwu is dead but his manhood lives on. . PEJ

januzaj:
#JonathanNowThatYouAreGone
.
stealing is now corruption

Ojukwu is dead but his manhood lives on.

Everyone is getting ready for the 2015 General Elections and as the country prepares for another historical moment, Nigerian celebrities are also prepared to fully participate.

Well said , @spiksdatroof

Who dem dey fool? Na today

ISpiksDaTroof:
If your downpayment is not $2million or better theres no way you're buying a house like that in New York, even if you live upstate. Thats a $15-20million house Im looking at just from the section shown in the pic. She's not a U.S citizen or resident so for a house like that she's either coming up with the full cost of the house, or a down payment of like 70-85%. So, except she somehow coughed up like $12million....

Common sense tells me this pic was culled from the internet.

The music star pictured yesterday rocking a ripped jeans. Hit or miss, guys?

In a bid to winning the forthcoming presidential election, President Goodluck Jonathan have been having series of meetings with entertainers in Lagos. Reacting to this, Punch Columnist and celebrity critic, Etcetera in an article published today, adviced  the President to stop wasting his time on entertainers who can't even influence votes in their families left alone the entire nation. His words below...
Once again, Nollywood and President Jonathan are disconnected from the priorities of Nigerians. Millions are hungry and the country is headed off a cliff and what we get is the President having weekly dinner with celebs at Eko Hotel. Mr. President should know that all entertainers in the country won’t amount to a spoon of water in the bucket of our population. I agree that our entertainers judging by recent behaviour are now seen as hungry men and women with insatiable appetite, but Mr. President, the larger part of the society are equally hungry and should be fed as well.
Why feed just the entertainers? Isn’t that discrimination? What will the entertainers say to Jonathan except the usual lies and half truths? Can a man with a mouthful of undeserved food speak or say the truth? An assessment of the lifestyle of these entertainers gives a false picture of the situation of things as it affects the society at large. I got your invite for the first dinner which held at Eko Hotel and I boycotted it because I felt that any event by the government at this point in time should be about reassuring the people that the government feels their pains deeply with promises of working tirelessly to bring an end to the underlying causes of such situations in this country, not getting together to eat small chops and samosa while most Nigerians are languishing. It was very embarrassing waking up the next morning to see our shameless celebrities posing with their invites on social media which invariably means they are telling their fans and the masses who brought them to fame that they are enjoying the good life and everyone else can go to hell.

One entertainer jokingly asked why the President is having these dinners with (the same set of) celebs all the time. I wanted to attribute it to youth empowerment but on a second thought, If Mr. President has a genuine interest in youth empowerment, hosting a few entertainers doesn’t cut across as empowering the youth.

I think Mr. President has been wrongly advised that entertainers can be used to influence the Nigerian youths and electorate. These entertainers can’t influence votes within their families. Another thing is, if Mr. President must have an interactive session with entertainers, he should consider a larger representation of entertainers from all parts of the country, not just those who ply their trade in the south. It will seem to most people that Mr. President is only interested in entertainers from the south. It is called the Nigerian entertainment industry not the South South and South East entertainment industry.


Has Mr. President taken over responsibilities of the Lagos State governor because he currently seems to enjoy greater visibility in the state than the governor and these visits come with a heavy cost to the state in terms of lost man hours caused by traffic along the routes to the event venue. Streets are usually cordoned off by security personnel and a strange difficulty to use mobile phones in such areas, possibly because of the deployment of radio signal jamming devices by the operatives on guard in those areas. Residents of Lagos shouldn’t go through this because their President is in town. I’ll love to tell Mr. President that service, not celebrities, delivers votes.

God bless you oo , e easy to buy?

ideylaff:
You just took the words out of my mouth

My understanding is that she is using the house as a prayer point and statement of where she wants GOD to take her and her husband to, its not her house

Definitely not her house... give her a few days and u will hear her say.... Its not my house ooo

All ds Nollywood people always enjoy the noise and publicity good things bring....

A few days ago den say Genevieve buy 4 million dollar house for Ghana.... please tell me how many 4 million dollars house dye Ghana... or if

Genevieve herself confirm the story.....she just kept quiet so she can ride on the good news wave

That's close to a Billion Naira.... LOL......The Gene me I know nor get 100 Million naira nor talk of 4 million dollars

lalasticlala:
Spreads mat, Waiting 4 those that will come and call her "husband snatcher"

Anybody can buy a house if you have a good credit and ur down payment . no big deal there . na we dey here we knw what's up.

lalasticlala:
Spreads mat, Waiting 4 those that will come and call her "husband snatcher"

Anybody can buy a house if you have a good credit and ur down payment . no big deal there . na we dey here we knw what's up.

That kind of body some guys will kill to get.:-) but I guest she had her waist trainer on while taking this pic..:-) sexy!