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As a rule, wedding is the bride and groom’s day to shine. But clearly
nobody ever explained that to 4-year-old flower girl Anderson! At her
mother’s wedding, she expertly photo-bombed newlywed photo by kissing
a little ring bearer!


“I set up the entire wedding party for a formal shot as I do with every
wedding, and then asked the bride and groom to kiss,” photographer Leah
Bullard told.
“Since Anderson had been calling herself the bride the whole day, she
assumed I was referring to her and went in for a kiss too.” Bullard
described the moment as “hilarious,” adding that “children in weddings
always bring an extra light to the day.”

Cc: lalasticlala

zizirecords:
No single like or share for your post. That speaks volumes. If you think Wizkid is a great performer like this post. If not share.

I no like *Share. I no like *Like

OP

Arizonaguy:
what about now? have u found a space in your heart for it

hehehe

Abeg. Any Uniben Engineer Dey Here?.

Following the crash in the marriage of Nigerian songstress, Tiwa Savage
and her ex-manager, Tunji Tee Billz Balogun, many individuals and
celebrities have started identifying with problems in their current
relationships.
Furthermore, Tiwa’s expose on how ‘shabby’ their union has been has
further hinted on lessons to be learnt by other celebs – most especially
females.

Here are five lessons celebs should learn from the Mavins singer’s
crashed marriage.

– Never indulge your spouse by financing his/her excesses just to
maintain a good relationship

– Always keep business away from family or pleasures at every point

– Your happiness is the most important not what the fans, public or
culture will dictate

– Take time to know your spouse and his/her dirty linens before
exchanging vows

– Never marry a spouse jealous of your career or eventual success in
your career

Soak Ur fone for hot water.. Automatic Rooting.. Hehe
Lol. No vex abeg..

Go to Settings > Apps > Play Store > clear both data and cache.. Allow d play store to update itself.. Try it

Op.. U nid slap?? Whr M5??

Waiting for a Xiaomi smartwatch? Well, your wait is over, and you know
what, it costs only $46(abt 15k). Whaaat? Not so fast - it's not actually the one
most of us are waiting for - it's for kids, silly. Yes, Xiami has launched a
kid-focused smartwatch dubbed Mi Bunny
(cute, isn't it?).

The device offers connectivity options including WiFi and Bluetooth, along
with GPS/GLONASS tracking. It also features an SOS button pressing which
sends the GPS location of the device along with a few seconds of audio
recording.

Also known as the Mitu Watch, the device sends alerts when the wearer
moves outside of a specified zone. It is also capable of handling voice calls
- comes pre-loaded with a prepaid SIM card. Mi Bunny is compatible with
phones running Android 4.2 and up.
Made of plastic and featuring silicone straps, the timepiece packs in a
300mAh battery (standby time of six days claimed) and weighs in at 37
grams.

*The* and *The*

lexiconkabir:
lol....when i get to 6 i will say "u kill your sister"

Hehe

It might be a little too soon to tell but 2016 certainly hasn’t at all looked like the year for music in the Nigerian entertainment industry since it began. We’re already pushing towards events for the mid-year even as the second quarter draws fast to a boring close – for music! Shall we just be honest? There really hasn’t been great songs this year. No, not at all!
It seems like all our artistes are in a very deep snooze. The kind that needed Prince Charming’s true love’s first kiss to awaken sleeping beauty from her slumber. They’ve all gone AWOL. Save for Yemi Alade who dropped an album and Lil Kesh too, music has been stifled of it’s usual and regular buzz. Yes, Banky W, Flavour, Patoranking, Tiwa Savage and Seyi Shay have dropped music videos that were all worth full servitude of our lips but these are materials off previously released projects that are quickly shelved aside once the effect in their period of release eventually wanes. M.I’s IM3 was one project that really got us werqin’ off our music grind but the dramatic events following it’s release that spewed out on social media, I dare say, took most the shine from the beautiful greatness in works that was the mixtape. Thank the stars for transmitting medias, it’s the only way we can be constantly reminded, the trickles of great-styled music from Reekado Banks, Simi, D’banj, Adekunle Gold and 2Baba. Even Mo’Cheddah. If not for radio and TV, how then do we remember that songs like Abule Sowo, Asalamalekun, Where, Cause Trouble and Shakara are potential sounds to set the industry on fire and keep stirring up the heat? Moreso, what’s up with the likes of Sean Tizzle, Phyno, P-Square (the group), Chidinma, Niyola, Waje and their industry colleague cohorts? The finer crop of our superstars have really gone under and kept mum on musical affairs since the year began. What about heavyweights Wizkid and Davido? It’s intriguing how their sounds from late last year are still domineering the entertainment space but they’re yet to bless 2016 with new music bangers. I think this is the worst of all-time lows that the music industry has hit from immemorial.
That’s on the music. Now the drama! It’s plausible that some other hot details might even be left out in a rollcall of theatrical events that upstaged our creative industry from January the 1st. Can you believe we’ve had more hits in dramatic twists and celebrity beefs that actual music released? Many of us won’t need efforts in remembering Olamide and Don Jazzy, Cynthia Morgan and Davido, Davido and his baby mama/uncle, P-Square, Dammy Krane and Wizkid, Wizkid and Linda Ikeji, oh… Blackface! And now Teebillz. Can you count the exact number of musical hits (in 2016) to match the account of dramatic happenstances in 2016? Of course, no. You can’t. And it puzzles me that for an industry whose success has been pegged on a heavy influx of music day in-day out, our focus has shifted to unscripted role playing in adventurous, suspense-filled flicks that would rake mega bucks for the movie industry. I don’t have any suggests to make or any recommends to give. I just want us to get back to our collective industry focus – making good music and making serious money! I’m sure the veterans look at our antics now and just shake their heads at how we’ve spiraled into this utter childish confusion that now perpetrates in our music affairs. I’m sure they hide their faces in shame and are thrown into an abyssmal wonder how an industry they were once proud to be associated with, has become a dirty gutter reeking of the filthy stench from this era’s overgrown babies and bastard rich adult children with tendencies to reveal a personality defect in nothing close to a heartbeat. To close, I’m gonna say this one time again and one time only. We are desperately in need of proper regulation and governance especially in this music industry. Shxt keeps on happening like we’re a bunch of recalcitrant hoobastanks who have no regard or place value whatsoever for processes to be observed in a rule of law. And until we can have that, we remain sitting ducks ferried around the currents by every new doctrine of change in this big city without protective walls. Now that’s food for thought.

Wizkid is a great musician, no doubt. His music has been getting serious
international exposure and recently, he was featured sampled in a Drake
single, One Dance, which is currently number 3 on the Billboard hot 100 .



To add to his many milestones, his Instagram account just got verified.
He was recently hosted by the president of Sierra Leone and he
shared this picture on his Instagram page.



On, April 28th, Drake’s 4th studio album, VIEWS, was released and
it included the single with Wizkid. Wizkid was also credited as a
producer on the album.

**No doubt ,Wiz's Africa's Next Superstar
**Baba Nla

Cc: lalasticlala

17. The one and way only into secondary school

Ugo.C.Ugo

16. The Realest radio ever made


*Palito was EVERYTHING!

15. The only friend we had when NEPA was being NEPA

14. The biggest enemy of progress
This book that cud make u run MAD

13. The Ultimate Battery killer

*Tiger battery suffer for our hand sha

12. The sandals we all wanted..
Only for the Big boys. Lol

11. The Realest water bottle ever made

10. The Nigerian Parents cure to everything

9. The Show we all watched..
Wait.. Whr binta Dey sef?

8. The Toy that never lasted.

Wen d ball Vanish. Game Over

7. the candy of Life
Asin Ehnn *GoodyGoody*

6. The ultimate School shoe

5. This Game we built ourselves

Jus get 1 fat tiger battery and a biro cover

4. This Picture will take you right back to Primary Sch

So u killed ur Sis Ehn

3. The fear this struck in our Heart Hay! God

2. This insult we all fell for the first Time.