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According to reports, the 52 year old lady has been visiting churches and hospitals along with her husband to ascertain why she couldn’t conceive, and also to get solution to the problem.

She finally broke the toke of childlessness after she took in for her husband after 17years, and subsequently, delivered triplets.

Her delivery is a huge miracle, considering her age, having to deal with delivering triplets was not easy. Nigerians have taken to social media to congratulate her, and also, to tap from her blessing.

Fynestboi MissyB3

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Naijmobile presents the biography of a popular Nigerian travel-blogger and entrepreneur who has been trending on Nigeria Social Sphere for the wrong reason. Our Glory Osei biography and untold facts bring you a full account of important events from her childhood time to date. Our analysis involves her early life, relationship life, personal life, fraud allegations, and other lesser-known facts.

Glory Osei Biography: Early Life and Education

Starting off, Glory Osei was born in 1993. She came from a middle-class family and has been a devoted Christian since her childhood. As a child Glory entertained herself by reading storybooks and daydreaming about traveling to different parts of the world. Under the strict guidance of her parents, she learned to read at 4 years old. She was the first choice in her class when it comes to recitation of poems and bible verses during school ceremonies.  Not much is known about her early education but she holds a Bachelor's degree in Biochemistry from Lead City University, a private university in Ibadan Oyo State, Nigeria.

http://naijmobile.com/glory-osei-biography/

Liverpool traveled to Old Trafford earlier this evening aiming to keep their winning streak going.

They faced a troubled Manchester United, with Ole Gunner Solskjaer’s switching to a 3-5-2 formation determined to halt the ambitions of their rivals.

The game disappointed somewhat, until a controversial goal from Rashford and a disallowed goal from Sadio Mane in the first half. The result was a match of few chances or moments of quality, with both teams seemingly happy with a point that keeps Liverpool at the top of Premier League table and still unbeaten.

Here are three things we learned from today’s north-west derby.


3-5-2 ain't bad after all

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer had many football fans scratching their head with a 3-5-2 formation and surprisingly it to lock down Liverpool’s wide players. Ole was spot on with this formation and sticking to it will make United better defensively against an attacking team Harry Maguire loves to maraud out of the back, and having two center backs alongside him gave him the license to do what he likes. The Midfield department is still a problem area for the Red Devils, but the trio of Marcus Rashford, Daniel James and Andreas Pereira and their movement made shows promising signs.

Truth be told, United played better than they had in recent weeks and with Pogba, Martial, and Shaw to come back in, there will be more improvement. Well, If you are a United fan, you will definitely be wishing Ole use the 3-5-2 formation for the remainder of the season but it might interest you to know that the last time United ever won with a 3-5-2 formation was against Arsenal in 2017.

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Nigeria's biggest artists were absent at the Headies Award last night but, for better or worse, the show still went on in what many could tag a wake keeping atmosphere. Similar to previous editions, the 13th Headies was not short of controversial winners. So what exactly did we learn from the Headies:

1. The Headies is losing its prestige

One of Nigeria’s prestigious music awards, through the years, The Headies, has been dubbed Nigeria’s Grammy. Sadly, the award is fast losing its prestige as it has been fraught with several allegations and controversies ranging from favoritism, prejudgment and being compromised.

One thing that clearly stood out at the glamorous event was the fact that Nigerian artistes boycotted the 2019 Headies in their numbers for Wizkid's Starfest in Manchester, London. Notable absentees were Olamide, Burns Boy, Tiwa Savage, Fireboy, Mr. Eazi, Kizz Daniel, Patoranking, etc. Their nonappearance was so glaring with numerous nominees and awardees absent at the awards.

2. Don Jazzy Effect

Don Jazzy and his Crew are to the Headies in the modern era what Manchester City is to the Premier League; ie Donjazzy and his crew tend to win the Next Rated Category with an effortlessness that makes everyone else really bitter.

From Dbanj to Wande Coal to Reekado Banks and Now Rema it's safe to say whenever any artiste from his record label is in the next rated category he/she is winning it whether the person has an Indian auto-tuned voice or Asian auto-tuned voice.

http://naijmobile.com/13th-headies-award-3-things-we-learned/

Stevecovey:
Remove rema for ur list o. I'm not sure if don jazzy is at the o2 arena but his brother dprince is there.

Typo

Wizkid is currently trending on Nigeria’s social sphere for what many see as a disrespect to the Nigeria Music Industry.

Wizkid’s Starfest is currently going on in Manchester as it clashes with the Headies Award 2019 and the biggest Nigerian artistes are missing at the Headies award because they are performing at Wizkid’s concert. The Headies is one of Nigeria’s Biggest Music Award and the absence of these top Artiste has generated a lot of reactions from people on social media. Some are indifferent while some find Wizkid’s concert a disrespect to the popular award night.


All of these Nigerian Artists are presently in London for Starboyfest

Tiwa Savage
Naira Marley
Reekado
Fireboy
Burna Boy
Oxlade
Kizz Daniel
Runtown
YCEE
Mr. Eazi


What are your thoughts about this?

Xclusiveme:
Ooo thanks. So why are people now saying that Wizkid stole the shine of Headies when its at a different country

Wizkid’s Starfest clashes with the Headies Award 2019 and artistes such as Naira Marley, Tiwa Savage, Fireboy, Reekado banks to mention a few are missing at the Headies award because they are performing at Wizkid’s concert

Xclusiveme:
Pls where is this Headies situated at

It's currently going on at the EKO CONVENTION CENTER

Litesanti:
Johnny Drille has started again

He just got one. Best Alternative Song

The 13th HEADIES Awards took place on October 19th at the Eko Convention Centre, Victoria Island Lagos. A night full of music, fun, and laughs; thanks to the hosts Rmeninces and Nancy Isime and brilliant performances from the amazing artists. Here is the full list of winners at the 13th Headies Award

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR:
Crayon
Buju
Barry Jhay WINNER
Oxlade

BEST RECORDING OF THE YEAR
Adekunle Gold- Ire
Patoranking- Heal the World
Brymo- Olarewaju
Teni- Uyo Meyo WINNER
Burna Boy-Ye

BEST VOCAL PERFORMANCE (FEMALE)
GoodGirl LA – ‘Bless me’
Waje – ‘Udue’
Teni – ‘UyoMeyo’ WINNER
Tems – ‘Mr Rebel’
Falana – ‘Repeat’

BEST VOCAL PERFORMANCE(MALE)
Tay Iwar – ‘Utero’
Johnny Drille – ‘Finding Efe’
Nonso Bassey – ‘411’
Funbi – ‘Serenade’
Wurld – ‘Wishes & Butterfly’ WINNER

BEST STREET-HOP ARTISTE
Erigga – ‘Motivation’
ChinkoEkun – ‘Able God’ WINNER
Zlatan – ‘Leg Work’
Barry Jhay –‘Aiye’
Lyta–‘Time’

BEST RAP SINGLE
‘Talk’ – Falz WINNER
‘We Don’t Do That Over Here’ – Hotyce
‘40ft Container’ – Illbliss ft. Olamide
‘Sacrifice’ – Payper Corleone Ft. Alpha Ojini
‘Gang Gang’ – AQ and Loose Kaynon

BEST ‘ALTERNATIVE’ SONG
‘Cash’ – Lady Donli
‘Mr Rebel’ – Tems
‘Finding Efe’– Johnny Drille WINNER
‘Heya’–Brymo
‘Ire’ – Adekunle Gold

BEST RAP ALBUM
‘Moral Instruction’ – Falz WINNER
‘Crown’ – AQ and Loose Kaynon
‘A Study On Self Worth: YxngDxnzl’ – M.I Abaga
‘Clone Wars, Vol. IV (These Buhari Times)’ – Show Dem Camp

LYRICIST ON THE ROLL
YCEE – ‘Balance’
Boogey – ‘Implode’
Paybac – ‘Implode’
Ghost–‘Crown’
Tec–‘Crown’
AQ –‘Crown’ WINNER

BEST COLLABO
‘Like’ – Reekado Banks Ft. Tiwa Savage, Fiokee
‘One Ticket’ Kiss Daniel ft. Davido
‘Fake Love’ – Starboy ft Duncan Mighty, Wizkid
‘Killin’ Dem – Burna Boy Ft. Zlatan WINNER
‘Amaka’ – 2baba Ft. Peruzzi

BEST PERFORMER
Falz
Tiwa Savage
Brymo
Yemi Alade WINNER
Adekunle Gold

BEST R&B SINGLE
‘Tipsy’ – Odunsi ft. RAYE
‘Serenade’ – Funbi
‘UyoMeyo’ – Teni
‘Wishes and Butterflies’ – Wurld
‘Gimme Love’ – Seyi Shay ft. Runtown WINNER

BEST POP SINGLE
‘Ye’ – Burna Boy
‘Wetin We Gain’ – Victor AD
‘Fake Love’ –Starboy ft Duncan Mighty, Wizkid
‘Case’ – Teni WINNER
‘Jealous’ –Fireboy DML
‘Baby’ – Joeboy

BEST R&B/POP ALBUM
‘rare.’ – Odunsi(The Engine)
‘Outside’ – Burna Boy
‘No Bad Songz’ – Kizz Daniel
‘Mayor of Lagos’ – Mayorkun WINNER
‘About 30’ – Adekunle Gold

HEADIES’ VIEWER’S CHOICE
MrEazi
Burna Boy
Teni WINNER
Fireboy DML
Rema
Joe Boy
Wizkid
Davido

BEST MUSIC VIDEO
‘Dangote’(BurnaBoy) – Clarence Peters WINNER
‘Available’(Patoranking) – Clarence Peters
‘Ire’(Adekunle Gold) – Aje Films
‘Talk’ (Falz) – Prodigeezy
‘Jaiye’(Ladipoe) – 88 Factor

HIP HOP WORLD REVELATION
Odunsi
Mayorkun WINNER
Wurld
Humblesmith

ALBUM OF THE YEAR
‘About 30’ – Adekunle Gold
‘Outside’ – Burna Boy
‘Moral Instruction’–Falz WINNER
‘No Bad Songz’ – Kizz Daniel

PRODUCER OF THE YEAR
Phantom – ‘Ye’ by Burna Boy
Ozedikus – ‘Dumebi’ by Rema
Spellz – ‘Askamaya’ by Teni
Killertunes – ‘Fake Love’ by Starboy ft Duncan Mighty and Wizkid WINNER
Kel-P Vibes – ‘Killing Dem’ by Burna Boy ft Zlatan

NEXT RATED
Rema WINNER
Joeboy
Fireboy DML
Victor AD
Lyta
Zlatan

SONG OF THE YEAR
‘Ye’ – Burna Boy WINNER
‘Dumebi’ – Rema
‘Wetin We Gain’ – Victor AD
‘Fake Love’ – Starboy ft Duncan Mighty, Wizkid
‘Case’ – Teni
‘Leg work’- Zlatan
‘Baby’ – Joeboy
‘Jealous’ – Fireboy DML

ARTISTE OF THE YEAR
Burna Boy WINNER
Wizkid
Davido
Tiwa Savage
Falz


Fynestboi, MissyB3

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Nigeria Music's biggest night of the year, the Headies, has started at Eko Convention Center in Lagos. As in years past, celebrities have brought their best statement gowns and suits to the red carpet. Here, what everyone from Dr. Sid to Big Brother Naija Winner, Mercy have worn to the ceremony.

See more here
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There are awesome Nollywood movies and bad Nollywood movies. And then there are some Nollywood movies that make you question you very faith in the Nigeria movie industry. Now, that Hollywood is into the business of remaking old classics, it’s only a matter of time before Nollywood directors decide to test Hollywood’s formula of remaking good old movies.

While some might argue remaking Nollywood Classic will ruin their childhood, others yearn for it. We’ve compiled a list of 5 Classic Nollywood movies that deserves a remake.

5. Sango (1997)


Sango was on the lips of everybody back then when it graced our Tv screens, most especially because of Wale Adebayo’s and Bunmi Sanya splendid acting. The epic movie is an adaptation of the Yoruba story of the life and times of Oba Sango, the fourth Alaafin of Oya who ruled in the 15th Century. The movie chronicles the rise and tragic fall of the quick-tempered god of thunder. With CGI and bringing back Wale Adebayo and Bunimi Sanya to reprise their role, the remake will be a sellout.

4. Karashika (1996)


A typical Nollywood movie on witchcraft, juju, and initiation, the 1996 movie revolved around Satan and his followers, including Karishika, who is sent to the world to initiate men; tempting them with money, sex, and their heart desire.

A Nollywood classic, the movie was released 20 years ago and is popularly remembered with its soundtrack “Karishika karishika! Queen of Darkness, Lucifer Lucifer King of Demons.”

Although some of the actors like Bob Manuel Udokwo, Becky Okorie, Sandra Achums, are no longer active in Nollywood, there are more than enough talents in the industry to replicate their phenomenal acting.

https://naijmobile.com/nollywood-movies-that-deserve-a-remake/

There are awesome Nollywood movies and bad Nollywood movies. And then there are some Nollywood movies that make you question you very faith in the Nigeria movie industry. Now, that Hollywood is into the business of remaking old classics, it’s only a matter of time before Nollywood directors decide to test Hollywood’s formula of remaking good old movies.

While some might argue remaking Nollywood Classic will ruin their childhood, others yearn for it. We’ve compiled a list of 5 Classic Nollywood movies that deserves a remake.

5. Sango (1997)


Sango was on the lips of everybody back then when it graced our Tv screens, most especially because of Wale Adebayo’s and Bunmi Sanya splendid acting. The epic movie is an adaptation of the Yoruba story of the life and times of Oba Sango, the fourth Alaafin of Oya who ruled in the 15th Century. The movie chronicles the rise and tragic fall of the quick-tempered god of thunder. With CGI and bringing back Wale Adebayo and Bunimi Sanya to reprise their role, the remake will be a sellout.

4. Karashika (1996)


A typical Nollywood movie on witchcraft, juju, and initiation, the 1996 movie revolved around Satan and his followers, including Karishika, who is sent to the world to initiate men; tempting them with money, sex, and their heart desire.

A Nollywood classic, the movie was released 20 years ago and is popularly remembered with its soundtrack “Karishika karishika! Queen of Darkness, Lucifer Lucifer King of Demons.”

Although some of the actors like Bob Manuel Udokwo, Becky Okorie, Sandra Achums, are no longer active in Nollywood, there are more than enough talents in the industry to replicate their phenomenal acting.

https://naijmobile.com/nollywood-movies-that-deserve-a-remake/

The fire has often been described as the greatest servant but the worst master difficult to control when it turns into a conflagration, burning and destroying everything in its path. In the rage of its fury, it has no respect for anyone, not even the rich.

The ongoing Onitsha road tanker explosion has destroyed over 10 shops and 6 buildings at this writing as well as killing 5 people and we're fortunate that the loss of life wasn't nearly great enough to land it on this list of noteworthy road tanker explosion in Nigeria.

This article has an awful record of scorched land and pictures that might make you sober. So if you get emotional easily, it's best you stop reading.

Here are the 5 deadliest fires on the roster, with the number one blaze killing over 100 people.

5. Benue Road Tanker Explosion

The Benue Road Tanker Explosion of July 1st, 2019 was a massive fire that claimed the lives of over 50 people and left many with physical and emotional scars. The fire was as a result of a fuel tanker falling and exploding on a Monday afternoon. According to eyewitnesses, an 18-seater commercial bus with passengers ran into the tanker and similarly caught fire.

http://naijmobile.com/road-tanker-explosion-in-nigeria-history/

The fire has often been described as the greatest servant but the worst master difficult to control when it turns into a conflagration, burning and destroying everything in its path. In the rage of its fury, it has no respect for anyone, not even the rich.

The ongoing Onitsha road tanker explosion has destroyed over 10 shops and 6 buildings at this writing as well as killing 5 people and we're fortunate that the loss of life wasn't nearly great enough to land it on this list of noteworthy road tanker explosion in Nigeria.

This article has an awful record of scorched land and pictures that might make you sober. So if you get emotional easily, it's best you stop reading.

Here are the 5 deadliest fires on the roster, with the number one blaze killing over 100 people.

5. Benue Road Tanker Explosion

The Benue Road Tanker Explosion of July 1st, 2019 was a massive fire that claimed the lives of over 50 people and left many with physical and emotional scars. The fire was as a result of a fuel tanker falling and exploding on a Monday afternoon. According to eyewitnesses, an 18-seater commercial bus with passengers ran into the tanker and similarly caught fire.

http://naijmobile.com/road-tanker-explosion-in-nigeria-history/

Food is something we all need to have. But just because it is a necessity doesn't mean that we don't make it an enjoyable experience. However, it seems that the term enjoyable might mean something different to different people in Nigeria. Here are the worst meals in Nigeria you wouldn't try!

Grasscutter Faeces

I know some may argue this but it's definitely true. The feces of a grasscutter are grounded and used by some people as Ingredients to prepare any kind of soup. It is believed it makes the food smell good and it is also highly nutritive. Eeeww!

Cow Brain Stew

Yes oo, you read that right! Unlike the regular stew that goes with chicken, turkey, beef or fish, the brain of a cow used to prepare the stew. The Cow Brain Stew known as ''Kwanya" is a delicacy for some tribes in the northern part of Nigeria. This stew is definitely not for the faint-hearted. If you don’t have the guts, you are advised to stay away. The Cow Brain Stew is believed to give sexual stamina. It is mostly eaten with yam and rice.

Bread and Toothpaste

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The organizers of the 2019 edition of the annual Headies award show has announced that award-winning Nigerian rapper Reminisce and beautiful actress and presenter Nancy Isimee are the official hosts for the forthcoming 13th Headies awards show with a release of a post on their official Instagram account.

This will not be the first time Reminisce is hosting a show but Nancy might be green but she is still in her element.

Reminisce who is known to be an ''Ajekpako'' and Nancy who undoubtedly an ''Ajebutter '' will certainly gel and make the 13th Headies a  remarkable one.

The 13th Headies Award is set to take on the 19th of October 2019 at the Eko Conventional Center. Africa King, Burna Boy leads the pack with the highest number of nominations (10)

http://naijmobile.com/13th-headies-award-host/

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Naijmobile presents the biography of a Nigerian midfield maestro with the nickname “Dazzling Joe”. Our Joe Aribo Biography brings you a complete account of notable events from his birth to date. The analysis involves his early life, life story before fame, personal life, relationship life and little-known facts about him.


Yes, everyone knows he is a talented midfielder. However, only a few consider Joe Aribo’s biography which is quite interesting. Now, without further ado, let’s begin.

Joe Aribo Biography: Early Life and Family Background

Starting off, his full names are Joseph Oluwaseyi Temitope Ayodele-Aribo. Joe Aribo has he is often called was born on the 21st day of July 1996 to Nigerian Parents in London, United Kingdom. His parents are Nigerian Immigrants who before he was born left Nigeria to settle in London in search of a better life and greener pastures for their unborn children.

Joe Aribo grew up in the UK capital city of London in a middle-class family background. His parents were like most Nigerian migrants who were not affluent but did menial jobs and often times struggled with finance to take care of family needs.

Joe Aribo Biography: Education and Career buildup

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From one who says he is richer than Dangote and Wizkid to another that cracks our ribs with his antics the 5 Ghanaian celebrities on this list have on thing in common, they are ridiculously short. Age can't be determined by height- especially for these stars, whose ages might surprise you.

Below are 5 short Ghanian celebrities who aren't the age you think.

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The rap game in Nigeria has been dead and buried for so many years but in just a couple of week what seems to have been dead is now full of energy, bubbly and trending all of Africa thanks to the breath of life from Vector and M.I with there intense beef.

After M.I dropped his response, ‘’Viper’’, we all thought the short black boy from Jos had won this rap duel. Just as we were about to crown him the winner, Vector came back with a counter punch. He got a mic and a slow beat and served us ‘’Judas the rat’’. The new diss track from Vector hurls insults on M.I and the whole Chocolate City family like its a martial art. Here are the top 5 most venomous lines from Vector’s Judas the rat.


1. ‘’I think a successful man is one who knows himself. That thinking is far from you because it’s on top of the shelf”

Vector manages to kill two birds with one stone by sending a jab not only about his height but also about his whole career.

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Where to get 13th Headies Ticket
Tickets are available in the following platform

Coco Bar

Afriticket

Ariiya

Naija Ticket Shop

Slot (Some selected Slot shop Nationwide)

Ebeano supermarkets

Studio 24

Adiba supermarket



13th Headies Ticket Prices
Tickets prices ranges from;

Regular – N10, 000

VIP – N25, 000,

VVIP – N50, 000,

GOLD TABLE (Admits 10 guests) – N1, 500, 000

Premium Table (Admits 10 Guests) – N2, 000, 000

Platinum Table (Admits 10 Guests) – N3, 000, 000.

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The Africa Report has published its annual list of Africa’s most influential people. This year’s listing consists of four Nigerians and some household names who have nevertheless continued to influence events and people across Africa and beyond.

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For the past few hours, Nigerians have been drawn to a viral video titled, ‘ Sex for grades: Undercover in. West Africa Universities – BBC News ’ In this coral video, a lecturer in the University of Lagos named Boniface Igbeneghu, also described as a pastor in Foursquare Gospel Church, was allegedly involved in sexual misconduct with some female students of the university.

While Nigerians are voicing out their opinion on the matter, it is important to note that sexual misconduct among lecturers and students has been happening a long time ago. Some of these randy lectures have also been caught pants down with female students. Here are three popular lectures of prestigious Universities in Nigeria that have been caught pants down with female students.

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Naijmobile presents the biography of a Nigerian celebrity who is best known by the Nickname “Lambo”. Our Mercy Eke biography brings you a full account of notable events from her childhood time to date. Our analysis involves Mercy life story before fame, her Brother Naija Journey, Relationship life and many off and on-screen interesting facts about her.

Yes, everyone knows her as the Queen of Highlights and the first female winner in Big Brother Naija. However, only a hand few fans know much about Mercy Eke Biography which is quite inspiring. Now, without further ado, let's begin.

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Like mother, like daughter!

If you’ve ever seen a mother-daughter pair and thought they looked like siblings rather than a parent and child, don’t feel embarrassed– while biological children are expected to bear resemblance to their parents, some go far beyond familial expectations.

Here are 10 prominent Nigerian celebrities who have uncanny resemblances to their daughters.

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Some Nigerian female celebrities rarely post bikini pictures, while others lean the hell into being completely nude. Just wait until you see these 5 Nigerian female celebrities who bared it all for Instagram likes? Attention? You be the judge of that. And we mean topless, bottomless, and even complete nude. Hot? Definitely. Improper? Maybe. But you gotta love their confidence.

https://naijmobile.com/nigerian-female-celebrities-naked/

Naij Mobile presents the biography of a Nigerian Celebrity with the nickname “Cubana Chief Priest” Our Cubana Chief Priest biography brings you the full account of his rise to fame, early life,  relationship life, personal life and other little-known facts about him. Now, without further ado, let's begin

Cubana Chief Priest biography; Early Life

Cubana Chief Priest whose real name is Paschal Chubuike Okechukwu was born on the 26th day of March 1982 at Orsu, Imo State. He is the second son of the union between his parents. He was raised in Orsu where he grew alongside his siblings.

Growing up in Imo, Cubana Chief Priest had an intense passion for music and wanted to be a musician. He was a die-hard fan of Nigerian musicians at the time, like Lagbaja. Cubana Chief priest's dream of being a musician was short-lived due to is voice however, he did not give up on making a name for himself in the Nigeria Entertainment Industry.

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1st of October is one of the most widely celebrated holidays in Nigeria each year.

A day dedicated to patriotism, jollof rice, and sporting green and white – it marks the day Nigeria gained independence from Britain, making Nigeria its own country on 1st  October 1960.

In honor of the 9ja spirit that will outpouring through Nigeria today, here are a few records from our beloved country.

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The List of nominees for the 2019 13th Headies Awards has been released. According to the organizers, the year in review for the award is January 2018 to June 2019

Here are the official nominees for the 13th Headies Award

BEST RECORDING OF THE YEAR

A non-voting category for the best recording (that meets the judges’ requirements of excellence; songwriting, production, rendition) by an artiste or group in the year under review.

Adekunle Gold- Ire
Patoranking- Heal the World
Brymo- Olarewaju
Teni- Uyo Meyo
Burna Boy-Ye

BEST POP SINGLE

A category for the best pop single in year under review (by single individual or group).

‘Ye’ – Burna Boy
‘Wetin We Gain’ – Victor AD
‘Fake Love’ –Starboy ft Duncan Mighty, Wizkid
‘Case’ – Teni
‘Jealous’ –Fireboy DML
‘Baby’ – Joeboy




PRODUCER OF THE YEAR

An individual responsible for producing the most acclaimed song or album in the year under review.

Phantom – ‘Ye’ by Burna Boy
Ozedikus – ‘Dumebi’ by Rema
Spellz – ‘Askamaya’ by Teni
Killertunes – ‘Fake Love’ by Starboy ft Duncan Mighty and Wizkid
Kel-P Vibes – ‘Killing Dem’ by Burna Boy ft Zlatan




BEST RAP ALBUM

A non-voting category for the best album by a rap artiste or group in year under review.

‘Moral Instruction’ – Falz
‘Crown’ – AQ and Loose Kaynon
‘A Study On Self Worth: YxngDxnzl’ – M.I Abaga
‘Clone Wars, Vol. IV (These Buhari Times)’ – Show Dem Camp
BEST R&B/POP ALBUM

A category for the best r&b/pop album in the year under review (by single individual or group).

‘rare.’ – Odunsi(The Engine)
‘Outside’ – Burna Boy
‘No Bad Songz’ – Kizz Daniel
‘Mayor of Lagos’ – Mayorkun
‘About 30’ – Adekunle Gold




BEST MUSIC VIDEO

A voting category for the best conceptualist, best directed and most exciting video in the year under review. This award goes to the video director.

‘Dangote’(BurnaBoy) – Clarence Peters
‘Available’(Patoranking) – Clarence Peters
‘Ire’(Adekunle Gold) – Aje Films
‘Talk’ (Falz) – Prodigeezy
‘Jaiye’(Ladipoe) – 88 Factor




BEST R&B SINGLE

A category for the best r&b single in the year under review (by a single individual or group).

‘Tipsy’ – Odunsi ft. RAYE
‘Serenade’ – Funbi
‘UyoMeyo’ – Teni
‘Wishes and Butterflies’ – Wurld
‘Gimme Love’ – Seyi Shay ft. Runtown




BEST COLLABO

A voting category for the best r&b, pop or hip-hop collaborative track (including cameos).

‘Like’ – Reekado Banks Ft. Tiwa Savage, Fiokee
‘One Ticket’ Kiss Daniel ft. Davido
‘Fake Love’ – Starboy ft Duncan Mighty, Wizkid
‘Killin’ Dem – Burna Boy Ft. Zlatan
‘Amaka’ – 2baba Ft. Peruzzi




BEST RAP SINGLE

A voting category for a single (released on-air) recording of a rap song.

‘Talk’ – Falz
‘We Don’t Do That Over Here’ – Hotyce
‘40ft Container’ – Illbliss ft. Olamide
‘Sacrifice’ – Payper Corleone Ft. Alpha Ojini
‘Gang Gang’ – AQ and Loose Kaynon




BEST VOCAL PERFORMANCE(MALE)

A non-voting category for the single male artiste with the most outstanding vocal performance on a single song or album.

Tay Iwar – ‘Utero’
Johnny Drille – ‘Finding Efe’
Nonso Bassey – ‘411’
Funbi – ‘Serenade’
Wurld – ‘Wishes & Butterfly’




BEST VOCAL PERFORMANCE (FEMALE)

A non-voting category for the single female artiste with most outstanding vocal performances on a single song or album.

GoodGirl LA – ‘Bless me’
Waje – ‘Udue’
Teni – ‘UyoMeyo’
Tems – ‘Mr Rebel’
Falana – ‘Repeat’




NEXT RATED

This category is a voting category for the most promising act in the year under review.

Rema
Joeboy
Fireboy DML
Victor AD
Lyta
Zlatan




HIP HOP WORLD REVELATION

A voting category for the best new artiste with a debut album adjudged to be outstanding in terms of artistic quality and impact within the year under review.

Odunsi
Mayorkun
Wurld
Humblesmith




LYRICIST ON THE ROLL

A non-voting category for the rap artiste with the best lyrical depth and performance on a single song or album.

YCEE – ‘Balance’
Boogey – ‘Implode’
Paybac – ‘Implode’
Ghost–‘Crown’
Tec–‘Crown’
AQ –‘Crown’

 

BEST STREET-HOP ARTISTE

A voting category for the artiste whose songs are inspired by the streets. Such song should captain lingua, which may also be originated by the artiste and popular on the street.

Erigga – ‘Motivation’
ChinkoEkun – ‘Able God’
Zlatan – ‘Leg Work’
Barry Jhay –‘Aiye’
Lyta–‘Time’




BEST ‘ALTERNATIVE’ SONG

A voting category for the artiste whose songs reflect any form or style of music which falls outside the mainstream of recent or past popular musical trends.

‘Cash’ – Lady Donli
‘Mr Rebel’ – Tems
‘Finding Efe’– Johnny Drille
‘Heya’–Brymo
‘Ire’ – Adekunle Gold




ALBUM OF THE YEAR

A voting category for the best album (solo or group) in year under review, that meets judges’ requirements of excellence (songwriting, production, rendition and impact).

‘About 30’ – Adekunle Gold
‘Outside’ – Burna Boy
‘Moral Instruction’–Falz
‘No Bad Songz’ – Kizz Daniel




ARTISTE OF THE YEAR

Most critically and commercially adjudged artiste in the year under review. Overall most successful artiste in the year under review.

Burna Boy
Wizkid
Davido
Tiwa Savage
Falz

 

SONG OF THE YEAR

A voting category for the most popular song in the year under review.

‘Ye’ – Burna Boy
‘Dumebi’ – Rema
‘Wetin We Gain’ – Victor AD
‘Fake Love’ – Starboy ft Duncan Mighty, Wizkid
‘Case’ – Teni
‘Leg work’- Zlatan
‘Baby’ – Joeboy
‘Jealous’ – Fireboy DML




AFRICAN ARTISTE RECOGNITION

A non-Nigerian award category for an individual African artiste or group with the most outstanding achievement, impact and infiltration into the Nigerian music scene in the year under review.

Master KG – Skeleton Moves(SOUTH AFRICA)
Afro B – Drogba (Joanna)(IVORY COAST)
Sauti Sol – Melanin (KENYA)
King Promise – CCTV (GHANA)
DJ Maphoriza – iWalk Ye Phara (SOUTH AFRICA)




HEADIES’ VIEWER’S CHOICE

A voting category to award the fan’s favourite artiste with the most digital tractions (downloads, views, streams) in the year under review.

MrEazi
Burna Boy
Teni
Fireboy DML
Rema
Joe Boy
Wizkid
Davido




BEST PERFORMER

A non-voting category for the artistes whose stagecraft, showmanship and performance routines are exceptionally conceptualized and executed in the year under review with consideration of live performances.

Falz
Tiwa Savage
Brymo
Yemi Alade
Adekunle Gold




ROOKIE OF THE YEAR:

A voting category for the rookie of the year who has had a successful year musically, with the absence of an album in the year under review.

Crayon
Buju
Barry Jhay
Oxlade



SPECIAL RECOGNITION

Paul Okoye (Upfront & Personal)




http://naijmobile.com/headies-releases-nominees-2019-awards-full-list/

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http://naijmobile.com/states-highest-hiv-rate-in-nigeria/

Multiple marriages have made headlines in Nollywood since the golden age of film when actresses stars began to see their names in lights and their private lives scrutinized by the media. If your name is Bisi Tosin or Kelechi Okoro and you have walked down the aisle more than once or twice, no one seems to care. But if your name is, say, Funke Akindele or Stella Damasus or Shan George, the population at large pays attention.

Today, Naij mobile is going to take a peek at some high-profile Nollywood actresses who ho said “I do” twice or more — not that there’s anything wrong with that.

https://naijmobile.com/top-10-nollywood-actresses-who-have-married-more-than-once2/