Femi Branch,the popular actor/director welcomes a baby boy with his wife last saturday ,2nd April,2011 at a private hospital in Abeokuta , Ogun state .


Read more: http://www./2011/04/femi-branch-welcomes-baby-boy.html#ixzz1JCsE6QSX

see the video http:///MwLls

Tuface is back http:///MwLls

check here http:///MljDK

Koko Mansion season 2,the popular reality TV show by Mohits records and Hitv is likely to hold this year according to the information we are gathering from Mohits camp.

Plans are going on for koko mansion season 2 and Music Talent hunt to discover Mohits First Lady according to a phone conversation with Don Jazzy last month.

Read more: http://www./2011/04/will-koko-mansion-season-2-hold-this.html#ixzz1Ipg59RIA

MTV’s new celebration of live music, kicked off in spectacular fashion at Tribeca on 1 April as Nigeria’s entertainment industry came out in force to celebrate the launch of MTV's voter mobilisation campaign, Choose or Lose. 


Read more: http://www./#ixzz1IjiU3uxD

MTV Live, kicked off in spectacular fashion at Tribeca on 1 April as Nigeria’s entertainment industry came out in force to celebrate the launch of MTV's voter mobilisation campaign, Choose or Lose.

Fans mingled with the stars, rocking along all night to lavish live beats and tunes from three of Africa's greatest talents - J Martins, Fally Ipupa and 2face Idibia - as well as mad mixes from the iconic DJ Jimmy Jatt and Rhythm 93.7's DJ Humility.

To many fans who were unsure of the aim of MTV Live, MTV’s only Nigerian VJ C-Von explained, “The first edition of MTV Live is themed around Choose or Lose, MTV’s voter mobilisation campaign, and is designed to inspire and empower young Nigerians to exercise their right to vote ahead of the on-going April elections.”

more pictures: http://www./2011/04/mtv-live-with-fally-ipupatufaceand-j.html#ixzz1IhemltPQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Oyoz5lItFY&feature=player_embedded

MTV Live, kicked off in spectacular fashion at Tribeca on 1 April as Nigeria’s entertainment industry came out in force to celebrate the launch of MTV's voter mobilisation campaign, Choose or Lose. 

Fans mingled with the stars, rocking along all night to lavish live beats and tunes from three of Africa's greatest talents - J Martins, Fally Ipupa and 2face Idibia - as well as mad mixes from the iconic DJ Jimmy Jatt and Rhythm 93.7's DJ Humility.

Read more: http://www./2011/04/mtv-live-with-fally-ipupatufaceand-j.html#ixzz1IfczdOBk

Adesuwa is a new Nigerian  movie by the popular movie producer ,Lancelot Imasuen , The movie is shot in benin and starring top actors like Olu jacobs,Bob manuel udokwu, Ngozi Ezeonu ,Kofi adjorlolor.


The movie will premiere in London, Manshester and Birmingham respectively on April 15th,16th and 17th respectively.

Read more and see trailer here : http:///MXVcm

Adesuwa is a new Nigerian movie by the popular movie producer ,Lancelot Imasuen , The movie is shot in benin and starring top actors like Olu jacobs,Bob manuel udokwu, Ngozi Ezeonu ,Kofi adjorlolor.


The movie will premiere in London, Manshester and Birmingham respectively on April 15th,16th and 17th respectively.

Read more: http://www./2011/04/new-movie-trailer-adesuwa-by-lancelot.html#ixzz1Ieia1WUK

Musician Michel “Sweet Micky” Martelly scored a come-from-behind victory Monday in Haiti’s presidential runoff.

According to preliminary results from last month’s election showing he easily defeated a former first lady for the leadership of a country facing enormous challenges.Martelly, who has never held political office, received nearly 68 percent of the vote in the two-way race with Mirlande Manigat, electoral council spokesman Pierre Thibault said in an announcement that was immediately followed by noisy celebration in the Haitian capital.


Read more: http://www./2011/04/haitan-musician-martelly-sweet-mickey.html#ixzz1IcnaYoJ8

BIG BROTHER AMPLIFIED, That’s what M-Net is calling the new season of the hit super show which will kick off on DStv channel 198 on Sunday May 1.
Running 91 days and 24/7 with a dream grand prize of USD 200 000, the sixth season of Africa’s biggest reality show will include more of the drama, the emotion, the excitement and the suspense that have made the series a firm fan favourite. And it’s all going to be AMPLIFIED!

Read more: http://www./2011/04/m-nets-big-brother-africa-season-six.html#ixzz1IZhzIcCG

BIG BROTHER AMPLIFIED, That’s what M-Net is calling the new season of the hit super show which will kick off on DStv channel 198 on Sunday May 1.
Running 91 days and 24/7 with a dream grand prize of USD 200 000, the sixth season of Africa’s biggest reality show will include more of the drama, the emotion, the excitement and the suspense that have made the series a firm fan favourite. And it’s all going to be AMPLIFIED!

Read more: http://www./2011/04/m-nets-big-brother-africa-season-six.html#ixzz1IZhzIcCG

Naima Adedapo and Thia Megia are no longer standing on "American Idol.
"The earthy 26-year-old dance instructor from Milwaukee and the breathy 16-year-old high school student from Mountain House, Calif., were voted off the Fox talent competition Thursday after "Idol" host Ryan Seacrest revealed they garnered the fewest viewer votes following their respective attempts Wednesday of Elton John's "I'm Still Standing" and "Daniel."

Read more: http://www./2011/04/naima-adedapo-voted-off-american-idol.html#ixzz1IHwnjjkP

ooh nooo

Who Nigerians should vote ,read here http:///M3RjN

See more pictures ;http://www./2011/03/pictures-from-2011-ama-awards.html

Viva riva is a congolese gangster movie that won six awards last weekend at the African movie academy awards in Yenogoa,Bayelsa state


Read more: http://www./2011/03/ama-awards-best-film-viva-riva-full.html#ixzz1I5pgnuH5

see video here ,somehow funny
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adAp84leIlI&feature=youtu.be

Viva riva is a congolese gangster movie that won six awards last weekend at the African movie academy awards in Yenogoa,Bayelsa state.

Sypnosis;

Kinshasa is a city of silky smooth and pulsating nightlife, always ready to go on forever. The happy few who have it all live the high life, never looking back on those who have nothing and live in envy, dreaming of their turn as kings and queens of the night.

Riva is one of those dreamers who had nothing, until he returned from ten years away, his pockets full of cash and determined to have the time of his life. With his old pal, J.M., he sets out for a night of drink, dance and debauchery.

Queen of the night, mysterious, distant beauty, Nora's dance transfixes Riva. No matter that she belongs to a local gangster, Riva must have her. Could this be something real?
The money Riva is spending belongs to his old boss in Angola, who, in hot pursuit, wreaks bloody havoc every step of his way through town to find Riva.

The dream becomes a nightmare, as Riva suffers the cold light of day – and his glory time runs out in a sordid pit on the edge of town.


Read more: http://www./2011/03/ama-awards-best-film-viva-riva-full.html#ixzz1I52zzPyI

Best Film
Viva Riva – Djo Tunda Wa Munga (Congo)

Best Director
Viva Riva – Djo Tunda Wa Munga

Best Actress In Leading Role
Amake Abebrese - Sinking Sands

Best Actor In Leading Role Themba Ndaba – Hopeville
Best Actress In Supporting Role
Marlene Longage – Viva Riva

Best Actor In Supporting Role
Hoji Fortuna – Viva Riva

Best Young Actor Edward Kagutuzi – Mirror Boy

Best Child Actor
Sobahle Mkhabase (Thembi), Tschepang Mohlomi (Chili-Bite) And Sibonelo Malinga (Khwezi) – Izulu Lami

Best Film In African Language
Izulu Lami – Madoda Ncayiyana (South Africa)

Best Nigerian Film
Aramotu – Niji Akanni

Best Screenplay
Sinking Sands

Best Editing
Soul Boy

Best Cinematography
Viva Riva

Best Achievement In Sound
Shirley Adams

Best Visual Effects
A Small Town Called Descent

Best Soundtrack
Inale

Best Make Up
Sinking Sands

Best Costume Design
Aramotu

Best Production Design
Viva Riva

Best Film For African Abroad
In America: The Story Of The Soul Sisters - Rahman Oladigbolu (Nigeria/USA)

Best Diaspora Short Film Precipice – Julius Amedume (UK)

Best Diaspora Documentary Stuborn As A Mule – Miller Bargeron Jr & Arcelous Deiels (USA)

Best Diaspora Feature
Suicide Dolls – Keith Shaw (USA)

Best Documentary
Kondi Et Le Jeudi Nationale – Ariana Astrid Atodji (Cameroun)

Best Short Documentary
After The Mine – Diendo Hamadi & Dinta Wa Lusula (DRC)

Best Short Film
Dina – Mickey Fonseca (Mozambique)


Read more: http://www./2011/03/2011-ama-awards-winners-viva-riva-leads.html#ixzz1HtJlTqh4

Best Film
Viva Riva – Djo Tunda Wa Munga (Congo)

Best Director
Viva Riva – Djo Tunda Wa Munga

Best Actress In Leading Role
Amake Abebrese - Sinking Sands

Best Actor In Leading Role Themba Ndaba – Hopeville
Best Actress In Supporting Role
Marlene Longage – Viva Riva

Best Actor In Supporting Role
Hoji Fortuna – Viva Riva

Best Young Actor Edward Kagutuzi – Mirror Boy

Best Child Actor
Sobahle Mkhabase (Thembi), Tschepang Mohlomi (Chili-Bite) And Sibonelo Malinga (Khwezi) – Izulu Lami

Best Film In African Language
Izulu Lami – Madoda Ncayiyana (South Africa)

Best Nigerian Film
Aramotu – Niji Akanni

Best Screenplay
Sinking Sands

Best Editing
Soul Boy

Best Cinematography
Viva Riva

Best Achievement In Sound
Shirley Adams

Best Visual Effects
A Small Town Called Descent

Best Soundtrack
Inale

Best Make Up
Sinking Sands

Best Costume Design
Aramotu

Best Production Design
Viva Riva

Best Film For African Abroad
In America: The Story Of The Soul Sisters - Rahman Oladigbolu (Nigeria/USA)

Best Diaspora Short Film Precipice – Julius Amedume (UK)

Best Diaspora Documentary Stuborn As A Mule – Miller Bargeron Jr & Arcelous Deiels (USA)

Best Diaspora Feature
Suicide Dolls – Keith Shaw (USA)

Best Documentary
Kondi Et Le Jeudi Nationale – Ariana Astrid Atodji (Cameroun)

Best Short Documentary
After The Mine – Diendo Hamadi & Dinta Wa Lusula (DRC)

Best Short Film
Dina – Mickey Fonseca (Mozambique)


Read more: http://www./2011/03/2011-ama-awards-winners-viva-riva-leads.html#ixzz1HtJlTqh4

Finally, the TV reality show which has been the talk of the town since kicking off in November 2010 has come to an end with Yeka Onka becoming the first-ever Nigerian Idol
She returned home with a recording contract, 7.5Million naira courtesy Etisalat and Royal Exchange, a brand new car courtesy Tom Tom and a Sony entertainment TV center.
But just like Audu Maikori commented during the final show, Yeka is not the only winner; first runner-up Naomi won N1.5M cash prize, a Blackberry phone, Ipad, Ipod, Easy Card, standing Fridge, PS3 and other goodies. Emmanuel, the second runner up also left with N1M, Blackberry phone, Ipad, Ipod, Easy Card, standing Fridge, PS3. Other 11 finalists also went back to their base with lavish gifts from the show’s sponsors.
‘But I must insist, Pedro comments, ‘that the real prize these young people are walking away with, is the opportunities that this platform presents; the opportunity to cultivate whatever fan base they’ve been able to build while here, and use all the resources available to them to build a lasting career for themselves in the entertainment industry’
Meanwhile, the producers are already gearing up for the second episode of Nigerian Idol as audition forms became available on the official website www.nigerianidol.com at midnight on March 27, 2011.


Read more: http://www./2011/03/yeka-onka-becomes-first-nigerian-idol.html#ixzz1HodAhwMO

Earlier today on Twitter, Naeto C engaged Team Dele Momodu on the feasibility of Dele Momodu's plans for the power sector as unveiled at the WhatAboutUs Presidential Debate which held in Abuja yesterday Friday March 25, 2011. Here, Dele Momodu responds:



Naeto C: According to Dele Momodu, "We can "zone" lighting so that a particular zone knows exactly when they will have electricity and people can plan." Are you kidding me? Is that what its called "zone lighting" or "demand-side management"? And please how is this suppose to happen when we can't even evacuate enough gas to supply the power station? Didn't I hear "we need to talk about supply before we talk about demand"?


Dele Momodu: The National electricity grid presently consists of nine generating stations (3 hydro and 6 thermal) with a total installed generating capacity of 5906 MW. According to the National Electric Power Policy, although the installed capacity of the existing power stations is 5906MW, the maximum load ever recorded was 2,470MW. The reason for this is clear. The transmission lines are radial and are overloaded. The switchgears are obsolete while power transformers have not been maintained for a long time. So in dealing with the power issue, we must first rehabilitate existing infrastructure like critical transmission and distribution lines and their associated sub stations to provide a maximum of 5400MW generating capacity. This is the focus of my first year in office as president as well as the proper management of what we currently generate. The truth is in Nigeria today, there are locations, especially where the elites are resident where power is more regular than in the other areas. Why is that? In most Nigerian homes today, when power goes off, nobody knows exactly when it will be restored. We must be able to do a time "zoning" of electricity in our villages, towns and cities so that a particular zone knows exactly what time of the day they will have electricity and the people can plan. Of course this is not all there is is to fixing the power problem. It is a first phase response. Thereafter, in my second year as president, we will focus on alternative sources of power generation from gas, coal, wind, solar and biomass. The bitter truth some Nigerians do not want to hear is that we can't just get constant electricity overnight! The issue of power can be fixed but we have to start somewhere. We have to start with the proper management of what we currently generate. Other countries in West Africa did it successfully in the first phase of managing their power crisis.


Naeto C: Tariffs have to be increased to attract foreign investment to aid in building our ailing power sector. Everybody needs to pay their electricity bills not shift blame. How much is government owing PHCN? Why didn't I hear anything about privatization to attract real money into the sector? Why would anyone want to start business in an unprofitable environment?


Dele Momodu: My brother, the electricity generation in Nigeria cannot be left solely to the private sector. The private sector can play a huge role in power distribution but our biggest challenge at the moment is generation. In Brazil for instance where they generate 96,000 mega watts of power, 10 percent of the power generation is left to the private sector while the government handles the rest in a very decentralised system of power generation, distribution and marketing. The private sector handles 64 percent of power distribution. We will welcome private investment in the power sector but we must begin with the proper management of what we already have. We are not opposed in anyway to privatising the power sector but must avoid the expensive mess of NITEL. We must make the sector attractive to investors in the first instance.

Read more: http://www./2011/03/dele-momodu-engages-naeto-c-on-power.html#ixzz1HoJgXRel

Earlier today on Twitter, Naeto C engaged Team Dele Momodu on the feasibility of Dele Momodu's plans for the power sector as unveiled at the WhatAboutUs Presidential Debate which held in Abuja yesterday Friday March 25, 2011. Here, Dele Momodu responds:



Naeto C: According to Dele Momodu, "We can "zone" lighting so that a particular zone knows exactly when they will have electricity and people can plan." Are you kidding me? Is that what its called "zone lighting" or "demand-side management"? And please how is this suppose to happen when we can't even evacuate enough gas to supply the power station? Didn't I hear "we need to talk about supply before we talk about demand"?


Dele Momodu: The National electricity grid presently consists of nine generating stations (3 hydro and 6 thermal) with a total installed generating capacity of 5906 MW. According to the National Electric Power Policy, although the installed capacity of the existing power stations is 5906MW, the maximum load ever recorded was 2,470MW. The reason for this is clear. The transmission lines are radial and are overloaded. The switchgears are obsolete while power transformers have not been maintained for a long time. So in dealing with the power issue, we must first rehabilitate existing infrastructure like critical transmission and distribution lines and their associated sub stations to provide a maximum of 5400MW generating capacity. This is the focus of my first year in office as president as well as the proper management of what we currently generate. The truth is in Nigeria today, there are locations, especially where the elites are resident where power is more regular than in the other areas. Why is that? In most Nigerian homes today, when power goes off, nobody knows exactly when it will be restored. We must be able to do a time "zoning" of electricity in our villages, towns and cities so that a particular zone knows exactly what time of the day they will have electricity and the people can plan. Of course this is not all there is is to fixing the power problem. It is a first phase response. Thereafter, in my second year as president, we will focus on alternative sources of power generation from gas, coal, wind, solar and biomass. The bitter truth some Nigerians do not want to hear is that we can't just get constant electricity overnight! The issue of power can be fixed but we have to start somewhere. We have to start with the proper management of what we currently generate. Other countries in West Africa did it successfully in the first phase of managing their power crisis.


Naeto C: Tariffs have to be increased to attract foreign investment to aid in building our ailing power sector. Everybody needs to pay their electricity bills not shift blame. How much is government owing PHCN? Why didn't I hear anything about privatization to attract real money into the sector? Why would anyone want to start business in an unprofitable environment?


Dele Momodu: My brother, the electricity generation in Nigeria cannot be left solely to the private sector. The private sector can play a huge role in power distribution but our biggest challenge at the moment is generation. In Brazil for instance where they generate 96,000 mega watts of power, 10 percent of the power generation is left to the private sector while the government handles the rest in a very decentralised system of power generation, distribution and marketing. The private sector handles 64 percent of power distribution. We will welcome private investment in the power sector but we must begin with the proper management of what we already have. We are not opposed in anyway to privatising the power sector but must avoid the expensive mess of NITEL. We must make the sector attractive to investors in the first instance.


Read more: http://www./2011/03/dele-momodu-engages-naeto-c-on-power.html#ixzz1HoJKwNEL

Vera is a young lady engaged to be married in a matter of months. While in Abuja on vacation with her friends, she has a one night stand with Greg after which she abruptly cuts short her vacation and returns to Lagos. Vera resumes work to discover that Greg is her new boss and is hell bent on continuing from where they left off. Vera now finds herself in a dilemma as she has to choose between Greg and Chima her fiance.


Read more: http://www./2011/03/new-movie-alertspellbound-starring.html#ixzz1Hg3Dge6z

New movie trailer;Captain America, The First Avenger
http://www./2011/03/new-movie-trailercaptain-america-first.html

Chidinma: Five years from now, I want to have gone far with my career, I want to be on billboards, and I want to be on TV. I want to be successful and independent.”

The Above is an excerpt from a short Interview Chidimna had with fellow Koko Mansion Housemate and winner as Hi Magazine marked their 1YR anniversary since they left the Mansion in 2009.

Sadly, it hasn’t even been a year since that interview to talk less of 5yrs when we know Chidinma would have really realized her dream of being an actress and “made a change in the Entertainment Industry”.

Chidinma Came to the minds of Nigerian’s as one of the participants ‘Kokolets” in the reality show by HiTV with Popstar D’banj “Koko Mansion”.

For Chidinma, her biggest concern was for people to see her as more than just a pretty face. This pretty young lady, whose role models were Dora Akunyili (Who she met in Koko Mansion) and Oprah Winfrey, considers herself an emotional person whose life ambition is to be an entertainment mogul. “I want to do movies – I want to be on TV – I want to make a difference in the entertainment industry”, she says.

Growing up for her was very pleasant, “it’s not like my family is very well to do, but my parents made sure I didn’t lack anything, but they also made me understand that I couldn’t have everything”.


Read more: http://www./2011/03/remembering-chidinma-mbaloso-january-22.html#ixzz1Hd1nXOvX

Y'all should know that's a result of photoshop hahah