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Isn't the world coming to an end? May the almighty God find us worthy in his kingdom whenever he calls.

Former Mrs. Aboderin, Stella Damasus and Daniel Ademinokan are married.

If you remember, Stella was married to Jaiye Aboderin (now late) and later married an Igbo business man, Emeka Nzeribe which produced nothing but a break up after few months.

News broke of her marriage to film Director and former husband to Nollywood actress, Doris Simeon, Daniel Ademinokan in February but a lot of us could not confirm it until Yesterday when Daniel threw a 35th surprise birthday party for her at a restaurant called 9ja village in Brooklyn, New York. He also got her a Range Rover as birthday present.

The duo are said to be living together in a place called Jamaica Village, Queens, New York. They also have several investment together which include a boutique called code 55 in Abuja.

Controversial Stella was rumored to have dated R.M.D, Ramsey Noah, Sammie Okposo's back up singer, Tim Godfrey of the Xtreem Crew and the Serial womanizer and gospel artiste himself, Sammie Okposo.

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The 15, 000, sitting capacity auditorium is the largest church auditorium in East and Central Africa.
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No she's not Toolz's biological older sister but she's far older back there. C'mmon guys, you can't see this and ignore. Never!
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What exactly is this world turning into? Kids that were meant to be in school were seen in a terror training ground in Afghanistan. The video was posted online by some Islamic fanatics.

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The late Nollywood actor, Justus Esiri, emerged best actor in a leading role, with his female counterpart, Florence Maseba of South Africa as best actress in this year’s Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA), held at the Gloryland Cultural Centre, Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital.

Out of the 27 categories of the awards, Nigeria clinched 13, followed by South Africa with four awards.

Belinda Effah, who featured in the film “Kokoma,” won the award in the category of best promising actor, while best director went to Niyi Akanni, courtesy of the film, “Heroes and Zeros.”

Kweku Ananse of Ghana won best short film, while best animation was won by the South African film, “Adventures of Zambezi.”

Haiti and the United States of America clinched best diaspora feature award, with the film “Stones In The Sun.”

Chief Pete Edochie and Tunde Kelani were among recipients of the AMAA lifetime achievement awards, while the Nigerian documentary, “Fueling Poverty,” took top honours in the best documentary category.
The event was rounded off at about 4.00 a.m on Sunday morning, and was attended by the Bayelsa State governor, Mr Seriake Dickson; deputy governor of Rivers State, Mr Tele Ikuru, who stood in for Governor Rotimi Ameachi; Minister of Culture and Tourism, Chief Edem Duke, who represented President Goodluck Jonathan; South African High Commissioner to Nigeria, Lulu Loius Nmguni, as well ministers and family members of Malawian president, Joyce Banda, among others.

List of winners:

Best Short Film: Kwaku Ananse – Ghana

Best Documentary: Fuelling Poverty – Nigeria

Best Diaspora Feature: Stones In The Sun – Haiti/USA

Best Diaspora Documentary: Fan Do Brasil – (Brazil/Guatamela)

Best Animation: Adventure Of Zambezia – (South Africa)

Best Film By An Africans Abroad: Last Flight To Abuja – UK/Nigeria

Achievement In Production Design: Elelwani

Achievement In Costume Design: Blood And Henna/Nigeria

Achievement In Make-Up: The Meeting

Achievement In Soundtrack: The Last Fishing Boat

Achievement In Visual Effects: The Twin Sword
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