i opened the idiot site to read comments from fans, imagine, we have zero comment

BizBloke:

what type of help do u want from him. lazy bones.

Beremx:
Alibaba's number is on his Twitter page to send him whatsapp messages.
the woman is a liar!

Alibaba no dey help pesin o!

how much is this your campaign, i am sure,u are on promising list.

DAVECENA:
We Nigerians have decided to stand solidly
behind Buhari despite the proposed antics
by wailers. Paris wasn't built in a day so its
out of place to assume the manifestation of
the party's manifesto in the twinkle of an
eye. Though superfluous stories may be
cooked up by reprobate minds to mystify
unsuspeting citizens,but we have decided
that NEVER AGAIN shall we fall prey to their
Gimmicks. #Nigeria_Must_Rise_Again.
#Team_Change.

The Association of Nigerian Theatre Art Practitioners {ANTP} is embroiled in yet another leadership crisis as the President of the body, Victor Asaolu has demanded to be re-elected for another 4-year term.
Asaolu recently dragged the members of the association to court for a fresh ruling on his Presidential bid.

On January 30, 2014, he was declared winner of the controversial elections of the ANTP by Justice Bolaji Yusuf of the Federal High Court, Ibadan, Oyo State.
The ruling tentatively laid to rest the about four-year leadership crisis between Asaolu and veteran actor cum film maker, Dele Odule.
However, Asaolu has now demanded that, he start his 4-year tenure afresh after the court declared him winner with 6 months left to the end of his tenure.
This didn’t go down well with some stakeholders in the association, who requested Asaolu to honorably hand over power, as the next election date would be announced.
Asaolu has now gone to court to seek the permission to restart his 4 year tenure and continue to operate as the authentic leader of the association.
In 2014, leading members of the Association of Nigeria Theatre Arts Practitioners, ANTP, pulled out to form parallel associations.
Some of the associations formed by former ANTP members are; Theatre Arts and Movie Practitioners Association of Nigeria (TAMPAN) headed by two former presidents of ANTP, Adebayo ‘Oga Bello’ Salami and Prince Jide Kosoko and also Dele Odule.
Another one, The Movie Golden movie Ambassadors of Nigeria (TGMAN) headed by Saidi Balogun, Dele Fagboyo, Kunle Afod, Foluke Daramola-Salako, Kemi Afolabi, Bayo Bankole aka Boy Alinco.
In 2014 when he took an oath of office as president of ANTP, Barrister Abdul-Malik Abdul-Majeed was present at the Kwara State Arts & Culture Centre (Main Hall), Ilorin with other members of the executives.
The executives are Mustapha Eletu as National Deputy President, Yisa Alabi Olorunoje as National Vice President (North), Najeem Adio Tijani as National General Secretary, Isaac Ajidaun as Assistant National general Secretary, Abiola Ayeni Adejumo as National Treasurer, Tawab Fatola as National Financial Secretary, Atinuke D. Akindele as National Publicity Secretary, Bakare Shittu as National Welfare Secretary 1 (Male), Yinka Adeleke as National Welfare Secretary 2 (Female),
Elijah Afolayan as National Chief Whip 1 (Male), Esther Akinola Omidiran as National Chief Whip 2 (Female), Ibrahim M. Yahaya as National Auditor and Abiodun Rufai (Odua) as National ex-officio 1.

The Association of Nigerian Theatre Art Practitioners {ANTP} is embroiled in yet another leadership crisis as the President of the body, Victor Asaolu has demanded to be re-elected for another 4-year term.
Asaolu recently dragged the members of the association to court for a fresh ruling on his Presidential bid.

On January 30, 2014, he was declared winner of the controversial elections of the ANTP by Justice Bolaji Yusuf of the Federal High Court, Ibadan, Oyo State.
The ruling tentatively laid to rest the about four-year leadership crisis between Asaolu and veteran actor cum film maker, Dele Odule.
However, Asaolu has now demanded that, he start his 4-year tenure afresh after the court declared him winner with 6 months left to the end of his tenure.
This didn’t go down well with some stakeholders in the association, who requested Asaolu to honorably hand over power, as the next election date would be announced.
Asaolu has now gone to court to seek the permission to restart his 4 year tenure and continue to operate as the authentic leader of the association.
In 2014, leading members of the Association of Nigeria Theatre Arts Practitioners, ANTP, pulled out to form parallel associations.
Some of the associations formed by former ANTP members are; Theatre Arts and Movie Practitioners Association of Nigeria (TAMPAN) headed by two former presidents of ANTP, Adebayo ‘Oga Bello’ Salami and Prince Jide Kosoko and also Dele Odule.
Another one, The Movie Golden movie Ambassadors of Nigeria (TGMAN) headed by Saidi Balogun, Dele Fagboyo, Kunle Afod, Foluke Daramola-Salako, Kemi Afolabi, Bayo Bankole aka Boy Alinco.
In 2014 when he took an oath of office as president of ANTP, Barrister Abdul-Malik Abdul-Majeed was present at the Kwara State Arts & Culture Centre (Main Hall), Ilorin with other members of the executives.
The executives are Mustapha Eletu as National Deputy President, Yisa Alabi Olorunoje as National Vice President (North), Najeem Adio Tijani as National General Secretary, Isaac Ajidaun as Assistant National general Secretary, Abiola Ayeni Adejumo as National Treasurer, Tawab Fatola as National Financial Secretary, Atinuke D. Akindele as National Publicity Secretary, Bakare Shittu as National Welfare Secretary 1 (Male), Yinka Adeleke as National Welfare Secretary 2 (Female),
Elijah Afolayan as National Chief Whip 1 (Male), Esther Akinola Omidiran as National Chief Whip 2 (Female), Ibrahim M. Yahaya as National Auditor and Abiodun Rufai (Odua) as National ex-officio 1.

please who is laura ikeji..... and why is that girl dreaming of looking 13 even when she is not looking 30 but 45.....dey old for ikeji's house.....their face look scary

FlirtyKaren:
Actor Ik Ogbonna's wife, Sonia shared this photo of her and Linda Ikeji's younger sister, Laura on her Instagram page https://www.instagram.com/p/BDflOGBEV5s/?hl=enmake and said Laura looked 13 with no make up.
That statement sparked a fiery storm. Comments continue after the cut.


http://www.lailasblog.com/2016/03/ik-ogbonnas-wife-sets-ig-on-fire-after.html

any pictures...........

luxanne:
And now, to the just concluded semi finals we have,

from the third spot, the list is going to be done in a descending order and most importantly, according to the scores collated by their officiating Judges.


So here goes,


Taking the third spot, we have from the Lagos State University, Horlapelumi with 76%.


Congratulations Sir

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To the second spot, with a 1% variance away from the third spot, the debater with the highest best score so far, and from Obafemi Awolowo University, we have Emaculate99 with 77%.


Congratulations Sir

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And now to the last man standing, one who has been present in all rounds of our best debaters' essay thread the one who has finally, finally fought his way bravely to the first spot with just a 1% variance away from the second spot and a 2% variance away from the third spot,


He's no other than,




with 78%,



from the school with the motto - “For learning and culture ”



I present to you, from Obafemi Awolowo University , our very own,



OAUTemitayo



A Hearty Congratulation Sir



Wow, you will agree with me that Team OAU got this semi final round of NISD, but will they be able to hold the spot down through the finals of this great competition or will it be taken by Team Unilorin, the school they will be contending with during the finals?

Well, it's just a matter of time and we shall surely find out then. You just stay following

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However, we shall not fail to also give honorary mentions to the following debaters present during the semi finals:

1. Temidelaw - 73%

2. Neyoor - 71%

3. Catalyst4real - 69%

Well done Sirs, we do appreciate you all



The Best Essays for the Semi Final round comes next...

pre-marital union.

mymadam:
'Jumoke, biko, wey ur wedding ring nah?

Pls, picture of the writer.. Seun of Nairaland pls, kindly give us d picture or ...

I WONDER HOW YOUR BRAIN WILL LOOK LIKE IF WE DO A QUICK XRAY... THE WORD HATERS MUST NOT REFLECT HERE....When people are letting out their mind, u will call them haters... Nigerian future will suffer if we have 100 of you out there.

aluk:
I like your face jare. Just ignore all those haters. Do all you need to do to make yourself feel good. That's the best way to live life.

WHY CANT YOU GO BACK TO SCHOOL TO STUDY MUSIC....WHY ARE YOUNG INTELLIGENT NIGERIAN MEN LAZY THESE DAYS, MUST EVERYONE DO MUSIC....IF MUSIC WAS YOUR FIRST LOVE, YOU WOULD HAVE GONE FOR IT IN THE FIRST PACE.....STUDY MUSIC IN SCHOOL AND GO FOR IT, BUT LOTS OF YOU ARE IMPATIENCE, YOU WANTED QUICK FAME AND MONEY...THOUGH I WOUD HAVE APPRECIATED YOU MORE TODAY IF AFTER YOUR 4 YEARS IN THE UNIVERSITY YOU STARTED MUSIC AND NOT THIS YOUR PRESENT JOB... NAWA OOO....(Edit my typo pls)

Airforce1:
So today I got to the office and feeling fly.. so I decided to take some few shots and share with you guys..
I feel like quitting to pursue my career tho.

Almost all the naija artistes did it and succeeded
So I see why I won't succeed.

Love my job but love music more.

The Ondo State House of Assembly has reversed the purported impeachment of its speaker, Jumoke Akindele and other principal officers.
Chairman, House Committee on Information, Olamide George disclosed this on Wednesday in Akure while addressing a news conference.

We recall that 18 out of the 26 members of the House met late Tuesday night in the house of one of the aggrieved members to impeach Akindele and Fatai Olotu, the deputy speaker.
“On Tuesday, 8th of March, 2016, sizeable number of members of Ondo State House of Assembly met on some burning issues touching on the leadership of the House.
“Before plenary today, Wednesday 9th of March, 2016, members, at a larger and official gathering, met to review the situation.
“They consequently resolved to allow the status quo ante on the leadership of Ondo State House of Assembly as at 7th March 2016 to remain,” George said.
According to him, the House of assembly remains united, cohesive and alive to its constitutional responsibilities.

The committee chairman said that the issue of the leadership of the house was an internal affair and had been treated as such.

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Femi Solar to launch new album soon

With an official new Album dropping soon, Femi Solar has started putting final touches on his album which will be released soon
He will be featuring award winning Juju gospel artist, Mega 99 real names Prince Abel Dosumu . The music icon was spotted at the new multi-million Naira studio built by Femi Solar in the heart beat of Ibadan city.
We earlier told you about the All White Album launch and opening of a Mega Music studio...
More pictures .......

Switzerland Gianni Infantino on Friday, in Zurich, Switzerland, was elected the new President for world soccer governing body, FIFA. With a simple majority of votes in 2nd ballot, Infantino was elected FIFA President until 2019. New FIFA President, Gianni Infantino Details later…

SO Siasia is now the coach....lets see what he can do....

Nigeria has re-appointed Samson Siasia as Head Coach of the Senior National Football Team, Super Eagles. Siasia will work with respected tactician Salisu Yusuf, FIFA U-17 World Cup –winner Emmanuel Amuneke and Alloy Agu for the upcoming 2017 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Egypt. Siasia The combination was recommended by the NFF Technical and Development Committee following Sunday Oliseh’s resignation on twitter in the early hours of Friday.
Siasia served as Super Eagles’ Head Coach between December 2010 and October 2011, before his contract was terminated following the team’s failure to qualify for the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations. Amuneke led the Nigeria U-17 boys to a fifth FIFA World Cup title in Chile last year and was hailed for his excellent comportment and maturity, as well as the tremendous skills of his players. Salisu Yusuf and Alloy Agu were in the immediate past crew led by Oliseh and will serve as the bridge with the new team as Nigeria gets set for a potentially –explosive double date with the Pharaohs in March. Siasia and Amuneke are among few ex-Nigeria internationals who boast impressive track record in coaching. Amuneke, who has a UEFA Pro licence, was assistant to Manu Garba when the Nigeria U-17 squad won a fourth FIFA World Cup title in 2013, and then headed the crew that successfully defended the trophy last year. Siasia steered the Nigeria U-20 team to the African title in 2005 and led the team to runner-up spot at the FIFA U-20 World Cup in The Netherlands the same year. He also led the U-23 to silver medal in the men’s football tournament of the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, and two months ago, led the U-23 to win the Africa U-23 Cup of Nations in Senegal, in the process qualifying the team to this year’s Olympics. Both men scored as Nigeria achieved an impressive debut at the FIFA World Cup in the USA in 1994. Amuneke scored against Bulgaria and Italy and Siasia scored against Argentina.

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Huge endorsement deal with Numatville Megacity which is the initiative of Akin Olowokere, ex-Board Chairman of Ondo state Land & Housing corporation in partnership with federal ministry of lands, housing & Urban development, Abuja has spread to the Media practitioners.

About 50 Journalists, 50 bloggers, some Top Models were awarded a plot of land each worth 50million Naira.
At a press brief on Thursday, Akin Olowokere described the mass endorsement as a way to give back to the entertainment industry and young hardworking journalists, bloggers, models and entertainers...a plot of land worth 50 million Naira at the Media, Models quarters of the Nigerian Unity Museum & Trade Tourism Village in Abuja. Some top bloggers are joining the likes of Femi Branch, Ayo Adesanya, Kiss Daniel, Minjin, LKT, Isokate and others as brand ambassadors. According to reports, the land gift is an attempt to encourage the creativity of Nigerian entertainers, Journalists, Models and content providers in the entertainment industry.

As I steer at the heap of curriculum vitae before me in my office, I remember, like yesterday, a statement once made by a friend of mine back then. He was an elder, and as a young man still seeking a direction and what to make of my promising future, I always loved sitting close to him; each day with him was always a lesson learnt. On this particular day, he asked me what I wanted with life and after a lengthy discussion, he simply told me: “my brother, you have a great future, just wiggle your way through. Always remember that the next person to you may never want you to be happy. He would do everything to build his empire upon your shoulder. This is why if you can live in Nigeria, you can live anywhere else.” The message sank back then, but not much. However, the reality dawned as I started checking out the hundreds of curriculum vitae sent to my office by Nigerians who simply want to be fixed up where they could earn a living. I particularly recall the case of this lady who narrated an experience that could get one throwing up. I will keep her protected here, but it should be a lesson to other job seekers across the country too. This lady had sweated through school where she studied Banking and Finance. She had high hopes and upon graduation, she served the nation with a firm in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city. She thereafter returned to Lagos. Then the job hunt began. She explained: “I would go through the newspapers, get flyers, read adverts pasted on walls along the road. I had enough strength and was encouraged by the bright light I saw at the end of the tunnel. I was applying everywhere and at a time, I could not remember some of the places I earlier applied to. In some cases, one of the requirements for a particular job, especially that had to do with marketing, was to scan a passport photograph and attach it to your CV.” She was invited few times for interviews. Then, there was this particular one that changed her life, not for the better, but something opposite it. She got a text inviting her for an interview. Though desperate for a job, she took her time to go through the internet and find out more about the supposed organisation but could not find any. She however decided to give it a try. There’s no harm in trial, she must have thought. She got to the place, but was surprised to find that only three of them were invited, she and two other male applicants. The male applicants were attended to first by a group of three panelists. “I entered the room where the interview was to hold and they started well. But before I knew what was happening, the interview changed. They forcefully took off my clothes and had sessions with me. They raped me,” she said, this time weeping. I couldn’t hold back. I asked her if she knew the house. She answered in the affirmative but said she later learnt that the house was just there unoccupied for years. The rapists must have taken advantage of that. Today, this 28-year old woman has a son from that incident, a son whose father can’t be ascertained currently as the culprits have not been caught. The worse now is that it is not known who among the three rapists has the son. One can just imagine the plight of a young pretty woman turned into a single mother in the course of searching for job. This woman is only one of the many thousands of women that have pathetic tales to tell in the quest for job, especially in the hands of employment agencies and supposed middle men. While some of these agencies engage in such nefarious activities as raping their victims and even engaging in rituals, others are only established to financially extort job seekers. Of course, because of Nigeria’s population which hovers around 170 million and the country’s economic challenges, there is this shortfall in employment. While unemployment continues to soar, there are also cases of under-employment and casualisation of workers. The fraudsters thus see a great opportunity here. What some of them do is to ask applicants to pay some amount of money for registration in the guise that they have major organisations and establishments as their clients. These job agencies then begin to, like the applicants themselves, scout for vacancies in the newspapers. Where they get any, they ask the applicants to go try out their luck. Many of these agencies, including those who advertise in newspapers have come to be known as fake. It is now a common sight across major parts of Lagos to see vacancies boldly written with chalks and paints. The fraudsters don’t stop there, they go as far as listing very attractive salaries. And each day, innocent Nigerians are victimised. Tales abound of how applicants are forced to pay money through their nose for a non-existent job. Many, like the story I related earlier, have slept with just any man, as long as there is a promise of job. Who would they tell when the promise is not fulfilled? A ot of these job agencies are not registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission, CAC. There was this report of a firm, Firstgate Business Intermediaries Limited, FBIL, which, some months back attempted to swidle 1,379 applicants in Nigeria to the tune of N5.2 million. What the firm did was to announce, through newspaper adverts, tempting international job offers. To make it look real, the firm claimed it was in partnership with the then Federal Ministries of Power, Youths & Sports Development and that of Trade and Investment to arrange the recruitment of Nigerian youths for international job opportunities. Thank God for the intervention of the Independent Corrupt Practices and other Related Offences Commission, ICPC. But before then, many applicants had registered with N3,500. Checks have revealed that though the Federal Government has a policy of regulating this sub-sector through the Ministry of Labour’s adopted convention 181 of 1997 on private employment agencies and activated section 23-25 of the Labour Act, such monitoring and regulations have not been effective over the years and this has led to the sour tales Nigerians face daily. For instance, the Ministry reportedly put a system of licensing and certification of labour contractors and private employment agencies in place in 2007. This, the Ministry thought, would help in identification, regulation and streamlining of the labour recruitment business. Section 25 (5) of the labour Act empowers the Minister of Labour to suspend or withdraw license granted if the licensee is convicted of any offence under the Labour Act or any other law or has conducted himself as in the opinion of the minister to be no longer a fit and proper person to undertake recruitment operation. But what has happened to consistency in its implementation? Many of the employment agencies in the country are not even registered as I said earlier. I was recently moved to sponsor a motion at the Lagos State House of Assembly to make it mandatory for all private employment agencies in the state to register with the government so that it would be easy to monitor their activities and sieve the wheat from the chaff. My argument is that though, unemployment is a major challenge facing the country, it has a multi-faceted approach to solving it, some less important than others, yet all so close-knitted. If employment agencies can be registered, a major trouble of insecurity of applicants is laid to rest. The agency, knowing that they are monitored, would begin to act in consonance with terms of agreement. Nigerian youths should also begin to allow the reality sink that there are no jobs out there. The government, most times, does not have jobs except to create an enabling environment for businesses and investors to thrive. Once in a while, there are vacancies in some establishments, but the youths and job seekers should refrain from allowing their desperation push them into actions they would live to regret. The situation even gets worse with people receiving text messages for interview for jobs they never applied for. Applicants should be careful what interviews they honour. Most of those posing as agents are jobless and only taking advantage of desperate job seekers to earn a living. As a lawmaker, I know that when laws are made, the people expect such laws implemented. It is not the duty of the lawmaker to implement the law, but that of the executive. In this wise, I would plead with our law enforcement agencies to assist innocent Nigerians by carrying out discreet investigations of some of these vacancies and job agents. There could be a lot of surprises. In Lagos, Governor Akinwunmi Ambode is a trusted leader and has continued in a direction to make the average resident of Lagos proud of the government. I also know that the challenges are much for the government and thus, it is a case of one step at a time (even though Governor Ambode, since May 29, 2015, has always taken three steps at once). We know the time is near for these fake job agencies to be weeded out. While we in Lagos prepare for this battle, I want to urge the Minister of Labour and brother, Dr. Chris Ngige, to put the agency in charge of regulating the job agencies on its toes. Staff of the agency must know it is a new government and no longer business as usual.
Written by Moshood Oshun. He is the Chairman, Lagos House of Assembly Committee on Public Account (State) and representative of Lagos Mainland Constituency 2.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/02/when-fake-employment-agencies-become-nigerias-big-headache/

Chei......Lola Okoye...the first dog and now, Jude don see his own dog and Peter no like am cos.......lol Chei, this Okoyes family are really fun to be with

Montaque:
The book of Timothy adjudged a minister of God to be a man whose family is an example of what he preaches. If a pastor cannot hold his family together, how can he manage the church of jesus

You are far away...so you can't know what some pastors are enduring....Satan is so smart that, he will use either his wife or children to bring him down...but whoever is stand fast will stand forever...

A 39-year-old school proprietor, Hassana Yusuf, on Thursday told an Igando Customary Court that her husband, Adisa, once entered her mother's room stark naked.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the complaint in the case is seeking the dissolution of their 11-year marriage to Adisa Yusuf.
The case was first mentioned on Dec. 16, 2015.
At the resumed hearing of the case on Thursday, Hassana accused her estranged husband of battering, lack of care for her and her children, threat to life, blackmail and absence of love.
``When our third born was sick, he wanted to go out and I refused to allow him. I said that our child must not die, but the next thing I saw was that he stripped himself naked.
``He was naked in front of our children and went to meet my mum in her room stark naked. My mother had to cover her eyes.
``If I agree to keep providing for the family, there won't be any problem, provided he would be nice to me and the children.
``But since I have refused to keep shouldering his responsibilities, he became a demon.
``He said he will kill me and take over what we both laboured for; he boasts that nobody will question him,’’ she said.
The complaint also told the court that her husband was in the habit of accusing her of infidelity.
``My husband is suspicious of my moves; every man I talk to is my boyfriend. He has no trust, whatsoever, in me.
`` There was a day we fought and he hit me with a nail on my head,’’ she said.
Hassana also said that her husband does not show her any care during pregnancy.
``I have nursed every pregnancy myself, as if I impregnated myself. I do the naming ceremony myself. It is only our second daughter that he footed her bill.

``On more than three occasions in 2012, he abandoned me and the children. He once left the house for a year,’’ she said.
The respondent, however, denied all the allegations.
``I had to show my mother-in-law what her daughter normally does to me whenever I tell her there is no money. She usually stripes me naked.
``That was why I went to her room naked.
``I earn N30, 000 every month and I give her everything. Does that not show my love for her and the children?’’ he told the court.
Adisa accused his wife of unfaithfulness.
``She has so many boyfriends, I have evidence to show that she is unfaithful, my fellow landlords are her boyfriends.’’
The respondent said that he doubts the paternity of their last child.
NAN reports that the union which was consummated in 2003, , is blessed with four children.
The court President, Adegboyega Omilola, ordered the couple to attend another Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) meeting on March 3.
The case was then adjourned to June 28, for judgment.
SOURCE: (NAN)

Omoluabi16:
I will slap you. Get lost with your heresy.

PLEASE, IS MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE GOING TO GIVE ME MORE DOLLARS IN MY ACCOUNT? IF YES.....LETS MARRY.....

Is this woman not tired............She is such a disgrace to womanhood.......when you started dating a Pastor.......are you not aware that you will not have his 100% attention......Abeg, madam Pastor Anita, i am tired of seeing this court case etc.....try and remarry a man that is not into Gods ministry..Abeg.....PASTORS WIVES ARE CALLED ENDURANCE....COS, THEY MUST ENDURE EVERYTHING......

I BELIEVE NAIRALAND IS NOW SECONDARY SCHOOL FACEBOOK....IS THIS NEWS AND ITS ON FRONT PAGE...CHEI....

COOL PICTURES ....BUT ...NOT NEWS...IF THEY ARE WATCHING HIM PERFORM ON STAGE

A fire outbreak at the wee hours of Thursday gutted the popular singer market in Kano, destroying no fewer than 200 shops.

The State director of the fire service, Balarabe Kabara confirmed the fire outbreak was recorded around 6:00am and unspecified number of shops had been affected.

However, an eyewitness who identified himself as Aminu Inuwa said the fire started around 4:15 am, and a particular structure containing over 200 shops were completely affected.

Aminu said that the fire had also razed a number of ware houses of food stuff and essential commodities located within the vicinity of market.

charix:
Honestly, who in heaven's name is she?!

Are you still in the hospital?

Last week, Toyin Aimakhu's estranged husband, Niyi Johnson shared a photo on his instagram page where he was flanked by a 'mysterious' woman.

Well, it seems she's no more a mystery as the actor has also moved on since his wife is already in a new relationship with top Yoruba movie producer, Seun Egbegbe.

Rumours have it that another Nollywood actress - Nkechi 'B' Sunday and Niyi are in a deep relationship.

The light skinned actress shared some pretty close photos of both them on her Instagram page but took it down after a while.

She also celebrated her birthday on Val's Day and Adeniyi Johnson was present at the house party.

Nollywood actress, Ini Edo has just been unveiled as the brand ambassador. It seems her weight loss process has actually brought some amount of millions into her account.

Though some fans have been complaining about her trimmed figure but she has continued to ignore their complains as she had once disclosed that she wasn't doing it for anybody but favouring herself.