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Tournament from 17 January to 8 February
Staged in Equatorial Guinea after Morocco pull out.

Group A: Equatorial Guinea, Congo, Gabon, Burkina Faso
Group B: Zambia, DR Congo, Cape Verde, Tunisia
Group C: Ghana, Senegal, South Africa, Algeria
Group D: Ivory Coast, Guinea, Cameroon, Mali


Stat attack:

- There will be no debutants in January’s tournament, with Equatorial Guinea and Cape Verde making their second appearance.

- Only Nigeria (2015) and Egypt (2012) have failed to qualify after winning the previous tournament.



Host cities:

The host cities for each group have also been announced: They are-

Group A – Bata

Group B – Ebibeyin

Group C – Mongomo

Group D – Malabo.

The opening match of the tournament will be: Equatorial Guinea v Congo in Group A.


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Nigeria 2014 World Cup adidas jersey (home strip):

The agreement with the sportswear manufacturer ends this month and is not likely to be reactivated afterwards according to NFF sources

The sportswear manufacturing contract of German company adidas with the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) will expire on December 31, 2014, the Director of Marketing of the Nigeria Football Federation, Idris Adama has told Goal.

When asked whether the contract would be renewed, Adama declined to say for now whether it would be renewed or not until discussions take place.

“Yes, the Adidas contract will end at the end of this month and for now I cannot say authoritatively that the contract will be renewed or not. But we the Nigeria Football Federation will decide on the issue that is what I can say for now,” he disclosed.

But when Goal made consultations with another influential member of the NFF, he stated that the contract may not be renewed because the body signals from both ends did not point towards that fact.

“I can tell you authoritatively that the contract will not be renewed because both parties have disagreed on the issue. So right now we are talking to other kit firms that we believe have offered better package and have shown huge interest in kitting the national teams. The decision will be taken by the Executive Board of the Nigeria Football Federation,” the source disclosed.

The choice of lime green instead of forest green for the country's World Cup jersey brought about a lot of disapproval when adidas unveiled the shirts. However, many fans quickly adapted to it and accepted the change after explanations that the colour was not decided by a telecommunications company that sponsors the national team.

Indications are that adidas was not happy with the conduct of the Super Eagles at the World Cup where many players wore jerseys that belonged to other sportswear manufacturers like Nike and Puma in camp.

SOURCE: http://brainnewsng.com/nff-not-sure-of-renewing-adidas-contract/

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Yobe State Governor, Alhaji Ibrahim
Gaidam, has reviewed the 24 hours
curfew earlier imposed on Damaturu, the
state capital, following the daring attempt
by Boko Haram insurgents to seize control
of the Government House on Monday
morning.

A statement signed by the governor’s
Special Adviser on Press Affairs and
Information, Abdullahi Bego, said review
of the curfew hours followed discussions
with heads of law enforcement agencies
on the state in which the ongoing security
efforts within Damaturu metropolis were
reviewed.

“As from Wednesday 3 December 2014,
the curfew will start from 6.00PM to
7.00AM daily”, the statement read in part.
The governor, who called on members of
the public to continue to extend their
support to and cooperation with security
agents in their effort to ensure peace and
security in the state, said people can move
freely between the hours of 7AM and 6PM
as the curfew will start from 6PM daily.

“Going forward, the curfew hours will be
reviewed further on the basis of
recommendations from the head of law
enforcement agencies in the state.
“Members of the general public are kindly
advised to comply with the new curfew
hours”, the statement said.

The 2015 Africa Cup of Nations will be odd in a certain way when the 16 teams on parade will battle for the coveted trophy without the reigning champions in the mix. It will not be the first time the Super Eagles will fail to seize the opportunity to defend the title following the 1996 ban when Nigeria refused to play in South Africa, but it is the first a Nigerian coach would get to keep his job after such major failure.

The decision of the Nigeria Football Federation to keep Keshi has attracted criticisms to the football body from various quarters. The decision has gradually built up controversy, especially when observers point out that it was the same NFF that refused to offer the coach a new contract as it planned to hire a foreign coach, with two games left in the qualifying series.

The decision to relieve Keshi of his position was reached after the team lost 1-0 to Sudan in Khartoum on October 11. Even after a 3-1 win in the return leg fixture against Sudan in Abuja four days later, the NFF still went ahead with their decision, temporarily replacing Keshi with Shaibu Amodu.

The plan was to hire a foreign coach but the football body was forced to change its plan when President Goodluck Jonathan impressed it upon the officials to rescind their decisions.

After the ultimate failure of not qualifying for the 2015 AFCON, however, some NFF officials have allegedly appealed secretly to sympathisers to plead with Keshi to resign. According to sources, these officials would want Keshi to take a walk instead of the NFF making the decision and incurring the wrath of the Presidency.

Even the Chairman of Senate Committee on Sports, Adamu Gumba, tacitly warned against the sacking of the coach, saying that the team would need rebuilding.

In toeing the same line as the government, NFF President, Amaju Pinnick, made a U-turn on his belief in Keshi and absolved him of blame while identifying the players as the problem.

“Look at the attitude of the players. A coach can tell the players ‘look at the tactics we want’, and they go there and do their thing,” Pinnick said on Cool FM.

He added later on SL10.ng, “We have Shaibu Amodu as the technical director, he was boss to Keshi. Keshi is the head coach, he has won everything and he is still going to work. ‘Jay Jay’ Okocha is the head of the technical study group and Felix Anyansi-Agwu, one of the most successful club administrators in the country today, is the head of the technical committee. With these people, I don’t think you can go wrong.”

A 1980 Nations Cup winner, Adokiye Amiesimaka, hailed the decision to retain Keshi, but questioned the motive behind the initial quest to hire a foreign coach.

“Keshi has done well as a coach. We should give the coaching crew more credit instead of criticising them,” Amiesimaka said.

“At their first attempt, they won us the Nations Cup, and at the first attempt, qualified us for the World Cup.

“We’re not even saying thank you to them, everybody is just saying ‘fire them fire them’, and we know the running battles Keshi has had with these so-called football governing body in this country.”

But not everyone agrees with the NFF and Amiesimaka on Keshi. A former international, Oladimeji Lawal, and former striker Jonathan Akpoborie insist that Keshi should be judged based on his last result.

“His last result in this case is the failure to qualify for the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations,” Lawal said.

“Nobody should tell Keshi or the NFF what to do. I’m not in the position to advise the NFF so I can’t tell them what to do, but they should know that his job is to win matches and qualify Nigeria for competitions. If that can’t be achieved, I don’t know what else they want him for.”

Akpoborie rather called for the hiring of a foreign coach, arguing that foreigners always have straightforwardness in their selection of players and possess superior tactical knowledge.

“NFF must bring a foreign coach with class, a top quality coach, a big name and established coach who has knowledge of African football and who is ready to develop the game in the country,” the former Wolfburg forward said.

“The coach must be one who has a culture. Switzerland, Germany, Holland and Spain have football culture and that’s why they play well,” he argued.

“I also don’t agree with people who say Nigeria don’t have quality players. We have them in abundance home and abroad, they only need to be harnessed.”

A former Nigeria captain, Sunday Oliseh, said on his blog that the Super Eagles failed to qualify because the team were uncoordinated, blaming the coach and the NFF in the process.

“It is a crime to air your opinion, give advice or suggestions on how to better the Super Eagles without the handlers throwing insults at you or crying out that you seek their job,” Oliseh said.

“They probably do this because they got the job through backstabbing, hence they fail to understand that not everyone needs or wants to coach the Super Eagles.

“When you lack ‘raw’ quality in your team, you advocate and build success via team work, team play and a regular team to compensate for what you lack in individual quality.

“The uncoordinated way in which the Super Eagles play, which triggered our recent elimination (from the AFCON qualifiers), is borne out of the fact that there was too much line-up changes. Not only does the team not play well or succeed, it is ‘foreign’ and unknown to Nigerians.”

“The FA’s technical committee is comical to say the least. It fails to understand what its job should be in the first place. I find it inappropriate for a national coach (no matter who he is) to be asked to justify his team selection to people who have no technical education and have never played at the highest level but believe they just have a gifted knowledge of football from just watching or having played it on the street or in school.”

He added, “Most of us played football as kids; we all have opinions or ideas about football. This, however, leads some to think they are experts. This is not only wrong, but dangerous.

“Should you want to be a top coach, you have to study and get yourself certified and even then you are not guaranteed success.

“Spain’s Football Federation recently banned Real Madrid’s second-team coach, Zinedine Zidane, from coaching because he doesn’t have the right qualifications.

“If they can ban such a legend from coaching the second division, why should we hand over our national teams and first division clubs to people who just attend two-week seminars and pretend to be qualified?”

The Super Eagles will not get down to serious business until late 2015 when they are expected to begin their campaign for the 2017 AFCON. Before then, they are expected to play Brazil and Croatia in some of the friendly games lined up for them.


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Super Eagles coach, Stephen Keshi, is smiling to the bank even as Nigerians, companies and members of the Nigeria Football Federation weep bitterly for missing the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations. The Minister of Sports, Tammy Danagogo, has paid Keshi N14m for the past two months, according to a report by Africanfootball.com.

It was learnt that the transaction was carried out without the knowledge of the board of the Nigeria Football Federation – a move experts say further undermines the authority of the NFF over the coach.

It was understood that Keshi was paid for October and November even though there is no contractual agreement between the coach and the NFF.

The Special Media Assistant to the sports minister, Patrick Omorodion, who confirmed the payment, however told The PUNCH that the money was not meant for Keshi alone.

“The money was not paid to only Keshi but it meant for the entire coaching crew. What was done by the ministry was just to fulfil an agreement earlier reached with the coaches. At the peak of the NFF crisis and with urgent matches to play, the minister stepped in and invited Keshi to handle those games after which it would be purely left for the NFF to retain him or ask another coach to take over.”

But the NFF officials say that the explanation cannot stand as the minister has quietly taken over their role which has ultimately made nonsense their position as the immediate employers of Keshi and to whom the coach should report to.

A member said, “The minister has been paying Keshi directly from the NFF subvention without any input from the NFF. This cannot be good for the relationship between employer and employee.”

Keshi was in charge for the Equatorial Guinea 2015 qualifiers double header against Sudan in October and then the qualifiers against Congo and South Africa last month. But he was sacked midway into the qualifiers when it became very doubtful if the country could qualify with him in charge. When he was asked to go, the NFF announced a former coach of the Eagles Shaibu Amodu to take charge of the team for the remaining two matches but they had to rescind their earlier decision after Nigeria President Goodluck Jonathan asked that he should be restated. Even though most Nigerians have asked for a new coach, the NFF members have become helpless under the prevailing condition.

Even though the NFF president Amaju Pinnick has maintained a contract has not been agreed with Keshi, followers of the game in Nigeria see the N7m payment as acceding to Keshi’s demand that his pay be increased to that amount. The amount is N2m raise from what he received in his initial contract, which ran out after the World Cup in Brazil.


SOURCE: http://brainnewsng.com/minister-pays-keshi-n14m/

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This is the big question that many are seeking answer to since leading celebs magazine, Ovational International, released the photo of ‘Mr Endowed’, D’banj (Oladapo Daniel Oyebanjo) and the former Miss World, Agbani Darego at the Olu of Warri’s son’s wedding in London, a few days ago.


The duo seems to be in love from the image but is it another make-belief? What do you think the koko master is telling Agbani from the photo?



READ MORE: http://www.brainnewsng.com/is-dbanj-in-love-with-former-miss-world-agbani-darego/

A Social media practitioners and users from the African continent will meet in Lagos for the first Social Media Awards Africa on Friday and Saturday. The event, which is being organised by Sterling Bank Plc, will kick off with a summit on Friday at the Events Centre, Alausa, Ikeja, with the theme: “Social Media for Governance, Leadership & Development.”


The grand event – the award presentation – will hold on Saturday, at BICS Garden, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos. Participants from Kenya, South Africa and Tunisia have started arriving in Lagos for the award. Papers will be resented by international social media experts. Lagos State Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola (SAN), the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Sterling Bank Plc, Mr. Yemi Adeola and the Minister for Communications & Technology, Madam Mobola Johnson among others are expected at the summit.


SOURCE: http://www.brainnewsng.com/social-media-award-holds-in-lagos/

Chocolate City rapper, Penshak Zamani, popularly known as Ice Prince has come out to state the reason his love affair with Ghanaian actress, Yvonne Nelson ended abruptly. Speaking with Beat FM presenter, Olisa Adibua on the new episode of ‘The Truth’, the award winning rapper talks about his relationship with the Ghanaian actress.

Speaking on what has become a love triangle
after Olisa asked who was the first to date Yvonne Nelson between him and Iyanya as such, Ice Prince said: ‘We need to have this interview with Iyanya and Yvonne Nelson sitting down here, We are cool, Yvonne is still Yvonne, we still keep in touch as long as we can, not every day, not every month, not all the time.’ Asked Why the relationship ended, the rapper said: ‘She is a very very busy person, she was busier than I was at that time, I am very busy person as well, I’m never round, we don’t have time to cheer each other, so I kinda created space so we moved on.’


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The intelligence agencies are owned by governments of different states. The purpose of an intelligence agency is to collect, analyze and exploit the information about a corrupt individual of group. These agencies are always abided to follow certain rules and defend the states in one way or the other. Here are the top 10 best intelligence agencies in the world.

10. Ministry of State Security (MSS), China:

The Ministry of State Security is the agency of China. This intelligence agency takes care of the foreign, affairs, political security and removes the hackers from the state. The agency is being directed by Geng Huichang and its head office is situated in Beijing, China.

9. Secret Intelligence Services/MI6, United Kingdom:

The Secret Intelligence Services is also called as MI6 is situated in London, UK. This agency came into being in 1909 and provides safety to the internal security matters and prevents the attacks of terrorists and gangsters in the state.

8. Central Intelligence Agency, CIA, United States:

The Central Intelligence Agency was founded on 18th September, 1947 in USA. This is one of the best intelligence agencies in the world. It has its head office in Langley, Virginia, only few miles away from WashingtonD.C. This agency has its sub-offices in different parts of USA and works with more than 20000 individuals.

7. The Institute For Intelligence and Special Operation (MOSSAD), Israel:

The Institute For Intelligence and Special Operation collects information about the terrorists and acts like a former government body against Al-Qaida and similar other powers. This institute is based in Israel and performance-wise it is awesome.

6. Inter service intelligence (ISI), Pakistan:

The Inter Services Intelligence is a Pakistan-based intelligence agency. Its foundation was laid in 1948 after the partition of India-Pakistan. This agency has its representatives and workers in the neighboring countries like Afghanistan, Iran and India. It is structured to control the irregular military services and collect the information about the external suspects present in the country.

5. RAW, India:

RAW (Research and Analysis Wing) is situated in India. This agency was founded in 1968 and is able to manage the internal and external geo-political systems of the nation. It is headquartered in New Delhi and reports its function to the PM every month.

4. ASIS, Australia:

The Australian Secret Intelligence Service (ASIS) acts like the watchdog of Australia. This agency was founded in 1952 and functions to control the irregular political and social systems in the country. Its secret agents are found all over Australia and you never know who is a member of ASIS, might be the one sitting next to you.

3. BND, Germany:

The Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND) is a Germany-based federal agency. It operates to put-down the number of terrorists and smugglers in the country. The BND has more than 30000 agents found all over the world.

2. GRU, Russia:

GRU is one of the best intelligence agencies in the world. It is owned by Russia. GRU is the abbreviation of Glavnoye Razvedyvatel`noye Upravleniye. This agency acts like the backbone to create an environment of peace and harmony in Russia.

1. DGSE, France:

The General Directorate for External Security (DGSE) is a France-based agency. Its foundation was laid in 1982. This agency gathers information about the terrorists from both internal and external sources and controls their increasing number inside the country. This agency has played its vital role in preventing more than 20 terrorist attacks in France.

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Some call it the round leather game, others call it the beautiful game but the traditional name is association football. But whatever you call it, it is 90 exciting minutes of sweat and passion worth billions of dollars annually.

Exactly 10 years after Jay Jay Okocha won the 2004 edition, the impact of African players on the European football scene has continued to grow as numerous Africans have made their mark in the Premiership, La Liga and Serie A to mention a few. And in recognition of the contributions of these African footballers, the British Broadcasting Ser­vice (BBC), in 1992, introduced a special award christened BBC African Sports Star of The Year Award, for African football players plying their trade in Europe. Now known as the BBC African Foot­baller of the Year Award, five finalists are poised to slug it out for the 2014 edition. Among them are two of Africa’s best, Vincent Enyeama of Nigeria and Yaya Toure of Ivory Coast, who are widely seen as top contenders. In this week’s Showdown, Enyeama and Toure lock horns as football gurus determine which of the pair deserves to win the 2014 edition of the award as the world awaits the unveiling of the winner on Monday, December 1.

VINCENT ENYEAMA:

Akwa Ibom State born Vincent Enyeama is the first choice goalkeeper for Nigeria’s national team, the Super Eagles. Born on August 29, 1982, and standing at 1.8m, Enyeama, who is currently plying his trade at Lille OSC has an intimidating career profile no doubt! He was called to the Super Eagles in May 2002 and hit national conscious­ness when he substituted Nigeria’s then first choice, Ike Shorunmu. Following his scintillating outing at Enyimba International club, which he helped to clinch the African Champions League title back-to-back in 2003 and 2004, Enyeama moved to the Israeli league where he played for Bnei Yehuda and later, Hapoel Tel Aviv, before proceed­ing to Lille in 2011. While in Israel, he clinched the Israeli League and won two cups with Hapoel Tel Aviv. Last season at Lille, he kept 11 consecutive clean sheets during the first half of the 2013/2014 season and as well achieved 21 shut-outs, more than any other goalkeeper in the top five European leagues. And in May, 2014, he became the first goalkeeper to be named the French League 1 African Player of The Season. His outing with the Super Eagles at the 2013 African Nations Cup in South Africa earned Nigeria the cup while he emerged The Best Goalkeeper of The Tournament. And few months after his sterling performance at the Brazil 2014 World Cup Finals, he was named world’s Fourth Best Goalkeeper.

YAYA TOURE:

African Footballer of The Year 2013, Ivory Coast and Manchester City of England play maker, Gnegneri Yaya Toure aka, Yaya Toure is an indigene of Bouake, Ivory Coast. The Ivorian midfielder who is 1.88 meters tall was born in May, 1983. He started his football career with junior Ivorian club side, ASEC Mimosas, in 1996, at age 18. In 2001, he moved to the senior category and played for Belgian club, Beveren, Ukrai­nian Metalurh Donetsk FC, Olympiacos of Greece, AS Monaco of France, Bacelona of Spain and Manchester City of England where he has been since 2010. He has over 85 caps for Ivory Coast with 16 goals while his appearance for Manchester City is above 140 with over 39 goals. Toure was voted African Footballer of The Year for 2011, 2012 and 2013 respectively. While in Bacelona, his club side won six trophies in 2009 alone. He was nominated for The Personality of The Year Award at the MTV Africa Music Awards in July 2014. He was also nominated for the Prize in Entertainment category at the 2014 edition of The Future Africa Awards.

…And the people’s verdict:

It’s Enyeama –Uwuyi Sam, student

Enyeama deserves it. He is a hardwork­ing and cool-headed player with sterling leadership qualities. However, Yaya Toure is also a fantastic player with envi­able temperament but Enyeama should carry the day.

I love Enyeama –Hanna Lawal, undergraduate

I just love Vincent Enyeama and everything about him. He is handsome and gorgeously sexy. Apart from that, he is a great goalkeeper. I voted for him last Friday; they should just allow him to take the award.

The award is for Yaya Toure – George Adebayo, businessman

I wouldn’t have hesitated before voting for Enyeama and even canvassing for votes for him before now but after the disappointing outing of the Super Eagles during the just concluded AFCON quali­fiers, I have little or no love for all team. If I had my way I would advice President Jonathan to disband the team out-rightly. Please, the award is for Yaya Toure.

It is Nigeria’s turn to win –Melford Okilo, designer

My take is simple. It is true that Yaya Toure is a fantastic and a handsome player but Vincent Enyeama is better endowed so we should give it to him.

I want Enyeama –Tina Ugwumba, accountant

I have been secretly dying for Enyeama. Hßad I known about the award earlier, I would have gone out of my way to garner votes for him. But unfortunately, I only got the information less than two hours before voting closed; thank God that I was able to vote. True speaking, if Enyeama were not married, I would have deployed everything at my disposal to steal his heart!

Enyeama deserves it! –Efuroye Tinubu, wannabe footballer

Both of them are in top form at their club levels and national teams. But Enyeama deserves the award more than Toure because Enyeama has won more trophies in the recent past so we should appreciate him by presenting the award to him. I am not saying this because he is a Nigerian but because he sincerely deserves it.

Enyeama is at his peak –Patrick Osondu, football coach

As a football coach, I want to tell you that Enyeama has hit his climax; he is at the peak of his career as a goalkeeper. After this period, his career will likely start witnessing gradual decline so, win­ning would be a big boost for him. And judging from his current form, I think he deserves the award.

Yaya Toure man to beat –Virgy Linga, model

Yaya Toure is the man to beat. He has been awe­some at Man City. He is also sexier and cuter than En­yeama. I and my siblings voted for Toure and we are hopeful that he will emerge the winner at the end of the day.

I’ll vote for physique not career – Okocha Nancy, undergraduate

As for me, I will not even consider career achievements before voting but their looks. Enyeama’s frame is sexier than Toure’s. And judging from the little knowledge I have of soccer shows, En­yeama has been more consistent in form than Yaya Toure.

Still shocked over AFCON exit –Quinnet Egeih, undergraduate

How can you ask such a question at this point in time when Nigerians are still mourning the disappointing exit of the Super Eagles from next year’s AFCON? It is a big disgrace and I am still in great shock!

Enyeama has Edge –Demola Ad­edeji, undergraduate

Enyeama is the rightful winner. He has a very big edge over Toure because besides his ability to make vital saves, he also scores decisive goals. Remember that while playing in Israel, he scored a total of 23 goals through penalties and free kicks. He has achieved so much within the year under review.

Beware of Nigerian fans – Lizy Ekpemchi, corps member

I would advise you to thread softly while carrying out interviews of this na­ture. You must be careful while selecting those you want to interview. Nigerians are predominantly football enthusiast and they could harm you if you fail to thread softly.

Enyeama sexiest Super Eagles player –Adaeze Florence, undergradu­ate

Enyeama is one of the sexiest men among the present crop of Super Eagles players. Though he is handsome but his calm nature has endeared him to me more; he deserves the crown.

God will secure victory for En­yeama –Bola Awoniyi, teacher

I see Vincent Enyeama as a good Christian. I always watch him lead the Super Eagles in prayers before and after their games. I believe that the successes he has been enjoying are as a result of his closeness to God. And I believe that the same God will surely secure victory for him

Enyeama has all it takes to win – Israel Tobechukwu

Enyeama has all it takes to coast home to victory. And I believe that if the exercise is 100 based on merit, Enyeama will surely win; he is a fantastic keeper. And for him to have emerged the best goalkeeper in Africa and the fourth in the world shows that he is divinely favoured.

Yaya Toure is my choice –Love Anyanso, student

I know that many Nigerians would pre­fer voting for Enyeama just because he is a Nigerian. But by rating, Toure is the better candidates for the award. He is my preferred candidate; my choice.

The award not only about Vincent Enyeama and Yaya Toure –Uguru Benjamine, foot­baller

Everybody is just talking about Vincent En­yeama and Yaya Toure as if BBC has narrowed the contenders to only two slots. But while it is true that the pair’s forms were outstanding during the season under review, people should realise that in sports, anything can happen at any time. So, people should desist from rushing into conclusion.

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Kemi Adetiba, Niyola, KCee, others win at the Nigeria Music Video Awards (Full list of winners):

Rapper, Olamide; “Limpopo’ crooner, Kcee , Gospel singer, Sammy Okposo and video Director, Kemi Adetiba, have emerged winners at the Nigeria Music Video Awards (NMVA) 2014, which held Wednesday night at Eko Hotel & Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos.

This year’s edition of the annual NMVA which started 8 years ago, had lovely performances by 2Face, Oritsefemi, Harrysong, Joe-EL, Skales, Niyola and Mc Galaxy.

See full list of winners below:

Best Producer
5 Star – WINNER
Hkn
Ybnl
Effyzzie Entertainment
Chocolate City
Mavin Records

Best Use Of Visual Effects
Gbade Adetisola — Baba Ti Soro – WINNER
Tuface Idibia — Spiritual Healing
Victor Uwaifo — Bobozi
Omawunmi — Somori
Suspect — Nsogbu

Video By Minors
Amarachi — Amarachi Dance
Chyko Boy —— Boy Chyko
Mya K —— Special Friend – WINNER‎
P.K.K —— My God Is Good

Best R’n’b Video
Joel — You Are In Love
Gt Da Guitarman — Save Me
Ruby — Good Man
Niyola — Toh Bad – WINNER
Tuface Idibia — Let Somebody LoveYou
Wande Coal — My Way

Best Pop Extra Video
Davido – Tchelete
Mavins — Dorobucci
Yung L — S.O.S
Mr Songs — My Story – WINNER
Olamide — Eleda Mi O
Yemi Alade — Johnny

Best Use Of Dance In A Music Video
Orezi — You Garrit
Dammy Krane — You Sabi Dance
M.C Galaxy — Sekem – WINNER
May D — Jekajo
Chindinma — Oh Baby
K.Cee — Pull Over

Best Soft Rock / Alternative Video
Rock Steady —— My Love
Shobzy —— Kondo
3.Viktoh — Say Dem Say
Nikki Laoye —— Only You – WINNER‎
Nayasoul —— Go Where U Are

Best High-Life Video
Timi Dakolo — Iyawo Mi
Ransome —— Local Boy
Sean Tizzle —Komole
K.Cee — Ogadinma – WINNER
Solidstar — Oluchi
Ice Prince — Whiskey

Best Gospel Video
Preye — Ebezina
Gbade Adetisola —— Baba Ti Soro
Samsung — He Lives In Me
Obiwon — Hail My King
Sammy Okposo —— Who Tell You Say – WINNER
Kenny Sam — Yabo

Best Director
Gt Da Guitarman —Save Me ( AkinAlabi)
Patoranking -Girlie O Remix (Mr Moe Musa)
Ransome — Local Boy (Adasa Cookey)
Yemi Alade — Johnny (Clearance Peters)
Olamide -Sitting On The Throne (Kemi Adetiba) – WINNER

Best Cinematography
Olamide—Sitting On The Throne (Kemi Adetiba)
K.Cee —Ogadinma (Aje)
Sean Tizzle —Komole (Aje)
Timi Dakolo — Iyawo Me (Clarance Peters) – WINNER
Patoranking Girlie O (Mr Moe Musa)

Best Afro Beat Video
Oritsefemi — Double Wahala – WINNER
Joel — Oya Now
Wizkid — Jaiye-Jaiye
Zaina — Sarewale
Tm 9ja —— Magawu

Best Afro Hip Hop
Suspect — Nsogbu – WINNER
Leriq — Comment Tu Ta’ppelle
Olamide —— Turn Up
Phyno — Alobam
Lil Kesh — Lyrically

Best Video By A New Act
Joe EL – Oya Now – WINNER
Randawest —Happy
Anette Cookey— Magomago
Runtown – Gallardo
Steve Willis — Yei Yei

Best Contemporary Afro Video
Mr Songz — Kolombo – WINNER
Skales —— Shake Body
Tee Blaq — Garawa
Sanni Danja — Yawa
Vj Adams — Whatsup
Mr 2kay – – Summer Girl‎

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Singer, Maheeda who is known for always posing nude on the social media and in her music videos has revealed that she is jealous of fellow singer, Tiwa Savage.

In a recent chat with Encomium Magazine, the singer said; “I used to feel threatened, it is normal. Sometimes I feel jealous of Muna, Tiwa Savage. I feel like why are you having all those things which I don’t have. It is just normal but it is the ability to control it that really matters.

When asked why she loves to go nude despite being born again, she said; “True, I don’t have a problem doing that, but I think it is because of my job and I know most Christians won’t understand it. But I just believe that this is what I have to do, to get attention, especially when it comes to my job and I just believe His grace is enough for me. He loves me more than my ‘unclothedness’.

”If you see God as a Father because He sees you as a daughter, I would not because of your unclothedness want to ruin you or kill you. That is how I see God. He understands me. He hates me, but He loves me at the same time.


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Femi Kuti has revealed that two of his five children – Dupe and Tosin – are not his.

In a recent interview with Encomium, the Afrobeat singer claimed he found out after a DNA test was carried out on them and confessed to being disappointed.

“I did a DNA test and was told two of the children are not mine. The first two, a boy and a girl. It is very serious. I never knew somebody could give you what is not yours. I’ve three boys now. I can’t father children I was tricked to believe I am their father,” he lamented.

Because of the betrayal, he returned the two children, Dupe and Tosin, to their mothers.

Funke, his ex-wife, gave birth to his first child and son, Made, who Femi treasures so much. And Bisi Ajala gave birth to Ayomide and one other child that the DNA test recently proved not to be Femi’s. The third woman’s name was not revealed.

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