Tuesday, 29 April 2014

Barcelona right-back Dani Alves eats banana thrown onto pitch during La Liga match

Barcelona defender Dani Alves responded to a racist taunt when a banana landed at his feet during Sunday’s game at Villarreal by picking up the fruit, peeling and then eating it before proceeding to take a corner kick.
Alves said after the match that humour is the best way to combat racism in sports.
“We have suffered this in Spain for some time,” Alves said. “You have to take it with a dose of humour. We aren’t going to change things easily.
“If you don’t give it importance, they don’t achieve their objective.”
Alves had already played a key part in sparking the team’s 3-2 comeback when his off-target shot was turned into an own goal Gabriel Armando in the 65th.
And shortly after the banana incident, Alves launched a cross that Mateo Musacchio headed into his own goal in the 78th before Lionel Messi scored Barcelona’s winner.
The win kept Barcelona four points from league leader Atletico Madrid.
Alves has often been subjected to racist taunts and called fighting racism “a lost war” in January 2013, after segments of Real Madrid’s fans abused him with monkey chants during a match.
Watch the video to see Dani Alves eat the banana.

What Nigerian men should know, being romantic isn’t about money” says Toke Makinwa

When asked by Nigerian Tribune if Nigerian men are romantic ..Toke said ‘
“I think they could do with a little bit of help, but on the average they try. People need to understand that being romantic doesn’t equate with money, you don’t have to spend money to be romantic. Nigerian men believe that in other to be romantic, money has to be involved or maybe it is the women that make them feel that way, but I think romance is all about the little things and the joy that they bring.
Who is your kind of man or you are one of those who love to date men in limelight?
A God-fearing guy, a guy that is fun, someone with a kind heart, just like the guy I married

Veteran Nollywood filmmaker,Amaka Igwe is dead

Nollywood film maker Amaka Igwe is dead.
Igwe, who was CEO of Amaka Igwe Studios passed on at the age of 60,  reportedly died a few hours ago after an asthma attack.
Her death is said to have been confirmed by the president of the Actors Guild of Nigeria, Ibinabo Fiberesima.
Igwe is survived by her husband, Charles, three children and an aged mother.
May her soul rest in peace.

As the ‘Half of a Yellow Sun' hit the cinema, it's one of the biggest films I’ve done saysGenevieve Nnaji

Super actress, Genevieve Nnaji who has done hundreds of movies said Half of a Yellow Sun is one of the biggest movies she has done. In an interactive session with journalists she said;
“Half of a Yellow Sun is one of the biggest films I have done so far, but definitely not the most challenging role I have played in movies. I have done a lot more challenging roles in Nollywood”
Genevieve Nnaji played the role of Miss. Adebayo in the movie. She said it was safer for her because she didn’t have to experience the horrors of the war but hopes that in future if a different story is told about the civil war she will love play to the role of an Igbo woman where she would express what it meant to be an Igbo woman at that era.
Half of a Yellow Sun is an adaptation of Chimamanda Adiche’s bestselling and award-winning novel with the same title. The movie was produced with over 10 million Dollars (1.7 Billion Naira) and has a superb cast of stars, starring OSCAR nominee and BAFTA award winner, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Genevieve Nnaji, veteran singer Onyeka Onwenu, Thandie Newton, Anika Rose Noni, OC Ukeje, Zack Orji, Wale Ojo, Gloria Young, Tina Mba, , Joseph Mawle, John Boyega amongst others.
According to a press release signed by Bigsam media, the movie has been released in the UK and would be released in Nigeria this Friday on the 25th of April. And for the first time an African movie would be released in the mainstream US Cinema, Middle East, New Zealand, Australia and Portugal. It is also the first movie to show at the Toronto International Film Festival.
The movie was directed by UK-based Nigerian playwright, Biyi Bandele and produced by winner of three BAFTAs and an OSCAR, Andrea Calderwood and Yewande Sadiku, an investment banker.

Peter Okoye Got 2014 Bentley GT

Barely a week after they said they were not breaking up, Peter Okoye has bought a new Bentley GT..If you recall, there were rumours that one of the major reasons for the rift was he needed more money..
For a 2014 Bentley,he must have shelled out a lot of cash….


 Hope you are not jealous....

2nd Cover Of Y! Africa: Yvonne Nelson Shines On..


After unveiling its first cover with Africa’s youngest billionaire, Ashish J. Thakkar, Y! Africa has issued its second cover with Yvonne Nelson; an actor, producer and serial entrepreneur on it. The Ghanaian superstar talks about her work, her businesses, her vision for the creative industry, and where she sees Africa’s future.

Omotola Begs Fans, Please Don’t Let Me Suffer More I Have Suffered Enough

Omotola Ekeinde has said she has suffered enough for refusing to party with politicians and turning down their Ghana must go bags, and begged people not to make her suffer the more by mentioning her name among those who wine and dine with politicians. Speaking as a guest at the just concluded Nigerian Entertainment Conference (NEC), the actress said;
“Somebody on a blog a few days ago wrote that there are Nollywood personalities who are friends with politicians, sharing the national cake together. I, Omotola, have never campaigned or partied with any government, so don’t mention my name among those who do that. I have suffered enough for refusing to party with them and take ‘Ghana Must Go’ back home, so don’t let me suffer more.”
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