US Marines sighted in Borno

They don't believe in talking too much...We pray they are successful bringing back our girls and hopefully ending this Boko Haram madness

Michelle Obama, Drake, Malala Yousafzai support #bringbackourgirls

Nigeria Reminds me of “Animal Farm” Says Singer Niyola

‘Splitting From Don Jazzy Really Affected Me’ says D’banj On Mo’hits Split

The Koko Master D’banj, was featured on the cover of Thisday Style Magazine last Sunday. In his interview with the weekend journal, D’banj opened up about his split from Mo’hits and how leaving Don Jazzy has affected his music career.
Read interview excerpts…
You parted ways with your partner and long time friend Don Jazzy, which wasn’t pleasant news for many of your fans in Nigeria and around the world; can you tell us why you took such a decision?
Any split or break up will affect anyone because you are used to a way of working and for me, it did. But I always look at the light at the end of the tunnel. It was after the split that I had my first global hit ‘Oliver Twist’. It hit the top ten in the United Kingdom and also it was when other endorsements came through, such as the theme song for Africa Cup of Nation ‘Top of the world’. I got to perform it in front of 92,000 people. Also I was made a GLO Ambassador and also an ambassador the Bank for Industry. But Don jazzy is one of Nigeria’s most amazing producers and will continue to be so, I respect his work tremendously. He is also a long time friend and brother.
Has the split in any way affected your musical career or has it had a positive impact on the musician you are today? I don’t believe it has affected my career in anyway. As you can see, D’banj is getting involved in many things such as the ONE Campaign by Bono; an ambassador for agriculture in Nigeria, my music is doing great too with my recent new video for one of the soundtracks for ‘Half of a Yellow Sun’. My career going great as expected. This year we celebrate 10 years of D’banj in the entertainment industry. I’m thankful to God. What’s the biggest lesson you have learned through it all? I have learned one simple lesson, ‘Without God we are nothing’.

Omawumi Megbele Made Pride Magazine Cover

Singer Omawumi Megbele is the cover girl for the new edition of Nigeria Pride Magazine. She revealed few personal issues to the magazine, which ranges from her love life to having more babies.

Soundcity Vj Moët Abebe Rocks Orange Jumpsuit & Mocks First Lady

The viral video of the First Lady crying over the issue of the Chibok schoolgirls is a major issue everywhere. Despite the fact that over 200 school girls are missing, Nigerians still find so much fun in mocking the First Lady by creating Shirts with caption “Na only you waka come” and “There is God o”.
I’m not justifying the First Lady, but we have to realize that this is a national issue and majority of the people laughing about this matter are doing so because their families or friends are not directly involved. I really wonder if any of the affected parents can find anything funny…

Nollywood actress Shan George sizzles in new pix

Seriouly? She’s 43, Mother of 2 and she’s still this Hot? wow..