Sunday, 30 June 2013

BANKY W'S NEW VIDEO PICTURES


In Pictures: Eldee, Damilola Adegbite, Lynxxx, Efya Having Fun At Video Shoot For Banky W’s Good Good Loving


Efya, Lynxxx, DJ Obi, Eldee & Damilola Adegbite on set
Efya, Lynxxx, DJ Obi, Eldee & Damilola Adegbite on set
Banky W is in the process of shooting the video for his single, Good Good Loving. The video features appearances from Lynxxx, Eldee, Efya, DJ Obi, and Damilola Adegbite who features as Banky W’s main girl.
The video was shot at a beach house in Lagos, and it looks like they all had a blast.
Check out some pics.
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Banky W & Damilola Adegbite
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Good Loving
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More Good Good Loving
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Damiloa Adegbite
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The crew
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Damilola Adegbite
Lynxxx

Nigerian Model dates British Star.


 

He makes £15,000 a year,that's  about £1.25k a month. And it's news. I'm not the one making it news o...its The Sun UK. They are probably wondering why a multi millionaire pop star is dating and pregnant for a guy who earns in a year what she probably earns in day. Well, it's called love. Check out The Sun UK report below..
The father of Alesha Dixon’s baby is a £15,000-a-year dancer who lives in a modest flat. Britain’s Got Talent star Alesha stunned the showbiz world last week by revealing she is pregnant with Azuka Ononye’s child. Until that point the millionaire former pop star had kept the relationship secret.


And far from being a fellow celebrity, Azuka, or AZ as he is known to pals, came from humble beginnings in Nigeria and has had to scrape a living for years.


When he was a teenager he moved to the UK for a better life with his two elder brothers. They raised him in a council flat in Fulham, West London — where he still lived until recently. It’s a world away from the Hertfordshire mansion owned by Alesha, who earns £400,000 as a BGT judge and has other lucrative contracts.

Last night a close pal said: “She and AZ are perfect for each other and they are madly in love, but they couldn’t have more different lives.”

AZ hates sponging off Alesha, 34, and insists on paying his own way, but the former singer with Noughties girl group Mis-Teeq has treated him to the high life.
They have been on several expensive holidays to Miami and Europe.

Meanwhile, his pals have dubbed him the “Louis Vuitton man” because of the designer clothes she buys him. 
Our exclusive pictures show the couple at a 32nd birthday party Alesha arranged for AZ earlier this year. She booked The Crazy Bear Club in Beaconsfield, Bucks, and invited all his friends and family - splashing out thousands of pounds. 
The couple met in 2006 when AZ worked as a dancer for R&B group Mis-Teeq, whose hits included Scandalous.

At the time Alesha was still recovering from the heartache of being two-timed by So Solid Crew husband, MC Harvey, 34.

Alesha and AZ became great friends, but did not take it further until 2010.

GOV. AMAECHI THREATENS TO DUMP PDP.


Amaechi1-620x330Hours after embracing President Goodluck Jonathan at Port Harcourt Airport, Rivers State Governor, Rotimi Amaechi yesterday evening raised the stakes in the crisis rocking the state branch of the party by threatening to dump the ruling People’s Democratic Party(PDP).
He vowed to leave for any other party if PDP insists on the reversal of the suspension of Obio/Akpor local council executives as pre-condition for him to remain in the party.
Amaechi said this while reacting to questions by the Bishop of the Anglican Communion, Niger Delta Diocese, Rev. Ignatius C. Kattey, at the 60th birthday thanksgiving service of the former president of the Nigeria Bar Association (NBA), O.C.J. Okocha (SAN) in Port Harcourt.
He said the PDP should not give him conditions over Obio/Akpor, saying that it was only the lawmakers who suspended them, or the court that could lift the suspension.
The governor explained to the crowd at the service that the law that empowered the lawmakers to suspend council officials also empowered him to dissolve the executive, but said he has not done that.
“If they reverse it tomorrow, there is one more option left to me, I can dissolve the entire executive. The police can remain there as much as they want, it is Obio/Akpor people’s problem; the money is going nowhere.
“But we have saved you too, because the reason they suspended the executives is because they said, ‘let us investigate the place because there was corruption.’ If they investigate and the chairman and the councillors are not corrupt, they will call them back. But if they go to court to try to stop them, they will do their function.
“I want to hear the court say they have no right to do their function. Whatever the court says is what the Rivers State Government will do. We will obey the court, but outside that, nobody, not PDP, can give me condition. Is there only one party in Nigeria? Why would they give me condition? They will not give me condition.
“I lead the people of Rivers State and I will lead you. If they suffocate us in PDP and we need to move, we move!
“We will continue to struggle for our rights, and that includes our oil wells. You will hear the truth of this fight in December, January. I will address the state and I will tell you the truth of the fight.
“Not between me and these people here, they are not a problem to me. But when election comes, the Rivers people will be given the chance to choose who they want,” he said
The Bishop had at the beginning of his sermon at the church service sought to confirm if Amaechi had been given the re-instatement of the suspended executives of Obio/Akpor council as condition to end the crisis, and what he Ameachi was doing about it.
Kattey also asked the embattled Nigeria Governors Forum (NGF) chairman if there was really an election that returned him as the chairman of the forum, and urged him to tell the truth.
Responding, Amaechi said: “I don’t lie. If I will go to hell, lie wouldn’t be one of the reasons for my going to hell. Take it from me, those who lie don’t have courage, I have them in quantum; my children have excess of courage.
“Your Grace, there was an election, your Grace, they are not denying that there was no election. They said before the election some people have signed documents for them, and they were 19, but in contesting the election, those 19 changed their minds and voted for me, and when the battle was on it was clear that it was between the ‘Villa’ and me, and I won.
“There was an election and they were properly defeated and they saw the consequences of defeat. It is a Governors’ Forum I have led for two years. Even the 16 told me ‘you were wonderful as the chairman, but you know where the pressure is coming from and we can’t avoid the pressure, I won and won well, tomorrow morning (today), I will win again.”
Twenty-seven members of the Rivers State House of Assembly in April suspended the Executive Chairman of Obio/Akpor Local Government Area, Timothy Nsirim and his councillors for alleged financial recklessness.
Efforts by the Felix Obuah-led state PDP to force the lawmakers to re-instate the council executives failed. The national body of PDP then suspended Amaechi shortly after his victory of the NGF election – hinging the action on his refusal to recall the council executive.

Yvonne Nelson's cousin claims Iyanya has a tattoo of her initials on his wrists(Photo)

Many of us were taken aback when Yvonne Nelson openly declared she was in love with Iyanya and he broke her heart. Any we were equally shocked  by Iyanya's playful response during a recorded "Ur Waist" rmx at Tim Westwood's show in London.
He said 
"Yvonne Nelson, I lost your medicine. She called that she's coming over and I ride her like a jangolova. All I want is your waist, no emotions, no tears, no letters, no love, no nothing. All I want is your waist, she ain't even know it. She brought emotions.
Well, some one is more angry than most of us and that's Yvonne Nelson's cousin Jason.. Hour claims Iyanya has a tattoo of Yvonne's initials on his wrist . . See what he said about Iyanya after the cut....

Why's Iyanya saying No emotions, No tears, but he has Yvonne Nelson's name ink'd on his skin? SILLY!!
Hate when ppl try take the piss out of my family "No tolerance for bull Shit" This
TimWestWood, Iyanya shit has got me MAD!
My cousin is a sweet loving girl, still don't understand how she was in love with a public dog ""Disrespectful Crap""
YN can only mean Yvonne Nelson. A tattoo for a gal u only wanted her waist? Iyanya is the emotional one.
Be gentle with words. Don't say something you can never take back because sometimes a scar lasts longer than a single sorry.

FORMER SUPER EAGLES MIDFIELDER,THOMPSON OLIHA,IS DEAD

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A retired Nigerian midfielder, Oliha played for clubs in Africa and Europe during an injury-shortened career.He played for Bendel Insurance (1985-1987), Iwuanyanwu Nationale (1988-1991), Africa Sports (1992-1993), Maccabi Ironi Ashdod F.C. (1993-1994) and Antalyaspor (1994-1995).
Former Super Eagles midfielder, Thompson Oliha, is dead.Oliha who was born in October 1968 in Benin City, Nigeria, died in the early hours of Sunday.Until is death, Oliha was one of the coaches at the Kwara State Football Academy in Ilorin.
Sam Elijah, former teammate and colleague at Kwara Academy, confirmed Oliha’s death to us in a phone chat.
As a player, he was known for his powerful shots and abilities in the air. Oliha retired at the age of 27, as a result of a serious knee injury.One of the wishes of Oliha before his death was for the federal government to fulfil the promise of a house General Sani Abacha promised the Super Eagles for winning the Tunisia 1994 Nations Cup. Sadly, he did not see that come true in his life time.
Oliha becomes the third player to die among the much celebrated Nigeria 1994 squad, joining Uche Okafor and Rashidi Yekini in the great beyond.

OBAMA: CALLS ON AFRICAN LEADERS TO UNITE AGAINST TERRORISM

UNITED States’ President, Barrack Obama, on Saturday, linked growing terrorism in Africa to bad governance but insisted that, “in the case of the Boko Haram sect, there is (also) the religious rationale for what they are doing.”
Obama, who spoke at the African young Leaders’ Town Hall meeting in Soweto, South Africa, as part of his official tour of Africa, said the war on terror is not the exclusive preserve of the United States but a global issue.
The Guardian monitored the session, which was aired by the Cable News Network (CNN).
“It is not just the problem of the United States; it is a problem for everybody. When the US Embassy was bombed in Kenya, more Kenyans were killed than foreigners,” the US President, who clearly avoided Nigeria in his schedule — and in all his official speeches — said during the question-and-answer session yesterday.
According to Obama, regional terror gangs like the Boko Haram in Nigeria, may not have grown transnational in capacity like others but they are doing a great harm in Africa.
He explained that the US does not necessarily wish to get involved in war militarily, even as he stressed that his country will not likely intervene in specific matters but expects that the whole of African countries will “collaborate with us to fight” terrorism.
Obama called on African leaders to build capacity to tackle terrorism, stating that his government will provide training and advice.
The US’ President also hinted that the US is already partnering with Nigeria on education to develop human capital.
According to him, the most important investment a nation can make is to develop its youths and encourage technological development, adding “these days, businesses can go anywhere to get quality manpower.”
Stating that it is the failings of governments that give rise to terrorism, he opined that responsive and democratic institutions are the best defence against terrorism.
He said: “It is my strong belief that terrorism is more likely to emerge and take root where countries are not delivering for their people and where there are sources of conflict and unaligned frustrations that have not been adequately dealt with.
“The danger we have right now, for example, in a place like Somalia, is that it’s been two generations, maybe three, since there was a functioning government inside of Somalia. We start to see some progress in part because of intervention by African nations in Somalia to clear the space and create the space for governance. But you look at what is happening in Mali, for example, right now, part of the problem is that they have a weak central government and democratic institutions that weren’t reaching out as far into the country as necessary.

Monday, 10 June 2013

I DONT FEEL ANYTHING FOR YVONNE NELSON-JOHN DUMELO

 



Handsome actor John Dumelo and sexy Ghanaian actress have come out to say that they feel nothing for each other.
photoFor some time now gist has been flying around about the two of them.
In fact, some people said they would make a perfect couple, but Yvonne and John have cleared the air by saying that there is no form of romance between them