Monday, 23 November 2015

FLAVOUR CLOCKS 32 TODAY… HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO HIM!


Woow... Today is the birthday of Nigerian Highlife singer Flavour.
The hunky Eastern singer turns 32 today.
Chinedu Okoli aka Flavour,  is arguably Nigeria’s leading contemporary Highlife singer.
Flavour was a popular name in the East because of his solid live band talent.
He broke into the market after he featured on M.I’s hit single ‘Number One‘ off the M.I 2 album in 2010.
Lets wish him a happy birthday as he gets a year older.

OMG!!! SEE HOW AMBER ROSE DISSED MR. IBU ON INSTAGRAM [PHOTOS]



Well, Mr. Ibu might be at the wrong end of the joke but I guess he doesn’t mind the fame, LMAO! 
Celebrity model and actress, Amber Rose unknowingly dissed Nigerian comic actor “Mr. Ibu” – the Nollywood actor’s real name is John Okafor, 54.
Amber put up this meme hours ago on her Instagram page, and we’re sure she had no idea the man she’s making fun of is a celebrity.
Fans are telling her who it is, and she should go for the Nigerian sugar daddies who look like him,
“Lmao Mr ibu don suffer”
“Lmaooooo sugar daddy of life, , u might just need dt round belly to rest ur sexy head on”
“you are crushing on Nigeria Sugar daddies right @amberrose give emm a try they will spoil u with cash $$$$$”

BIAFRA: S/EAST ELDERS TO SET UP COMMITTEE ON DIALOGUE WITH AGITATORS, FG

Political and opinion shapers in the South-East, including state governors, on Sunday agreed to set up a committee to dialogue with pro-Biafran groups and the Federal Government over the rising agitation for Biafra.
This was part of the decision taken at a meeting of South-East Elders, which was convened by the state governors in Enugu.
A communique issued after the meeting, which was also attended by members of the National Assembly, some former governors, and other elder statesmen from the South-East zone, said the

Sunday, 22 November 2015

Breaking News: Kogi APC Governorship Candidate Audu Abubakar Dies After INEC Declares Election Inconclusive


The governorship candidate of the All Progressive Congress (APC) in Saturday’s Governorship election in Kogi State, Prince Abubakar Audu has been confirmed dead.
News of Abubakar’s death filtered in following the announcement of election results believed in many quarters to have been won by him judging from preliminary results. However, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) through the Returning Officer, Professor Emmanuel Kucha, declared the Kogi State governorship election inconclusive.
Kucha had said INEC’s decision was reached after collation of results showed a number of cancelled votes — 49,953 — that was higher than the margin between the leading candidate and the runner-up.
After votes in the 21 local councils were collated on Sunday, the APC candidate, Abubakar Audu led with 240,867 votes, while the incumbent Governor, Captain Idris Wada of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) got 199,514 votes.
A young politician who spoke to Information Nigeria on phone from Lokoja, the Kogi State capital, while asked to confirm Audu’s death said: “So, we heard. Rumour has it that he died of a heart attack. But we are not sure of anything yet.”
 

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