Wednesday, November 19, 2014
It's Over! Super Eagles Thrown Out Of 2015 Nations Cup
It appears that the Super Eagles of Nigeria would not be defending the trophy it won last year in South Africa as the Bafana Bafana this evening dimmed the hope of the Nigerian side following a 2-2 draw at the newly built Uyo international stadium.
Nigeria was bundled out of the qualifiers after it failed to defeat the Jacob Zuma boys who had already qualified before the match.
Despite the one man deficit the visitors faced following a 68-minute red card given to Letsholonyane, the Eagles failed to capitalise on it and the brace from Sone Aluko wasn't just enough.
Coach Ephraim 'Shakes' Mashaba had vowed to shock Nigeria which he did and for this act, the current African champions wouldn't be in Equatorial Guinea next year to defend the AFCON trophy.
The future of Coach Stephen Keshi now hangs in the balance as it is not expected that the NFF would renew his contract.
For Repeatedly Failing A Particular Exam, Unilag Student Attempts Suicide By Jumping Into Lagoon After Being Caught Cheating
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A student of the University of Lagos, Akoka, (Unilag) on Tues 18th November reportedly plunged into the Lagoon.
At first, he was thought to have jumped in order to swim, but after other students around observed he was drowning, some of the students present at the scene jumped into the lagoon to rescue him.
After he was rescue, he later explained that he had just been sent out of d exam hall, where he was re-writing a course he had repeatedly failed before and he had already spent two extra years.
At first, he was thought to have jumped in order to swim, but after other students around observed he was drowning, some of the students present at the scene jumped into the lagoon to rescue him.
After he was rescue, he later explained that he had just been sent out of d exam hall, where he was re-writing a course he had repeatedly failed before and he had already spent two extra years.
"I Rape Dogs To Get Spiritual Power" -Notorious Robber Reveals
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Bala Yaha, an armed robbery suspect, has revealed that he gets his spiritual powers raping dogs.
He was arrested by the Special Anti-Robbery Squad and he confessed he has about 10 dogs he sleeps with and that is how he gets spiritual powers for his robbery operations.
The 27-year-old suspect claims that the successes of his robbery operations was because he always had sex with dogs. Bala Yaha who lives in Badagry area of Lagos State, said despite the fact that he has many girlfriends, he has ten female dogs he usually had sex with and revealed that he takes proper care of the dogs from his robbery loot.
Bala Yaha admitted to being a member of a robbery gang and confessed to terrorizing road users along Lagos-Badagary expressway for years. Bala Yaha revealed that the person who introduced him to robbery ironically led him to the police who apprehended him.
He was arrested by the Special Anti-Robbery Squad and he confessed he has about 10 dogs he sleeps with and that is how he gets spiritual powers for his robbery operations.
The 27-year-old suspect claims that the successes of his robbery operations was because he always had sex with dogs. Bala Yaha who lives in Badagry area of Lagos State, said despite the fact that he has many girlfriends, he has ten female dogs he usually had sex with and revealed that he takes proper care of the dogs from his robbery loot.
Bala Yaha admitted to being a member of a robbery gang and confessed to terrorizing road users along Lagos-Badagary expressway for years. Bala Yaha revealed that the person who introduced him to robbery ironically led him to the police who apprehended him.
Money Trouble! Wife Kills Husband In Ikorodu Over Money
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What started as a mild argument over money turned tragic between a couple in the Ikorodu area of Lagos State after the wife stabbed her husband to death.
The incident happened on Wednesday, last week, on TK Balogun Street, Igbo Olomu, Ishawo.
PUNCH Metro gathered that the woman, Folashade Sodiya, 27, killed her husband, Jude Igbinedor, 39, around 2am after heated argument over money.
They were said to have been in a seven-year relationship, though the union had not been consented to by the parents.
They reportedly got married without approval of their parents and started living together two years ago.
Our correspondent gathered that the suspect, an indigene of Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital, had a one-year-old baby for the deceased, who was an Edo State indigene.
When our correspondent visited the area on Tuesday, a neighbour, Busola Adewunmi, explained that the couple had only recently relocated to the area.
She added that the couple had barely spent five days in their single room apartment when tragedy struck.
Adewunmi described them as gentle and respectful tenants, who complied with the rules of the house, adding that Folashade was, however, temperamental while her husband smoked.
She said, "They packed into this house penultimate Saturday morning, around 5am, and the incident happened on Wednesday morning.
"On Tuesday, the wife had asked someone to lend her N1,000 pending when her husband would come back from his mother's place where he had gone to.
"The man arrived and even bought vegetables and other food stuffs for his family. In the evening, he came out and also washed the pots they used to cook that day.
"It was around 2am that things went sore. I learnt she said he was the first to use a hanger to hit her before she also stabbed him in the chest."
Our correspondent learnt that after Jude was stabbed, Folashade called for help. However, Igbinedor gave up shortly after.
The neighbours were said to have alerted policemen from the Owutu Police Division.
Another resident, who spoke to PUNCH Metro, said when the police arrived at the scene, they met the suspect on the floor with her baby in her hands.
The resident, who declined identification, said, "She had become remorseful by then. When the police picked the wrong knife as exhibit, she told them she used a stainless knife in killing her husband, which she also fetched for them. It was said that she wanted to take part of the money the husband brought from her mother to offset the money she borrowed, but he declined.
"She never denied killing him. But she said he was the first to attack her and she only wanted to scare him with the knife."
PUNCH Metro gathered that the deceased's corpse had been taken to the mortuary, while the suspect was detained at the Owutu Police Station.
A police source told our correspondent that the suspect and the deceased had been having silent quarrels before the incident.
The source said, "No one can tell what exactly caused this one. The woman, however, said her grouse with Jude was that he always gave her the impression he did her a favour by letting her have his child.
"She said she was holding the knife that night to scare him and did not know when he rushed at her and the knife entered his chest."
When our correspondent contacted a relative of the deceased, he declined comment, referring our correspondent to the family lawyer whose contact could not be obtained as of press time.
The Police Public Relations Officer, Lagos State Command, DSP Kenneth Nwosu, however, confirmed the incident.
He said, "At about 1.15am on November 13, one Jude Igbinedor was stabbed on the chest by his wife, Folashade Shodiya. The victim died on the spot, while his corpse has been taken to the Ikorodu General Hospital morgue for autopsy."
He added that the case had been transferred to State Criminal Investigation Department for further investigation.
The incident happened on Wednesday, last week, on TK Balogun Street, Igbo Olomu, Ishawo.
PUNCH Metro gathered that the woman, Folashade Sodiya, 27, killed her husband, Jude Igbinedor, 39, around 2am after heated argument over money.
They were said to have been in a seven-year relationship, though the union had not been consented to by the parents.
They reportedly got married without approval of their parents and started living together two years ago.
Our correspondent gathered that the suspect, an indigene of Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital, had a one-year-old baby for the deceased, who was an Edo State indigene.
When our correspondent visited the area on Tuesday, a neighbour, Busola Adewunmi, explained that the couple had only recently relocated to the area.
She added that the couple had barely spent five days in their single room apartment when tragedy struck.
Adewunmi described them as gentle and respectful tenants, who complied with the rules of the house, adding that Folashade was, however, temperamental while her husband smoked.
She said, "They packed into this house penultimate Saturday morning, around 5am, and the incident happened on Wednesday morning.
"On Tuesday, the wife had asked someone to lend her N1,000 pending when her husband would come back from his mother's place where he had gone to.
"The man arrived and even bought vegetables and other food stuffs for his family. In the evening, he came out and also washed the pots they used to cook that day.
"It was around 2am that things went sore. I learnt she said he was the first to use a hanger to hit her before she also stabbed him in the chest."
Our correspondent learnt that after Jude was stabbed, Folashade called for help. However, Igbinedor gave up shortly after.
The neighbours were said to have alerted policemen from the Owutu Police Division.
Another resident, who spoke to PUNCH Metro, said when the police arrived at the scene, they met the suspect on the floor with her baby in her hands.
The resident, who declined identification, said, "She had become remorseful by then. When the police picked the wrong knife as exhibit, she told them she used a stainless knife in killing her husband, which she also fetched for them. It was said that she wanted to take part of the money the husband brought from her mother to offset the money she borrowed, but he declined.
"She never denied killing him. But she said he was the first to attack her and she only wanted to scare him with the knife."
PUNCH Metro gathered that the deceased's corpse had been taken to the mortuary, while the suspect was detained at the Owutu Police Station.
A police source told our correspondent that the suspect and the deceased had been having silent quarrels before the incident.
The source said, "No one can tell what exactly caused this one. The woman, however, said her grouse with Jude was that he always gave her the impression he did her a favour by letting her have his child.
"She said she was holding the knife that night to scare him and did not know when he rushed at her and the knife entered his chest."
When our correspondent contacted a relative of the deceased, he declined comment, referring our correspondent to the family lawyer whose contact could not be obtained as of press time.
The Police Public Relations Officer, Lagos State Command, DSP Kenneth Nwosu, however, confirmed the incident.
He said, "At about 1.15am on November 13, one Jude Igbinedor was stabbed on the chest by his wife, Folashade Shodiya. The victim died on the spot, while his corpse has been taken to the Ikorodu General Hospital morgue for autopsy."
He added that the case had been transferred to State Criminal Investigation Department for further investigation.
Less Than One Week After Announcing Presidential Bid, Tambuwal Steps Down »»To Contest Sokoto Guber
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Speaker of the House of Representatives, Aminu Tambuwal earlier today dropped his presidential ambition after consultations with All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftains who are strong backers of retired General Muhammadu Buhari.
Tambuwal will now contest for the position of governor in his home state of Sokoto according to impeccable sources close to the speaker.
One source disclosed that Tambuwal was "begged" by Buhari's people to step down so as not to sabotage his budding ambition as APC's consensus candidate in the upcoming party primaries.
Mr. Tambuwal sent tongues wagging when he recently decamped to the APC after which series of events followed including the withdrawal of his police protection reportedly on the orders of President Goodluck Jonathan.
A few days later some house of representatives members visited Mr. Tambuwal at his official residence with the Presidential nomination forms for the APC.
However, several political sources stated that Tambuwal's sudden interest in the presidency was driven by Mr. Jonathan in an attempt to frustrate Buhari from emerging as APC candidate. Those sources told this medium that the high-profile fight to remove Tambuwal as speaker was done to raise his profile and attract public sympathy that could portray him as anti-establishment.
Tambuwal will now contest for the position of governor in his home state of Sokoto according to impeccable sources close to the speaker.
One source disclosed that Tambuwal was "begged" by Buhari's people to step down so as not to sabotage his budding ambition as APC's consensus candidate in the upcoming party primaries.
Mr. Tambuwal sent tongues wagging when he recently decamped to the APC after which series of events followed including the withdrawal of his police protection reportedly on the orders of President Goodluck Jonathan.
A few days later some house of representatives members visited Mr. Tambuwal at his official residence with the Presidential nomination forms for the APC.
However, several political sources stated that Tambuwal's sudden interest in the presidency was driven by Mr. Jonathan in an attempt to frustrate Buhari from emerging as APC candidate. Those sources told this medium that the high-profile fight to remove Tambuwal as speaker was done to raise his profile and attract public sympathy that could portray him as anti-establishment.
SAD! Popular Nigerian OAP, Opeyemi Fajemilehin is Dead
Popular yoruba On Air Personality, Opeyemi Fajemilehi
Fajemilehin who died of heart attack was known for presenting "FAJEMILEHIN ON FM" and "PIRILOLOGO NJI" on Radio Lagos Ikeja; He Anchors "FAJEMILEHIN ON THE ROCK" on Paramount FM 94.5,in Abeokuta.
He was a broadcast journalist for over 25 years.
Ice Prince Battles Sakodie, Davido Is Up Young Person Of The Year As The Future Awards Releases Nominees List
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The Future Awards Africa (TFAA) has unveiled the list of its finalists for the 2014 edition of the awards.
"We are delighted to announce the finalists for this year's awards. It was a painstaking process but we are happy that the quality of nominations keeps rising every year," said Elikem Nutifafa, who is member of the Independent Audit Committee. "These are the brightest stars of Africa's today, and future, the organizers said in a statement made available.
"We are delighted to announce the finalists for this year's awards. It was a painstaking process but we are happy that the quality of nominations keeps rising every year," said Elikem Nutifafa, who is member of the Independent Audit Committee. "These are the brightest stars of Africa's today, and future, the organizers said in a statement made available.
The finalists are:
TFAA Prize in Technology
- Jamilia Abass, Linda Kwamboka & Susan Oguya (Kenya)
- Mark Essien (Nigeria)
- Joshua Okello (Kenya)
TFAA Prize in Community Action
- Jake Okechukwu (Nigeria)
- Nixon Ochatre (Uganda)
- Tricia Ikponmwonba (Nigeria)
TFAA Prize in Public Service
- Lukman Jaji (Nigeria)
- Okwuone Nkechi (Nigeria)
- Ahmed Salihijo (Nigeria)
TFAA Prize in Advocacy
- Kennedy Odede (Kenya)
- Boniface Mwangi (Kenya)
- Abdikadir Aden Hassan (Kenya)
TFAA Prize in Enterprise Support
- rd (South Africa)
TFAA Prize in Entertainment
- Panshak 'Ice Prince' Zamani (Nigeria)
- Michael Kwesi 'Sarkodie' Owusu (Ghana)
- Nasibu Adul 'Diamond' Juma (Tanzania)
TFAA Prize in Agriculture
- Olawale Isaiah Ojo (Nigeria)
- Charles Nichols and Samir Ibrahim (Kenya)
- Nasir Yammama (Nigeria)
The Tony O. Elumelu Prize in Business
Eseoghene Odiete (Nigeria)
Ally Edha Awadh (Tanzania)
Andrew Mupuya (Uganda)
TFAA Prize in Education
- Regina Agyare (Ghana)
- Obanor Chukwuwezam & Ogunlana Olumide (Nigeria)
- Philip Obaji Jr (Nigeria)
TFAA Prize for Young Person of the Year
- Kayode Disu (Nigeria)
- Joel Mwale (Kenya)
- Sangu Delle (Ghana)
- Alengot Oromait (Uganda)
- David Adedeji 'Davido' Adeleke (Nigeria)
The finalists were said to have been selected from the pool of outstanding individuals across various disciplines and nominated from all over Africa for this season of the awards – and have been assessed through a four-month process supervised by the Central Working Committee, Board of Judges and Independent Audit Committee.
The winners will be announced at an exclusive ceremony in Lagos, Nigeria on the 7th December.
The winners will be announced at an exclusive ceremony in Lagos, Nigeria on the 7th December.
How To Be A Gentleman As Demonstrated By Former South Africa President Thabo Mbeki
"Former president, Thabo Mbeki, hosted a media event at Table View Hotel at the Waterfront in Cape Town. Everyone was seated, but there was one woman standing. President Mbeki asked her why she was the only woman standing when everyone was either seated or sitting on the floor. She replied that all the seats had been taken. The[former] President then took his own chair and personally took it to the woman." That's what BlackBox Nigeria calls being a Gentleman.
This Charity Song Is Derogatory Of Africa - Ghanaian Singer Tells The World
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British born Ghanaian Singer, Nana Richard Abiona known by his stage name Fuse ODG, has pulled out of recording of Band Aid 30's charity single, " Do They Know its Christmas" because he feels it's a quick fix to a bigger problem.
Award winning Fuse ODG whose debut album, TINA, an acronym for "This Is New Africa", was released on 5 October 2014 said the lyrics of the charity song stand against his believe of Africa as a great continent.
The controversial charity song is an updated version of Bob Geldof's 1984 original song of the same title and it is meant to raise money to combat the outbreak of Ebola in Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone.
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While many agreed that the cause is unquestionably important, many argued that the song is insulting, stereotype-ridden, and inaccurate portrayal of Africa as a continent.
Though the new Band Aid 30 single has been criticised for being damaging to Africa. The charity song has already become the fastest-selling single of 2014.
"I felt it wasn't in line with the new African movement. I'm always banging on about how amazing Africa is and shedding light on the positives sides," the rapper said.
South London born Fuse ODG says he supports Bob Geldof's efforts to help but it's all about perspective.
"There's a lyric that says 'No peace and joy in West Africa this Christmas' but there's going to be peace and joy in West Africa, Ebola is only in three countries Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia," Fuse said.
In an earlier interview with BBC Newsbeat, Bob Geldof revealed he had a phone call with Fuse ODG and offered the option of changing the lyrics.
But Fuse ODG responded that, "There was only so much that I could change. I can't control what other people are saying.This song has so many lines. I can't just change one line and then think the song is okay. I didn't agree with most of the lines in the song."
A large part of Fuse ODG's musical persona has been passion for Africa and Africans.
The controversial song available for download since Monday morning (November 17) is already No. 1 in 48 countries. According to BBC, latest figures show it's already the fastest selling single of 2014 with more than 206,000 copies being bought in the UK alone.
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Lyrics Of controversial Band Aid's – Do They Know It's Christmas son
It's Christmastime; there's no need to be afraid
At Christmastime, we let in light and we banish shade
And in our world of plenty we can spread a smile of joy
Throw your arms around the world at Christmastime
But say a prayer to pray for the other ones
At Christmastime
It's hard, but when you're having fun
There's a world outside your window
And it's a world of dread and fear
Where the only water flowing is the bitter sting of tears
And the Christmas bells that ring there
Are the clanging chimes of doom
Well tonight thank God it's them instead of you
And there won't be snow in Africa this Christmastime
The greatest gift they'll get this year is life
Oh, where nothing ever grows, no rain or rivers flow
Do they know it's Christmastime at all?
Here's to you, raise a glass for ev'ryone
Here's to them, underneath that burning sun
Do they know it's Christmastime at all?
Feed the world
Feed the world
Feed the world
Let them know it's Christmastime again
Feed the world
Let them know it's Christmastime again
The Legend Of Vincent Enyeama »Why Eagles Goalie Should Be African Footballer Of The Year
#1 VINCENT ENYEAMA
LOSC Lille
Date of birth: Aug 29, 1982
Age:32
Nationality: Nigeria
Nation team Cap: 96
State of origin: Akwa Ibom
Place of birth: Kaduna
Height:1,82 m
Signed up by Lille: Jul 1, 2011
Market value:£3.96 Million
LOSC Lille
Date of birth: Aug 29, 1982
Age:32
Nationality: Nigeria
Nation team Cap: 96
State of origin: Akwa Ibom
Place of birth: Kaduna
Height:1,82 m
Signed up by Lille: Jul 1, 2011
Market value:£3.96 Million
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Vincent Enyeama has distinguished himself as one of the best goalkeepers in the history of African football, just last season Vincent Enyeama became the first African goalkeeper to claim the best African player in France as a result of his superb performance for his club Lille in the French Lique 1.
Since making is senior debut for Nigeria against Kenya in 2002 and following up with a scintillating performance against England at the 2002 Fifa world cup, the Akwa Ibomite shot stopper has been ever present for both club and country.
The former Enyimba Fc of Aba save hand is not only a superb goal Keeper but a proven converter of penalty kicks, the fact that he has converted 20 penalties in the course of his career for Ibom stars, Enyimba and Hapoel tel aviv of Israel is a testimony to that assertion and despite being substituted for Dele Aiyenugba when games are stretched to penalty shootouts in his Enyimba days but his heroic against Tunisia in the Quarter finals of Egypt 2006 cup of Nations showed that he could also handle penalty duties.
One of the criteria for sporting an outstanding footballer is consistency and Vincent Enyeama has proven beyond reasonable doubt that he belongs to that class of elite professionals in the game.
Starting his career with Ibom stars, the goalkeeper can boost of three premier league winners medals, two Confederation of Africa(CAF) champions League winners medals, two Israel premier league winners medals, two Israeli State Cup medals, three African cup of Nations Medals and also Captained his country Nigeria to claim the Afcon 2013 winners medal.
Surprising even on a personal note, in the world of soccer where forwards and mid-fielders take home the accolades for the overall teams performances, the goalkeeper nicknamed "Enyeama saving account" with some sections of religious fans of the super Eagles of Nigeria claiming that he can "save a relationship" because of his outstanding and devoted service for Nigeria can also boost of being named CAF champions League player of the year 2004, Israel Footballer of the year 2009, UNFP player of the Month October and November 2013 and becoming the First Goalkeeper to win the Marc Vivien Foe Award in France.
If the performance of a player is the criteria for picking the best in the continent, the mouth watering performances that Vincent Enyeama showed French Lique 1 followers in the 2013/14 Lique 1 season and considering the fact that no goalkeeper in the whole of Europe kept more clean sheets(28) than the save hand last season and his performance for the Super Eagles of Nigeria should be enough to hand the Shot stopper the prestigious honour and finally rewarding goalkeepers for their contributions on the field of play.
BlackBox Nigeria appreciates the fact that finally a goalkeeper, in person of Legendary Super Eagles Of Nigeria goalkeeper Vincent Enyeama has been short-listed among the top three contenders for the BBC African footballer of the year 2014 and he also made the 23-man short-list for the 2014 CAF footballer of the year award to be held in Lagos,Nigeria. We however appeal to the power shakers of African Football that the nomination is a welcomed development but Picking up the Prestigious award is the way forward for our football.
PERFORMANCE PER CLUB
Senior career*
Years Team Apps. (Gls). shutouts
1999–2000 Ibom Stars. 56. (1)
2001–2004 Enyimba. 100. (10)
2005 Iwuanyanwu Nationale. 36. (0)
2005–2007 Bnei Yehuda56. (0)
2007–2011 Hapoel Tel Aviv. 113. (9). 39
2011– LOSC Lille. 61 (0). 28
2012–2013 Maccabi Tel Aviv (loan)11
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Boko Haram........ Now 4th Deadliest Terrorist Group In The World
From killing thousands of Nigerians especially women and children in the North East, little surprises welcome this new development...
Terrorist group Boko Haram has been classified as the fourth most dangerous in the world according to statistics released by the Australia and US-based Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP).
Nigeria, where the sect operates, now occupies the 4 position on the Global Terrorism Index preceded only by Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan.
According to the statistics, two thirds of the terrorist attacks carried out in the world occurred in Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Nigeria.
These attacks were carried out by only four militant groups; Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, (ISIS) also known as ISIL, the Afghan and Pakistani Taliban, transnational al-Qaeda affiliated networks and Boko Haram.
"There is no doubt it is a growing problem. The causes are complex but the four groups responsible for most of the deaths all have their roots in fundamentalist Islam," IEP founder Steve Killelea said.
Nigeria, where the sect operates, now occupies the 4 position on the Global Terrorism Index preceded only by Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan.
According to the statistics, two thirds of the terrorist attacks carried out in the world occurred in Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Nigeria.
These attacks were carried out by only four militant groups; Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, (ISIS) also known as ISIL, the Afghan and Pakistani Taliban, transnational al-Qaeda affiliated networks and Boko Haram.
"There is no doubt it is a growing problem. The causes are complex but the four groups responsible for most of the deaths all have their roots in fundamentalist Islam," IEP founder Steve Killelea said.
"I can't Marry A Fellow Entertainer".... Chidinma Responds To Flavour Dating Rumours
Several rumours have bee peddled in the past about the first female to win the prestigious Project Fame music reality show with many saying she once had an affair with crooner, Flavour. A purported sex tape involving the singer was even released online which has since been proven to be false.
Petite Nigerian music star, Chidinma Ekile, is popular for her music and her girl next door features that has given her the eye candy status in the music industry.
The 'Oh Baby' singer opened up on issues concerning her relationship and reaction to being loved by many male counterparts when she recently interviewed by The Nations
How do you cope with the attention you get from your male admirers?
"I think I've been able to manage it well because I just make sure that the person and I are on the same page. There's usually an understanding and a boundary, so no one will feel bad or have a feeling of entitlement. We all understand that it doesn't pass this level. They're all my friends and that's good enough".
When Miss Kedike was asked if she would consider marrying someone in the entertainment industry, this is what she had to say.
"No, I don't think so. Personally, I wouldn't want to, except God has another plan for me. Some people might disagree with me on this one, but I just feel that after the madness in the industry, I just want to go back home to sanity. You'll just want to go back to being cool and having your peace, rather than going back to someone who's also in that same madness".
I was talking to someone and the person said: "Chidinma, I don't agree with you because I think the person will understand you and understand that this is what you do." But I still don't think I want to do that. "
The 'Oh Baby' singer opened up on issues concerning her relationship and reaction to being loved by many male counterparts when she recently interviewed by The Nations
How do you cope with the attention you get from your male admirers?
"I think I've been able to manage it well because I just make sure that the person and I are on the same page. There's usually an understanding and a boundary, so no one will feel bad or have a feeling of entitlement. We all understand that it doesn't pass this level. They're all my friends and that's good enough".
When Miss Kedike was asked if she would consider marrying someone in the entertainment industry, this is what she had to say.
"No, I don't think so. Personally, I wouldn't want to, except God has another plan for me. Some people might disagree with me on this one, but I just feel that after the madness in the industry, I just want to go back home to sanity. You'll just want to go back to being cool and having your peace, rather than going back to someone who's also in that same madness".
I was talking to someone and the person said: "Chidinma, I don't agree with you because I think the person will understand you and understand that this is what you do." But I still don't think I want to do that. "
"Olamide Is My Son" -Lord Of Ajasa Opens Up
Segun Osaniwa is highly revered to have created the now popular local lingo rap game which was further rebranded by the late Dagrin.
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Lord of Ajasa is no doubt the pioneer of indigenous rap in Nigeria. He suddenly went underground for a while and most peeps have been wondering where he has been.
In a recent interview with Nigezie he bears it all.
When asked why he left the industry, he said
" I really didn't leave the industry, I was actually doing other stuff apart from the music thing. You know as a grown up man, a family man, I need to have another business apart from music. Do you know my age? Is it because of my small stature? I ve other things to take care of and I just can't be putting everything into music."
When asked if the arrival of Olamide sent him packing, he laughed out so loud and said
" I didn't leave the industry for anybody, E o mo eniti e n ba soro ni? ( Don't you know who you talking to? ). You talking to the Lord of Ajasa. I didn't leave the industry for anybody. I cannot, it is just not possible. You people didn't know the story of me and Olamide, it is a very long story I won't lie to you people. Olamide is my SON, Omo mi loje. Ask him, he knows.
He also claimed he is the first artist who produced Olamide way back then in his small studio at Bariga. He said
"E lo bere lowo Olamide ( Go ask Olamide ). I am the first artist who produced him. You know I used to produce in my room back in the days in Bariga when we had nothing"
He further said he is hating the indigenous rap game and not the players and he only needs to be recognised as the pioneer of the indigenous rap.
"He said I know lots of peeps rapping with yoruba language and when they blow they link it back to me , saying Ajasa created this thing"
He further said the industry isn't talking about it that he is the pioneer of the indigenous rap but he is happy that the street is talking about it and he is very proud of that and he needs some respect and recognition.
In a recent interview with Nigezie he bears it all.
When asked why he left the industry, he said
" I really didn't leave the industry, I was actually doing other stuff apart from the music thing. You know as a grown up man, a family man, I need to have another business apart from music. Do you know my age? Is it because of my small stature? I ve other things to take care of and I just can't be putting everything into music."
When asked if the arrival of Olamide sent him packing, he laughed out so loud and said
" I didn't leave the industry for anybody, E o mo eniti e n ba soro ni? ( Don't you know who you talking to? ). You talking to the Lord of Ajasa. I didn't leave the industry for anybody. I cannot, it is just not possible. You people didn't know the story of me and Olamide, it is a very long story I won't lie to you people. Olamide is my SON, Omo mi loje. Ask him, he knows.
He also claimed he is the first artist who produced Olamide way back then in his small studio at Bariga. He said
"E lo bere lowo Olamide ( Go ask Olamide ). I am the first artist who produced him. You know I used to produce in my room back in the days in Bariga when we had nothing"
He further said he is hating the indigenous rap game and not the players and he only needs to be recognised as the pioneer of the indigenous rap.
"He said I know lots of peeps rapping with yoruba language and when they blow they link it back to me , saying Ajasa created this thing"
He further said the industry isn't talking about it that he is the pioneer of the indigenous rap but he is happy that the street is talking about it and he is very proud of that and he needs some respect and recognition.
"No African Man Has Just One Wife, They Are All Polygamous" -KSA's American Wife Reveals
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Wife of juju maestro, King Sunny Ade and fashion icon, Queen Ahneva Adeniyi- Adegeye has revealed that African men are naturally born to love more than one woman. The woman born Ahneva Hilson, who got married to King Sunny Ade in 1984, argued that no African man has one wife, arguing that most men have a wife, a mistress and a concubine.
The Los Angeles born graduate of Fashion Design from the Art Institute of Chicago disclosed in an interview with a leading magazine, that African men love to spread love across and to have more than one woman they love.
"Once you see any man, you see polygamy. No African man has one wife. I don't care if he's an indigenous African American or African Caribbean, it's in their nature to spread love across and to have more than one woman they love. Polygamy only puts a stamp on it to make legal. Most men have a wife, a mistress and a concubine. So, in a way, polygamy is every where in Africa and all over the world."
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The Los Angeles born graduate of Fashion Design from the Art Institute of Chicago disclosed in an interview with a leading magazine, that African men love to spread love across and to have more than one woman they love.
"Once you see any man, you see polygamy. No African man has one wife. I don't care if he's an indigenous African American or African Caribbean, it's in their nature to spread love across and to have more than one woman they love. Polygamy only puts a stamp on it to make legal. Most men have a wife, a mistress and a concubine. So, in a way, polygamy is every where in Africa and all over the world."
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