Sunday, November 9, 2014
Sunday Night Laugh ...absolutely hilarious images
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| Dis love is real mehn |
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Ain't she brideful!  |
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| I bet Jide Kosoko would play King Jaffe Joffa |
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| Somebody needs to sack her make-up artiste or perhaps get one(Cynthia Morgan) |
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| "I concur" |
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| Transformation agenda! |
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| Like I can't stop laughing mehn |
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| She is ontop of the situation |
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| Yet all these grannies brag about some moral values "during our time" |
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| *wordless |
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| whichever way, you are doomed |
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| Buroda mashiin, bo tiie se tiri hundred leri funmi |
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| And someone said this was once fashionable? |
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| What was he thinking! |
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| Chaiiiiiii |
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| Lips sealed |
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| Issokay! |
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| Funnywood! |
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| When a yoruba boy gets a gucci bet b4 graduation |
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| Speechless |
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| Even Rihanna and Tiwa Savage sef |
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| #trendspotter |
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| When Arsene Wenger signs another 10years deal...Gunners fans be like |
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| Yes! Infact Sanyeri for Oyo governor |
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| Like seriously! |
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| Somebody looks familiar |
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| I think all bloggers need to read this |
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| This reminds one of that Joy tvc from way back |
KINGING! Meet King Sunny Ade's 7 Wives
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Before now the King of Juju music has made us believe he was married to music especially his guitar. Little did we know that the Ondo prince was an absolute striker off stage...even the likes of Tubaba, Pasuma Wonder et al would envy him!
Before now the King of Juju music has made us believe he was married to music especially his guitar. Little did we know that the Ondo prince was an absolute striker off stage...even the likes of Tubaba, Pasuma Wonder et al would envy him!
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| Hon. Risikat Adegeye is a former member of the Lagos State House of Assembly |
A LONG WAY TO THE BEGINING! Seun Kuti and Egypt 80 In 'The Return'
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It is a long way to the beginning. Things have never been so bad for Nigeria as a nation or Africa as a continent.
Taking after his illustrious father, Seun Kuti, knows that 'music is the weapon' and with his inherited Egypt 80 band, has been committed to ensuring liberty for all through his afrobeat genre.
After 7 months on a global tour, like Odyssey; maverick Seun Kuti and Egypt 80, would take to the stage in 'The Return'.
His first appearance on stage according to Seun Kuti's Manager who spoke exclusively with BlackBox Nigeria, would take place at New African Shrine on Saturday, November 29, 2015 and another convergence to appreciate his Lagos Island fans would be held at Terra Kulture, Tiamiyu Savage Street, on Friday, December 12, 2014.
"The Return" is to celebrate Seun Kuti's return back to the country and would be featuring tracks like IMF from his most resent album 'A Long Way to the Beginning'.
Seun who left the country months ago began his tour with a special appearance at the Le Monde Festival in Paris. The musical tour also saw him performing in Denmark, Sweden, Argentina, Brazil, Columbi, Belgium, Germany, Italy etc.
While thanking his fans, Seun preempted what might be in stock for his Africa return in a selfie picture posted on his official page.
Seun wrote,"this picture ends the life on the
road series for this season. Homeward bound.
Again I thank every fan from every city in every
nation, regardless of nationality, creed, class and
race who showed love and support. Money and
time are valuable and you all could have spent it
anyhow at that moment but you chose to spend
it with me. I truly appreciate that and this
success will only fuel my fire. Thank you all.
AFRICA IS STIRRING, AWAKEN THE BEAST
PEOPLE , FIGHT THE FEAR."
With 2015 around the corner, Seun has a lot of inequalities to return to at home. The country is still enmeshed in corruption and the leaders are not ours. Across Africa, Britton woods institutions like IMF still remains the devils advocate playing both the Shepard and the wolf. And the military? They are still lurking around power in Burkina Faso while life presidents are not getting any smaller.
Due to his renewed interest in youth's advancement and social media activism, Seun, earlier this year joined many Nigerian youths in the #stolendreams Protest. Thus, for 'The Return', afrobeat lovers should be prepared for an energetic, no mercy jabs and demands from the oppressors of the people.
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It is a long way to the beginning. Things have never been so bad for Nigeria as a nation or Africa as a continent.
Taking after his illustrious father, Seun Kuti, knows that 'music is the weapon' and with his inherited Egypt 80 band, has been committed to ensuring liberty for all through his afrobeat genre.
After 7 months on a global tour, like Odyssey; maverick Seun Kuti and Egypt 80, would take to the stage in 'The Return'.
His first appearance on stage according to Seun Kuti's Manager who spoke exclusively with BlackBox Nigeria, would take place at New African Shrine on Saturday, November 29, 2015 and another convergence to appreciate his Lagos Island fans would be held at Terra Kulture, Tiamiyu Savage Street, on Friday, December 12, 2014.
"The Return" is to celebrate Seun Kuti's return back to the country and would be featuring tracks like IMF from his most resent album 'A Long Way to the Beginning'.
While thanking his fans, Seun preempted what might be in stock for his Africa return in a selfie picture posted on his official page.
Seun wrote,"this picture ends the life on the
road series for this season. Homeward bound.
Again I thank every fan from every city in every
nation, regardless of nationality, creed, class and
race who showed love and support. Money and
time are valuable and you all could have spent it
anyhow at that moment but you chose to spend
it with me. I truly appreciate that and this
success will only fuel my fire. Thank you all.
AFRICA IS STIRRING, AWAKEN THE BEAST
PEOPLE , FIGHT THE FEAR."
With 2015 around the corner, Seun has a lot of inequalities to return to at home. The country is still enmeshed in corruption and the leaders are not ours. Across Africa, Britton woods institutions like IMF still remains the devils advocate playing both the Shepard and the wolf. And the military? They are still lurking around power in Burkina Faso while life presidents are not getting any smaller.
Due to his renewed interest in youth's advancement and social media activism, Seun, earlier this year joined many Nigerian youths in the #stolendreams Protest. Thus, for 'The Return', afrobeat lovers should be prepared for an energetic, no mercy jabs and demands from the oppressors of the people.
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"Even Though I Am A born Again Xtian, I CANT HAVE A PARTY WITHOUT ALCOHOL" - ENIOLA BADMUS
Eniola Badmus aka gbo gbo bizg galz was quoted in a recent interview.
See, I am a kind of person that doesn't see a thing like that as anything special. How can any normal person have a party without alcohol? I'm not an SU o, let them know. I'm a born-again Christian but I'm not an SU. When we have parties,we serve alcohol,it is normal. Party without alcohol is nothing, its zero."
Has your weight affected your career in any way?
How now? That is what has been working for me. It is not easy to be big and famous. Instead of my weight being a drawback, it has actually been a blessing.
On her kind of man
"I just like a regular guy that has talent, even if he does not have talent, he has to be intelligent. A regular man, an average man; but please no body odour and no mouth odour, such are very important to me"
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| For Eniola Badmus, her size has brought her more success |
GOBE At Silverbird Cinemas...One Hilarious Moment
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This should be one hilarious moment. Last night some folks visited the Silverbird cinemas at Ceddi Plaza in Abuja to watch the talk of the town movie '30 days in Atlanta' only for the movie to get to a stage and the screen went blank. So came the message..."your battery is low".
Trust Nigerians, folks brought out their phones and snapped away...
This should be one hilarious moment. Last night some folks visited the Silverbird cinemas at Ceddi Plaza in Abuja to watch the talk of the town movie '30 days in Atlanta' only for the movie to get to a stage and the screen went blank. So came the message..."your battery is low".
Trust Nigerians, folks brought out their phones and snapped away...
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| Your battery is running low |
The Inspiring Grass To Grace Story Of Ayo Animashaun, Founder HipTV, Headies
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It is not everyday that one hears of a person, who despite his poor background, rose to the height of influence in the society. One of such persons is Ayo Animashaun.
Today, Ayo is helping others fulfill their dreams after getting his actualized. He is the owner of HipTV, which is doing a lot in the entertainment industry.
Ayo has made an indelible mark in the sand of time, even though he had a rough patch growing up. In 2013, two major events happened in his life that changed his story forever.
He was listed as one of the most influential people in the Nigerian entertainment world by net.ng and his HipTV was launched on DSTV. Ayo Animashaun is the CEO of Smooth Promotions, an entertainment firm that organizes "The Headies Award." He is also the publisher of Hip-hop World Magazine.
Today HipTV is arguably one of the most watched music TV on DSTV. He is the brain behind the success stories of reputable musicians like Tuface, Mi, Olamide and many others. In this edition, we present to you a young man who has taken music business to the next level for Nigerian artistes.
Enjoy!
His story…
Ayo Animashaun hails from Lagos state, though he was born in Kwara state. He completed both his elementary and secondary school in Kwara state.
Ayo Animashaun may have been one of the youngest in his time to have gained admission into higher institution as he was only 16 years old when he began studying Business Administration at Kwara state Polytechnic.
Ayo discovered his love for music quite early in life and took advantage of his passion to make a brand for himself. His biggest challenge was lack of fund as "his rags to riches" story wasn't a tale of bed of roses, but he refused to give up as he knew that his day would break soon.
Ayo Animashaun would stay with his classmates after class at a record store to record tunes and lyrics as that became his passion.
He studied Business Administration because he needed to get an education. His dream was music to the extent that he was ready to become a music personality even after school.
Strangely, he was so young when he started writing down lyrics for his friends and even banking lyrics for future purposes. He had to do all kind of odd jobs to make ends meets in school while feeding his passion.
Even though he saw that things were tough from the beginning, he didn't relent one bit. At some point, he needed money to publish his book of lyrics and found someone who lent him a N1000.
At the venue of the book launch people were already waiting, but the books were still with the printers. Ayo almost suffered a heart break thinking he wouldn't be able to sell any of his books of the time schedule, but he resolved to be resilient.
He picked himself up and 300 copies of the book were sold out that day. Later he had to hook his book of lyrics with a wheelbarrow after completion of his O.N.D. Ayo eventually went back for his HND.
After youth service, he was advised against writing just a book of lyrics. He decided to publish a magazine for youths which will centre on music and entertainment. He named his magazine Hip-hop World magazine, but he couldn't sustain it for lack of fund.
To be able to survive, he got a job as an entertainment reporter with "The Fame Magazine where he was paid N1200 per month and later worked for Encomium Magazine. While working with Encomium, he was able to raise money to continue his Hip-Hop world magazine that birthed "The Headies" and today the HipTV on DSTV.
His glory…INVESTMENTS
He is the CEO of Smooth Productions, an entertainment firm that organizes "The Headies Award". The Headies which was formerly known as the Hip Hop World Awards was established by Ayo Animashaun in 2005, but its first edition took place in 2006 to recognize outstanding achievement in the music industry.
It is an annual ceremony which features performances by established and promising artists. It is broadcast live on HipTV to television viewers across Nigeria and this year 2014 edition promises an exciting show.
His monthly Hip-hop World Magazine is loved by so many youths in the society. Through the platform of his company, he has been credited with a lot of innovative ideas like the Hip hop World Exclusive Partea which is held in Lagos and London. He was actively behind the success stories of Mi, Olamide, Tuface, Rugged Man and many others.
RECOGNITION
Today Ayo Animashaun is a model to several youths including musicians and writers. He has scaled through difficult times of starvation, lack, debts, deprivation and lack of sleep, and he has attained global recognition.
His HipTV which has a channel on DSTV is also viewed in so many local stations. Today, one way or the other, reputable Hip-hip musicians, actors, actresses, VJ's and even foreign stars, have had one thing or the other to do with 'The Headies' boss. His international event and awards projects have drawn both foreign and local stars from afar.
He has over 50 workers working for him. The story of these workers, like Dayo of HipTV who has relocated to New York, may not have been complete, if Ayo hasn't grown his brand and employed them.
Ayo Animashaun has helped a lot of Nigerian artistes fulfilled their dreams. He is one of the frontiers of Nigerian Hip-hop Music and that the Nigerian music wouldn't be complete without his contribution.
Credit: Vanguard
It is not everyday that one hears of a person, who despite his poor background, rose to the height of influence in the society. One of such persons is Ayo Animashaun.
Today, Ayo is helping others fulfill their dreams after getting his actualized. He is the owner of HipTV, which is doing a lot in the entertainment industry.
Ayo has made an indelible mark in the sand of time, even though he had a rough patch growing up. In 2013, two major events happened in his life that changed his story forever.
He was listed as one of the most influential people in the Nigerian entertainment world by net.ng and his HipTV was launched on DSTV. Ayo Animashaun is the CEO of Smooth Promotions, an entertainment firm that organizes "The Headies Award." He is also the publisher of Hip-hop World Magazine.
Today HipTV is arguably one of the most watched music TV on DSTV. He is the brain behind the success stories of reputable musicians like Tuface, Mi, Olamide and many others. In this edition, we present to you a young man who has taken music business to the next level for Nigerian artistes.
Enjoy!
His story…
Ayo Animashaun hails from Lagos state, though he was born in Kwara state. He completed both his elementary and secondary school in Kwara state.
Ayo Animashaun may have been one of the youngest in his time to have gained admission into higher institution as he was only 16 years old when he began studying Business Administration at Kwara state Polytechnic.
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| Ayo alongside Comedy king, Ali Baba |
Ayo Animashaun would stay with his classmates after class at a record store to record tunes and lyrics as that became his passion.
He studied Business Administration because he needed to get an education. His dream was music to the extent that he was ready to become a music personality even after school.
Strangely, he was so young when he started writing down lyrics for his friends and even banking lyrics for future purposes. He had to do all kind of odd jobs to make ends meets in school while feeding his passion.
Even though he saw that things were tough from the beginning, he didn't relent one bit. At some point, he needed money to publish his book of lyrics and found someone who lent him a N1000.
At the venue of the book launch people were already waiting, but the books were still with the printers. Ayo almost suffered a heart break thinking he wouldn't be able to sell any of his books of the time schedule, but he resolved to be resilient.
He picked himself up and 300 copies of the book were sold out that day. Later he had to hook his book of lyrics with a wheelbarrow after completion of his O.N.D. Ayo eventually went back for his HND.
After youth service, he was advised against writing just a book of lyrics. He decided to publish a magazine for youths which will centre on music and entertainment. He named his magazine Hip-hop World magazine, but he couldn't sustain it for lack of fund.
To be able to survive, he got a job as an entertainment reporter with "The Fame Magazine where he was paid N1200 per month and later worked for Encomium Magazine. While working with Encomium, he was able to raise money to continue his Hip-Hop world magazine that birthed "The Headies" and today the HipTV on DSTV.
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| Ayo flaked by crooner Darey |
He is the CEO of Smooth Productions, an entertainment firm that organizes "The Headies Award". The Headies which was formerly known as the Hip Hop World Awards was established by Ayo Animashaun in 2005, but its first edition took place in 2006 to recognize outstanding achievement in the music industry.
It is an annual ceremony which features performances by established and promising artists. It is broadcast live on HipTV to television viewers across Nigeria and this year 2014 edition promises an exciting show.
His monthly Hip-hop World Magazine is loved by so many youths in the society. Through the platform of his company, he has been credited with a lot of innovative ideas like the Hip hop World Exclusive Partea which is held in Lagos and London. He was actively behind the success stories of Mi, Olamide, Tuface, Rugged Man and many others.
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| Ayo Animashun's Headies (formally Hip Hop World Awards) is regarded as the most prestigious music award in the country |
RECOGNITION
Today Ayo Animashaun is a model to several youths including musicians and writers. He has scaled through difficult times of starvation, lack, debts, deprivation and lack of sleep, and he has attained global recognition.
His HipTV which has a channel on DSTV is also viewed in so many local stations. Today, one way or the other, reputable Hip-hip musicians, actors, actresses, VJ's and even foreign stars, have had one thing or the other to do with 'The Headies' boss. His international event and awards projects have drawn both foreign and local stars from afar.
He has over 50 workers working for him. The story of these workers, like Dayo of HipTV who has relocated to New York, may not have been complete, if Ayo hasn't grown his brand and employed them.
Ayo Animashaun has helped a lot of Nigerian artistes fulfilled their dreams. He is one of the frontiers of Nigerian Hip-hop Music and that the Nigerian music wouldn't be complete without his contribution.
Credit: Vanguard
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