Saturday 23 November 2013

Jude Okoye Finally Breaks His Silence…..


Days after his last tweet about being in the studio with Wizkid on his younger brother’s big Lagos wedding, which he didn’t attend, Judehas finally tweeted again.
Unfortunately, it wasn’t to wish Peter and his new bride a happy married life but to wish dear Omo Baba Olowo, Davido who turned 21  today, a happy birthday.
Happy birthday Davido.

Wow!!! SEE THE NUMBER OF SHOES VICTORIA BECKHAM DONATED TO CHARITY

This left most people speechless but to the fashion icon, it’s certainly not a big deal. If she can donate all these out, that means she has a plethora of them stacked somewhere in her house. Victoria Beckham has donated a seemingly-uncountable number of her Dolce & Gabbana, Jimmy Choo, Roberto Cavalli (and other designers) sandals, boots, stilettos etc to charity. She’s joining thousands of people who are raising funds to help victims of the Phillipines’ Typhoon Haiyan. She tweeted, “Big clear out of my shoes, on sale tomorrow in aid of @BritishRedCross @B #ShopDrop.” She also tweeted a link on how people can buy them at London’s Kensington & Chelsea Red Cross shop.
Good Woman!

“Don’t Date Empress Njamah, She Has A Negative Record And It Affected Me” — Timaya“Don’t Date Empress Njamah, She Has A Negative Record And It Affected Me” — Timaya

Popular singer Egberi Papa 1 of Bayelsa, Timaya have been off the entertainment scene for awhile now. He spoke with Punch and It was obvious that he had not quite recovered from the impact of his breakup with controversial actress Empress Njamah that he dated a few years ago claiming that the relationship had robbed off on him badly and wished he could be rid of the attendant negative aura.
“You should not date somebody who already has a negative record. In my own case, it affected me at that time. I feel that a relationship should be between two people and not exposed to the rest of the world. Only a smart man is able to keep his relationship private.”
“I am not considering marriage for now. But it is something I must do. Before now, I wanted a child and God gave me one. I don’t want to have children from different women. My father had 15 children and I am the last child. I don’t want to live like that. The truth is, I’m not ready to get married now”

Photo: Nigerian Singer Emma Nyra Goes Out In Public Almost Nekkid


Those are thunder thighs! She really needs to do some squats… What do u think?

Wednesday 20 November 2013

EYE CANDY FOR THE GUYS; Daniella Okeke Shows Off Her Assets (SEE PHOTOS)


Many of you will think she had a butt implant. But for real, she didn’t do no butt implants, what you see is a gift from God. #NaturallyLoaded.



Photos from the set of D’banj’s new music video in Cape Town

Video shot by Godfather. See more photos after the cut…
Video shot by Godfather. See more photos after the cut…

FINALLY! OFFICIAL WEDDING PHOTOS: Mike Adenuga, Jude Okoye, Tuface Idibia, Absent At Peter Okoye’s Wedding

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Recall that it was announced last month that billionaire business mogul and Chairman, Globacom Telecoms, Mike Adenuga will be the chairman of Peter Okoye and Lola Omotayo’s traditional marriage which held yesterday at Art Event Center Lekki, Lagos. It was surprise to discover that he was absent, but was represented by the COO of the company, Mohamed Jameel.
On the same development, the elder brother of Peter and Paul Okoye (P-Square), Jude Okoye was not spotted anywhere around the hall. Reason being that he was still in Ghana after their Saturday show.
Few notable Pop stars who were said to be very close to the twin brothers, were absent at the big event too. They include, Tuface Idibia, who was performing at the Multichoice 20th anniversary party at Eko Hotel Suites on the same night, their ambassador mates, Waje, Omawumi, Bez, Burna Boy were all absent. While D’banj was in Johannesburg, South Africa performing at the Coke RockCorps show 
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