Barely three weeks after she stole the headlines with the revealing ‘nude tone’ dress she wore to her debut movie premiere appearance of “Royal Diadem,” at the West Hills Mall, Ghana, rising Ghanaian actress, Effia Odo has revealed why she is not at home with bras. According to her, impressing any man by wearing bras to make her small breasts look big is not one of her concerns. “My breasts are small, so, what’s the point of wearing a bra?” Efia told eTV Ghana’s Late Night Celebrity Show with Giovanni. She added: “I will like the men to know what they are going to get should they approach. I don’t want to wear push up bras and shifting things and pushing things just to impress. “I wear make-up and all but just so you know this is the small things you are going to get.” The budding actress known in private life as Andrea Owusu had attended her debut movie premiere braless that had cameras clicking away and heads...
Prof. Isaac Folorunso Adewole, Minister of Health has finally spoken about Pres. Buhari’s health. In an interview with THISDAY he assured Nigerians that there is no cause for concern over President Muhammadu Buhari’s health.
Basketmouth’s wife Elsie is not here for side chicks waiting for her marriage to crash. In a post on Snapchat, she cursed such ladies out, saying lighting and thunder will strike them as they wait for a marriage to end.
Eststar Associates Limited, the sole general distributor of Mercedes-Benz in Nigeria, has introduced a cutting-edge luxury sports sedan, the new E-class. This is proof that Mercedes-Benz is committed to transforming not just automobiles, but the idea of mobility
A Minna Magistrates’ Court has sentenced two blind men to six years imprisonment for sexually abusing two minors in Niger. The Magistrate, Hajiya Hauwa Yusuf, convicted, Idris Usman, popularly called “Bagobiri ” and Abubakar Sadiq, after they pleaded guilty to the charge. The Prosecutor, Abdullahi Mayaki, had told the court that the convicts committed the offence in December, 2016. He said that the convicts had lured the 12-year-old and 10-year-old minors with N50 and N100 and sexually abused them. The offence contravened Section 19 of the Niger state Child Right Law, which on conviction attracts 14 years imprisonment. The Director-General of the state Child Rights Agency, Hajiya Mairam kolo, expressed satisfaction with the six years imprisonment without an option of fine. Kolo commended the Magistrate for ensuring that justice was served and warned people to desist from such unholy act. One word for them!
1. Abimbola Alale It is a big deal to know that in Africa, Europe and the Middle East, Abimbola Alale is the only female boss of a major satellite company. As CEO of NIGCOMSAT, Abimbola is championing
Davido aka OBO might not be a legend yet in Nigerian music but his achievement can’t be overstated. The 24 year old in a very short time in the music business has been able to put many Nigerian music stars on the map.
Nigerian twins and singing duo Psquare are by far the richest artistes in Africa. All that money comes from booking fees, music sales on all digital platforms and physical stores, endorsement deals etc. Psquare are the only Nigerian artistes to own a luxury home in Nigeria’s richest neighbourhood Banana Island. Banana Island is home to some of the richest men in Nigeria
British actor, John Hurt who garnered Oscar nominations for his roles in "Midnight Express" and "The Elephant Man," has died at the age of 77, his agent confirmed this morning. He died yesterday Jan. 27th in London just 5 days after his 77th birthday. Hurt worked more than six decades in television, movies and voice work in England and the United States. He recently played a priest who counsels Jacqueline Kennedy in last year's biopic "Jackie". Mourning him, actor Kiefer Sutherland tweeted: "My deepest sympathies to John Hurt's family, friends and fans. He was a dear friend." On 16 June 2015, Hurt publicly announced that he had been diagnosed with early-stage pancreatic cancer but aid he would continue to work while undergoing treatment. From his Wikipedia page... Hollywood legend & Harry Porter actor John Hurt dies at 77 Hurt played leading roles as John Merrick in David Lynch's biopic The Elephant Man (1980), Winston Smith...
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