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THE ongoing Big Brother Naija, a reality TV show based on the Big Brother TV series in which 12 contestants live in an isolated house and compete for a large cash prize worth $100,000 at the end of the show by avoiding being evicted by viewers has been described as the immoral programme in recent times. Catholic Archbishop Emeritus of Lagos, Anthony Cardinal Okogie and his Ibadan counterpart, Archbishop Alaba have hit at the reality show, concluding that its morally unjustifiable and, therefore, called on relevant authorities to save impressionable Nigerian young ones from obscenities. *Anthony Cardinal OKOGIE Speaking at a recent ceremony put together by Catholic Artistes and Entertainers Association of Nigeria, CAEAN, in collaboration with Social Communications as well as the Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria, CSN, the twosome called on the CAEAN to stay away from such immoral presentations in the name of entertainment. They also called on the regulating agency to immediately yan

MOVED by the plight of the ill health of Mr Tony Grey, a Warri-based ailing musician, Onuesoke Foundation in conjunction with a group under the aegis of Friends of Tony Grey in the United States have donated N512,000 for his treatment. Tony Grey Tony Grey has been lying critically ill for months now and need fundsnecessary medical attention abroad after being diagnosed of prostate cancer and diabetes. Speaking to newsmen during the donation of the fund to the ailing musician on Tuesday, Chairman of Onuesoke Foundation, Chief Sunny Onuesoke, said the friends of Tony Grey in conjunction with his Foundation have to come to the rescue of the musician who had touched the lives of many through his music by contributing the sum of N512,000 for his treatment. “We have decided to contribute our widows might for the treatment of our dear friend who is critically sick and in need of surgery. We have to be our brother’s keeper, especially in this critical time in his life. We pray to God t

EMBATTLED actress, Tonto Dikeh, is at it again as she has opened another can of worms, accusing her husband of domestic violence which she supported with pitiable photos. In a recent interview with Media Room Hub, an online platform, the delectable mother of one revealed how she suffered

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