Thursday, February 14, 2013

AFCON fallout: Chelsea drop Moses


English club Chelsea have dropped their Nigeria international Victor Moses from the squad to face Sparta Prague in their Europa League tie on Thursday. The Nigeria international had been quickly recalled for the trip to the Czech Republic which forced him to travel back to England from South Africa instead of heading to Abuja with his teammates.
But Chelsea manager Rafael Benitez has carefully avoided making the same mistake as Celtic manager, Neil Lennon, who played Efe Ambrose against Juventus two days after the Africa Cup of Nations final match against Burkina Faso in South Africa. Ambrose, who only arrived in Glasgow on match day, turned out a huge deficit to Celtic despite his sterling performance for Nigeria in South Africa. Lennon would admit on Wednesday that he took “a gamble” by fielding Ambrose.

Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Sahara TV Interviews Naija Runs Girl (Must Watch Video)

Actress Foluke Daramola moves in with married lover, Kayode Salako

Kayode is still legally married but has been separated from his wife for a while now. He and Foluke started dating about a year ago and are now living together. The couple moved into a duplex in Omole Estate on Friday February 1 and called friends and family to a small house warming party.

His wife of 13 years, who has three children for the CEO of Change Agent of Nigeria Network, packed out of her matrimonial home about 6 months ago after she found out about the relationship between Foluke and her husband. Kayode has since said that God set him free from '13 years of marital bondage, confusion, frustration and regrets.'

Filmmaker Tunde Kelani offers lovers Oleku for free on Val's day

Ace filmmaker, Tunde Kelani offers Oleku for free on You Tube on Valentine's Day. Oleku is a classic love story written by Prof. Akinwunmi Ishola and shot into a movie by Kelani. Due to popular demand and in the spirit of Valentine, the love season, Kelani who is working on his next movie project, Dazzling Mirage, a story on sickle cell, has offered Oleku for free to lovers from Feb 14th on their Youtube channel -Youtube.com/tkelani

Video: 'The Four Boys' – A Nollywood Movie Inspired By The Aluu4 Tragedy

Watching the official trailer of the movie ‘The Four Boys’ – a flick that is based on the true life story of four UNIPORT undergrad students who were killed by a mob in Aluu community, just sends cold chills down the spine.  The trailer which is about 1 minute 28 sec., will surely reawaken sad and bitter memories of October 5 2012 when Lloyd Michael (Big L), Tekena Elkanah, Ugonna Ibuzor and Chidiaka Biringa were falsely accused of stealing laptops and mobile phones and subsequently given the jungle treatment.
The Four Boys’, a home video from the stables of Simony Productions which premieres on goldenicons.com, was produced by Sylvester Obadigie with Morgan Ukaegbu as director. The movie stars Chiwetalu Agu, Zubby Michael, Paul Sambo, Johnpaul Nwadike, Junior Omoigbaele, Angela Okorie, Ruth Kadiri, & Onyi Alex.

Another Nollywood Pórn Movie Or What??

This is the cover design of Halima Abubakar's new movie titled, MISTRESSES. When I first saw this I asked my myself, 'what is this one again'? Another séxual éscapade movie without moral lessons? But Halima has something different to say about her movie.  Below is what she said about her high-budget movie, Mistresses:

"'It took me a long time to finish the movie because I was set to achieve success. Apart from the millions of naira I spent on the production, the cast and crew, I travelled to different parts of the world to ensure that the movie is one to beat and copy in the movie industry today."


PHOTOS: Pictures Of Half Nakéd Girls In Terry G's Video

The sneak preview of photos from Terry G’s video shoot of ‘Pull Of’ suggests that some Nigerian artistes have little or no concern for their audience or the message they pass across by their actions or otherwise.

Despite the Nigerian Broad coasting Commission’s ban of some music videos for supposedly displaying unclad scenes, erotic/suggestive dance moves and containing lewd lyrics, some Nigerian artistes are still hell-bent on courting controversy by shooting videos that will most likely end up falling under the ban list which begs the question: are the artistes shooting such videos deliberately seeking attention or is it now the norm to display almost unclad ladies in music videos?

PHOTOS: Shocked Gamekeeper Runs for his Life from 3 Ton Hippo

If there's one thing a hippo doesn't like it's being interrupted while having lunch. This gamekeeper in Uganda runs for his life after disturbing a hungry beast having its favourite meal of grass. He fled as the angry three-ton beast - which can outrun a man - charged at him.
The keeper, armed only with a walkie-talkie at the Murchison Falls National Park, somehow managed to escape on this occasion. The hippopotamus is one of the most aggressive creatures in the world and is often regarded as the most ferocious animal in Africa. Hippo jaws are capable of biting a 10-foot crocodile in two.
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Tuesday, February 12, 2013

PHOTOS: Tonto Dikeh And AY Making A Video For Comedy Show

 Photos taken during the making of another skit for AY comedy show.
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Photos - D’Banj Performance At The AFCON 2013 Closing Ceremony


View all the photos from D’Banj’s mega performance at the Closing Ceremony of the Africa Cup of Nations which was held yesterday in Soweto, South Africa. You can see how organized and entertaining the whole performance was.
From D’Banj (music) to the Super Eagles (football), it’s clear Nigeria is currently boss-ing the rest of Africa. Enjoy.

I Can’t Coach Nigeria Now — Oliseh

Former Super Eagles captain, Sunday Oliseh has distanced himself from any coaching job in Nigeria for now.
He said the system and authorities make it difficult for a serious coach to succeed. Oliseh, who was a guest and a panelist at the Supersport analysis programme said many Nigerians have asked him to consider a coaching job in the country which he turned down.
“People have asked me why don’t you take a coaching job in Nigeria and I said I don’t think I would want to do that because I know my country more than you guys and have served it for eleven years winning everything with it. But now we are seeing changes. We have a government and minister that seem to be appreciating what we are doing.”
He said what they have going are the people who love them with a passion.

Monday, February 11, 2013

Champions: 5 Super Eagles’ Players Make CAF Best XI List

Following their brilliant display at the just concluded African Cup of Nations in South where the Super Eagles of Nigeria lifted the coveted trophy for the first time since 1994, goalkeeper Vincent Enyeama, defender Efe Ambrose, midfielder Mikel Obi and forwards Victor Moses and Emmanuel Emenike, have been named in CAF’s XI for the tournament.  Emenike, who didn’t play in the final match due to a hamstring injury, clinched the award of the tournament’s highest goal scorer with four goals.

D’banj Thrills Fans At AFCON Finals

Muthoni, the Drummer Queen and Nigerian Kokomaster, D’Banj, were on stage with other African musicians at the closing ceremony of the Africa Cup of Nations tourney in Johannesburg, South Africa, yesterday. Both musicians were among the performers who paved the way for the match between finalists: Nigeria and Burkina Faso.

Sunday, February 10, 2013

Actresses who dare to go bald in Movies

It is said that the hair is the crowning glory of a woman, but when movie producers  and directors come knocking at the door of star actresses with an offer to portray a mourning traditional African widow, the role requires that they shave off their hair. Well, here’s a list of actresses who aren’t afraid of committing themselves to their role and showing fans that they’re willing to go all the way in the name of their craft.
Mercy Johnson in Heart of a Widow

Nigerians to Eagles: Give us this day


After 19 years of waiting for another continental title and thirteen years since appearing in the final, the Super Eagles of Nigeria are on the threshold of history as they face the Stallions of Burkina Faso in the final of the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations in Johannesburg  today. And Nigerians are highly expectant.
For Coach Stephen Keshi, the day represents a turning point in his romance with the round leather game. In 1994, he won the trophy as captain of the Nigerian team, the last time Nigeria lifted the cup. If he leads the Super Eagles to win the trophy today, he then becomes only the second man to have won the tournament as player and coach after Egyptian legend, late Mahmoud El Gohary.

Saturday, February 9, 2013

Today: Mali vs Ghana

Ghana and Mali meet for the fourth time in the last two Africa Cup of Nations - having being drawn in the same group and ending up in the third place play-off at both tournaments.
The Black Stars won this year's Group B meeting, as they did in last year's finals, but Mali prevailed to finish third in Equatorial Guinea and Gabon. Both have a player suspended - Ghana's Mohamed Rabiu and Mali's Samba Sow. The two sides are also likely to give several of their fringe players a game.

NAF Has Only One Serviceable Aircraft For Training, VIP Missions

The Air Officer Commanding Training Command, Air Vice Marshall Isyaku Umar, has lamented that the Nigerian Air Force Base in Kaduna has only one serviceable aircraft for the training of officers and men.
Umar made this disclosure when the Chief of Air Staff Air Marshal Alex Badeh, visited the NAF Base in Kaduna yesterday on his maiden familiarization tour. Umar is quoted as saying: “the NAF base has only one serviceable aircraft used in the training of its personnel”, adding that “the training base needs a minimum of three aircraft to be able to conduct its local training as well as VIP missions.”

“I Owe Nigerians The AFCON trophy” – Enyeama

Vincent Enyeama has expressed his belief that he owes Nigeria Africa Cup of Nations success having been involved in the nation’s set-up since 2002
The Super Eagles defeated Mali 4-1 in their semi-final this week to initiate a final against Burkina Faso, and Enyeama said that reaching the Africa Cup of Nations final is one of his greatest achievements.
“I think it is high time that I get to lift the trophy,” Enyeama told Goal.com. “We are all determined to win. Every player is ready and I think it will take a team effort for us to win this cup.”

Mikel ‘ll win golden ball – Orji Uzo Kalu


Creative midfield maestro, John Mikel Obi, yesterday earned five stars as the Abia State former governor Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu, tipped him for the Golden Ball trophy, with the sobriquet ‘Field Marshall’ of the ongoing Nations Cup. Kalu said: “Mikel Obi is a silent killer, in the field he puts on no airs, his touches are pinpoint, the young man is the hub of the Eagles.
Yet, he carries everybody along. If the Nations Cup were another World War I would call him Field Marshall Montgomery. I see a crown on his head as the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of this tournament.” The ex-governor praised the Ivorian Elephants for giving honour to Mikel in particular, and the Nigerian team in general, despite their quarter-finals elimination by the Eagles. “Kudos to Cheik Tiote, Didier Drogba and Lassina Traore.They admitted Nigeria’s superiority in the game.Tiote singled out Mikel for cutting off balls to Drogba and Yaya Toure.

What Valentine Day means to Celebrities


It is a season to show and celebrate love like never before. A season where people, families, friends and well-wishers spend time together and hang out in some exciting places. Celebrities have different impression about this celebration. While some see it as a very special day, very many others have a different opinion. Here are some of their responses as sampled

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