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Children's day Special! See photos of 27 Nigerian Celebrities' children.

Happy Children’s Day to all the wonderful children in the world. In the spirit of Children’s Day, I decided to put together photos of 27 Nigerian celebrities’ children; 27 representing Children’s day. These are pictures they shared on their facebook, twitter and instagram accounts and I bet you have seen most of them before. here they are; in alphabetical order.

                                                     (1)Basketmouth (Comedian)

(2) Desmond Elliot (Actor)
(3) Doris Simeon and Daniel Ademinokan (Actors)
(4) Eldee (Musician)
(5) Fathia and Saheed Balogun (Actors)
(6) Ibinabo Fiberesima (Actress)
(7) Genevieve Nnaji (Actress)
(8) Ice Prince (Musician)
(9) Iyabo Ojo (Actress)
(10) Julius Agwu (Comedian)
(11) Kanu Nwankwo (Footballer)
(12) Kunle Afolayan (Actor)

                                                          (13) Mide Funmi Martins and Afeez Owo (Actors)

(14) Mercy Johnson (Actress)
(15) Oge Okoye (Actress)
(16) Omoni Oboli (Actress)
(17) Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde (Actress)
(18) Ope Ayeola (Actress)
(19) Peter and Paul ‘Psquare’ Okoye (Musicians)
(20) Shan George (Actress)
(21) Stella Damasus (Actress)
(22) Taiwo Aromokun (Actress)
(23) Terry G (Musician)
(24) Timaya (Musician)
(25) Waje (Musician)
(26) Wizkid (Musician)
(27) Yobo Joseph (Footballer)

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In Nigeria, It's NOT a Happy Children's Day.

First of all, I’ll like to wish every children on planet earth a Happy Children’s day. Regardless of my post title, we can’t deny that May 27 has been set aside to celebrate children worldwide. So, If you’re a mother, sister, Father, brother reading this. My heartfelt prayer is for God to continue to keep our children, give wings to their dreams. May they grow in stature and wisdom and may they continue to lighten out faces with happiness.
Today makes it 43 days that over 200 Nigerian children were abducted in their school by members of terrorist sect, Boko Haram. Over 200 children whose only crime was to concede to the idea of education. Today, over 200 girls are in danger, over 100 parents and families are in anguish and pain. Every child has a right to education. Why should their cases be different?
In Nigeria, it’s NOT a happy Children’s Day. Where are these effervescent children we see, who should be home, running errands, taken to amusement places, visiting friends trying out new clothes, taking photographs or just being showered with love? We can’t talk to the terrorists, but we shouldn’t lose our voices to the government because it is its responsibility.
Today, I join my heart with parents whose faces have not known sleep since this sad news was broken to them. Parents whose attention are glued to their TV screens and radio day and night for news about the safe return of their children. Today I say a painful RIP to the mother who developed an heart attack and died after learning of her child’s abduction and those who might be going through an ailment, diagnosed with hypertension or probably hospitalized.
In Nigeria, it’s NOT a Happy Children’s Day, no child should be afraid to pursue a brighter future. There are low-key celebrations in some states today, learnt some children have even decided to boycott any form of fanfare. Some are wearing red today just to show solidarity; to stand by the miserable Chibok girls today.
In Nigeria, it’s NOT a Happy Children’s Day. We are deeply saddened. In Nigeria, it’s NOT a Happy Children’s Day. They have suffered enough. We join our hearts with families out there, pray and simply ask the government to help #BringBackOurGirls.
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Louis Van Gaal's daughter has had enough of Manchester United fans.

Brenda Van Gaal, the daughter of newly-appointed Manchester United coach, Louis van Gaal has told Manchester United fans to stop bombarding on twitter with messages for her father. The young lady, pictured right has had her twitter mentions flooded with congratulatory/good luck messages upon his father’s appointment as Red Devils’ manager.
She has however made it clear that the messages won’t go beyond the borders of Twitter. 

“Dear MU fans, Thank you for the warm Welcome. But to be clear. I will not pas any Messages to my father.” She wrote on her twitter page
She has just started if you ask me. She should be prepared for harsher messages should anything go wrong with the club next season. Fans will certainly take their frustrations on her. It’s either she quits social media, or deals with it.
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Actress, Ini edo delves into bread business (Photo)

 
Star actress, Ini Edo has ventured into pastry business; bread to be specific. She calls it Ini Delicious Bread.

“Out on de streets is a realization of my love for pastries, cakes, cookies,bread nd anything baked. Inidelicious pastries.” she wrote on her instagram page
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Guess! Which Chelsea player's childhood picture is this?

Guess! Guess!! Guess!!! It’s a very simple one. But I’ll give you clues, if no one gives me a correct answer after one or two hours, I’ll write his name in the comment box. He’s reportedly worth £40 million, about to bid Stamford Bridge goodbye, and would be playing at the 2014 World Cup. Take a look at the picture very well.

Photo Credit: footballtransferavern

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It's a boy! Mosun Filani welcomes second child

Beautiful Yoruba actress, Mosun Filani and her husband, Kayode Oduoye have another addition to their family. Their second child; a bouncing baby boy was born on friday, May 23, 2014. Their first child, a girl, Sinmileoluwa turned 1 last December. The couple got married February 2012.

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UCL win: Real Madrid players record 'Hala Madrid' song

The entire Real Madrid squad are still revelling in their UCL glory! The players, led by Cristiano Ronaldo have teamed up to record another version of the club’s classic song ‘Hala Madrid’. Haven’t downloaded or listened to the song but we can all “forgive” their voices, should they fall less of our expectations.lol. The most important thing for fans especially is the message; celebrating their historic win.
The song which has reportedly been released on iTunes was recorded shortly after their trophy parade at the Bernabeu. Hala Madrid according to elated fans will top the Spanish music charts this week.
Watch out for their trophy parade pictures
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Patience Ozokwor, Clarion Chukwura others shine at the 2014 Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA)+ list of winners

The 10th edition of the Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA) was held yesterday, 24th May 2014 at the capital city of Bayelsa State, Yenagoa. Headlined by Peace Anyiam-Osigwe and tipped as the most prestigious African awards; Nigerian celebrities as well as prolific African filmmakers flooded the venue of the event with its grace and glory.

Winners of the 2014 Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA):
(1) Best Short Film – Dialemi

(2) Best Animation – Khumba (South Africa)

(3) Best Documentary – Hamu Beya(Mali) & Portraits of a Lone Farmer(Nigeria&Denmark)

(4) Best Film(African Language) – B for Boy

(5) Best Diaspora Short Film – Passage

(6) Best Diaspora Documentary – Through The Lens Darkly(USA)

(7) Best Diaspora Feature – Kingston Paradise(Jamaica)

(8) Achievement In Production Design
Award – Northern Affair (Ghana)

(9) Achievement In Costume Design – Ni Sisi(Kenya)

(10) Achievement In Make-up – Once Upon

(11) A Road Trip (South Africa)

(12) Achievement in Soundtrack – Onye Ozi (Nigeria/UK)

(13) Best Marketer – Okiki Films

(14) Best Actress in a Leading Role – Clarion Chukwurah (Apaye)

(15) Best Film – Of The Good Report

(16) Best Actor – Mothusi Magano (Of Good Report)

(17) Best Actress in a Supporting Role
– Patience Ozokwor (After The Proposal)

(18) Best Actor in a Supporting Role –
Thapelo Mofekeng (Felix)

(19) Best Young Promising Actor -Petronella Tshuma (Of Good Report)

(20) Best Child Actor – Lebohang Ntsane (Forgotten Kingdom)

(21) Best Nigerian Film – Accident

(22) Best Director – Jamil Quebeka (Of Good Report)

(23) Best First Feature Film by a Director – Harikrishna & Sharvan Anenden
(24) Special Jury Prize for Short Film – New Horizon

(25) Joyce Banda Award for Film on Women Empowerment – B For Boy

(26) Mandiba Award – Ni Sisi

(27) Special Jury Prize – Bob Manuel-Udokwu

(28) Achievement in Screenplay – Of Good Report

(29) Achievement in Editing – Potomanto

(30) Achievement in Cinematography – The Forgotten Kingdom

(31) Achievement in Sound – The Forgotten Kingdom

(32) Achievement in Visual Effects – A Mile From Home (Nigeria)

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