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WIZKID DISPLACES MERCY JOHNSON AS THE MOST GOOGLED NIGERIAN CELEBRITY

Actress, Mercy Johnson-Okojie used to occupy the first position, infact, she sat comfortably on it for two years. One of the reasons was the controversies that surrounded her marriage in 2011. Well, wave-making artiste, Wizkid has displaced the award-winning actress.

From his girlfriend, Tani Omotayo, to his accident, collabos and all, Wizkid's name remains google's constant visitor.

Sitting on the second position is another popular actress, Funke Akindele. No thanks to her marital crisis/seperation. As for Mercy Johnson, it sure has to be news about her delivery, her daughter; Purity and her return to movie location.

Top Ten Most Googled Nigerian Entertainers

*Wizkid

*Funke Akindele

*Mercy Johnson

*Ini Edo

*Tonto Dikeh

*Tiwa Savage

*2Face

*Iyanya

*Dbanj

*Genevieve Nnaji

PRINCE WILLIAMS TALKS ABOUT HIS FATHERHOOD EXPERIENCE&THE LEGACY HE WANTS TO PASS ON TO HIS SON

Speaking on CNN for the first time after the birth of little Prince George Alexandra Louis. Prince Williams talks about his fatherhood experience which he deems emotional and life-changing.

"I think the last few weeks for me have been just a very different emotional experience. Something I never thought I would feel myself. And I find, again it's only been a short period, but a lot of things affect me differently now." He added.

Asked about the one-month old baby's character so far, he replied,"'Well, yeah – he's a little bit of a rascal, put it that way. So he either reminds me of my brother or me when I was younger. I'm not sure."

He considers his first nappy-changing duty as a honour. "I did the first nappy, yeah, a badge of honour, exactly. I wasn't allowed to get away with that. I had every midwife staring at me, You do it. You do it".

And then the legacy he wants to pass on? "The only legacy I want to pass

on to him is to sleep more and maybe not have to change his nappy so many times."

PHOTOS: KUNLE AFOLAYAN, DEOLA SAGOE, SADIQ BABA, ADERUPOKO ON THE SET OF OCTOBER 1

As you all know, October 1 is seasoned actor Kunle Afolayan's new project. The award-winning filmmaker during an interview with us revealed that his next movie will be the biggest. Well, going by the few pictures I've set my eyes on, this is certainly going to be another master-piece.

Featured in the film are some known and unknown actors. Deola Sagoe, a foremost fashion designer who made her acting debut in the new flick will be playing the role of Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti, Sadiq Daba a veteran broadcaster and producer, is no stranger to the motion pictures industry.

These are some of the behind the scene pictures featuring Deola Sagoe, Kunle Afolayan, Sadiq Baba and Aderupoko. I learnt Kunle Afolayan has tribal marks on his cheeks. Interesting!!!

Read Kunle Afolayan's interview here:

My next film will be the biggest

http://loladeville.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/interview-my-next-film-will-be-biggest.html?m=1

URU EKE NAMED AFRICA YOUTH PANEL AMBASSADOR, REPRESENTS NIGERIA IN GAMBIA

London-born burgeoning actress and entrepreneur, Uru Eke is still raising her profile. The pretty IT consultant with 19 other representatives from different African countries have been selected as Ambassadors of the Africa Youth Panel (AYP), a Pan-African youth organization with strategic focus on youth participation in governance and youth employability, established under the auspices of the Danish Africa Commission (DAC) in 2008 in Addis Ababa.

As part of celebrations of International Youth Day 2013, the African Youth Panel organised the Africa Youth Charter Ambassador program- an extensive training platform aimed to duly equip its Ambassadors for the crucial youth activity ahead, and grooming "young voices" that would be heard and respected all over the world.

With notable African figures of diverse backgrounds including academicians, civil society experts, entrepreneurs, art managers and politicians in attendance, the 4-day meeting was organised in collaboration with the Children and Community Initiative for Development (CAID), with support funds from the Roskilde Charity Society of Denmark.

Youth leaders, musicians, actors, celebrities and the media participated in the training along with relevant partners like the African Union Commission Youth Division, Pan African Youth Union, Ministry of Youth and Sports of The Gambia, Gambia National Youth Council and the Mandingmorry Foundation for Performing Arts (MANFOPA).

AYP is dedicated to working closely with its Ambassadors to develop follow-up mechanisms and activities to make sure that the Ambassadors are actively engaged in the national, regional and continental themes affecting the continent.

Ms. Eke is pleased to have been selected as a representative of Nigeria and from one of the most vibrant industries in Africa, Nollywood. "Just like the moment I was called by CNN to speak about Nollywood, I feel elated, yet again, having this kind of platform to represent one of the best things to come out of Africa."

ACCLAIMED MAKEUP ARTIST, BAYO HAASTRUP LOSES WIFE

Acclaimed make-up artist, Bayo Haastrup has lost his caterer wife, lara Haastrup to cancer of the nose last night, August 17th, 2013. Until her death, the mother of three was the CEO of Rovin Pepper Catering Services.

May her soul find repose!

INI EDO NAMED 2013 MISS BLACK AFRICA UK JUDGE

Star actress Ini Edo-Ehagwina has been named one of the judges of the Miss Black Africa UK. In the event which has been considered UK's largest ethnic pageant, 30 contestants from 30 different countries will vie for the highly-coveted crown!

The event will be held on the 5th of October 2013 at the Royal Regency Hall, London.

"FORGET ABOUT MARRIAGE VOWS" FROM CHARLY BOY TO ALL THE SINGLE LADIES

Charly Boy's letters are never short. You just have to stack your stomach with enough food before reading them and garner enough patience yes, patience. I found this really amusing, another interesting piece from the Area Fada. Pls read on!All the single ladies reading this, chin-up and give your good self a thumb up. Nothing doest thou. Last week I had a father/daughter discussion with my Princess. I could feel the frustration in her tone as we spoke about different issues. When I asked about her boyfriend she gave me a very long and irritated "Naija babe" hiss, she aired out her frustrations with this whole dating business. "Daddy we are no longer dating." "I'm so very sorry my love, but what happened I queried," very anxious to hear the gist, cause me and my Princess are just that close. This is my daughter's 3rd boyfriend since she started dating, and she has only been with him for barely 6months… "Daddy, please I'm tired, he is not ambitious, he has no drive, and he is too laid back for his own good, how can I marry a man like that? To make matters worse, he thinks I am overly ambitious, he says I do way too much – please tell me how that's a bad thing." Hummmmm, my daughter, my princess my pride and joy is unhappy. You see since childhood, my Princess has been very independent, very focused and determined – no nonsense kind of 'chic', (can an apple fall too far from its tree). She is intelligent and extremely hardworking, I mean what more could a man ask for in a woman? Quickly, I was thinking of how to calm my ticked off Princess down. "Darling, you know daddy will always love you no matter what, most importantly you know damn too well that you are not under any pressure to get married. So be patient, concentrate on your career and yourself my darling, he will come when he comes, and if he doesn't come, have your baby, I wouldn't mind another grandchild." Did I really say that? Oh! Yes I did, and I meant that.Single ladies are on the rise these days, because for a long time coming, there has been an explosion of male joblessness in Nigeria and the world over. There has also been a decline in men's life prospects that have disrupted and distorted the dating or the "marriage market", in a way that narrows a marriage minded woman's options. Today all the Nigerian single "good" ladies who are desirous to settle down are at a cross road in their dating life, most of them are simply tired, a lot are frustrated and many are giving up. Their options are really limited; it is mostly between the millions of Gigolos or the deadbeat, some of who are pretending that they are waiting for Jesus before they get it together; those who don't have ambition burning in their soul. I can't believe that I told my daughter to go ahead and have a baby out of wedlock.
Well, with the way things are playing out in our environment, it is time we embraced new ideas about dating and marriage. Society's highest institution called "Marriage" is fast becoming old fashioned and outdated. Look around and see the alarming rate of divorce matters all over the place, something is definitely wrong my people. At this rate, falling in love and getting married will be a question of choice rather than societal expectation or luck. Frankly speaking, women have climbed so high in their independence and career and are doing way better than the men. Men have been falling behind with amazing alacrity. Good single women are so disappointed and it's unimaginable, it's like going to a party that has been the talk of the town for long. You buy your new dress hoping to show off at the party, but by the time you land, they tell you that all the good people have left, and the ones left are really the servants, their friends or relatives who have come to scavenge on the left over food. Believe it or not, that's the situation today, no kidding.Since the days of my grandfather, marriage has been primarily an economic and political contract between 2 families, prized and policed by families, relatives and community. That's why in my village, they will tell you "no be only your wife/husband you they marryoooooo" Things have changed since then, most of our dates are from facebook, bb chat, online dating, the hocus-pocus church called Pentecostals, etc. There is no doubt in my mind that we are in the midst of an extraordinary change. The transformation of young outstanding women, considered marriage material, is momentous, immensely liberating and immensely scary for prospective suitors. All the old ways are breaking down, these days ladies want to be in-charge of their lives, you can't blame them. Forget about the days of being submissive, na for your pocket. Forget about marriage vows where it says about obeying your husbands, hummmm joor, they are not slaves, understanding works better. Do they need husbands to have babies these days? Please don't get this twisted, marriage is divine and sweet when you can not only find a soul mate, but someone who can inspire you, respect you, love you, adore your feminity and independence. They are hard to find oooooo. My daughter knows that finding a good man is like finding a needle in a haystack. None the less, should women feel psychologically defeated? Hell No! Most men who don't know what time it is are still locked down with that old macho bullshit, that it is a Man's world. Hummmmm for where, my people, women run things now, let's get used to it, abegi, so our days on earth will be longer joor.My princess, my baby, my joy, my little big girl knows that her character, her pedigree, her background, her ambition, her zeal and courage will most likely intimidate a lot of men out there, she realizes that this will further narrow her pool of prospects, just like she is also aware that with each passing year she is getting older and never younger but the options stay very limited. All I'm trying to say is this, I tip my hat for all the "good" single ladies out there, keep the fate, I admire your courage in not wanting to settle for any trash out there. If it doesn't fit, trash it, finding a life time partner is not 'moimoi'. The world is already too troubled for you to be in a relationship that you know will not make you happy. Women can see these things ahead you know, that's why they are a special breed of God's creation. I have discovered lately that men need women in their lives to keep them stable, but if push comes to a shove, women don't really need men, a case in point, 'The great Oprah'. Yes, good men are hard to find, ask Lady D. Ha!!

AWW! TIWA SAVAGE CAN'T WAIT TO GET MARRIED

Those were not her exact words but she implied it in her recent tweet. Nigerian diva and pepsi ambassador, Tiwa Savage posted a picture of her and her manager cum fiance Tunji Balogun (Tee Billz) at the traditional wedding of Davido's elder sister Sharon Adeleke and her hubby Yomi Ademefun.

And then she captioned it, "Baby we next." And a big amen came from Funke Akindele. It would be recalled that Tee billz proposed to the kelekele star early this year. However, an unconfirmed source claim the pair could tie the knot this November.

See a post on them http://loladeville.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/photos-tiwa-savages-manager-tee-billz.html?m=1

KIM KARDASHIAN HITS HARD AT JOURNALIST WHO SENT HER A BABY GIFT

Reality show star and North West's mum, Kim Kardashian recently hit hard at Kate Couric, a journalist who gave her a baby gift. It has nothing to do with the quality of the gift, Kim is particularly angry over the journalist's comment about her family earlier on.

The talk-show host after making offensive comments about The Kardashians' fame sent a baby gift to Kim labelling it a peace offering. Kim took to instagram to express her disgust

"#IHateFakeMediaFriends

#MayIHumblySuggestYouNotSendGiftsThenTalkShit."

Khloe Kardashian was impressed with her sister. After seeing the post, she wrote on twitter, "God I love this new side

of u!"

Katie sent in an apology adding that her gift was genuine and she's happy for the parents. "I didn't mean to hurt her feelings," she added.

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