From the stables of Motherlan, the video stars thespians like Odunlade Adekola, Racheal Oniga and Liz Anjorin and is part of his "200 Million Mumu (Truth Is Bitter) album
MIKEL OBI BANNED AND FINED FOR THREATENING REFEREE
The last has certainly not been heard of the case between Nigeria international, Mikel Obi and referee Clattenberg. The Chelsea midfielder admitted to the charge levelled against him by the FA.
The FA after an hearing on Thursday gave him a three-game ban and £60,000 fine for using abusive and threatening language against referee Mark Clattenburg.
Source: BBC
THE KING IS BACK: HENRY RETURNS TO ARSENAL IN JANUARY
The 35 year-old who netted a total of 228 goals during his career in the club will hopefully (temporarily) help solve Arsenal's centre forward problem.
Source: Goal.com
HALIMAT AITSEGAME WINS NEXT MOVIE STAR 2012
Theatre Arts graduate, Halima Aitsegame has been declared winner of the 2012 Next Movie Star reality TV show.
The pretty, fair-skinned lady piped out other contestants in the keenly contested reality television show to win for herself a brand new SUV with cash and movie roles in her kitty, and a lifetime thrust into moviedom. The runners up include Olajoju Muse, Babatunde Samuel and Chibufue Bridget.
Halima confessed amidst tears. “It has been a very tough battle convincing my dad that this (acting) is my calling, it is what I am passionate about but he wanted me to go the conventional route of Law, Accountancy and the likes. I am happy that Next Movie Star has proved me right.
The executive producer of the show, Sola Fajobi, says, “I am happy that another edition of the Next Movie Star has ended on a high note. We promised from inception to give young acting talents that might never have the opportunity a platform to achieve their dreams and we have kept our words.
Despite the challenges of having to organise this every other year without a sponsor, we are grateful that we are still providing that platform many young people need to attain their full potentials.”
Fajobi continued, “Hearing her story after she was declared winner brought tears to my eyes, this is the kind of thing that gives me fulfilment. I am sure the viewers who voted her did not even know this story of hers, which points to the fact that she is indeed a strong potential for the global movie industry.”
FOLORUNSHO ALAKIJA SURPASSES OPRAH WINFREY AS RICHEST BLACK WOMAN IN THE WORLD
The 61 year-old Famfa Oil founder's networth was put at $3.3 billion, while Oprah networth is $2.7 billion.
MO' ABUDU'S GIANT STRIDE
Though the channel berths next year, the Human Resource Consultant is currently getting some state-of-the-art equipment as well as qualified hands to run the project. She's also signed a concession agreement with Tinapa, in Cross Rivers state.
Source: Netng
VETERAN ACTOR, ENEBELI ELEBUWA PASSES ON
The 65 year-old actor who had been receiving treatment in Nigeria before he was tranferred to an hospital in India gave up in the early hours of today.
May his soul find repose.
DON JAZZY NAMED LOYA MILK AMBASSADOR
Now wait a minute, what in this world is Don Jazzy still doing with milk, at his size?? He has enough milk in his body to last eternity. Life is never fair. This people should have looked my way.
Congrats to him
ACTRESS URU EKE TURNS STYLE AMBASSADOR FOR HOUSE OF DORCAS
The actress who acted in the movie, 'Last flight to Abuja' has partnered with fashion house, House of Dorcas. Infact, she graces red carpets in tasteful HoD dresses that clearly accentuates her stylish personality and beautiful curves.
On her style, "I love the classic girlie look that comes with an edge. I play a lot on my femininity. I love being a woman – there's so much colour, fun and elegance that I like to identify with in fashion."
Uru Eke is also a major cast in the Royal Arts Academy – an Emem Isong production, Weekend Getaway, premiering this December. You can catch her on Catwalq, a TV series on Africa Magic Channel 151 by 9.35pm every Wednesday
READ STELLA DAMASUS' EMOTIONAL TRIBUTE TO HER LATE HUSBAND
"I sat in my bedroom the whole of Sunday the 2nd of December feeling very funny and low. After asking myself what the trigger was, I remembered that I always get like that a day to the 3rd of December every year for the past 8 years.I had the opportunity and rare privilege of being the wife and partner of the most wonderful, loving, industrious, God fearing and kind man. Life could not have been better than that because I was living every woman's dream.The best of everything was at my disposal whether I lifted a finger to work or not. We had our ups and downs as usual but making up and resolving our issues, was magical. I was blessed with the best husband and father and his name is JAIYE ABODERIN. He was the love of my life and the one who did everything humanly possible to protect his family. Even in the face of all sorts of problems, all sorts of accusations, all sorts of misconceptions, he was one who understood the true meaning of for better or worse.Jaiye passed away on the 3rd of December 2004 at a time our dreams and projects were about to kick off. I was 26 with two lovely children and eight thousand naira in my account. Let me not sound like a broken record because I have told this story several times.The one thing I would like to say is that, his life taught me unconditional love and his death taught me kindness. I am grateful that I had the opportunity to share his air, his thoughts, dreams, hopes, love, friendship and much more.I have since discovered that if a marriage is not based on trust and friendship but most importantly, the love of God, then I am sorry it will never stand the test of time. I have been there and I know how things can fail right before your eyes without those elements.So, today I celebrate a man of the people,I celebrate a man who stood by his family through thick and thin,
I celebrate a man who touched and saved lives,
I celebrate a man who was a hero to all who knew him,
I celebrate a man who was a father to all who knew him,
I celebrate a man who loved unconditionally,
I celebrate a man who believed in sharing and caring,
I celebrate a man who put a smile on people's faces,
I celebrate a man who was so full of life,
I celebrate a man who brought people together and created friendships even in death,
I celebrate a man who was a bigger star in his own right than most of us,
I celebrate a man who celebrated people without holding back
and I celebrate a man who will always be celebrated.Rest in peace OBIM, the girls will always remember you and pray for your soul to rest in God's arms. You will always be in my heart and the love I have for you will never ever die.It has been eight years but it feels like only yesterday. Instead of crying I choose to celebrate you.To those of you reading this, remember to give God glory for the life well spent no matter how short. He was a very happy man who hated gloomy faces. As you remember him please wear a smile and pray to God. He will love that very much.God bless you all, now and always.