FORMER BEAUTY QUEEN, NIKE OSHINOWO COVERS APRIL ISSUE OF TW MAGAZINE

If there's one celebrity who has been nursing a flawless skin for a long time, it has to be former beauty queen, Adenike Oshinowo. The socialite looks pretty young on the April cover of TW Magazine.

Captioned "This is who I am", the socialite Nike sets the record straight on her marriage, seperation and battle with endometriosis.

FAST-RISING ACTRESS, KEHINDE OLORUNYOMI-ODUKOYA WELCOMES FIRST CHILD

One year after tying the knot, fast-rising actress cum script writer, Kehinde Olorunyomi- Odukoya has put to bed a baby boy. She delivered on Sunday April 7 in Atlanta, USA.

The Domino series star wrote this on her facebook page, "One last push' she said and all I could hear was a baby crying. She raised  him up to me and said 'congratulations, it's a boy'. That moment I forgot the 24hr pain I had gone through, I forget about the aches in my legs, tears of joy filled my eyes and all I said was 'thank u Jesus'"

MUSIC: BARRY J -GO UNDER

Fast-rising artiste Abideen Abari, popularly called Barry J has released another captivating single, 'Go under'. This is a follow up to his widely-accepted debut song, 'Ibadie' which was released last year.

Barrijuana as fondly is one of the artistes to look out for in the Nigerian music industry. His Go Under song was produced by Don Adah

Hulkshare :http://www.hulkshare.com/w9wky48zo0zk / BARRY JAY – GO UNDER

PROF. WOLE SOYINKA STARS IN DOCUMENTARY ON FUEL SUBSIDY REMOVAL

A 30-min documentary which chronicles the events that led to the January 2012 nationwide protest against fuel subsidy removal by President Goodluck Jonathan has been produced.

Titled "Fuelling Poverty" and produced by , award-winning Nigerian filmmaker Ishaya Bako, the film which features literary icon, Prof. Wole Soyinka combines real footage of committee hearings, forums, demonstrations and interviews with animated slides and simple graphics to create an altogether engaging experience.

The film was recently screened at the Lincoln Center theatre in New York and received a private showing at Sahara Reporters and Global Information Network in New York. The documentary according to Executive Producer Jude Ilo, has been received very well in Nigeria but TV stations have refused to air it.

Source: Sahara Reporters

KATE HENSHAW IS FOREVER YOUNG ON WOW! MAGAZINE'S APRIL ISSUE

Veteran actress and Samsung ambassador Kate Henshaw, is the cover girl for the April issue of Wow! Magazine. She looks ravishing in the two attires.

Captioned 'Forever Young', the 41 year-old singer who's celebrating her 20 years on stage talks at length about her career amidst other issues.

NFF MAY CUT DOWN SUPER EAGLES' BONUSES

In an interview with a popular Nigerian sports newspaper, Complete Sports, a top official of the Nigeria Football Federation has disclosed that the NFF may slash Super Eagles' bonues by 50% because of their nose-diving finances.

The official who pleaded anonymity explained that, "The NFF is broke because we did not get what we asked for in our budget proposal and with sponsors not forthcoming, we have to cut down on so many things to be able to execute our programmes for the rest of the year,"

We proposed a budget of about N7 billion but we got an envelop for about N1.7billion which is a far cry from what we needed to successfully see our programmes through. Take for instance, we never knew we would win the Africa Cup of Nations and represent Africa at the Confederations Cup and we did not capture that in our budget.

He continued, "The only way out is for government to come to our aid with additional funds or we shall be forced to pay $5,000 as winning bonus to the Super Eagles instead of the current $10,000 they earn for a win. The 50 percent slash will also affect other national teams."

Source: Daily Post

EX-PROJECT FAME WINNER, MIKE ANYASODO REBRANDS

Enigmatic singer and erstwhile MTN Project Fame season 2 winner, Mike Ayasado, who has been absent from the music scene is back and better.

The Delta State born artiste who released a captivating single titled 'Fine fine lady' few years ago has also rebranded. Signed under H.Man-led August Pee's

Entertainment, Mike Anyasodo will now be known as iMike.

His record label who is handling the recording, promotion and release of materials to herald his iMike's sophormo album has also engaged the services of an high flying music producer Mr.Chido to produce two blazing singles for iMike, titled, 'For my head and Ada'. Two of Africa's ace cinematogrphers; Clarence

Peters and Adasa Squareballs will also be working on the pictural interpretation of iMike's two singles.

"First it was a rumour, now I am confirming to you that August Pee is leading the attack of my return to the music industry, meaning August Pee is home and my label. I signed on to them because my CEO is young, very experienced in the business and has other partners and staff who are top notch professionals who are all doing good. To prove this, check how hot Splash, my label mate is doing", The elated iMike confirmed.

HULKSHARE LINK: http://hu.lk/49nj5072qxz4/iMIKE – FOR MY HEAD

6 YEAR-OLD OZZYBOSCO TEAMS UP WITH OLAMIDE IN NEW SINGLE, 'TININI'

The amazing kid sensation, Ozzybosco, has featured rave of the moment singer, Olamide, in a brand new mind-blowing six-year old single, "Tinini" produced by Samklef.

Popularly called youngest African Superstar, the 6 year-old whose two hit songs "SUPERSTAR"featuring Lamboginny, and "SWEET MAMA" featurinóg Flavour N'abania, won several awards and honours including Most Talented Young Star from Dynamix All Youth Awards is also working with Terry G in his new song.

Meanwhile, OzzyBosco is rounding up on his television cartoon series titled

"OzzyBosco WonderKid Show" which will be showcased on television and satellite networks worldwide. It is being directed by Abdul Bello a.k.a JJC Skillz.

OzzyBosco will also be jetting out with 10 kids between the ages of 6-15 on an all-expense paid holidays to Togo and Ghana.

His humanitarian project titled "OzzyBosco Charity Adventure" (OCA) is aimed at putting smiles on the faces of children particularly the underprivileged.

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