Watch Rita Dominic Boogie Down To Kiss Daniel’s Hit Song ‘Yeba’

Actress Rita Dominic seen digging it to Kiss Daniel’s hit song, Yeba at

Kevin Hart And Wife Welcome First Child Together

Just few days after his Kevin Hart’s wife, Eniko Parrish penned down a emotional post to her then unborn baby for not coming on the due date, the American comedian and his

Tonto Dikeh Thinks Kids Should Be Raised In A Broken Home For This Reason

Tonto Dikeh Thinks Kids Should Be Raised In A Broken Home For This Reason

Nollywood actress, Tonto Dikeh’s marriage to her ex husband, Olakunle Churchill got

DAYO AMUSA MAKES A MIND BLOWING STATEMENT

“Celebrities Are Not Supernatural Beings” – Dayo Amusa
Nollywood actress, Dayo Amusa made it clear to her fans that celebrities were not supernatural beings and trolling Nigerian celebrities on the internet was on called for.

She wrote; ‘CELEBRITIES are not supernatural being.
It’s so #PATHETIC of anyone to think otherwise… WORDS!!!
Those five letters can make or break anyone.
D words u hear can either lift u up or bring u down.
D words u say to someone can either uplift them or destroy them.
I see & read a lot of postings on social media & some of these words cuts deep. Forget about d usually high school bullies. High tech bullies (cyber bullying) are deadly!!!! D way you people furiously attack other people’s picture,career,family,even worse,children is terrible. It’s even more disheartening when I see grownups doing this.
How does one criticized their fellow human being in such manner? Hiding behind d keyboard to make other people miserable will never add values to your life.I have noticed this predominantly among Nigerians/Africans.
Don’t get me started on Nigerian artist both actors & musicians.There is something called constructive criticism or unbiased opinion.I must commend Nigerian artists,they are actually doing their best with what they’ve got.In a country as frustrating as Nigeria, no light, no water, pricy fuel & bad road, currency inflation, they still managed to produce decent movies.
Nigeria’s movie industry has actually improved a great deal,most especially d Yoruba movie industry.We have great actors and procedures producing & acting in great movies.It’s sad to see that these folks still get attacked on social media.People felt it’s their calling to meddle in these people’s personal life. These folks are not made of stones.They have feelings just like u & I.
I don’t think I can sit back & let anyone attack me or my family like that.Only a coward sits behind a screen & a keyboard & bully other people.We need to do better, let your words encourage,lift & build others. Remember we’ll all give an account of every idle words.
Let’s build each other up.
Uplift other people’s business.
If u have to say something think about your words. if u are in d other person’s shoes, hw wil u feel if those words are spoken to u? Life is difficult enough for us to be tearing each other down.
Think before you type..’

Ini Edo Sets The Internet On Fire With Jaw-dropping Photo

Akwa-Ibom born Nollywood actress, Ini Edo  who began her film career in 2000, and has featured in more than 100 movies since that time.

The sultry actress took to Instagram on March, 13, 2017 to share a steamy photo of herself that blew the minds off her followers.

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Tonto Dikeh Reacts To Claims That She Pulled A Gun At Her Husband, Reveals He Killed Their Unborn Child

Nollywood Actress, Tonto Dikeh who recently spoke about her failed marriage to her estranged husband, Oladunni Churchill has reacted to the new video released by a Ghana news site where it is claimed she pulled a gun at her husband, Oladunni Churchill by the Ghanaian Police while fighting during one of their visit to his estate in Ghana in 2015.

The mother of one took to Instagram to call her husband a fraudster, yahoo yahoo boy, alleged killer of their unborn child through domestic violence and finally asked the policeman to also investigate his 419 schemes.

She wrote:

“The truth will always provoke lies.. Laughing and dancing to my New song.. #Readyournews #Gunmyfeet #drunkmyfeet #Liars#theonlythingyougetrightyourlies#Thingsyahooboysdo #IliveyoutoGod #Fraudster#Jesuswonalready #Toofocusedonpostivity#saynotodomesticvoilence #tontodikehfoundation#Whoreadsthenewsofhowyoukilledo urunbornsthrudomesticviolence #Samemanwhoreadyournewsshouldlookinyoyour419schemesaswell #Godovereverything”

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‘Ghanaians Don’t Vote Yet They Complain When Nigerians Win At The AMVCAs!’ – Yvonne Okoro Slams Ghanaians

Yvonne Okoro is a Ghanaian actress of Nigerian and Ghanaian descent whose movies are some of the best selling in Nigeria and the rest of the world.
Speaking with Joy News, the talented actress noted that Ghanaians are quick to complain when Nigerians and South Africans bag all the awards, but they never put in effort to vote for the movies they claim to support.

Yvonne’s movie received multiple nominations but did not win any. She however blames Ghanaians for never proving their dedication to their movie industry.

She said:

“It means people didn’t vote that’s what it means. When you say this, people get angry. They go and watch the thing (award shows) and go like why are Nigerians only winning, why are South Africans winning but it’s a viewer’s choice awards, you’re meant to vote so that the one that you want to win, would win. And you’ll realize that we have that problem.

We talk a lot about supporting, oh yes! Let her go, we’re so proud of you but nobody goes out there to vote if you look at Big Brother and all these shows, the person cannot win if you don’t vote. So you’ll realize that for my last movie ‘Contract’, the ones (awards) I won were all by the jury and not by popular votes so that should tell you that Ghanaians don’t know how to vote and when you don’t win, they would want to ask you why you didn’t or, get angry and say why are Nigerians winning. It’s because they vote for their people. No matter how terrible the movie is, they go out there and vote because they want their country to win.

What’s most important is that, next time, let’s not just celebrate the person or the fact that she’s been nominated. Yeah being nominated is fantastic but trust me, winning is the best. So next time, let’s go out there and vote for Ghana, vote for your people so that they can win but the fact that we were nominated and at least Ghana represented, I think it’s a beautiful thing but it would have been better if I won.”

On what Yvonne Okoro thinks about her works being the only ones recognised by the awards competition:

“I don’t know because I didn’t watch any of the movies and don’t know the movies churned out last year or last two years but it’s a very competitive award show.”

Sometimes, a movie not making it doesn’t mean it’s not good. It’s good, better, best, so it’s like your movie might be good but there are better ones or, you didn’t follow due process so because of that and due to a certain reason, your movie will be disqualified. And these things, they wouldn’t come and tell you that your movie was disqualified but you just won’t make it so in the end, your movie might have been great, but you wouldn’t get to that point.”