Stephanie OKEREKE and Linus IDAHOSA - BEST WEDDING VIDEO EVER

What a beauty couple they are. This video is sure gonna make you feel like wedding.

(VIDEO and MP3) SEAN GEORGE: Party Tonight

Olatunde Oluwaseun George a lover of music, He started as a choir at the age of 6 in African Church and he learnt how to play guitar and keyboard in His primary school. Due to His passion for music, he was bought a keyboard by His dad. All through his secondary school he was always around music and his passion for music was unprecedented.
While he was in the University he formed a group with his friend called KASMEN an acronym of Kunzlle and Sean. He recorded so many songs with the group and performed alongside great Nigerian artistes like P-SQUARE, 2FACE, DJ ZEEZ, 9ICE on campus. He received many awards while on campus and he was awarded the best artist for two consecutive years with the group.
The accounting graduate of the University of Ado Ekiti (UNAD) plans to combine accounting with music which is his passion.
In the early 2011 KASMEN decided to go solo due to personal reasons, while Sean decided to pursue his musical career as a solo artiste. He added George to his name which we all know as “SEAN GEORGE”.
Sean George is currently working in the studio and he has recorded many songs from his yet to be release album. Presently he is promoting two singles titled Party tonight and Odun gan. The video for party tonight is now enjoying air play on several TV stations across the globe.
Follow him on twitter @iamseangeorge and facebook Sean George

Source: @IamGiddyK
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Group set to start pornography movement in Nigeria

LAGOS, - A German-Nigerian firm, AgroVulce says it will start a recruiting and structuring process into launching Internet and Movie pornography in Nigeria very soon, Ascology News can confirm.


The group indicated its readiness to launch a major pornographic website only featuring Nigerian porn stars and productions as well as get involved in local porn movie productions; a selection process is on the way to select and recruit cast members and porn actors, it said.
   
The AgroVulce group says it will partner with foreign investors in their bid to achieve a sustainable growth of the sector in the longest period of time. It also cited claims that most ‘African American’ porn cast members are Nigerians, further adding that Nigerian girls who travel outside the country to engage in illegal occupations (specifically prostitution) could earn ‘honest’ living in the country.

In a press statement retrieved by Ascology News, its publicity director, Emma Okoye said, "We believe in the right to unlimited freedom and the freedom of Nigerians to watch whatever increases their morale, spirit, energy and positivity."

"Although we are aware of the moral challenges that face us in a country like Nigeria, but we hope to spearhead the industry despite the challenges ahead  and we are sure of overcoming them especially when you consider the fact that 70% of online users between 18-34 visit porn sites at least a month" Okoye added.


According to experts, the porn industry is estimated at $20 billion worldwide despite growing challenges for global restraints and actions against the industry and a total stamp on child pornography.

A legal expert speaking to Ascology News, Thomas Oluwole-Coker said such a move will meet high legal and technical challenges in Nigeria.

"This is surprising because be it Porn made in Nigeria or outside Nigeria, society in general frowns as such and the law is against it. The technical aspect that surrounds the legal aspect is that there is no adequate law preventing pornography in Nigeria as it is alien to us in the first place." Thomas Oluwole-Coker said.

"Still on the technical aspect, if you produce a porn movie (Nigerian or Foreign) it cannot be sold publicly as that is illegal, but if sold privately and Nigerians are involved, such person faces absolute scorn, condemnation and social stereotype in typical Nigerian society”.

The demand for online pornography is without doubt huge and magnanimous as site publishers rake in an estimated $1.2 billion annually. Sex.com sold at $13million in 2010 was listed as the most expensive domain name of all time according to online statistics from Compete. Porn.com was listed third (3rd) on same list and was sold at $9.5million in 2007.

The group however gave no further indication on its proposed plans and refused to divulge information on selection processes of cast roles or on any of its implementation plans.

D’Banger [Jarmeu] – The Last ft Bon Jazzy [Kiddominant] [Scapegoat LMAO! Cover] this is CRAY!!!

This is a jonzing song from Jarmeu (D’banger) and Kiddominant (Bon Jazzy) addressing the present D’banj and Don Jazzy situation, LMAO version of D’banj’s scape goat, y’all gotta listen to this.
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D’banj and Don Jazzy News goes on American hiphop site

The typical pull-him-down trait of Naija is playing out in this D'banj-Jazzy fued. Just some hours ago, an American hip hop website published this. Why can't Nigerian support each other on the way to the top? Or maybe we just love pulling one another down. Its a shame

"Why I Got Married In Paris"-Stephanie Okereke

 Nollywood star,stephanie okereke Idahosa got married last weekend in paris france .Her union with Linus Idahosa  has been tagged  "wedding of the year" by many fans. Stephanie disclosed to Genevieve magazine why she chose paris.
      "It’s the ambience  fairy-tale like. It is reminiscent of culture, of peace and love; something away from the chaos we get used, something fresh, new and different".she said.
    Stephanie said she is happy at the moment  "I’m happy. It’s a beautiful feeling to be in love and be with the one person you wish to spend the rest of your life with".
   She also disclosed how her career has influenced her taste in a man "Lol! I guess you just want the best out of life when you are open to experiencing life in all its beauty. I want a man that is not threatened in the least; one who has his own pursuit, and there’s a connect between what we do. Respect is key".
    Stephanie  concluded by telling what women really want in marriage"Love, peace, security. A man to share your dreams with. One who truly respects you and sees beyond just your beauty but your true essence. A real man with real values".

Nollywood star Ramsey Nouah quits acting

Popular Nollywood actor, Ramsey Nouah has revealed that he is quitting acting after being in the field for about 20 years, although he noted that he is not abandoning the movie industry entirely.
Ramsey hinted that he would go into directing.
“I think I’ve had my fair share. To my fans and loved ones, I know they’ll always want to see me on screen but as they say,It’s best to leave when the ovation is loudest.
“I want to leave a very strong legacy. I believe I have left a very strong imprint in that line.
“There’s no possible way you can mention ‘Nollywood’ without mentioning Ramsey Nouah.” Ramsey Nouah said in an interview with nigeriafilms.com.
“I’ll be going behind the scenes. I’ll still be acting a bit here and there, but it will phase out for directing eventually.
“For a while now, I’ve not really been on the screen, and that’s because I don’t want to act just because I want to be on TV.
“I only want to be associated with the kind of movies that are poised to take the industry to another level, which is where we are headed now. Plus, I want to focus on working behind the scenes.”
Ramsey has starred in several movies such as Private Storm, Dangerous Twins, Figurine which won him an award as best actor in a leading role at the AMAA 2010.

Nigerian movie industry you mean?
Well, to me, there is only one movie industry, and that is the Nigerian one. That’s my opinion, of course, because I know a whole lot of people are targeting Hollywood. But for me, I’m not keen on getting into Hollywood. I’m of the opinion that ‘Nollywood’ will get to a point where it will be very big sometime soon. Don’t forget, most of the people targeting Hollywood are doing so because of the pay, and then maybe the fame on a much bigger stage. For me, however, I think the fame I already have on the platform of ‘Nollywood’ suffices.
Are you quitting acting?
I think I’ve had my fair share. To my fans and loved ones, I know they’ll always want to see me on screen, but as they say, it’s best to leave when the ovation is loudest. I want to leave a very strong legacy. I believe I have left a very strong imprint in that line. There’s no possible way you can mention ‘Nollywood’ without mentioning Ramsey Nouah.
So what’s next for you?
Well, I’ll be going behind the scenes. I’ll still be acting a bit here and there, but it will phase out for directing eventually. For a while now, I’ve not really been on the screen, and that’s because I don’t want to act just because I want to be on TV. I only want to be associated with the kind of movies that are poised to take the industry to another level, which is were we are headed now. Plus, I want to focus on working behind the scenes.
Source: nigeriafilms.com

Nollywood stands still as Chidi Mokeme weds tomorrow

Tomorrow, Saturday, April 28, all roads will lead to Our Saviour’s Church, Tafawa Balewa Square, Onikan, Lagos, venue of the nuptial of leading Nollywood hunk,  Chidi Mokeme as he ties the knot with his heartthrob Jean Olumba, the lucky woman he has vowed to spend the rest of his life with.

Dubbed:  “Another Nollywood Wedding of the Year”, it would continue with a lavish reception at nearby upscale Muson Centre, where specially invited guests would be treated to variety of victuals by the newest couple.

In the  invite specially crafted in oriental and Arabian designs, with burgundy as the dominating colour alongside a touch of Gold, which elated Mokeme described as the ‘King’s invite’.

Its content reads: “With joyful heart, the families of Mr. Augustine Olumba and Mrs. Agnes Olumba and Mr. Geoffrey Mokeme(Late) and Mrs. Angelina Mokeme, request the pleasure of your company at the solemnization of holy matrimony of their children-Jean and Chidi… Card strictly admits.”

The long awaited wedding is said to have come to many, especially his colleagues and associates, as a big surprise, based on what they described as Mokeme’s attitude towards serious commitments.

Fondly called GQ by close pals and colleagues, the revered pioneer member of Nollywood hails from Oba, in Idemili LGA of Anambra state.
The tall, handsome, baritone-voiced and amiable young man with over 100 movies to his thespian credit recently clocked 40.

WHY WE ATTACKED THISDAY – BOKO HARAM via PREMIUM TIMES

The extremist sect, while claiming responsibility for Thursday’s attacks, says more bombings are coming the way of the media

The Jama’atu Ahlis Sunna Lidda’awati Wal-Jihad, popularly known as Boko Haram, says it attacked THISDAY Thursday to send a strong message to the media that it would no longer condone reports misrepresenting it in the press, or blaming it for acts it knows nothing about.

Abul Qaqa, spokesperson for the sect told Premium Times, in an exclusive interview, that his organisation was fed up with the deliberate misinformation being peddled about it in the Nigerian and foreign media.

“We have repeatedly cautioned reporters and media houses to be professional and objective in their reports. This is a war between us and the Government of Nigeria; unfortunately the media have not been objective and fair in their report of the ongoing war, they chose to take side,” Mr. Qaqa said.

He identified three instances where he claimed his group was deliberately misrepresented by the media. The first, according to him, was the rumour of his capture by the Nigerian intelligence agencies.

“Some reporters are aware that I am Abul Qaqa, they know my voice through our long interactions and they also know the role of Abu Darda who heads the enlightenment committee and sometimes facilitates interviews; yet they (media) go by the unsubstantiated view of government that Abul Qaqa is in custody and I am the new spokesman or number two,” he said.

Premium Times had continuously reported that Abul Qaqa was not arrested contrary to reports and that it was Abu Darda, another member, that was arrested.

The second misrepresentation, according to Mr. Qaqa, was the reporting on the kidnappings of foreigners in the Northern part of Nigeria.

“Another issue was the recent kidnappings in the north; we were clear with our position as a group during a teleconference with reporters but we were shocked the next day when newspaper headlines added a lot of things which I never said during that interview.”

The third example, Mr. Abul Qaqa said, is the mistranslation of the video the group posted recently.

“Another example is the recent video posted on YouTube by our Imam; I challenge every Nigerian to watch that video again. There is no place our imam either said he will crush President Jonathan or issued an ultimatum to the government in Nigeria; but nearly all papers carried very wrong and mischievous headlines.”

When asked why THISDAY appeared specifically chosen for the attack, Mr. Qaqa said THISDAY’s “sins” are more grievous.

“It is not only THISDAY that has been engaged in negative media campaign, fictional stories and constantly promoting fake stories by the JTF to give an impression that they are making headway against us yet there is no time the media investigated further as an objective and responsible bystander in this war.

“But the sins of THISDAY are more,” he said.

“They once insulted the Prophet Mohammed in 2001 and we have not forgotten. They recently said our Imam executed me which is false. Here I am speaking to you, I am alive and healthy.”

Expect more media attacks

The group’s spokesman further warned of more attacks on the media.

“We have just started this new campaign against the media and we will not stop here, we will hit the media hard since they have refused to listen to our plea for them to be fair in their reportage,” he said.

Mr. Abul Qaqa also said his group would give further information on biases by the media.

“In the coming days we will give details and instances where the media have not been fair to us and why we are going to attack them as well.”

Media should be neutral

“The media in Nigeria are not a problem to us if they will do their job professionally without taking sides,” Mr. Abul Qaqa said.

“But each time we say something, it is either changed or downplayed. But when our enemy says something even without logical proof, it is blown out of proportion.”

“We have repeated asked some reporters to retract some stories or even give us the right of reply but none of these requests were given to us.”

Via Premium Times

Nicki Minaj Interview With James Barr - Capital FM

Hey peeps check out this Capital FM interview