Photos from FIFTY Lagos movie premiere The FIFTY movie premiere is on tonight and leading ladies ,Omoni Oboli,Nse Ikpe Etim,Mo Abudu,Dakore look gorgeous in black .Toke Makinwa also stunned in red . SEE below (more…)
Nigeria's Dream team have won the Under 23 African Cup of Nation title in Senegal . They beat Algeria 2-1 and now headed to the Olympics in 2016. BIG congrats
Fashion guru, Tim Gunn has slammed Kim,the entire Kardashian clan and Kanye West's style,calling them basic and dumb and vulgar.Speaking to the NY Daily news,he said Let’s start with Kim’s hubby. Kanye West. “I’m on record having said (his fashions) are basic, what a dear friend of mine Grace Mirabella (former editor in Chief of Vogue) calls, dumb clothes. It’s not fashion,“They’re dumb clothes and they’re expensive, dumb clothes. I’ve always said the only thing dumber than his clothes is the people who buy them.” On Kim,he said (more…)
Prince Alwaleed bin Talal of Saudi Arabia, one of the world's wealthiest business men is the latest to criticize Donald Trump for his call for a ban on Muslims entering the US. The prince took to twitter yesterday to describe the Republican front-runner for US presidential election as "a disgrace to America". "You are a disgrace not only to the GOP but to all America. Withdraw from the U.S presidential race as you will never win" he tweeted. Donald Trump responded with an insult of course. "Dopey Prince @Alwaleed_Talal wants to control our U.S. politicians wit
President Yahya Jammeh has declared The Gambia "an Islamic state", but stressed that the rights of the Christian minority in the small west African country would be respected and that women would not be held to a dress code. The announcement came as the president addressed supporters in the coastal town of Brufut on Thursday, and the comments were later broadcast on state television and repeated on his website. "Gambia's destiny is in the hands of the Almighty Allah. As from today, Gambia is an Islamic state. We will be an Islamic state that will respect the rights o
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