Does Chris Brown still have the lovey dovey feelings for Rihanna? If not, why would he come for the man rumoured to be dating her now? So two days ago, music label Exce. Jas Prince posted a party promotion for Travis Scott on his Instagram page and Chris Brown showed up in the comment section and commented with a shit (poop) emoji on it. See the tweet... (more…)
All these accusations and counter-accusations is beginning to get worrisome. Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II has denied claims that he gave the office of the embattled former National Security Adviser Sambo Dasuki N40 billion while he served as the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria. He denied the claims in an interview with The Cable... “This is completely untrue. In the first place, I understand the laws of money laundering. And it is a criminal offence. The central bank is the chief regulator charged with ensuring we put an end to money laundering. This is part
Serena Jameka Williams and those black Louboutins are everything right now! Like dem! That girl is so powerful... Sorry meant to say woman. Serena Jameka Williams is the 2015 ‘Sportsperson of the Year’ from Sports Illustrated magazine. The 34-year-old tennis pro is the cover star of the magazine’s latest issue and we can't stop getting that "BLACK IS THE NEW BLACK" vibe from her, from her bossy pose to black background. Talking about why they picked Serena as the Sportsperson of the Year, SI says: (more…)
D’banj is in a league of his own when it comes to endorsements and media. United Nations Youth Ambassador for Peace, Ambassador to ONE campaign, Globacom, Slot, Bank of Industry and more all have the Koko Master as a representative of their brands. He is like an endorsement tycoon! Finally, after been a loyal fan of E! for so long we will get to see one of people, D’banj, on E! (more…)
The Nigerian Football Federation has paid $500,000 to the victorious Nigeria under 23 players that won the last African u-23 championship in Senegal. On Saturday, Nigeria defeated Algeria 2-1 to become the winners of the second edition of the U23 AFCON. Each player earned $12,000 while Head Coach Samson Siasia took about $24,000. A further breakdown showed the team were paid the Naira equivalent of $4,000-a-player for the final win, $3,000-a-man for the semi-final win over hosts Senegal, $2,000-a-man for the opening-day win over Mali, and $1,000 for the draws with Egyp
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