Pero Adeniyi Pregnant With 2face Idibia's 6th Child!
Yes, 2face Idibia is about to become a father to a new born baby...
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SSS Invades CNN Lagos Office, Arrest Former Staff
State Security Service agents allegedly forcefully made their way into the Lagos office of the Cable News Network (CNN) in an attempt to stop them from further ‘extensively’ reporting news of street protests around the country over the Fuel subsidy removal by the Federal government.
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Twitter Fans Attack Don Jazzy
he Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) called off the strike yesterday and minutes later Don Jazzy was back tweeting like he never left...
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'I'm Tired Of Being A Good Girl' – Soul E's Ex, Ure Okezie
We will never know what Queen Ure King is up to but it seems like the Nigerian singer Soul E's ex-wife seems to be cleaning out her closet.
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US Enforcement Agents Arrest Nigerian 'Drug Dealer' Felix Okafor
Local and Federal Authorities have arrested a US based Nigerian storeowner Felix Okafor following suspicion he's using his business to sell illegal drugs, North Carolinian publication, The Daily Record has reported.
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Jay Z and Beyonce Donate $100K To Hospital
It is believed that the very generous donation was made before the couple checked in to the hospital’s brand new ‘VIP suite’...
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Banky W: 'No Album From Me Until 9ja Settles Down'
Banky says he has put a halt on releasing any new materials including singles and videos until 'things start to look better'...
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Occupy Nigeria: Tunde Kelani Captures The Moment
The reverred cinematographer is one of the few filmmakers documenting this important moment in our national history. Kelani, who owns Maniframe productions, mingled with the crowd at Ojota, as he captured still and moving images, with his Canon 5D Mark II.
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Inside Beyonce's 5-Star Hospital Room
Reports say the hospital constructed a suite for VIPs which 'looks like a Four Seasons penthouse'...
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SUBSIDY STRIKE: PHOTOS FROM DAY 4
The nationwide Labour Strike continued in its fourth day and more Nigerians came out en-masse to join the Occupy Nigeria movement..
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