‘I’m Not Pregnant’, Mercy Johnson Declares
Actress Mercy Johnson has denied rumours making the rounds that she's pregnant and expecting a baby.
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‘I’m Not Pregnant’, Mercy Johnson Declares
D’Banj Gets Chieftaincy Title
D’banj has officially become the chief Oluoma 1 of Abayi Amaugwu, Osisioma Ngwa L.G.A autonomous community in Abia State.
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Review: We Are The World
When she couldn’t stand on her own feet, the world offered her a shoulder to lean on. When she cried we gave her dollar bills to wipe her tears with and as her soul grows wearier by the day, we sing sweet music to soothe and reassure her; everything will be alright.
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Channel O Pitches Darey Against Nameless
In October 2009, two of Africa’s most respected urbane music channels MTV and Channel O took us all on an interesting slant: at the second edition of the MAMAs in Nairobi, Kenya’s David Mathenge popularly known as Nameless was announced the Best Male act.
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‘How God Saved My Baby’ – Ara
Ara’s boy, named Prince Maleeq, is a 21 month-old cutie born in Miami, US on May 18 2008, shortly before the singer-drummer returned home.
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Amodu Shuaibu: The Man The Gods Didn’t Favour
Amodu was clearly a victim of his own shortcomings both on and off the field. The NFF went to the shelf, dusted the dossier of Coach Adegboye Onigbinde and gave him the task to build a new team for the world cup. The Modakeke born FIFA/CAF instructor quickly swung into action recruiting a host of hitherto-unknown players- the likes of Opabunmi, Barthelomew Ogbeche and bandana-wearing Sodje were all given a chance to stake a claim to a world cup slot.
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Lola: What’s Amiss?
Naturally after a degree in Journalism from Minnesota University, a high paying job with E! and a promising career that seems to be on the right track, things looked all worked out for young Miss Lola and one would have expected her to settle on her sofa, call for expensive champagne and start celebrating success. But no, she didn’t do that.
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Etcetera Goes Political On New Single
With all happening in Nigeria: the president is sick and hospitalised in a Saudi Arabia hospital; political assasinations are happening under the watch of a helpless Police force; religious crises are threatening to tear the nation apart; political godfathers are making states almost ungovernable; young graduates are suffering from unemployment and underemployment; their parents faced with retrenchment without compensation
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Nneka Has A Lot On Her Mind
Let’s be honest, over half of the Nigerian music-listening public who stumble across this review will only glance through its content half-heartedly, that’s if they even bothered to give it a second look at all; they’ve seen Nneka’s name and/or her face ‘somewhere’ before, but that’s as far as the familiarity goes.
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Is The Prince Finally Here?
The Nigerian Hip Hop landscape certainly has enough room to accommodate every type of rapper. If you like your Hip Hop lyric-driven, metaphor-drenched and dipped in wit, pick up an M.I or Mode 9 CD
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