"Not Having Sex For 2 Years Feels Good" -Dencia Says

The singer and businesswoman tells Encomium magazine

"Sex is overrated and sex is for lovers who are trying to make babies. I am not trying to do so, it is not in my agenda. Not having sex for two years feels good. I am saving energy and mileage. I have better things to waste energy on. I want to wait till after marriage because I am not in a rush. Marriage is a commitment. I just don't see myself falling inlove, having sex and being both heart broken. I have never been heartbroken. I can't take a heartbreak..and men these days expect anything from them. To avoid heartbreak, if I meet any serious man we will meet the families, no sex for over six months, so in the process they might find out they don't like me so I can quit easily."

(PHOTOS) Omotola Feeds Less Privileged At New Office Complex

Superstar actress and business mogul Omotola has just purchased a multi million Naira property in Ikeja. The large expanse of property located right on Mobolaji bank Anthony way on investigation was purchased towards the end of 2013!

Although the Actress who is a heavy investor in real estate was unwilling to disclose how much the large property with two buildings on it set her back with, she was very exited to welcome friends, family and different homes and orphanages to party at the property during Christmas for her Oyep/Give and Let Give event. Continue...

 

In attendance was Capt Ekeinde ( c.e.o Aquatic jungle ), Omowunmi Akinifesi (Oyep Role model 2013), some widows from the Oyep 20 widows makeover, two orphanages and another Home for widows (Golden Crest ).

 

There was music, dancing, performances by Nasiru "tanana", Fresh Boy Samuel etc

 

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Actress Geneveive Nnaji Signs N100million Deal With Etisalat

Multiple award wining actress Genevieve Nnaji, is the newest Etisalat ambassador!.

Etisalat broke the news on twitter a few minutes ago; Geneveive further confirmed the news on her instagram page.

Geneveive was unveiled as brand ambassador for Etisalat Easyflex (a product from telecoms company, Etisalat)  today at an event, which was also attended by fellow actor, Hakeem Kae-Kazim, who is also a brand ambassador for Etisalat.
Reports claim that the deal is worth N100million.
A Big Congrats to her

(PHOTOS) Ghanian Actress Jackie Appiah Poses With Trophy In A Thigh-High Slit Dress

Jackie Appiah is no doubt one of the most sought after female in Ghollywood.

The Ghanian actress never ceases to dazzle her fans with her well played out performances and her hard to miss african beauty.

She won the 2013 Ghana Movie Award trophy for Best Actress in a Leading Role; the same trophy which she is seen posing with in these newly released photos. 

 

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PETER OKOYE OF PSQUARE SHARES PICTURE OF HIM AND HIS BEAUTIFUL DAUGHTER AS SHE CLOCKS ONE

Peter Okoye's second child with Lola Omotayo, Aliona, turned one today. Happy birthday to Aliona.

 

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CHECK OUT NADIA BUARI'S PICTURES WITH HER GORGEOUS MUM

 Ghanian Actress, Nadia Buari Who is Believed To be dating Jim Iyke says her mum is her 'favorite person in the world' and her twinnie...

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A Middle-aged Man Gets Arested For Selling Cousin At N8m

The police in Nasarawa State on Tuesday said they have arrested in Keffi a middle-aged man, Musa Adamu, for selling his cousin at the cost of N8 million.
The Commissioner of Police in the state, Umaru Shehu, told newsmen at the command’s headquarters in Lafia that the suspect would be charged to court after the conclusion of investigation.
The commissioner said preliminary investigation indicated that the suspect, who hails from Rijau in Niger, had sold his cousin at the sum of N8 million.
“The suspect agreed that he sold his cousin, and that he told the boy to come and meet him in Keffi after giving him transport money.

“He also said that he went to a point where he (the cousin) was slaughtered.
“He agreed that the people bought the boy for that sum, where his head, legs, eyes and every other thing were removed separately.

“It was in the process of this that luck ran out on them and my men arrested the suspect,” he said.
 Shehu said the suspect had already collected the sum of N100,000 from the buyer before he was apprehended, following a tip-off.
Similarly, the commissioner said men of his command had on Jan. 15 arrested one Dan Anze in the Akwanga Local Government Area with 25 bags of Indian hemp.

In the same vein, Shehu also brought before newsmen some suspects arrested by the command for alleged robbery.

He listed items recovered from the suspects to include one locally-made revolver with several rounds of ammunition, five cutlasses and some quantity of dried leaves suspected to be Indian hemp.

Shehu urged members of the public to assist the police with useful information that could help in apprehending criminals.(NAN)

D’Banj Gets Verified On Facebook

 

Popular Nigerian singer, D’Banj has been verified on the famous social media website, Facebook.

with this the self-acclaimed ‘Kokomaster’ becomes the first Nigerian celebrity and the second Nigerian to have his account with the platform confirmed. Before now, President Goodluck Jonathan was the only Nigerian verified on Facebook.

     His account with Facebook now carries a ‘blue tick’ sign to show the authentic account of the singer and distinguish it from parody accounts of D’Banj.
Unlike twitter, which has many Nigerian public figures verified on its platform, getting verified is more difficult.

I CAN'T MARRY A MARRIED MAN - Yoruba Actress Dayo Amusa Talks About Her Relationship And Marriage!

The actress and film maker tells Sun News About her relationship..
 
"Yes I have cheated on a boyfriend. I cheated when I  realized he wasn’t real and not what he said he was. In my mind, I moved on even without telling him. I move on in my mind before telling the person I’m dating. If I make up my mind, that’s it.

 Has your boyfriend ever cheated on you?

 Which guy does not cheat? Guys are born to cheat.

    Did you feel bad?

Yes, most definitely. I won’t leave my man because he cheated. I won’t. That’s the way men are. They can tell you, you are the only sugar in their tea. Don’t mind them. There’s honey they are mixing with it. I don’t want to see it. You know some guys are so irresponsible that they splash it in your face.
God make me this lucky o

(General laughter). The most dangerous women are women who don’t appear bothered because you don’t know what I’m thinking in my head. That is far better than shouting and raking.

When are you getting married?

I don’t know. At the moment, I’m not dating  any man. Most men out there don’t love you for who you are. Some men will come to you and start dating. After a while, they will come around and say, you have to stop acting. Didn’t you know I was an actress when you came around before? But I’m not in a hurry, and I don’t see myself ending up with a married man. I have single guys asking me out, it’s just that some of them are playboys.

Between a married man and single guy, who is better?

A single guy is better. He has the time for you. A married man will first of all cater for his family. I can’t marry a married man.

FRAUD: EFCC Arrests A Lasu Graduate For Impersonating Fashola’s wife, Okonjo-Iweala’s Facebook accounts

ABUJA — The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has arrested a Lagos State University graduate for cloning the Facebook accounts of prominent Nigerians and using same to defraud unsuspecting Nigerians.
Before his arrest, yesterday, Anthony Ezechukwu, 38, had successfully used the names of Finance Minister, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala;  wives of Lagos State Governor, Dame Abimbola Fashola, Federal Capital Territory Minister, Aisha Bala Mohammed and the Director of the Abuja Geographical Information Systems, AGIS, Jamilah Tangaza to transact his illegal business and smile to the bank.

Anthony Ezechukwu, the suspect.

According to EFCC, Ezechukwu went on to solicit for various forms of business and assistance that fetched him hundreds of thousands of Naira after cloning the accounts of the prominent Nigerians.

Findings showed that in each of the instances, Ezechukwu devised clever baits to lure his victims. Once he successfully opened a Facebook account with the false identity of a Mrs. Fashola, he began to send out messages soliciting for friendship, which yielded enormous responses from innocent respondents, who wanted to seize the moment to be friend to the Lagos First Lady.

But on noticing the stream of friends on the Facebook, the suspect started directing them to ‘her personal assistant’, who in turn demanded for various sums of money from them to connect them with influential people in government and the society.

Also, in the account he opened using the name and photograph of Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Ezechukwu claimed that he had job offers and directed interested job seekers to ‘her schedule officer’ (he also doubles as schedule officer) who in turn asked them to make payments into a designated bank account.
How he met his waterloo
But Ezechhukwu met his waterloo when he cloned the Facebook account of Jamilah Tangaza, the current AGIS Director, who is an ICT expert and had served as media director to the FCT Minister, Bala Mohammed before her recent appointment.
With his address as www.facebook.com/agis.jamilahtangaza.9, Ezechukwu set about exploiting the office of the influential AGIS boss to have his cut of the lucrative apple that is Abuja property sector.

His bait came in the form of a message: “In my certified, endorsed and approved capacity, as the Director General of Abuja Geographical Information System, AGIS, officially appointed by FCT minister (Senator Bala Mohammed) and his administration on presidency acceptance and approvals (sic) to take control of all lands and houses sales (sic) in FCT Abuja.

“Then I warned, using this medium to advised (sic) the general public those who wish to buy land and houses in FCT Abuja to channel all the inquiries, consultation and payment to me…”
The poorly constructed message notwithstanding, some persons who are desperate to own land or houses in the FCT fell for it and began to wire money into his account.

The Facebook account he opened in the name of the wife of the FCT minister, Aisha Muhammed, turned out to be very rewarding.

In a post on the account, he claimed that the FCT had soft loan worth N10 million for disbursement to individuals but offered forms to interested persons at the rate of N100, 000.
Unknown to the public that it was a scam, a certain Usman Ahmed paid N100, 000 into a designed account with a new generation bank.

Ezechukwu was, however, nabbed following a complaint by Tangaza. He is currently assisting investigators probing the scam and will be arraigned in court as soon as investigation is concluded
In a statement in Abuja, yesterday, the Acting Head of Media for the EFCC, Mr. Wilson Uwujaren, warned members of the public to be wary of relationships in the social media that come with solicitations of any kind, and to be circumspect in responding to gratuitous offers that look too good to be true.

LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON: PETER OF PSQUARE POSED WITH HIS SON, BOTH DISPLAYING SWAGS(PHOTOS)

  

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(PHOTO) HALLIMA HABUBAKA REVEALS HER CRUSH AND FLAUNTS HER TATTOO BOOBS

The sexy actress put up a picture on her Instagram page flaunting a tattoo on her left boob with the caption: “Halima i love you,i have loved you fromage mumys tummy.Now you grown into a very industrous lady am super proud of you…you are m’y crush#wcw#wcw#wcw#wcw#das#all#begud Be great.”
Sound lovely, isn't it?

I Became Wealthy Just Recently- Iyanya Reveals

 Iyanya in a new interview has revealed he became wealthy not too long ago. He said shortly before he shot his kukere video, he had no money and moved around in Lagos in cabs. But today, he has fleet of cars in his garage. Indeed God is good and He’s changing people’s stories. His words;.. read below

Let me tell you something, God has blessed me with a range rover of 2010 and I have also driven 2013 and 2014 cars, it’s a blessing to me but I am not a car freak. I still have a prado jeep that was given to me recently. i still have a fond memory of that my Rav 4 and I still wish it were right there in my garage so that I can be seeing it every day. Let me not lie, there was a time I wanted to shoot a video and I had no money. It was kukere. I used cabs all round town just to make sure kukere video was out there. So I was using cabs every day and people were surprised to see me in them since I used to drive a Rav 4. It was just to ensure that people keep seeing me on TV and not to forget me"

Married At 10, Pregnant At 13 & Widowed By 14- Child Widow Tells Her Story

 

Alemtsahye Gebrekidan was 10 when her childhood came to an abrupt end. 'I was playing outside and my mum called me inside to the house,' she remembers of the day her world changed forever.

 

'She said "you're going to marry". I was surprised and I cried but I didn't say anything to them [her parents].' Her wedding, to a boy of 16, took place just two months later.

 

Shocking though it might seem, her experience is by no means unique. According to World Health Organisation figures, 14.2 million girls under the age of 15 are forced into marriage each year.

'I was in school,' she remembers, 'although I stopped the school when I was married. I do have happy memories of childhood - it was just eat and play.'

 

All that ended when it was decided she would marry a boy, who until the day of their wedding, she had never met.

'I didn't know him,' she says. 'I was OK when I saw him - he was a child like me. He was upset as well, the same like me... he was 16 years old.'

 

Read the rest of her sad story below

 

 

As Alemtsahye's story reveals, girls aren't the only victims of forced marriages,

'Boys do get married young and that is an issue that needs to be addressed,' she explains. 'But the majority of child marriages involve girls.

 

'Also, boys tend to marry girls same age or younger while girls marry much older men. Boys also aren't taken out of education while girls run the risk of early childbirth and all the complications that brings.'

While Alemtsahye was, at least, given a husband closer to her own age, the wedding meant leaving home, leaving school and beginning life as a traditional Ethiopian wife.

 

'I was collecting water, wood and cooking for my husband and the days were like that,' she remembers. 

'The water was far away and not near to our house. We would go far, then come back and I would cook for my husband.'

 

By the time she was 13, Alemtsahye, although still a child herself, had a baby son, Tefsalen, now 25, to care for as well.

 

She remembers the pregnancy and birth as a traumatic time, made worse by the fact that her immature body couldn't cope with the physical demands of carrying a baby.

 

'When I was pregnant, it was painful and I cried,' she recalls. 'And also when the baby was delivered it was so painful because I was a child.'

But if pregnancy was difficult, motherhood was even tougher and made worse by the fact that in 1989, Ethiopia was in the throes of a vicious civil war.

'After the baby was born, there was a very bad war, and my husband, they took him, and he was 19 years old and he was dead in the war,' she says, her English slightly halting as she remembers.

'I was a widow at 13 and when [my husband] left me, he left me with a one-year-old baby. It was very hard. Very difficult for me left behind with a baby and still a baby myself.'

And although she hadn't wanted to marry her husband, Alemtsahye says she still feels sad when she thinks of his short life and how little enjoyment he had.

 

'I feel sorry for him because he did not enjoy his life,' she says. 'He married young and finished in a war that ended his life. When I see his son, I sometimes cry.'

 

Left alone with only her son, Alemtsahye was left vulnerable and soon fell into the hands of traffickers, tempted by promises of a better life abroad.

 

Leaving her son with her mother, she travelled to Egypt where she worked as an unpaid domestic servant.

But just two months after arriving, more traffickers appeared - this time promising her a new life in the UK.

 

'I was smuggled to London by Arab people,' she explains. 'They said: "you are working with us and we will take you to London". They brought me and then they left me here.'

 

Still just 16-years-old, the former child bride was now an asylum seeker, initially placed with a foster family because of her youth but swiftly moved to a tiny flat of her own.

She went back to school and learned English and now helps to run a charity called Girls Not Brides which aims to help former child brides from Ethiopia.

 

Her son, now 25, lives in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, and grew up with his grandparents, only seeing his mother during her occasional visits home.

 

'It was so hard, very difficult,' she says frankly. 'I was thinking how to bring him to live with me [in London] but I can't bring him now because he's in his 20s. I tried last year and they said no.'

 

Did she ever worry that her parents might try to marry him off at a young age as well? If they had, says Alemtsahye, she would have found a way to stop the wedding.

'I told him: "Never ever think to marry young! I wanted him to get educated so I said to him: "look at me, I am your mother, look at everything that messed up my life!"'

'He is a carpenter,' she adds. 'I am very proud of him now!'

Although Alemtsahye's story has a happy ending, she's aware that the problem of child marriage shows no signs of going away and, if WHO estimates prove correct, could become increasingly widespread over the next five years.

'I would say to girls, don't marry. Enjoy your childhood and go to school - learn. For me, I feel my childhood was robbed. I missed my education - I ended up empty - with nothing! I learned everything in London.'

And for the parents of those girls, her message is stronger still. 'Why do you damage his or her life?' she asks.

'Send them to school to study. Do you know the problems that come with marrying off a child so young? They will miss their childhood.'

 

Alemtsahye, Now 38 and living in London, she says she still feels angry with her parents at times and says her life was 'ruined' by her early marriage.'My parents and his parents decided [on the marriage],' she adds. 'I didn't choose.'

Toke Makinwa Releases Her Wedding Pictures

TV/Radio personality Toke Makinwa married her longtime beau on Wednesday January 15th at a private wedding. She's just released her wedding photos, accompanied by a beautiful message.
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What she wrote on her blog below...

On the 15th of January 2014,  I got married to my lover and Best Friend. It was such an intimate event, I haven't stopped apologising to family and friends who feel slighted that they could not attend.  I really did not wish to keep it a secret, If anything we would have loved to have all our loved ones there with us but this was our registry and  so much had happened between Maje and I in the last 3 months. Plus, it was such a huge surprise, I had no clue. I hate surprises but I must say, this one knocked me out of my elements because i usually suspect something is happening. Hehehehe!  I am not fully over it yet.

Relationships are tough, people go through the ups and downs and we as a couple have had our share of that. Having a private moment was not to offend anyone, it was God's appointed time and No, I am not pregnant. Lol.  Having a baby is a precious gift from God and when that time is right, I am sure he will bless us with ours. Without boring you all, cos you mean so much to me, I have decided to share some of the pictures from the happiest day of my life.

Thank you all for your endless prayers, emails, calls and support. Our wedding dates (Engagement and Blessings) will be announced soonish.