because its d best

lmfao

to hell with d two of them jare

MEHN DGUY I WONT MISS DIS YEAR OWN OOO

ABI U WANNA GO WIT ME

so u too have read it

AM SRY 4 DEM OO

dats why i wanna be d FIRST FEMALE PRESIDENT in naija now

Our favorite singer right now, 9ice tied the knot today at a ceremony held in Surulere. Congrats to the couple

The Okoye brothers are one happy family. Jude, Tony, peter and Paul all work and live together. On the outside, everything looks cool and smooth – but they’re the first to tell you it’s not always as smooth as it looks.
Peter and Paul have said it several times; ‘yes we quarrel, we argue, we figh. But it makes us better. It’s always for the good of Psquare’.

Now, it appears there’s a feud rocking the brothers’ camp again. This time tough, it’s not about which song to use or drop, or whih concept to adopt for a new video. It’s because Peter is soon going to be a fther!

An inside source revealed exclusively to AyeniTheGreat that the Okoye brothers, especially Jude are ‘not happy’ with Peter, following news that his 35 year-old lover Lola Omotayo is carrying his baby.

Peter, 29, has been dating Lola (an executive at FK:G2) for a while now; and the lovebirds have stuck together, despite recent rumours of an affair between Peter and ex-MBGN Munachi Abii.

Last week, Lola confirmed to reporters in Lagos that she’s three-months pregnant for Peter.

‘Jude is not happy. He’s their elder brother. He’s always looking out for them. He’s made a lot of sacrifices for them these past years. You think he doesn’t want to get married too?’ queried the source who claimed to be present when Jude was registering his displeasure.

Peter and Paul had continually insisted that Marriage was not on their plans for now. Last year. They told me in Lagos : ‘we’re still young… so marriage is not on the cards for now. It’s no even close. It’ll make us lose 50% of our female fans. Even in five years, we’ll still not be thinking of marriage’.

And, really, they’re still staying true to their words. Peter insists he’s not getting married yet. Paul, who’s dating a beautiful lady called Anita is also still very single. But, did anyone see one of the guys having a child out of wedlock? No. Not just because their mother runs an christain ministry, but because, because of their image, no one saw Peter or Paul going the way of 2face or Tony Tetuila.
Perhaps Peter and Lola will change their minds and decide to become husband and wife before the baby comes. After all, Peter has told us (in a 2007 interview): ‘of course my parents don’t have any problems with me dating a Yoruba girl. I can marry anyone I like. I can marry a Muslim tomorrow, it doesn’t matter. It’s my own choice’.



 

but wait i know abt it already, all i want is wen are dey gonna start as in tv series

thank you ooooo  we will have rest expecially my school igs .................RIP

MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PERFECT PEACE .......................... atleast ibadan molete won`t be rough again and nigeria might be a bit better .................. i heard he was to be buried today @ about 4 o`clock coz it was a bit past four when he died yesterday.

kokomaster

 


ABUJA (AFP) - Nigerian President Umaru Yar'Adua Tuesday ordered the state-run oil firm NNPC to recover payment arrears of 1.91 billion dollars (1.22 billion euros) from Shell and ExxonMobil, a statement said.

The sum represents outstanding payments on the Production Sharing Contracts (PSC) on the Bonga and Erha oilfields, accounting for about 20 percent of Nigeria's total oil production, it said.

"ExxonMobil affiliate fully complies with all laws and regulations and has paid taxes and royalties to Nigeria accordingly," ExxonMobil said in response, in an official statement read to AFP.

"Our affiliate routinely has ongoing discussions with a number of government agencies on a variety of topics, including tax. We do not comment on ongoing discussions," it said.

"As these matters are subject of ongoing discussions between the NNPC, SNEPCO (Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company) and other partners in block OML 118 (the Bonga field) we have no further public comments to make at this stage", a SNEPCO official said.

SNEPCO, an affiliate of ExxonMobil, is a Nigerian oil and gas exploration and production company.

A senior Shell official, who asked not to be named, told AFP that the company was consulting with other partners, including the NNPC, on its reaction to the government statement.

Nigeria is Africa's largest oil producer.

The government directive is in line with the recommendations of a panel set up by Yar'Adua to determine whether Nigeria was losing money in production sharing costs in the deep offshore oilfields, the statement said.

Yar'Adua also ordered the government tax agency to "pursue" income tax payments from SNEPCO and Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited on the operation of the Bonga and Erha oil fields

After spending several weeks in hiding, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Health, Senator Iyabo Obasanjo-Bello, yesterday appeared before the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) High Court over allegations of graft.
This is coming as the Senate yesterday said that it would not abandon her.
She was alleged to have collected N10 million from the Ministry of Health to fund the committee’s capacity-building seminar in Ghana from March 16 to 20.
The N10 million was said to be part of the unspent N300 million 2007 budget of the Health Ministry, which was shared by top officials of the Ministry as Christmas gifts.
Obasanjo-Bello has been evading arrest by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) officials since the matter was charged to court.
She was charged along with 10 other top officials of the Ministry, including two former Ministers - Professor Adenike Grange and Mr. Gabriel Aduku - for sharing the proceeds of corruption.
In an attempt to avoid journalists at the court premises yesterday, she was smuggled out of the court through the judge’s chambers and taken by riot policemen to a waiting white 18-seater Toyota bus with registration number Abuja AU 329 YAB, which sped off the vicinity around 12.17 pm.
Obasanjo-Bello had arrived the court at 8.47am in a Land Cruiser Toyota Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) with registration number MY 456 AAA.
The trial judge, Justice Garba, asked her to return to court tomorrow to properly take her plea, but her lawyer, Bankole Akomolafe, insisted that if the threat by the EFCC to arrest the accused was considered and the fact that she voluntarily appeared in court, it would be better for her to take the plea immediately.
Bankole argued that it was not the first time Obasanjo-Bello appeared in court as she had always done so through her lawyer.
The charge was read out to her and she pleaded not guilty.
The accused, whose offence was contained in counts 55 and 56 of the charge, was alleged to have collected N10 million from the Ministry of Health knowing that the money was stolen from the unspent budget from the Ministry.
Moving the application for her bail, Akomolafe pointed out  that the accused was a commissioner for health in Ogun State and a senator of the federal republic.
He argued that having reported to court on her volition, she had demonstrated responsibility and would not jump bail, urging the court to admit her to bail on liberal terms.
Opposing the bail application, EFCC lawyer, James Binang, said because of the ugly antecedent of the case, there are some facts the complainant wants to place before the court through affidavit.
He urged the court to deny the accused bail, as she is facing a joint trial involving other accused persons who were ordered to present formal application before they enjoyed the discretion of the court.
He said Grange, despite her office, obeyed the court order by filing formal application, which was responded to by the prosecutor.
He said he wished the same gestures were extended to the applicant in the instant case even as he cited sections 341 and 342 of the Criminal Procedure Code and the case of Ahmed Elebute, who he said was a senator and made himself available to court.
Binang urged the court to discountenance the application and treat Obasanjo-Bello the same way the other accused were treated, as “a sauce for the goose is a sauce for the gander”.
But just before the judge could say anything on the application, Obasanjo-Bello’s lawyer, Akomolafe, expressed fear about sending his client to the EFCC custody.
He said the anti-graft body had consistently harassed the accused and it would be fair if she was remanded in police custody pending the ruling on the application for bail.
Justice Garba denied the bail and adjourned ruling till tomorrow while fixing hearing in the substantive matter for 5th of June 2008.
He, however, ordered that the accused be remanded in Maitama police station, a distance of less than two kilometres from the court.
When Obasanjo-Bello arrived at the Maitama Police Station on Nile Street at about 3pm, she was detained in a private room upstairs near the office of the DPO, Alhaji MD Shehu.
Security at the police station was immediately tightened while the main gate was locked.
It was not clear whether she was allowed to receive visitors, but several vehicles with tinted glasses were parked within the vicinity of the police station.
Sources however said she broke down emotionally when she was brought in and had refused to eat.
Speaking with Senate correspondents, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Media and Information, Senator Ayogu Eze, said: “I am aware that she has appeared in court. We commend her decision to honour the invitation by the court.
“Senate expected no less. There was nothing to compel her before to appear before the court. The law will take its course because we expect no less.
“As a law abiding citizen, she has decided to answer the court summons. She is one of us and we will stand by her throughout her trial.”
Obasanjo-Bello had not been seen in public since April 8, 2008 when the EFCC told the Abuja High Court that she was “at large.”

can u post d link please.......can`t wait

if they don`t do it dat way there will be more corupptions in 9ja ...........but in other way i agree

While Modenine, Eedris Abdulkareem, El Dee amongst many rap stars eye the Hiphop throne, Ruggedman will be crowned the king of rap by virtue of winning the Hphopworld Award for the Best Rap album. At an event tagged, The Coronation 08, endorsed by the Hiphopworld Awards organizers, The Hiphop community will witness the inaugural ceremony of Ruggedman as King of Rap for 2008.

 

The Best Rap Album category since the induction of the coronation, last year, has become the most sought after award by Hiphop heads.

 

The maiden edition of The Coronation was held last year. It showcased a short documentary chronicling Hiphop’s History as well as the celebration of some of Hiphop’s cultural elements. Deejays, Rappers, Break Dancers and Graffiti Artistes as well as many reputable hippop icons were present to witness the coronation of rapper, Freestyle Essien who was the recipient for Best Rap Album at the awards last year.

 

While Ruggedman awaits his Coronation, he is putting finishing touches to his six tracker Video CD compilation for his Award Winning Album, Ruggeddy Baba.

Nollywood actors, Chinedu Ikhedieze and Osita Iheme popularly known as Aki and Pawpaw may be banned by the Marketers and Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN) from taking adult roles in movies. The move was as a result of complaints by parents whose kids and teenagers are heavily influenced by the actors. The duo in recent times has played adult roles of questionable character that parents argue have very negative influence on their kids and teenagers.

The chairman of the board of trustees of the guild, Mr. Ifeanyi Dike, stated that the board had been receiving numerous complaints from concerned parents on the issue but they [that is the board] were reluctant to take action at first. Owing to increasing complaints, the board have decided the restrain the actors from playing adult roles especially roles that did not portray them as ambassadors of good moral values.

“Aki and Pawpaw are role models to kids because they help some companies to advertise products like biscuit, sweets among others. So we want them to do more responsible roles,” he said.

Mr. Ifeanyi Dike also stated that henceforth the duo are banned from playing roles that would require them to smoke, romance women or act as peeping toms. Although the chairman of the guild noted that movies with such explicit contents were expected to be viewed by an audience above the age of 18yrs, he was aware that such laws have not been properly enforced in Nigeria and that the ban was necessary in order to reduce the amount of profanity that children were exposed to via Nollywood movies.[/b]