Nigerian super musical couple Simi and Adekunle Gold and celebrating two years' anniversary in their marriage.

The duo got married in a private wedding ceremony on January 9, 2019, after 5 years of dating.

Simi and Adekunle Gold welcomed their first born child, Adejare, on May 30, 2020.

In marking the two years she has been in marriage, the songstress took to her Instagram account and shared a sweet message to his husband, Adekunle Gold, whom he termed as a 'lucky man'.

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Nigerian songstress Simi has expressed concerns over a high number of people who are walking in public without putting on masks.

Simi notes that such an act was putting other people at the risk of contracting Coronavirus.

In a post on her official Twitter handle, the singer, songwriter and actress said Covid-19 was still around and cautioned people against "using other people's lives to test your faith".

She also called on all those who are sick to stay at home


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Aliko Dangote is surely successful. He has been listed by Forbes as the richest man in Africa.

Full list below:

1. Aliko Dangote  worth   $10 billion



2. Nikky Oppenhiemmer & family worth  $6 billion



3. Nassef Sawiris   worth $ 4.75 billion




4. Johann Rupert & family $4.7 billion



5. Mike Adenuga -$4.3 Billion



6. Miloud Chaabi -$3 Billion



7. Naguib Sawiris -$2.9Billion



8. Christoffel Wiese - $2.7 Billion



9. Onsi Sawiris - $2.6Billion



10. Patrice Motsepe - $2.5Billion




The Other Nigerians that made the list are:

17. Jim Ovia - $775 Million



24. Oba Otudeko - $550 Million


28. Hakeem Bello Osagie - $450 Million





Source: http://www.forbes.com/lists/2011/89/africa-billionaires-11_land.html

There is no doubt that since the picture of a tattoo of star Nollywood actress, Tonto Dikeh was posted online some days ago, it has generated lots of controversies both within and outside the country.

Many tongues have wagged on the controversial tattoo. Different meanings have been read into the piece. For some, the tattoo depicts some undertone of the devil, while others see no diabolic meaning to the creature created in the tattoo but just a piece of fashion.

The controversial happy queen of Nollywood, who has grown a thick skin to most abusive writings and comments directed at her has finally come out to talk on what the meaning of the creature drawn on her back carries.

According to Tonto, "the tattoo took me 10 hours to be done with, while I had a two hour break in-between.”

Speaking further, when asked if the controversial tattoo had any undertone meaning, she simply answered, “yes, and it is very deep, I am a witch.”

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Information available to nigeria.com disposal from a very reliable and impeccable source, confirmed to us that only strong people carry such tattoo on their body. According to the source, “you cannot see any ordinary human being with this kind of tattoo. Though I am not suppose to say this, I know the society she belongs to, but I am not going to tell you. If she does not take things easy with herself, she might not like the end of it all, that I assure you of.”

Tonto has since her 2006 AMBO days seen a very quick rise to fame in the make-believe industry in Nigeria. She is presently in the United States for Damage US tour and she is expected back in Nigeria in some days to come.



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