Nolly top veteran enebeli enebuwa lost his life on a tuesday at a hospital in india, the icon which was said to have suffered from stroke for over a year finally slept off, brought great grief to all nigerians.

Imagine a popular
Nigerian actress, Bisi
Komolafe died a day
before new year, whose burial brought together so many icons in the movie industry. She was not privileged to see 2013.

A popular musician and a Nigerian Representative
in Big brother Africa,
Goldie died on Valentine's
day after a great tour in the u.s and presence at the 55th grammy award annual ceremony.

Before the news of Goldie's death could die down, another Nollywood Actor and producer, Collins Chukwu Died in
Abuja Hospital after a
brief illness, barely a
week after.
The following morning,
Monday, a Nigerian
Former Super Eagles
defender, Okey Isima was announced dead by his close friends. As if these deaths were not enough, Nigerians were thrown into another shock and painful loss of another Nollywood Actor, Justus
Esiri last Tuesday.

But the bitter truth is that someone else is in the hospital right now
struggling for life.
Somebody can't read this. There is someone
breathing his/her last
breath at the moment, but the Lord has given you a better life.
You are Alive and kicking today. Is it because you
are special? Think twice
and Appreciate God and
His unconditional love for you.
We decree to your life at this moment of time, that:
what is killing others will not kill you
what is affecting others
will not affect you
the road that some
people passed and die,
you will pass through it
and be save
your name will be
spiritually changed to
success and favour
throughout 2013 you will not know sorrow
And you will see 2014
among the living.

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Is Nigerian Comedian, Okey Bakassi Now A Pastor?

We know Nollywood comedian Okey Bakassi is a funny man, but this time around, he's gone religious!!!
Read his letter to God and let's have your take:

Dear Almighty Sir,
I don’t know what time it is in your area so I’ll simply say good day Sir. I’m very grateful for making me experience 2013 and I’m sorry for all my sins in 2012.
I would have promised not to sin in 2013 but I don’t want to lie because you already know my future.
Please help me be a better and more successful person this year. Also protect and bless my family, friends and fans.


I hereby present some personal issues before you:
1. Will Nigeria be better this year or ever? If no I seek your approval to go and take up citizenship somewhere else but if yes be fast before they empty our treasury and our oil wells run dry.
2. Please help us with the exchange rate. Help de Naira catch up with the dollar.

3. Have you relocated Hell to Nigeria? If no, what are Boko Haram and Kidnappers doing here?
4. Do we allow GEJ do another term? If no please do something before we ‘Occupy Everywhere’.
5. Adjust the brain of our youths so that their savings will end up in bank accounts not boutiques and night clubs.

6. There are more diseases now than brands of condom available. What do we do? Urgent answer required.
7. Please is your son coming soon? We have forgotten the meaning of true love since the last time he came.
8. Please I need your BB pin if possible, I want to send you pictures and links of what pastors and government officials are doing with our money. I guess you already know.
On behalf of my wife and children I say thank you.
Yours Faithfully
Okey ‘Bakassi’ Onyegbule

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Garri no get advert but e sell pass indomie.

No matter how toms sell e go sell pass slippers.

If you never thief meat from pot before then your mama no sabi cook.

A girl who laughs at your dry joke during first date no get transport fare go back home.

The only woman who knows where her man is every night na widow.

Bowell university is the only uni you find people kissing wife with there both eyes wide open so as not to get caught.

Say hausa man poor no mean say e no fit afford to buy transitor radio.

You cant kneel down to greet your parents but you fit kneel down give your gf flower, una go explain for judgement day.

If the alarm of a china phone no fit wake you up forget you don die.

To listen to cool fm just put your radio for fridge.

Is a small world no mean say you fit trek from your house reach malaysia.


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The actress who has gone through so much pain because of her ailment has had some reason to smile as the Lagos State government wiped the tears from her eyes by completing the money she needs for medical attention, she was given 4.5Million Naira. Now she has over N6million.

We hear she’s preparing to leave for Germany for the the treatment. Am I mistaken, or were we not told that it would be in the UK? Oh well, from Tope Orekoya‘s blog, we get this:

According to her spokesman, Seun Oloketuyi, the actress is currently processing her visa and other necessary travel documents to enable her proceed on the journey early next week.
 
Oloketuyi said, “The Lagos State Government paid the outstanding balance she has been trying to raise all the while, so she is on the right track. She has done all tests that she is expected to do. She has already made the payment to the hospital and will take all these details with her to the German embassy on Monday. She should travel out unfailingly next week by God’s grace.”

We wish her the very best and a speedy recovery!

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Top music producer Don Jazzy has denied ordering an attack on a club manager after an alleged verbal confrontation.



On January 8, 2013, it was reported that the Mavin Records CEO had been accused of ordering thugs to beat up Princewill Ifeanyi Ojukwu on December 21, 2012.

Entertainment reporter Stella Dimoko Korkus claimed Ojukwu, the former manager of Auto Lounge Nightclub and Don Jazzy exchanged words at his (Don Jazzy’s) night club, POP in Victoria Island, Lagos, after which the popular producer reportedly asked ‘his thugs’ to ‘take his life’.

Ojukwu claimed he was brutally beaten and stripped naked under the supervision of Don Jazzy, and suffered blunt force trauma to the eye, face and body, forcing him to be admitted into a hospital.

He also alleged that a week after the incident, Don Jazzy sent him a text apologizing for the attack and offered to pay for his hospital fees, which he refused.

‘It’s not about the money. This could happen to anyone, it is abuse of power and needs to be checked before someone is killed all in the name of the other being a celebrity. Don Jazzy stood there pinging on his blackberry as his thugs beat me up, that is the last thing I remember before I fainted‘, Ojukwu said.

But Don Jazzy’s camp has told Nigerian Entertainment Today the story isn’t true.  ‘Don Jazzy didn’t order anybody to beat anybody up. ‘These accusations are absolutely false,’ a rep for Mavin Records told NET in a telephone conversation.

He didn’t go into details, saying the matter is now being investigated by the Police.

Princewill Ojukwu has already filed a petition against Don Jazzy to the Inspector General of Police in a letter dated December 28, 2012. The petition against Don Jazzy is for ‘attempted murder, stealing, unlawful destruction of property and assault, occasioning grievous bodily harm.

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Iyanya who was
accused by producer
of Nigeria's foremost
comedy show, Opa
Williams of
defrauding him to
the tune of N1.7
million, being
payment for his
performance at "Nite
of A Thousand
Laughs' shows which
held recently in
Benin and Port-
Harcourt, has
reacted to the
allegation.
Speaking to the press
last Tuesday following
the allegation, Iyanya
denied the arrest of his
Manager. He however
admitted that the police
invited them. He said they
didn't spend close to 1
hour at the police station
before they were allowed
to leave.
Opa Williams reported
Iyanya to the police for
allegedly collecting N1.7
million from him to
perform at 'Nite of a
Thousand Laughs' shows
held in Benin and Port
Harcourt. Unfortunately,
the reigning afro-hip hop
act never showed up at
any of the shows.
Iyanya explained that the
reason they couldn't
make the Benin and Port
Harcourt shows was
because they were stuck
in traffic while on their
way to the venue.
"I didn't intentionally
refuse to show up at the
show. What happened
was that Opa contacted
me to perform at the
Benin leg of "Night Of A
Thousand Laughs." We
agreed for N1.7million but
he paid me only N1.5
million, promising to pay
the balance of
N200,000,00 after the
show. Later, he told me
that he wanted us to
perform in another show
at Port Harcourt but he
didn't pay me for the Port
Harcourt show.
"However, I agreed to
perform at both shows
out of respect I have for
Opa and I was in Benin
for the show.
Unfortunately, while I was
on my way to the venue,
I got stuck in traffic. That
was when I got a call that
the show had already
ended. Meanwhile, I was
scheduled to close the
show," Iyanya claimed.
Contrary to reports that
he was paid N1.7m
however, Iyanya said,
Opa Williams paid him
only N1.5 million,
promising to pay the
balance of N200,000
after the show he never
showed up at.
Iyanya said he had since
refunded the money to
Opa Williams. "Yes, I
refunded the money
through an Access Bank
cheque immediately."
"When I couldn't make it
to the shows, Opa
showed up with some
policemen who took us to
the police station. And
like I said earlier, we
didn't spend close to 1
hour at the station. All
they asked for was a
refund. There and then, I
issued a cheque to Opa
which was cashed
immediately. They didn't
detain us. I have since
apologised to Opa for
missing the shows,"
Iyanya said.

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Mobile telephone
subscribers on
Thursday in Abuja
called for a uniform
tariff for Short
Message Service
(SMS) from all
telecom operators in
the country.
The subscribers made
the call in separate
interviews. Mr David
Amachree, who sells
cosmetics, said that it
was unfair for the
operators to be charging
differently for SMS from
one network to another.
Amachree urged the
telecom operators to
slash the rate of SMS to
other networks. "The
SMS that we send cost N5
for same network and
N15 for other networks.
It should go down. It
should be uniform for all
networks.
"They should cut it down
to a maximum of N3 or N5
per SMS, it should go
down. The population of
this country is so large
that every one Naira
cumulatively turn into
millions.
"So they are cheating us
honestly; the Nigerian
Communications
Commission (NCC ) should
sit up and be up to the
task in their
responsibility,'' Amachree
urged.
Mrs Victoria Onyebuchi, a
primary school teacher,
said that SMS should be
free to subscribers to
serve as value added
services for being on a
particular network.
Onyebuchi also urged
NCC to compel the telecom
operators to reduce and
charge uniform tariffs for
all networks in the
country. "Why is it that
whatever come to Nigeria
is always different; they
can't do this in other
developed countries.
Our leaders are not
helping us they should
try and do something to
compel these telecom
operators to come down.
"Let free SMS be a kind
of incentive for
subscribers whom the
operators make fortunes
out of,' ' Onyebuchi said.
Miss Halima Yakubu, a
student at the University
of Abuja, said that the
present charge on SMS
was hindering text
communication betwen
students using different
networks.
"For instance, a student
in an emergency situation
having just N5 credit in
his or her phone cannot
send an SMS to a friend
using a different
network; this is just
unfair.

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