Aww, Stella Damasus shares pic from romantic dinner with Daniel Ademinokan

You know the love is real when you share a plate of food.

Latest political prostitutes in town - Etcetera comes for entertainers in new article

Singer turned columnist Etcetera comes for all the entertainers who have lend their voices and support to politicians in Nigeria.

Some say Afro Candy is a prostitute. Some say she’s not or at least, not yet. A few others say she’s a porn star, which is not in the same league as prostitution. Porn stars are taxed, prostitutes are not. So Afrolicious baybay, you have to up your game to get into the league of prostitutes, if it is what you really desire. 

Presidency accuses OBJ of plotting political crisis in order to head an interim government

Following his recent public remarks about the GEJ-led government, the Presidency has accused former President Olusegun Obasanjo of plotting a political crisis in Nigeria with the intention of forming an interim government which he hopes to head. In a statement released this night by Presidential media aide, Reuben Abati, the presidency accused the former president of sowing seeds of discords among Nigerians so that he could come back into power through the back door. 

We find the false claims and allegations reportedly made against President Goodluck Jonathan by Chief Olusegun Obasanjo on Saturday in Abeokuta very odious and repugnant.  

Actress Vivica Fox calls rapper 50 Cent the love of her life

They dated for just a few months and he's the love of her life? Ms Fox! The two dated briefly back in 2003 and Vivica admits she still loves him...

  

In a segment on The Meredith Vieira Show, Vivica tells Meredith, 

"50 Cent is absolutely the love of my life. I really, really cared for him and I loved him very, very much and I always will, but he just wasn’t right for me.

Nigerian president calls for US help as Boko Haram invade city

President Goodluck Jonathan appealed for more US help in fighting Boko Haram, as the Islamists struck again on Saturday and called for a boycott of upcoming general elections.

The head of state for the first time claimed direct links between the Sunni radicals who have been waging a six-year insurgency in Nigeria and the Islamic State group in Syria and Iraq.

He told the Wall Street Journal in an interview: "Are they (the United States) not fighting ISIS? Why can't they come to Nigeria?

"They are our friends. If Nigeria has a problem, then I expect the US to come and assist us."