ADORABLE CELEBRITY BABIES IN 2015
Mercy Johnson & Prince Okojie Baby Boom! Some of the most popular celebrities gave birth to the next generation of A-list entertainers in 2015. In
Month: December 2015
POPULAR OAP, FADE OGUNRO ANNOUNCES DEPARTURE FROM BEAT FM
Popular Beat FM On-air-personality, Fade Ogunro has announced that she will be leaving her job as presenter at the urban radio station in few days.
PRIMATE AYODELE REVEALS SHOCKING 2016 PROPHECIES CONCERNING NIGERIA
A popular Nigerian man of God whose predictions has often come to pass over time has revealed a long range of prophecies ahead of the
NOLLYWOOD ACTOR, CHARLES OKOCHA HIT BY STRAY BULLET
Popular Nollywood actor, Charles Okocha was hit by a stray bullet yesterday and is in critical condition. Nigerian singer, Kelly Handsome broke the news on
NOLLYWOOD ACTOR, DESMOND ELLIOT AND WIFE CELEBRATE 12 YEARS WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Popular Nollywood actor and politician celebrated his 12th marriage anniversary in style as he shared a lovely family photo. The veteran actor, Desmond Elliot took
LOVELY PORTRAIT OF PRESIDENT BUHARI PRESENTED TO HIS WIFE IN BORNO
Aisha Buhari has received a very beautiful photo of her husband as a young man many years ago. Here’s a picture of President Muhammadu Buhari
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!
Wishing you a joyful holiday season. May this Christmas bring you comfort, joy, peace and happiness to last throughout the coming year! Lots of love.
FASHION DESIGNER FATI ASIBELUA WELCOMES TWIN BABIES AFTER 16 YEARS OF MARRIAGE!
Abuja based creative director of MOMO Couture, Fati Mohammed Asibelua has welcomed twin babies. Fati who is in her mid 40s now, got married to billionaire oil magnate
BILL & HILLARY CLINTON GRANDPARENTS AGAIN!!!
Bill and Hillary Clinton are going to be grandparents again. Their daughter, Chelsea announced on Twitter yesterday that she is expecting her second child with husband,Marc Mezvinsky. She posted
KADUNA REFINERY BEGINS PETROL PRODUCTION OF 3.2M LITRES DAILY
With Nigerians still grappling with the problem of petrol scarcity, the general expectation that long queues at fuel stations across the country would soon ease-off