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Friday, December 17, 2010

Why lesbianism thrives in Nigerian universities


Higher institutions of learning in Nigeria, degrees are awarded after students have been found worthy in character and learning. But with the level of moral decadence that has set in, one cannot but wonder whether graduating students still fulfill the clause on the certificate most of them brandish.

The days of “Aristo”, where female students are packaged for rich men outside their campuses seem to be fading away gradually. It is a modernized form of prostitution used by female students to meet their financial needs. There are also tales of students who went into “Aristo runs” just for the sake of adventure. It is an open secret that girls from higher institutions attend social functions just to be noticed by rich patrons who would thereafter pay for being kept company by such girls.

Though the Aristo bug is a vice that has eaten deep into institutions of higher learning, Street Journal’s investigations have revealed that lesbianism, which is the female version of homosexuality, has taken root in almost all tertiary institutions. The act, which many believe is alien to African culture, has become so acceptable to those involved in it that they even flaunt their lesbian partners.

The male-female relationship seems to be going out of vogue in many Nigerian schools. In most institutions, those involved in the act include poor students, who are often in it to get attached to rich partners; some students from affluent backgrounds are also involved too. With their financial muscles, they attract and lure other female students to bed. There is also a third category of those who are doing it just to catch their fun.

Source: nigeriafilms

Tuface Daughter, Isabel Clocks Two



Isabel Idibia, Tuface and Annie Macaulay’s daughter has clocked two years old on the 10th. of this month. Indeed, time really flies. I could still recall the news of Annie getting pregnant for the music star, and when she gave birth in the United States.

Back to my gist, a little party was thrown at Annie’s home for the little girl. And guess who kept calling in? It was no other person than controversial actress Tonto Dike. She told everyone who cared to listen that Enenu, as Isabel is fondly called, is her god daughter. Annie and Tonto have been friends for a while now, but their friendship became deeper when Tonto almost went naked on stage with Tuface Idibia at his just concluded show held in his honour at Eko Hotel and Suites. We learnt Annie was delighted that Tonto accepted to play the role along side her baby daddy. 

lA bird in the know also brought to our knowledge that she is the one solidly behind Annie and making sure she gets the few roles she is getting now in Nollywood. That’s why observing birds don’t get bothered whenever they spot Annie at Nollywood parties, as she always attend on Tonto’s invite. They have also been spotted together hanging out with Isabel. Here’s wishing the little damsel happy more years ahead. 


Source: nigeriafilms

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

PHOTO: Rapper Ikechukwu fights at Night Club

My goodness, I witnessed this with my own eyes...and what a sight it was. After the MAMAs last night, a few friends and I decided to end the night at Rehab Club on Ajose Adeogun and well, a few minutes after we got there...the fight with Ikechukwu and a bouncer ensued. They wouldn't let him through the gates and he flipped. (They let Naeto C and Sauce Kid in a few minutes before Ikechukwu arrived). It looked like it was deliberate...!


Ikechukwu's such a nice fellow but when he gets angry...wow! During the fight, he took his shirt off, his very expensive sun glasses fell (btw, I have the pic of the guy who took Ikechukwu's glasses incase anyone wants it back...:-)). The bouncer he fought with bled through the nose...I hear Killz has a black belt...or maybe the bouncer didn't really want to fight him back?

Anyway, the rapper has since apologized for his behaviour.

Ikechukwu addressing the issue on twitter this morning.

Ikechukwu's tweets about the incident...

If u party at rehab pls don't talk to me. That club is dead to me. A bouncer put his hands on me for what ????? FUCK REHAB aNd all its fucking people

"I stOpped going to rehab cos not only does the club just suck as far as space is concerned but it always has one funny smell. Then I just can't stand the people running the club. Feel among dey vex them. If I no gree be ur friend no be by force na. Ah jo oo"

Just wanna apologize to my fans for bringing myself so low yesterday. This is not the kind of character I portray or expect anyone else to. People will always test u. Show strength with restraint. God bless



Source: nigeriafilms

MI sells new album's distribution rights for N20 million


For the first time, a Nigerian artiste came clean on the financial value of his album. "This is not to prove any point, it's only to inspire someone that we are doing this. Mr Abhu can you step up please" said M.I, and with that intro, CEO Abhu ventures, a strong force in the Alaba 'conglomerate' presented a N20million cheque to M.I in exchange for distribution rights to his MI2 album through out West Africa. - Vanguard Newspapers

Abia State Notorious Kidnapper, Osisikankwu Killed By Soldiers

                                                                     Osisikankwu


The soldiers drafted to Abia State to halt the kidnappings in the state on Sunday killed the state’s most notorious kidnapper, Mr. Obioma Nwankwo, nicknamed Osisikankwu. The criminal was killed at Ugwuati Evil Forest when his gang engaged security forces in a gunfight according to Army spokesman, Lieutenant Colonel Sagir Musa.

Osisikankwu and his gang of kidnappers had terrorized Abia residents before the Federal Government deployed troops to quell their activities. He and members of his gang had been in hiding since the troops arrived in the state in September after the kidnap of journalists. - The Will Nigeria

Nigerian footballer collapses and dies on the pitch


                                                                   Emmanuel Ogoli


The camp of Nigeria Premier League side, Ocean boys is in mourning as their left full back; Emmanuel Ogoli slumped and died during a League match yesterday Sunday Dec 12, in Yenagoa.

The incident occurred in the 39th minute of their League game at home to Niger Tornadoes but Ogoli was confirmed dead on the way to the hospital in an ambulance.

May his soul rest in peace...amen!

Saturday, December 11, 2010

We Disobeyed Our Dad To Play Music----P-Square


Peter, a member of the multiple award-winning hip hop group, P-square and the twin brother of Paul, spoke to Bayo Adetu about their life and other issues


You recently celebrated your 30th birthday, why did you decide to throw a lavish party?

Well, the truth is that we were not trying to impress anybody by throwing the party, neither did we try to let people know how rich we are, but it was something we needed to do and we did it. It was more of a thanksgiving party because God has really helped us. Last year, we celebrated our birthday with children in the orphanage. We even painted their walls with our own hands and all that, but this year, we decided to celebrate with our colleagues and fans who have been supporting us right from the onset. If you look at who we are today, you will agree with me that we have every reason to be grateful to God.

Apart from the number, what was the significance of the birthday to you?

That we are alive to record these achievements. Many have died, but we thank God for keeping us alive. It is also important because we have been able to achieve what is beyond our age. What we thought of achieving in 50 years, God made it possible within five years, so we are very happy.

P-square is one of the most successful artistes in Africa at the moment, how do you feel about this?

We feel happy and want to say that this year has been one of the best for us. It is not as if we did much, but hard work has paid off for us. We pray that God will continue to protect us so that we won’t start to misbehave and misuse the opportunity.
What do you enjoy most about stardom?

We are really enjoying stardom in the sense that anywhere we go, we get noticed. When we go out, most of the things we get are free. For instance, when we go to a bar to drink, we don’t always pay. Not that we don’t have money, but they just don’t collect money from us. At times, when we are going somewhere, you will see people blocking us and saying ‘your boys are here.’ I mean the street hawkers and for the sake of love, I don’t want them to damage my car. We have to sort them out before we go. Basically, stardom is a good thing but one has to be careful. We enjoy it because the advantages are more than the disadvantages.

You didn’t talk about pressure from female fans?

There are more female fans around than male and as celebrities, it is a normal thing. We try to do things the right way despite the fact that our female fans are always coming around. But at times, people from outside see it differently. Some of them say all sorts of things like those guys sleep with the ladies and all that. Just as a woman wants her privacy protected,. P-square also wants their privacy and dignity protected. We don’t want to mess up because if anything affects us, it may affect a lot of people and being public figure, we watch what we do.

So can you remember the craziest thing any of them did to P-square before?

There are lots of that, but let me tell you, the one that is recent. After performing in one of our tours outside Nigeria, we were in the hotel relaxing when the telephone rang. After picking the call, the security guard told us that some girls wanted to see us outside. We accepted to greet them and one of them held me and didn’t allow me to go. I felt very bad because my body guard hit her, but I later sacked him because I didn’t want him to be treating our fans like that. I consoled her and we all went to the bar with her friends to drink. I later discovered that she wanted a relationship but I told her it was not possible. The craziest thing happened the next time we visited the country. On our arrival at the airport, a lot of people started giving us flowers and all that. All of a sudden, this girl appeared from the crowd and started kissing me in front of cameramen who had come to cover our arrival. Throughout my stay there, she was just misbehaving, but you know, there are some things you can’t push away.

Perhaps you need to get married for all these to stop?

Even if we are married, it doesn’t stop that. A lot of married ladies chase married men and vice versa. Most of our colleagues who are married witness that everyday. We will definitely get married at the appropriate time. We don’t want to get married today and divorce tomorrow. Even if marriage comes in the next 10 years, we don’t mind. We don’t want marriage to change our attitude towards people, particularly our fans.

Should we expect you to marry the mother of your child, Lola Omotayo?

She is a nice person, so there is nothing wrong if I decide to settle down with her. But like I said earlier, marriage is not what you can rush into. If God wants her to be my wife, fine and if it is otherwise, there is nothing I can do.

What does friendship mean to you?

If there are friends and somebody is successful among them, he should not see himself as a leader, but an example to the rest. Friendship is all about supporting one another.

Since you guys relocated to Lagos about six years ago, your father only came to visit you about two months ago?

Yes, he was so speechless when he came and saw what we have achieved. He didn’t believe that his boys that left Jos a few years back could have achieved what he saw here. Although our house in Jos is as big as the one in Omole, he could not comprehend the fact that we have also achieved so much in Lagos. Back then in Jos, he didn’t want us to play music, but when we insisted, he stopped paying our school fees. But our mother was solidly behind us. She would sneak us out to go and perform at shows then and on our return the following morning, we will stylishly throw stones on her window so that she could open the door for us. But one day, we mistakenly threw a stone at our father’s window and it almost caused a big problem in the family. But above all, we thank God for His grace in bringing us this far. We never expected to achieve these things within such a short period. We actually disobeyed our father to become musicians and that is why, today, we see ourselves competing with our parents, not our colleagues. This is because we want to prove to our parents that we knew what we were doing and the step we took back then is actually paying off. I can say that it was a big risk we took, but I will not advise anybody to do such.

Stolen DDC Machine recovered. Suspects paraded


The suspects arrested in connection with the theft of the Direct Data Capture machines of the Independent National Electoral Commission. From left: Mr. Suleiman Isa, 17; Mrs. Modupe Sunmonu, 41; Mr. Lawal Lateef, 19; and Bamidele Joshua, 22.


The Commissioner of Police, Airport Command, Mr. Moses Onireti, said that the suspects were arrested in the early hours of Friday in their various residences in Shasha and Akowonjo on the outskirts of Lagos. He also said the suspects had confessed stealing 16 out of the 20 units of the missing DDC machines. The suspects, he said, had made useful statements that would lead to the arrest of other suspects involved in the theft.

Question is: What do these people want with these machines?

For those who have never seen this, watch PawPaw rap...ha ha ha!

"Tell Us What Your $200m Donation To Entertainment Industry Is Meant For" Tunde Obe to FG

I’m yet to understand what the money’s meant for. Who’s to manage the funds? Who’s to account for the funds? I’m a very active member of this industry, and if I can’t answer these questions with my level and reputation in the industry, I wonder what my younger colleagues would understand about the 200 million US Dollars. Maybe in subsequent months, somebody would be able to break it down for us on how the funds is to be utilized because it is Nigeria’s money. You can’t just say you want to give people money, what is it for? Is it a loan? And if it is, what are the modalities involved? How do you get access to these funds? Would such money be available in 20 years for another generation of this industry? I mean it’s not clear to me and the government should come out to explain what it is all about to us,” - Tunde Obe