According to her, in 2002, she acted in a film titled Itohan directed by Chico Ejiro where she posed with a dog in a make believe scene. She mentioned Shan George as one of the actresses in the film, stressing that her role was moreorless like a waka pass in the movie.

The group warned that, if the Federal Government fails to order the audit within 14 days, the it will take all appropriate legal actions nationally and internationally to compel your government to comply with Nigeria’s voluntary international anti-corruption commitments.

Celebrities in attendance were Kate Henshaw-Nuttal, Bimbo Akintola, Chioma Chukwuka, Wale Adebayo, Amstel Malta Box Office (AMBO)’s winner, O.C. Ukeje and Idol West Africa’s Omawumi and Eric. Others were Frank Edoho of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, rap artiste, Mode 9, Soul singer, Djinee, Segun Obe and actor Kalu Ikeagwu, amongst others.

Adaobi said given this condemnable act, some of the affected greenhorns took the matter to the executives of the Actors Guild of Nigeria(AGN), but for fear of being intimidated or victimised by the latter, they were not courageous enough to see to the end of the case.

When it comes to the lasting ones one begins to wonder how it worked and may want to question the avalanche of reasons being put forward why most celebrity marriages would most likely run asunder.

Audience will be disappointed this year as certain aspects of the show such as the show hour, nudity and other accepted norms amongst housemates have been banned

They are doing that on their own risk. These people are there everyday, struggling to
make ends meet, and each time you see them, there are virtually no changes one can see.

In his submission, the Lagos police boss urged Tee Mac and his members of his executive to give peace a chance and allow the authentic president and his team to run the affairs of the association accordingly.

“I’ve been away from music for sometime now. So, for this work to make impact, I need a big launch to tell people that Seyi is back. We are also planning a music tour of major cities in Nigeria with top Nigerian artistes on the bill.

D’Banj, who turned 29 and was in celebration mood, disclosed that the bulk of the people ripped off by the fraudster whom he identified as a broadcaster, were students who paid as much as N10, 000. The most affected were students of Dowen College on the Lagos Island.