Court grants Blessing CEO N20m bail over alleged N69.15m fraud
Blind Victoria Oruwari, Suprano performs at Muson Centre on Sunday
As a Chief I was denied honours cos I’m single
Celebs rock Tribecca as Femi Kuti brings the shrine to V/Island
Carnival Queen preaches safe sex in schools
Kefee celebrates birthday with Sapele Water
Glitz at TFA 2010 as Warebi, M.I, Aniebo win
Sid’s got Something About You this Valentine
Chris Okotie’s Confession
Asa, Naeto C, Munachi headline TFA ‘10
Femi Kuti loses again as Beyonce clears six Grammys!
Even in govt I still do stand-up comedy -Okey Bakassi
IJE arrives Jos as NFC boss commends production
Femi flexes muscles @ the GRAMMYs
I don’t wear under wears – Weird MC
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SubscribeRivers, NDDC splash film scholarships on N’Deltans
Towards finding a lasting solution to the incessant cases of youths restiveness and militancy in the constantly troubled Niger Delta region, the governor of Rivers State, Rotimi Amaechi, in collaboration with the Niger Delta Development Commission, have announced the offer of sponsorships to 370 youths from the region.
Could it be true of Emem Isong?
There’s a rumour making rounds that reputable screenplay writer and producer, Emem Isong is in a hot romance with a lecturer in one of the higher institutions in Akwa-Ibom state. Emem is a highly respected female film maker in Nigeria who devotes little time for frivolities.
Nse Ikpe Etim in a hide and seek game with Amata
One of the revelations of 2009, Nse Ikpe Etim, who came into limelight after featuring in Emem Isong’s “Reloaded†can no longer deny the fact that she has something to do with Fred Amata. Nse once admitted that the ace producer, whom she described as “a very good friend of mine for 13 years†introduced […]
Why Ghanaian movie stars are dominating Nollywood
Reports had it that one Ms Abena, a personal assistant to a prominent movie marketer, revealed that most Ghanaian movie marketers do demand Nollywood producers to use Ghanaians and get N1m upfront market orders, even before the Nollywood producers finish shooting.
Through the Glass my first contact with Nollywood
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