THE highly anticipated release party of the blockbuster movie ‘Bloodlines’ held last Thursday at the prestigious Civic Centre, Lagos, amidst pomp and glamour. The event had a host of Nollywood stars in attendance including Stephanie Linus and her husband Linus Idahosa, Omoni Oboli, Ufuoma McDermott, Majid Michel, Frank Artus, Iyabo Ojo, Paul Obazele, Nuella Njubigbo, Ruth Kadiri, Yvonne Jegede, to mention a few.

Remember Seyi Sodimu? That Afro soul music star whose hit single, “Love Me Jeje”ruled the Nigerian airwaves in the late 90s. The talented singer disappeared into thin air, when the ovation was loud but he’s back to reclaim his place in the country’s music scene.

Some like creams, others pop pills or splash out on padded panties. In Ivory Coast where “big is beautiful” bottom enhancers come in all shapes and sorts, and at any cost. Emaciated catwalk queens are no role model in this West African nation which a few years ago wiggled its collective derriere to the tune of a smash hit titled Bobaraba — meaning “big bottom” in a local language.

Following his unruly action, the DJs Association of Nigeria (DJAN) placed a ban on the Akpako master’s music when it instructed all DJs around the country to stop playing Terry G’s songs, and also demanded a public apology from the erring singer.

Popular Nigerian Artiste and Gala Ambassador, Harrison Tare Okiri, popularly known as Harrysong says he has concluded arrangements to hold a peace concert in Asaba.