Why I limit kissing scenes in my movies — Biodun Stephen
Nollywood filmmaker Biodun Stephen has dismissed claims that romantic scenes in movies are responsible for breaking marriages, insisting that actors and their spouses understand the demands of the profession.
Beauty pageant to combat gender violence in Nigeria
“To participate, all you need is to visit our website and supply all the necessary details. Final screening of contestants for Miss Grand Nigeria will hold on 1st September 2015 at Orchid Hotels, Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria. The winner will represent Nigeria at the MGI world finals in October 2015 in Bangkok, Thailand.”
I wouldn’t mind going down with Niyola – CDQ
But I used to have a crush on Niyola. I can’t do without listening to her songs everyday. I love her voice and her physique too.
When couples met on money matters in Lagos
EVERY human being understands that a prosperous, organized and morally balanced society is hinged on a good home. Unfortunately however, this often becomes a dream when marriages are in disarray. The need for peace in marriages and by extension the society is perhaps the reason Mrs. Tinuola Agbabiaka, a lawyer cum relationship expert, through her non-governmental organization, Practical Christian Living Initiative (PCLI), recently hosted a special time-out for couples in Lagos, where issues relating to ‘love of money and finance in marriage’ were recently discussed.
Project Fame: All contestants on probation
DEcked out in monochrome outfits, the remaining 14 contestants at the MTN Project Fame West Africa contestants opened the show with a medley of New Edition’s ‘Can you stand the rain’ and Michael Jackson’s ‘Human nature’ last Saturday. This group performance was a tribute to the victims of the Ebola epidemic in West Africa, and a special dedication to late Dr. Stella Adadevoh, and all Nigerians who lost their lives in trying to curtail the spread of the virus, praying for the repose of their souls.
VAPP: FG affirms commitment to implementation
As part of moves to end violence against persons in the country, Federal Government have affirmed its commitment to implement the Violence Against Persons (Prohibition) Act, VAPP, 2015 which was passed into law in may 2015. Speaking in Abuja at a one day forum on Transforming Our World: The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Goals, SDGs themed: ‘Leave no woman behind’, the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development Dr. Ezekiel Oyemomi said the ministry will not rest until the laws are fully implemented.
