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10 Shocking Nigerian music videos  in recent times

10 Shocking Nigerian music videos in recent times

Though this song has an amazing Afrobeat feel, it still goes on to unveil some shocking raunchy scenes and suggestive dance styles. The visuals were shot in South Africa and capture Wizkid in the midst of skimpily dressed video vixens.Towards the end of the video,Wizkid cuddles one of the video vixens, puts her in a compromising provocative posture, as though he is ready to take her to the ‘Next level’. The video is directed by Sesan.

Celebrities with question mark over their sexuality!

Celebrities with question mark over their sexuality!

In some other countries, being homosexual might not even raise eye-brows, but in Nigeria, a mere accusation or suspicion that a person isn’t ‘straight’ can cast a huge shadow over the person’s reputation and career. A major reason for this is the fact that homosexuality is against the law in Nigeria, and it attracts a jail term of 14 years for offenders.

Spot the difference

Spot the difference

Sex and love being interwoven. Even the Webster’s Dictionary describes lovemaking as the act of courting or sexual activity, and love as a profound tender passionate affection for another person. When you love, you want to protect, nurture and make happy and it is in that context that I see lovemaking. Rape and all these other synonyms can therefore not be described as lovemaking. Sex is different from lovemaking. You can have sex without loving, or being in love with your sexual partner. I have had varied responses from people on this issue and would really love to hear from my readers as well.

Genevieve’s countless steps to stardom

Genevieve’s countless steps to stardom

Geny was only 8 years old when she began acting. She was 19 years old when she was starred in the movie “Most Wanted” in 1998. Nnaji won the Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role in 2005. In 2011, she was honoured with the title (MFR) as a Member of the Order of the Federal Republic of Nigeria for her immense contribution.

Who says money can’t buy love?

Who says money can’t buy love?

“My first taste of meaningful sex came when one of my suppliers started teasing me with saucy innuendos. I was thrilled. He was married, tall, dark and handsome with mischievous eyes. That suited me to the ground. I had my four children and money; I wasn’t on the look-out for another husband. The day we finally got together was like a magic. Like the magazines advised, I’d worn sexy underwear and spiced up my bedroom. We were nicely tipsy when we tumbled into bed. It was the first time I reached an orgasm. At last I understood that sex could be mind-blowing. And I wanted more.