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SubscribeXty Essien Memorial Soccer Musicians Shock Nollywood
It was a beehive of activities last Saturday at the Teslim Balogun stadium,Surulere, Lagos as thousands of Nigerians stormed there for the novelty match organized in honour of the late Lady of Songs, Chief Christy Essien Igbokwe.
JUSTINA IS BACK AND “SO TEMPTING”
Remember that young lady that blew everyone away with Omo too sexy released in 2009 and then kind of vanished? Well this story brings you the good news that announces her comeback.
Nollywood’s Mr Ibu, P-Square, Dbanj, Bracket are red-hot in Maputo
It’s amazing the way they roll out the names of our actors and actresses, our musicians.
I’m dumping acting for sowing seed – Clarion Chukwurah
The story about her separation from her husband and the rumour making the rounds about the re-union did not bother her. In fact, what is apparently troubling the popular actress, producer, philanthropist and mother, Clarion Chukwurah who came to limelight in the defunct soap, “Mirror in the Sun’ is her pet project, the Clarion Chukwurah Initiative, which is taking a lot of her time and taking her away from the screen even when big money is dangled at her.
Tale of African immigrants in America
Starring Hollywood stars like Jimmy Jean-Louis of “Heroes”, Mirlyne Dorvilus, Phat Girlz, Kandace Cummings, Cristian DeJesus, Roger Dillingham and Linda Starks, “In America:The Story of the Soul Sisters “ a movie by Nigerian born Rahman Oladigbolu on Thursday re-echoed the reality of the lives of African immigrants in the USA. It premièred at Genesis Deluxe Cinema, Lagos.
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