Produced by Mrs. Kehinde Omoru, Whose Meal Ticket, a new comic movie which deals with health related issues and other serious messages, recently premiered at the Genesis Deluxe Cinemas, Lekki, Lagos, amid glitz, glamour, red carpet moments and laughter. The movie which is about to hit cinemas around the country on April 24, 2017, carry strong messages which cut across health issues, the quest to acquire wealth and affluence, amongst others. Starring Uti Nwachukwu, Ngozi Ezeonu, Akin Lewis, Shaffy Bello, Tana Adelana, and Femi Durojaiye among others, the movie is presented in a hilariously entertaining manner, conveying strong message alongside entertaining its audience.

A young man, simply called Suleiman who described himself as an aide of former Vice-President, Abubakar Atiku has reportedly parted with the sum of N200,000 to seriously ailing Nollywood actor, Musa Ibrahim, otherwise known as “Baby Police” whose critical health condition in an Abuja hospital may have moved his benefactor to tears.

Tboss, Big Brother Nigeria (BBNaija) 2017 finalist has been hugging the limelight for a while now over a number of reasons. During her stay in the Big Brother House, she sparked off series of controversies which went viral on social media, stemming from the exposure of her pierced boobs on camera, sexual assault on her by fellow Housemate, Kemen, her inability to sing the Nigerian national anthem, boasting of having several boyfriends who own private jets and being able to spend N25 million in less than a week.

Life Continental Beer, a brand from the stables of Nigerian Breweries Plc, has launched Hi-Life Music Fest, a musical competition aimed at celebrating and promoting highlife music in South East, Nigeria.

The Glo Mega Music Nationwide Tour took place in Anambra State penultimate Saturday, with a galaxy of Nigerian stars storming Awka, the state capital in an explosive night of vivacious music and swanky entertainment.