Video: Check Out This White Dude In Olamide’s Durosoke Parody

By Jaguda | on September 26, 2013 | 0 Comment

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When last did you see an Oyimbo dude miming to Olamide? Me personally I havent’t.
Check out this promo for Coko Bar’s AfroBeat Music festival with performances from Olamide, Flavour & Sean Tizzle.
Pretty funny stuff

New Music: Yung6ix – One Tweet (Notice)

By Jaguda | on September 26, 2013 | 1 Comment

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Yung6ix ruffled a lot of feathers when he tweeted that he’s the best rapper in Nigeria. A lot of hip-hop acts took offense to it and decided to take their grievances to Yung6ix disses on wax.
Well, check out his latest tune, One Tweet (Notice) that kinda addresses the noise, but not dwelling on it. In reality it’s more a celebratory track than a track about who’s offending who.
One tweet these days dem dey notice.

Diddy And Jay Z Top List As Forbes List Of The World’s Highest-Paid Hip-Hop Artists 2013

By bobalash | on September 26, 2013 | 0 Comment

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Forbes list of the World’s Highest-Paid Hip-Hop Artists 2013 is out as Diddy and Jay Z tops this year’s Forbes list of hip-hop’s top earners, pulling in $50m and Jay Z – $43million respectively over the past 12 months – June 2012 – 2013.
Below is the top 20 highest paid hip-hop artists.
1.Diddy – $50million
2. Jay Z – $43million
3. Dr Dre – $40million
4. Nicki Minaj – $29million
5. Birdman – $21million
6. Kanye West – $20million
7. Lil Wayne – $16 million
8. Wiz Khalifa – $14million
9. Ludacris – $12 million
10. Pitbull – $11million
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11. Drake – $10.5million
12. Snoop Lion – $10million
12. Eminen – $10 million
14. Kendrink Lamar – $9million
14. Pharrel Williams – $9million
14. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis $9 million, tie
17. Swizz Beatz – $8.5million
18. Tech N9ne – $7.5 million
19. 50cent – $7million
20. Lil Jon – $6million
20. Rick Ross – $6million
20. Mac Miller – $6 million
20. Young Jeezy – $6 million
20. Questlove – $6 million

Oh So Pretty! You Need To See Miss Kedike Chidinma’s New Promo Photos

Posted on Wednesday, September 25th, 2013 at 4:12 PM By BellaNaija.com

It’s everyone’s favourite girl – Chidinma!

Miss Kedike is showing off her demure-yet-alluring side in her new promo images. The MTN Project Fame West Africa alum recently had a shoot with photographer August Udoh.

Chidinma who appears to be topless in the images, channels old school glamour as well as a simple PYT with a soulful laughter.

Nigerian Comedy Star Bovi & His Wife welcome Baby No 2…On his Birthday!

Posted on Thursday, September 26th, 2013 at 10:08 AM By BellaNaija.com
All through yesterday, 25th of September 2013, Fans of Nigerian comedian Bovi inundated him with birthday messages and well wishes! Little did they know that there would be an even bigger celebration later in the day.
At 8.47PM, Bovi’s wife Christabel Ugboma gave birth to their second child – a beautiful baby girl!
The proud papa shared a photo of him is his hospital scrubs carrying his new bundle of joy.
Congrats to the lovely couple.

Bolt offers to train Bale

September 26, 2013 by Agency Reporter 2 Comments

   

Bale

World-record holder in 100 metre and double Olympic gold medallist Usain Bolt believes Gareth Bale is the fastest footballer in the world, but says he can make the Real Madrid winger even quicker.
Despite concerns over his fitness due to a lack of pre-season, the Wales star clocked an incredible 40kmh during Real Madrid’s draw with Villarreal in his debut. That is almost 25mph, just 2mph behind Bolt’s world-record speed.
And Bolt says he will teach Bale how to run even faster if the player and Real Madrid want him to.
“I think Gareth is probably the fastest player in the world at the moment – but I will help him with his sprinting if he wants,” Bolt said.
The world’s fastest man added that he trained with Bale’s new team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo in a session too, and is clearly willing to do the same for the former Tottenham man.
Bolt said: “It is not just about how fast you can accelerate – but also when you have the football at your feet about balance while you are sprinting as well. I helped Ronaldo with his sprinting in a training session – and look what he has go on to achieve since then.
“I have a lot of respect for Real Madrid – and if they and Gareth want my help I am happy to fly in and take a private training session with Gareth. I hear that he has been clocking speeds close to me – but it is about technique as well.
“I know I could make him an even better player than he already is.”
Bolt, a devoted Manchester United fan, recently spent time with Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero before the weekend’s derby clash at the Etihad.

ASUU strike’ll soon be over – NUC

September 26, 2013 by Agency Reporter 4 Comments

   

Minister of State for Education, Chief Nyesom Wike

Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission, Prof. Julius Okojie, says he is confident that the protracted strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities will soon be called off.

Okojie, who spoke on Wednesday in Abuja at a meeting with journalists, said the commission had been doing everything within its powers to ensure a speedy resolution of the issues raised by ASUU so that students could return school.

He said, “We are part of the system and we understand the issues, we are meeting with members of the union all the time and the issues are being tackled.

“So, we are optimistic that the strike will soon be called off and our children can go back to school in the shortest possible time.”

The NUC boss also reacted to the call by ASUU for NUC to be scrapped, saying “the call is not in good faith as the commission has not gone to sleep over its duties.”

Also speaking on the recurrent disagreement between   the commission and some professional bodies over accreditation and running of certain courses by some universities, Okojie acknowledged that there were issues that needed to be resolved between both parties.

“There is no country in the world where regulatory bodies and professional bodies go to regulate at the same time. So, it is true we are having problems with professional bodies in carrying out our mandate, but the issues too will soon be resolved and we can move on,” he said.

The Executive Secretary, who said that the commission had closed many faculties found to be unfit to run courses in certain universities, admitted that, “it is not easy to be a regulator.”