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Thursday, 18 October 2012

Nigeria's First Lady Arriving Abuja From Germany

The First Lady was speaking on her arrival in the country after being away for two months, insisted that there was no truth in the rumour that she was undergoing treatment for an ailment.

Addressing journalists at the airport, the First Lady debunked the rumour about her illness or admission at a German Hospital as she made reference to talks about deaths that has preceded the Jonathan administration in the presidential villa.

“Those that are saying that anybody that goes to Villa (Aso Villa), that person will die, they mention Abacha, they mention Stella Obasanjo…They even wrote some numbers …I don’t even know that hospital they are talking about…I do not have any terminal illness or cosmetic surgery,” she said.

The aircraft conveying the first lady landed at the presidential wing of the Nnamdi Azikiwe international airport, Abuja at 3.45 pm, Wednesday evening.

Hundreds of women and members of the ruling People’s Democratic Party (PDP) were at the airport to welcome the first lady back home.

Wednesday, 17 October 2012

Pictures: EME's First Lady Niyola And Lyxxx In Steamy Romance In Her New Video

EME crew has shot yet another video, and this time, it was the first lady Eniola ‘Niyola‘ Akinbo aka Miss Nini. Banky W and Co hooked up with director Tosin Igho to shoot the video for ‘Don’t go there‘ off their compilation album ‘Empire State of Mind’.

These scenes which feature rapper Lynxxx were shot at the Daily Times warehouse in Ikeja, Lagos.

Hot Couple Seydou and Talia Heat Up Hennessey Artistry Party In Lagos

The event which held at Octopus Reloaded on Friday, October 12th was graced by big shots who trooped to the club looking all suave and ready to party with the Hennessy Artistry headliners.

Starting out with a lush black carpet session, guests were treated to fast rising Disc Jockey, DJ Snatch’s back to back mix of powerful Nigerian hit tracks.

Sultry singer and Storm 360 signee, Ms Jaie opened the show with a smashing performance of her hit track, “Kilon poppin”. Talented popstar, Flowssick also made a grand entrance to the stage with “Ringtone” and later moved guests to party with his hit track, “Lowkey”.

Visiting Octopus Reloaded for the first time, M.I and Naeto C took the party to a whole new level as they performed the Hennessy Artistry theme song, Bartender. Also moving around and thrilling the crowd, M.I performed his monster hit “Anoti” at the audience’ request.

“We promised to take fans to another level on this year’s project and from the response we have received so far, fans have gotten nothing but the best!” M.I says

Naeto also got the excited crowd dancing and singing at the top of their voices to his monstrous track, “Tony Montana”.

Guests in attendance include, Ice Prince, Big Brother Africa 2012 contestants, Talia, Tamara, Julio, Seydou, Ola, Deji Falope among others.

Meanwhile, on Saturday, Solid Star and Tunde Ednut were at Slicks in VGC, Lekki, Lagos, for the final Lagos edition of the Hennessy Artistry club tour. The talented duo drove guests wild with amazing performances of Solid Star’s popular “Omotena” and Tunde Ednut’s smashing hit, “Catching Cold”.

Since the beginning of this year’s project, Hennessy Artistry has proved why it’s the biggest music platform in Nigeria – a country whose music industry is regarded the most vibrant in Africa. They have since taken over the entertainment industry, clubs and electronic media in Nigeria and beyond.

To round off this year’s Hennessy Artistry project, there will be an invite only VVIP concert this Friday, October 19th, which will bring this year’s outstanding project to a grand close. Hennessy Artistry headliners, M.I and Naeto C will perform alongside all the supporting acts as well as a number of surprise acts that have been billed to stun guests at the event.

Since Hennessy Artistry was first unveiled in Nigeria in 2007,Hennessy Cognac has maintained its position as Nigeria’s and the world’s leading cognac brand. And Hennessy Artistry has since evolved from a cocktail-mixing contest
between renowned bartenders to a DJ battle, and is now an important
platform for experimental collaborations between multi-talented artistes.

Past headliners include Ice Prince, Nneka, Sir Shina Peters, Banky W, Eldee, Tiwa Savage, Jesse Jagz, Bez, Mo’Cheddah among others.v

disgrace

Can someone tell this old igbo woman and all the men following her like flies that we are in the 21th century?? Hellooooooooo?

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Obama and Romney clash in spiky debate

Obama and Romney clashed on the debate floor over energy policy

US Presidential Election 2012

US President Barack Obama has hit out at Republican Mitt Romney during a feisty 90-minute encounter in the second of three pre-election debates.

Mr Obama - widely perceived to have lost their first encounter - came out swinging in New York on the economy, tax and foreign policy.
But the former Massachusetts governor accused Mr Obama of broken promises and a record of failure.
The pair meet for a final pre-election debate in Florida on 22 October.
As he battles for a second term, the Democratic president has been trying to hold on to dwindling leads in the nine key swing states that are expected to decide the election on 6 November.
In the town hall-style forum at Hofstra University on Long Island, both men freely roamed the stage, circling, interrupting and at times heckling one another as they took questions from an audience of 80 undecided voters.
The moderator, CNN's Candy Crowley, often had to intervene to keep order between the rivals as each fought to make his point.

Can the world keep its promises on schools?

Long road to learning: Tanzania has been held up as an example of progress

Knowledge economy

The millennium pledge made by international leaders that all children would have a primary education by 2015 is going to be "missed by a large margin".

That's the stark conclusion of a report published by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco).
Despite an initial surge that saw tens of millions of extra children enrolling in primary schools, the report says progress is now "grinding to a halt".
The report, published in Paris on Tuesday, shows the number of children without this basic level of education has fallen from 108 million to 61 million in the first decade of this century.
It means that since 2000, the percentage of the world's children entering primary education has risen from 80% to 90%.
It's a leap forward, but some distance from reaching the finishing line.
"It is simply unacceptable that out-of-school numbers have stagnated, and in Africa have risen," said Gordon Brown, former UK prime minister and now UN global education envoy.
But he added: "Now is not the time for defeatism and despair," and called on the international community to "redouble our efforts".
'Stagnated' Pauline Rose, director of the Education for All Global Monitoring Report, says the drive for universal primary education had enjoyed an initial "honeymoon period" with strong political backing and financial support.
If that early rate of progress had been maintained, the target would have been achieved, she says.