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LINDA IKEJI: NIGERIA’S RICHEST BLOGGER
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She has been called the “QUEEN OF
BLOGGING” ; Others call her the “MOTHER OF BLOGGING” in Nigeria.She
earns more than N3 Million every month from her blog. Her office? A
laptop and a modem.Her blog talks about naija entertainment gist
,celebrity gossips ,fashion,news and events.
She is highest paid Nigerian blogger .We talking about the popular LINDA IKEJI
Linda Ikeji was born September 19, 1980 .
A native of Nkwerre LGA ,Imo State, Nigeria .She was born in to a
struggling family, the second of seven children. She grew up in a
Christian catholic homeAt a tender age of 10 years , Linda started
writing as a hobby .
The fiction she penned down were praised by her friends and family and over time she cultivated a passion for news.
Unlike many teenagers her age, Linda
loved watching newscasters and interviews and by the time the
opportunity presented to attend university in Lagos, her course choice
was decided: Mass Communication.
She was admitted to study English Language in the university to her disappointment, but she decided to make the best of it.
To support herself and her family
through school, Linda began working at the age of 17, doing everything
from being a waitress and ushering to modelling and bar-tending, none of
which paid a lot in the late 90′s.
She became a fashion columnist for a struggling celebrity magazine. After two years of toiling in the news room, she quit.
In 2004 , after she completed her
university education, she worked hard to break into the journalism
trade, launching her media company, Black dove Communications, a
modelling agency and events management outfit.
The name Black dove was inspired by
silverbird..a name and a bird. it so happens that her favourite colour
is black and favourite bird is the dove.
She stayed within her comfort zone which
was modeling so instead of being in front of the camera , went behind
the camera by running an agency, recruiting models, training models,
getting jobs for models.
” I still have the modeling agency but I am not running it anymore”, she once wrote .
She also started what she describes in her first ever blog post as her “true passion”, her magazine called, FM & B.
The first issue was released in 2006 and
after discovering how capital-intensive and time-consuming magazine
publishing was, only two more editions made it to print.
The blogging bug bit her in 2006.
Fortunately, in that same year, Bella
Naija, another popular Nigerian blog, carried a story about Linda
herself and for the first time, Linda began to see a new possibility to
take her writing to the world.
Blogging had all the charm: it was free
except for the cost of an internet connection, easy to do and gave you
access to millions of readers instantly. From that first Bella Naija
blog post, she was sold.
Linda Ikeji started blogging fully in 2007 to share things that she was interested in with her readers.
Five years later, http://www.lindaikeji.blogspot.com has grown to be one of the most visited sites in the country.
As a regular source for news,
entertainment, celebrity gist, gossip and many more, her blog continues
to attract thousands of visitors

It took her four years to start making money from blogging.
It took her four years to start making money from blogging.
She was patient enough
She once said:“I never even thought that
I would make money from blogging. I didn’t start blogging with the
mindset that one day I would make money from it. I didn’t even think
that was a possibility, it never even crossed my mind. I didn’t say to
myself that OK let me blog now and maybe in five years time, I will make
money from it. I never imagined that it would ever happen. In fact, in
2008, 2009, I was putting free ads on my blog, I was telling my blog
readers, please give me your ads and I will put them for free. But then
in 2010, people started asking me for my advert rates and I was like
‘really?’ I didn’t even know what it was until I now asked a few people
and they gave me their own advert rates so that is how it started.”
She has acquired two brand new cars, her dream car -a 2008 Toyota Camry which she bought two years ago a 2011.
‘Been dreaming about this car since I
first saw it two years ago, was finally able to afford it two days ago,
after saving for almost four months. And the best part is, I have a blog
to show it off, at least now some people go no say ‘levels don change’
lol.’, she wrote.
Recently acquired an Infinity FX 35 SUV worth about N8 million.
Being a wonderful child to her parents , she bought a multi-million 5-bedroom duplex in Surulere for her parents.
Linda Ikeji has earned herself the title ‘Queen of Blogging’ .
Linda was persistent , focused on what
she did even though there was no financial return but five years later
it has yielded great profit , a talk of all.
She found a new path , Blogging .
But she persisted until 2010, when some of the stories posted on her blog began to ruffle feathers.
At a point, Linda averaged about 1
million unique visitors each month to her blog. And with that came the
much-needed recognition and substantial earnings.
In August 2012, Forbes Africa described her as a success and a case study for the business of blogging.
Her blog gets over 50,000 visits daily
and is a hot spot for online advertisers and people wishing to attract
web traffic to their websites or blogs.
Comments on Linda’s blog can be revealing, interesting and more controversial than the post itself.
Linda’s blog reportedly rakes in an
average of N3m a month from adverts from various brands and online ad
networks, which makes her the highest earning blogger in Nigeria.
Blogging has brought her the fame , power and comfort ability she needed.
Her blog serves as a source of news, photos and information for most entertainment bloggers.
Most people have criticized linda saying
her blog promote rumors but she decline such. Linda provides real
entertainment on her blog and she will always make sure you come back
for more.
Now sitting comfortably in the millionaires’ lounge , one of the youngest millionaires in Nigeria.
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World Cup 2014: Nigeria Deserved To Lose... I Rejoiced
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By Dr. Peregrino Brimah
Why did I tell my friends that I hoped and prayed Nigeria soon got knocked out of the World cup? Why did I jump when France scored its first goal against Nigeria and dance when they scored the second? The answer is not that I am not patriotic; on the contrary, I love Nigerian life as much or more than any. It’s simple – Nigeria did not and does not deserve to be at the World cup and does not deserve any sort of ‘victory’ from it.
Where are our girls? Our daughters have been in the jungle, raped and killed by ‘Shekau’ for three long months and our adults are running around a pitch, tapping a leather ball and hoping to dance victory dances? Do we think of all the girls with ‘Shekau’ who are fans of the national team and would have loved to be watching the matches at home as we are? Do we imagine how life is for them...
Why did I tell my friends that I hoped and prayed Nigeria soon got knocked out of the World cup? Why did I jump when France scored its first goal against Nigeria and dance when they scored the second? The answer is not that I am not patriotic; on the contrary, I love Nigerian life as much or more than any. It’s simple – Nigeria did not and does not deserve to be at the World cup and does not deserve any sort of ‘victory’ from it.
Where are our girls? Our daughters have been in the jungle, raped and killed by ‘Shekau’ for three long months and our adults are running around a pitch, tapping a leather ball and hoping to dance victory dances? Do we think of all the girls with ‘Shekau’ who are fans of the national team and would have loved to be watching the matches at home as we are? Do we imagine how life is for them...
Now they have practically acclimatized and accepted their destiny as the
‘prostitutes’ of randy terrorists? Do we imagine what their families –
also soccer fans – are going through as we relax and enjoy the world cup
games? If we did, where is the evidence?
If it was any other nation, our players would have requested a minute extra for prayers for all the victims of Boko Haram – the Nigerian terrorist group that operates with arms and ammunition from the nations armory and abducted our girls and has continued to kill and bomb freely for four years with under the full impunity of our state security services.
If it was any other nation, our players would have requested a minute extra for prayers for all the victims of Boko Haram – the Nigerian terrorist group that operates with arms and ammunition from the nations armory and abducted our girls and has continued to kill and bomb freely for four years with under the full impunity of our state security services.
But no, our players simply went to play without any respect or
compassion publicly showed for the victims of state tolerated and
sponsored terror. No, our players did not wear perhaps, red-colored
wrist bands in solidarity with the victims of Boko Haram. No, our
players did not carry #BringBackOurGirls placards in Brazil, and of
course, no, they did not do the ultimate – refuse to play, damning and
staking all to stand for justice.
What use would a victory have been for us? Who is ‘us?’ What nation do we have that deserves a victory? Are we a people? What global opportunities do we expect to gain from a football victory? What globe? Is it the same global players who came to Nigeria to allegedly help us rescue our girls, but rather switched to installing their agenda in Nigeria immediately they arrived, forgetting the mission for which they were given a limited invitation? Is it for accolades and credits from the same world that has sponsored the destruction of Libya, Syria, Iraq, Bosnia and what have you… that we want to please by proving we can play football?
If these innocent girls were kidnapped in any other nation on earth, an armed search party of thousands of civilian volunteers would have set out three months ago to comb the jungles of and around Sambisa for these girls and the hundreds of other girls and boys abducted before and after April 14, 2014; but not Nigeria: we all sat down, at best, carried placards or sent out tweets with a certain hashtag, and then we bought popcorn and coca cola and sat back to watch Nigeria ‘win.’
I rejoiced in our loss. We deserved it for more reasons than one. We are a nation at loss. We are a lost nation.
Dr. Peregrino Brimah
http://ENDS.ng [Every Nigerian Do Something]
What use would a victory have been for us? Who is ‘us?’ What nation do we have that deserves a victory? Are we a people? What global opportunities do we expect to gain from a football victory? What globe? Is it the same global players who came to Nigeria to allegedly help us rescue our girls, but rather switched to installing their agenda in Nigeria immediately they arrived, forgetting the mission for which they were given a limited invitation? Is it for accolades and credits from the same world that has sponsored the destruction of Libya, Syria, Iraq, Bosnia and what have you… that we want to please by proving we can play football?
If these innocent girls were kidnapped in any other nation on earth, an armed search party of thousands of civilian volunteers would have set out three months ago to comb the jungles of and around Sambisa for these girls and the hundreds of other girls and boys abducted before and after April 14, 2014; but not Nigeria: we all sat down, at best, carried placards or sent out tweets with a certain hashtag, and then we bought popcorn and coca cola and sat back to watch Nigeria ‘win.’
I rejoiced in our loss. We deserved it for more reasons than one. We are a nation at loss. We are a lost nation.
Dr. Peregrino Brimah
http://ENDS.ng [Every Nigerian Do Something]
Email: drbrimah@ends.ng Twitter: @EveryNigerian
Boobs Exposing Saga: Cossy Fights Dirty With Ebube Nwagbo
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When Cossy posted her raunchy pix on the social media to celebrate the
Super Eagles last week, one lady who was not happy with her display is
fellow actress Ebube Nwagbo. So, immediately the Eagles lost their match
in the group of 16 stage, she was quick to blast Cossy and others who
expose their body. She said:
But Cossy is not a lady who takes such attack lightly. She went all out to expose Ebube...
Boko Haram's Source of Deadly Weapons and Money Exposed
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When Washington imposed sanctions in June 2012 on Boko Haram leader
Abubakar Shekau, he dismissed it as an empty gesture. Two years later,
Shekau’s skepticism appears well founded: his militant group is now the
biggest security threat to Africa’s top oil producer, he is richer than
ever, more violent and its abductions of many women and children
continue with impunity.
As the United States, Nigeria and others struggle to track and choke off its funding, Reuters interviews with more than a dozen current and former U.S. officials who closely follow Boko Haram provide the most complete picture to date of how the group finances its activities.
Central to the militant group’s approach includes using hard-to-track human couriers to move cash, relying on the local funding sources and engaging in only limited financial relationships with other extremists groups. It also has reaped millions from high-profile kidnappings.
As the United States, Nigeria and others struggle to track and choke off its funding, Reuters interviews with more than a dozen current and former U.S. officials who closely follow Boko Haram provide the most complete picture to date of how the group finances its activities.
Central to the militant group’s approach includes using hard-to-track human couriers to move cash, relying on the local funding sources and engaging in only limited financial relationships with other extremists groups. It also has reaped millions from high-profile kidnappings.
Last year, Boko Haram was paid an equivalent of about $3.15m by French and Cameroonian negotiators before a wealthy man and his family they held hostage were released, according to a confidential Nigerian government report later obtained by Reuters...
“Our suspicions are that they are surviving on very lucrative criminal
activities that involve kidnappings,” U.S. Assistant Secretary of State
for African Affairs Linda Thomas-Greenfield said in an interview. Until
now, U.S. officials have declined to discuss Boko Haram’s financing in
such detail.
The United States has stepped up cooperation with Nigeria to gather intelligence on Boko Haram, whose militants are killing civilians almost daily in its north-eastern Nigerian stronghold. But the lack of international financial ties to the group limit the measures the United States can use to undermine it, such as financial sanctions.
The U.S. Treasury normally relies on a range of measures to track financial transactions of terrorist groups, but Boko Haram appears to operate largely outside the banking system.
To fund its murderous network, Boko Haram uses a system of couriers to move cash around inside Nigeria and across the porous borders from neighboring African states, according to the officials interviewed by Reuters.
In designating Boko Haram as a terrorist organisation last year, the Obama administration characterised the group as a violent extremist organisation with links to al Qaeda.
The Treasury Department said in a statement to Reuters that the United States has seen evidence that Boko Haram has received financial support from al Qaeda in the Islamic Magreb (AQIM), an offshoot of the jihadist group founded by Osama bin Laden.
But that support is limited. Officials with deep knowledge of Boko Haram’s finances say that any links with al Qaeda or its affiliates are inconsequential to Boko Haram’s overall funding.
“Any financial support AQIM might still be providing Boko Haram would pale in comparison to the resources it gets from criminal activities,” said one U.S. official, speaking on condition of anonymity.
Assessments differ, one US estimate of financial transfers from AQIM was in the low hundreds of thousands of dollars. That compares with the millions of dollars that Boko Haram is estimated to make through its kidnap and ransom operations.
Lucrative kidnapping racket
Ransoms appear to be the main source of funding for Boko Haram’s five-year-old Islamist insurgency in Nigeria, whose 170 million people are split roughly evenly between Christians and Muslims, said the U.S. officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
In February last year, armed men on motorcycles snatched Frenchman Tanguy Moulin-Fournier, his wife and four children, and his brother while they were on holiday near the Waza National Park in Cameroon, close to the Nigerian border. They were paid heavily before the hostages were released.
Figures vary on how much Boko Haram earns from kidnappings. Some U.S. officials estimate the group is paid as much as $1m for the release of each abducted wealthy Nigerian.
It is widely assumed in Nigeria that Boko Haram receives support from religious sympathisers in Nigeria, said to including some wealthy professionals and northern Nigerians who dislike the government, although little evidence has been made public to support this claim.
The United States has stepped up cooperation with Nigeria to gather intelligence on Boko Haram, whose militants are killing civilians almost daily in its north-eastern Nigerian stronghold. But the lack of international financial ties to the group limit the measures the United States can use to undermine it, such as financial sanctions.
The U.S. Treasury normally relies on a range of measures to track financial transactions of terrorist groups, but Boko Haram appears to operate largely outside the banking system.
To fund its murderous network, Boko Haram uses a system of couriers to move cash around inside Nigeria and across the porous borders from neighboring African states, according to the officials interviewed by Reuters.
In designating Boko Haram as a terrorist organisation last year, the Obama administration characterised the group as a violent extremist organisation with links to al Qaeda.
The Treasury Department said in a statement to Reuters that the United States has seen evidence that Boko Haram has received financial support from al Qaeda in the Islamic Magreb (AQIM), an offshoot of the jihadist group founded by Osama bin Laden.
But that support is limited. Officials with deep knowledge of Boko Haram’s finances say that any links with al Qaeda or its affiliates are inconsequential to Boko Haram’s overall funding.
“Any financial support AQIM might still be providing Boko Haram would pale in comparison to the resources it gets from criminal activities,” said one U.S. official, speaking on condition of anonymity.
Assessments differ, one US estimate of financial transfers from AQIM was in the low hundreds of thousands of dollars. That compares with the millions of dollars that Boko Haram is estimated to make through its kidnap and ransom operations.
Lucrative kidnapping racket
Ransoms appear to be the main source of funding for Boko Haram’s five-year-old Islamist insurgency in Nigeria, whose 170 million people are split roughly evenly between Christians and Muslims, said the U.S. officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
In February last year, armed men on motorcycles snatched Frenchman Tanguy Moulin-Fournier, his wife and four children, and his brother while they were on holiday near the Waza National Park in Cameroon, close to the Nigerian border. They were paid heavily before the hostages were released.
Figures vary on how much Boko Haram earns from kidnappings. Some U.S. officials estimate the group is paid as much as $1m for the release of each abducted wealthy Nigerian.
It is widely assumed in Nigeria that Boko Haram receives support from religious sympathisers in Nigeria, said to including some wealthy professionals and northern Nigerians who dislike the government, although little evidence has been made public to support this claim.
I Use 11 Pack of Human Hair which cost N500k on my Hair...……Muma Gee
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The singer, who welcomed her set of twins some months back, has disclosed that part of her hard earned resources goes on her hair.
According to Muma Gee, it only takes a special and patient person to make her hair which takes up to eight hours to be through.
She explained that she invest about half a million just to get her hair done, because of the high cost of human hair which she says is about N60,000 and she uses 11 packs of it.
The artiste was quick to explain that it is actually the hair pieces that can go for that amount and those hair can actually last for years.
She explained that, “I have had had hair extensions that have lasted for 10years. Each time I remove the waves, I take it to hair companies and they treat the hair and they are as good as new.”
Uduaghan Settles Kefee’s Hospital Bill, Body To Arrive Nigeria Soon
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late kefee and hubby. A few days ago, the Nigerian community
in Las Vegas, United States issued a statement appealing for the release
of the body of the late singer Kefee, who died on June 13,2014 from
lung failure after 15 days in a coma at Desert Spring Hospital, Las
Vegas. A statement signed by its president, Festus Ebonka read, “We
appeal to Nigerians to help take her remains back
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Founder of Boko Haram is a member of the opposition – FFK
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While speaking on Channels TV’s breakfast show, Sunrise Daily, this
morning June 30th, former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, who
recently dumped the APC for PDP, said the founder of terrorist group,
Boko Haram, is an indigene of Borno state and is also a key official of
the opposition. He also said Boko Haram is the armed wing of the
opposition. Some of what he said below…
“It is very clear that the founder of Boko Haram, the person that actually founded Boko Haram when he was in office…and I won’t mention his name on Television but everybody knows who it is, is from Borno state. He is alive and well. He is a key member of the opposition. Again I look at the utterances of the official spokesman of the opposition last year, that is Lai Mohammed, where he protested at the fact that Boko Haram was proscribed by the federal government where he said it was unconstitutional for the federal government to do so. He needs to explain why it is he would want to protect and support an organization that has killed almost 15,000 Nigerians as at that time and is against the fact that they were being proscribed to protect Nigerians.
“If you compare what’s happening in Nigeria to what happened in Ireland some years ago, you had Sinn Fein on the one hand and then you had the IRA on the other. The IRA was the armed wing of Sinn Fein and as far as I’m concerned, Boko Haram could well be described as the armed wing of the opposition, today.”
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Fashola Gives His Frank Take On What Happened In Ekiti
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As the ink is yet to dry on the analysis of results of the recent Ekiti
poll and the landslides that are reminiscent of 1983 under the
now-defunct NPN (National Party of Nigeria) now seems like child’s play,
I feel compelled to comment for many reasons, which I will summarise
below:
The Eminent Public Commentators
These are some of our most seasonal, informed and respected columnists, whose back page writings have shaped opinion in the public space on the many Nigerian newspapers. As I read several of them in the week commencing on Monday the 23rd of June, 2014, they all seemed to be saying, “We got this wrong”.
Interestingly, none of them could have called this result a week before without raising eyebrows about their credibility. The word on the street was that the incumbent had served his people well. About this, there was no debate. Whether it would be enough to secure victory was another matter.
If these eminent commentators were willing to stick their necks out one week before the election, I guess the worst prediction perhaps would have been to suggest that it would be a close election.
The Eminent Public Commentators
These are some of our most seasonal, informed and respected columnists, whose back page writings have shaped opinion in the public space on the many Nigerian newspapers. As I read several of them in the week commencing on Monday the 23rd of June, 2014, they all seemed to be saying, “We got this wrong”.
Interestingly, none of them could have called this result a week before without raising eyebrows about their credibility. The word on the street was that the incumbent had served his people well. About this, there was no debate. Whether it would be enough to secure victory was another matter.
If these eminent commentators were willing to stick their necks out one week before the election, I guess the worst prediction perhaps would have been to suggest that it would be a close election.
If a good governor did not win his ward, let alone his local government, none of the deputy governor, three senators, all the House of Assembly members won their local governments, the question that arises in my mind is: Is this logical human behaviour?
Stephen Keshi and Joseph Yobo quit Super Eagles
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Super
Eagles coach, Stephen Keshi and the team captain Joseph Yobo have both
quit the team after failing to qualify to the quarter-final stage of the
2014 World Cup, Vanguard reports.
Speaking this evening after the Eagles' loss to France in the round of 16, Keshi said it was time to move on.
Speaking this evening after the Eagles' loss to France in the round of 16, Keshi said it was time to move on.
"I have to go back to my family and face fresh challenges,” Keshi said.Eagles Captain, Yobo Joseph also said he's had enough and can go no further as national team player. “I think I should give the younger ones the opportunity to forge ahead. I have nothing new to offer.”
Police nab Ernest Nwankwo, pastor accused of running a ritualists’ den
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The woman, Rosemary Chukwu, claimed her pastor had sent her to kidnap the boy for ritual purpose.
According to Vanguard, Nwankwo, who was arrested around Ebute Metta area of Lagos yesterday, is currently at the State Criminal Investigation Department, Yaba, Lagos.
Nwankwo has since denied that the building on Oshodi Street in Ikorodu where eight victims were found is a ritualists' den. He said the building was used to keep lunatics.
Acid victim Naomi Oni releases new pics and reveals she's started dating again
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Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Prominent Northern politician and former minister, Umaru Dikko, dies
Prominent Northern politician and one time Minister of Transport
during the second republic, Umaru Dikko has died at the age of
78. His son, Bello Dikko confirmed his death.
Dikko was said to have died in the early hours of today July 1st at a London hospital where he has been undergoing treatment for an undisclosed illness. Family sources say he'd suffered three strokes in a row. Mr Dikko was a minister during the Shagari Government (from 1979-1983). May his soul rest in peace Amen.
Dikko was said to have died in the early hours of today July 1st at a London hospital where he has been undergoing treatment for an undisclosed illness. Family sources say he'd suffered three strokes in a row. Mr Dikko was a minister during the Shagari Government (from 1979-1983). May his soul rest in peace Amen.


Ms Oni released these beautiful new photos and revealed that she has started dating again. Speaking with UK Close magazine, the 23 year old, who was single for a while following the incident after her boyfriend dumped her two months after the attack, said she recently had a boyfriend, and although it has since ended, the relationship really boosted her confidence.
"He said I was gorgeous and completely took me by surprise - he approached me in the street and said he'd read about my story and thought I was so inspirational that he wanted to take me out.
'Things didn’t work out with the guy I was seeing and we’re just friends, but it’s boosted my self-esteem. 'I'm enjoying being single at the moment but I'm ready to fall in love again with the right person. 'Naomi said. All the best to her!!
My Woman Wants To Kill Me In The Bedroom
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We already live together and as it is now every night I must do something...
My productivity in the office is dropping and one of my friend told me last week that am reducing. I believe him as I can feel it inside that this woman is becoming too big for me and this is making me to think too much.
I wish I can leave her and run away. Why can't she just reduce her weight? I can't even tell her. *am sad*
Actress Eniola Badmus Denies Fighting Funke Akindele
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Actress, Eniola Badmus has denied ever fighting Funke Akindele, stating that the rumours that they are fighting have no grounds and are baseless. She also thanked her fans for voting her as the best actress at the just held City People Entertainment Awards in Ikeja.
” I am so excited to win this award because I never expected it, more so this is my first award ever. Even if I don’t win this award, I feel highly honoured to be recognised among others in the industry. It is not easy to be on the nominees’ list of City People, let alone winning it. I appreciate the organisers and my fans who took their time and money to vote for me. May God be with you all. I dedicate this award to my 83-year-old father, Badoosky, who at age 83 is still kicking . I am also giving this to my colleagues, like Femi Adebayo, Toyin Aimakhu, Funke Akindele and others.
“Let me say here that the rumour that I and Funke Akindele are in a serious cold war is not true. I can never engage in a fight with her because she is a strong pillar behind me in the industry. She brought me into the industry, and I have featured in so many movies through her before my name got registered in people’s minds. So, why should I be fighting with her? Moreso, what would have warranted that? We are not fighting, we are in good terms”.
Dear Men; 5 Secrets To Understanding Women
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There
are some needs women have that are generally at the root of much of the
confusion surrounding what they want. As a husband, recognizing these
needs has helped me understand my wife better and has deepened our
relationship immensely.
1. Empathy
When your wife comes to you with her problems, the typical guy response is to whip out the tools and get cracking on fixing everything up. This works sometimes, but most of the time it ends up backfiring. Why is that? Because in reality, she doesn’t want you to fix her problems. She just wants to have someone who can empathize with her.
The power of vulnerability and empathy can fuel a connection in your relationship that will never be found in the simple response of trying to make things better. While the latter is always easier, it’s really the former that helps us to understand.
2. Safety
To go along with empathy, women want to feel safe. When they come to you with their problems, they want to feel like it’s a safe place, where they aren’t judged or dismissed as crazy or overly worrisome. They want their feelings validated. If you can’t provide that safety, don’t be surprised if your wife turns to her mother or her girlfriends to discuss her problems.
This desire for safety may also explain the physical desires of women. For the most part, women tend to want to date and marry someone taller than they are, or someone who is muscular. Those things are merely a representation of their desire to be physically safe as well as emotionally.
3. Self-esteem
The fact is that it’s not just women who deal with issues of self-esteem. They simply express that need in a more outward fashion than men do. Because of that, this need must be answered in similar fashion. They need to feel loved. They need to feel that you have confidence in their importance. They don’t need to be made to feel stupid or insignificant.
We live in a world where women are objectified everywhere they go. The expectations for perfection are overwhelming. Don’t allow yourself to get caught up in that culture. You chose your wife for several reasons. Remind her of those reasons often.
4. Don’t generalize
After all is said and done, it’s difficult to understand women because they tend to be subject to base generalizations. Whether it’s about their emotions or driving skills, some men tend to paint all women with one large brush. But that shouldn’t be the case.
5. Even with the aforementioned suggestions, each woman has different needs surrounding her. One way to approach empathy with one woman may not work with another. Each has her own personality, dreams and desires. So don’t get caught up in generalizing the needs of your wife. While she may sometimes “act like a woman,” always taking that approach can make it difficult for you to see her for who she really is.
Conclusion
There are a number of ways to tackle the age-old enigma of how women think. But in my personal history, I’ve found that most of them are wrong. Progress begins, first, when we stop trying to focus on trying to understand them and, instead, put our energy into just loving them in the way they need to be loved.
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1. Empathy
When your wife comes to you with her problems, the typical guy response is to whip out the tools and get cracking on fixing everything up. This works sometimes, but most of the time it ends up backfiring. Why is that? Because in reality, she doesn’t want you to fix her problems. She just wants to have someone who can empathize with her.
The power of vulnerability and empathy can fuel a connection in your relationship that will never be found in the simple response of trying to make things better. While the latter is always easier, it’s really the former that helps us to understand.
2. Safety
To go along with empathy, women want to feel safe. When they come to you with their problems, they want to feel like it’s a safe place, where they aren’t judged or dismissed as crazy or overly worrisome. They want their feelings validated. If you can’t provide that safety, don’t be surprised if your wife turns to her mother or her girlfriends to discuss her problems.
This desire for safety may also explain the physical desires of women. For the most part, women tend to want to date and marry someone taller than they are, or someone who is muscular. Those things are merely a representation of their desire to be physically safe as well as emotionally.
3. Self-esteem
The fact is that it’s not just women who deal with issues of self-esteem. They simply express that need in a more outward fashion than men do. Because of that, this need must be answered in similar fashion. They need to feel loved. They need to feel that you have confidence in their importance. They don’t need to be made to feel stupid or insignificant.
We live in a world where women are objectified everywhere they go. The expectations for perfection are overwhelming. Don’t allow yourself to get caught up in that culture. You chose your wife for several reasons. Remind her of those reasons often.
4. Don’t generalize
After all is said and done, it’s difficult to understand women because they tend to be subject to base generalizations. Whether it’s about their emotions or driving skills, some men tend to paint all women with one large brush. But that shouldn’t be the case.
5. Even with the aforementioned suggestions, each woman has different needs surrounding her. One way to approach empathy with one woman may not work with another. Each has her own personality, dreams and desires. So don’t get caught up in generalizing the needs of your wife. While she may sometimes “act like a woman,” always taking that approach can make it difficult for you to see her for who she really is.
Conclusion
There are a number of ways to tackle the age-old enigma of how women think. But in my personal history, I’ve found that most of them are wrong. Progress begins, first, when we stop trying to focus on trying to understand them and, instead, put our energy into just loving them in the way they need to be loved.
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Adaeze Yobo slams haters over Joseph Yobo's own goal
11:43:00 am
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This was highly expected because
of their Instagram popularity.Adaeze, wife of Super Eagles Captain,
Joseph has become the butt of twitter and instagram jokes after her
husband accidental goal yesterday.They took out their annoyance on her
and not one to back down ,She fired back on instagram.
All you hateful people that didn't even realise it was own goal at first Heck, most of y'll didn't even watch that last minute part of the match that's if Nepa gave yu light to watch the game at all but as soon as they confirmed it was own goal by yobo' Y'all be like let's go ham on his wife (that bitch) steady posting Louboutin pics on ig. #theirisgodo #toobadwelost but #goodgamefromyoboandtheteam #teamnigeria moving on, congrats to Joseph yobo for being the first Nigerian player to get to 100 caps. #recordholder #idontbreak #idontevenbend #ijustlaughatyourbitterness
Common, you guys should cut
families of players and coaches some slack.It is irresponsible for fans
to blast their families after a game loss.Despite the own goal and some
few errors, Yobo was one of the best defender today especially in the
first half.
Beyoncé Named The Most Powerful Celebrity In The World (See Full List)
11:41:00 am
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Singer Beyonce, has been named the most powerful celebrity in the world by Forbes magazine.
The magazine, yesterday June 30th, unveiled its Celebrity 100 and
listed her above every other celeb in the world. Her husband Jay Z
surprisingly came a distant 6th.
Out
of the 10 most powerful and highest earning celebs of 2014, 7 of them
are blacks, Pop star Justin Bieber fell to 33 in 2014 from been number 9
in 2013, while tennis player Roger Federer, director Steven Spielberg
and rock band Bon Jovi dropped out of the top 10 in this year.
See top ten list below...
See the top 10 most powerful celebs and how much they earned from June 2013 to June 2014 below..
1. Beyonce: $115million
2. LeBron James - $72million,
3. Dr. Dre - $620million
4.Oprah Winfrey- $82million
5. Ellen DeGeneres - $70million
6 .Jay Z - $60million
7. Floyd Mayweather- $105million
8. Rihanna - $48million
9. Katy Perry- $40million
10. Robert Downey Jnr - $75million.
Nigeria: Police Denies Escape of Eight Abducted Chibok Girls
2:09:00 pm
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The Police Command in Borno said on Wednesday that no new abducted student of Government Girls Secondary School (GGSS), Chibok, had escaped from captivity.
There were speculations that eight of the abducted school girls escaped from their captors.
The Commissioner of Police in the state, Alhaji Lawan Tanko, told newsmen in Maiduguri that the story was not true.
"I want to state without fear of contradiction that I never confirmed the escape of eight of the abducted GGSS, Chibok girls.
"I do not even know the author of the story," he said.
Tanko advised journalists to always cross check their facts before going to press.
"The story has caused me some embarrassment because I never spoke to anybody on the issue.
"If truly, any of the girls had escaped, we will not hesitate in giving the media the information.
"It is sad that a journalist can just create a non-existing story and attribute same to me," he said.
NAN recalls that over 200 female students of the school were abducted on April 14 by suspected insurgents. (NAN)
Nigeria: World Cup - Why Victor Moses Was Kept On the Bench - Keshi
2:07:00 pm
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The Super Eagles Head Coach, Stephen Keshi,
has offered explanations on why Victor was confined to the bench in
Nigeria's last two outings at the World Cup.
The Big Boss claimed there was no iota of truth in reports suggesting he had some personal issues with Victor Moses.
After not being listed as a starter for the Argentina game, Moses was reportedly angered and opted to sit in the stands instead of the bench with his colleagues.
However, according to a press statement from Eagles Media officer, Ben Alaiya, the Big Boss claimed there was no iota of truth in the rumoured in-fighting.
"It's purely medical. My last child is older than Moses, so why will I quarrel with my son? People must find out facts and not speculate especially when we have a capable media person in our midst," Keshi was quoted as saying.
The coach went on to add that Moses had a muscle strain that was discovered by the team's medics after the first game against Iran and he was advised to rest it so that he could come out better in subsequent games.
"We can understand that all players want to play at the big stage but it's up to us and the medical team to manage their career and balance it with due diligence regarding their health and that is why we have not played him. We hope he would be back in training later on Thursday," Keshi said.
Moses watched the Super Eagles match against Argentina from the stands with technical officials and was not dressed for the encounter. However, he looks ready to join the fray in the game against France more so as Babatunde Michael is out injured.
The Big Boss claimed there was no iota of truth in reports suggesting he had some personal issues with Victor Moses.
After not being listed as a starter for the Argentina game, Moses was reportedly angered and opted to sit in the stands instead of the bench with his colleagues.
However, according to a press statement from Eagles Media officer, Ben Alaiya, the Big Boss claimed there was no iota of truth in the rumoured in-fighting.
"It's purely medical. My last child is older than Moses, so why will I quarrel with my son? People must find out facts and not speculate especially when we have a capable media person in our midst," Keshi was quoted as saying.
The coach went on to add that Moses had a muscle strain that was discovered by the team's medics after the first game against Iran and he was advised to rest it so that he could come out better in subsequent games.
"We can understand that all players want to play at the big stage but it's up to us and the medical team to manage their career and balance it with due diligence regarding their health and that is why we have not played him. We hope he would be back in training later on Thursday," Keshi said.
Moses watched the Super Eagles match against Argentina from the stands with technical officials and was not dressed for the encounter. However, he looks ready to join the fray in the game against France more so as Babatunde Michael is out injured.
Queiroz : Iran Should Learn From W/Cup Experience
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Queiroz : Iran Should Learn From W/Cup Experience
Iran still had a chance of reaching the last 16 from Group F, only to suffer a 3-1 loss to Bosnia-Herzegovina in Salvador on Wednesday while the Super Eagles of Nigeria qualified for the Round of 16 despite a narrow 3-2 defeat to Argentina.
Queiroz, not offered a new deal, said Iran were capable of success at the showpiece event.
“The most important thing is to learn. If my players work and invest in the future, they have the same chances as any other national team in the world,” he said.
“There is a long way to go, but we must start working again ‘tomorrow’.”
Edin Dzeko, Miralem Pjanic and Avdija Vrsajevic scored as Bosnia secured their first ever World Cup win, while Reza Ghoochannejhad was on the scoresheet for Iran.
Queiroz lamented mistakes made by his team and their failure to take their opportunities.
“We tried our best. The players fought and left everything on the field, but the experience of the Bosnian players in our last group game prevailed,” he said.
“It’s a pity we didn’t take our chances and we made mistakes in our defensive line, ” the former Real Madrid coach said.
Iran drew goalless with the Nigerian national team and still had the possibility of reaching the knock out stages at the expense of the Nigerian side but failed to do so with the outcome of Wednesday’s games.
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