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Jesse Jagz is back again with a new music video titled ‘Redemption’. This is the first material since he left Chocolate City. Enjoy! Watch Video here

Abubakar Shekau, Boko Haram chief, was described by Nigeria’s military as a video tiger. The military says that it’s an obvious “empty propaganda”  by the Boko Haram’s leader, which claims that soldiers have retreated during an ongoing offensive. The military insisted that the campaign has heavily damaged the Islamist insurgents. In a video obtained by AFP on Tuesday, Shekau said soldiers have at times “turned and ran” when facing Islamist fighters and rejected military boasting about the success of the operation. “We consider it as empty propoganda,” defence spokesman Brigadier General Chris Olukolade said of the video. “To the best of our understanding, at the moment the insurgents are in disarray. They are on the run and so many of them have been captured,” he told AFP. He declined to provide figures of those captured or killed in the operation launched on May 15 after President Goodluck Jonathan declared a state of emergency in Borno, Adamawa and Yobe, three nort

One of the most influential women in the world, Oprah Winfrey, was in tears, today as she received a honorary doctorate degree from Harvard University during the university’s 362nd commencement. The ceremony brought tears or emotion to the 59-year-old media titan as she received her honorary doctorate degree. Oprah has her own television network — OWN — and has an estimated net worth of $2.7 billion.

W hen married couples live like brother and sister. No sex for years and they insist they are happy. A re they deluded - or just honest? Read and tell us what you think... Most evenings, with their little girl safely tucked up in bed, Charlotte and Chris Everiss (pictured right) enjoy a kiss and a cuddle on the sofa in front of the television. Happily married for a decade, the couple cannot bear to even imagine their lives without one another. Yet, astonishingly, they haven’t made love for more than two years. Both insist that their marriage, which followed a two-year courtship after meeting on a dating website, is stronger than most. It’s just that sex, they say, is not important to their happiness. ‘We still turn each other on but we don’t want to take it any further,’ says Charlotte. ‘We don’t have the time or the energy. ‘I find it hard switching off knowing that our four-year-old, Addison, is in the next bedroom. I think if Chris really missed sex he

It's 5pm so my eyes could be deceiving me....or is that really...?

Some like it elaborate, while some like it low key. Super producer and singer J Martins and his bride Nnezi Mbila went for a super low key wedding. The longtime lovers held their white wedding and wedding reception yesterday Thursday May 30th at Protea Hotel Oakwood in Lekki, Lagos. P-Square, Uti Nwachukwu, AY, Jude Okoye, footballer Ikechukwu Uche, Senator Ayim Pius Ayim, the governor of Abia State, Theodore Orji and many others were there to celebrate with the couple! J. Martins and Nnezi had their traditional wedding in January 2012. Happy married life to them!

Imo State Governor, Chief Rochas Okorocha,  Wednesday dismissed allegations in some quarters that he took a loan of N100 billion to finance some capital projects in the state. He described the allegations as mere cheap propaganda by those uncomfortable with his rescue mission programme anchored on transparency and accountability. Okorocha, who spoke while giving account of his stewardship for the past two years to the people of the state, explained that his administration which met a decayed and neglected state had through efficient and judicious utilisation of available resources, repositioned the state. With a graphic detail of revenues and expenditures, the governor revealed that his administration, shortly after inception, discovered a hidden N551 million in a bank in Aba, Abia State. The governor, who described himself as a child of circumstances divinely sent to rescue the people, said apart from meeting a council fund of N2 billion from June 2011, the total am

A speech made by Azemohor Frank yesterday. I appeal to Nigerian universities and polytechnics to please note that the National Examination Council’s Senior Secondary Certificate Examination for 2013 will start on Saturday, June 1 and end on July 12 so that their post-UTME test dates won’t clash with the NECO exam as was the case last year. Secondly, I will want all exam committees of the various institutions of higher learning in the country to please meet and fix different days so that already confused students will have better time to travel from one school to another.

he team led by Mikel Obi’s younger brother Edgar Obi also includes Charass, No2, Mr Jay and Kido. This is their first official music video for new single - MMM Gang Anthem. Continue... mmmrecordz Visit www.mmmrecords.org for more info on the MMM GANG or contact the management company www.m4synergy.com m4synergy@gmail.com "

Ask yourself, is it worth it? Is another guy worth losing the one you have now? Is flirting with another guy worth seeing your guy feel devastated? Is seeing another guy worth seeing your guy cry? Is cheating on your guy with another guy worth making him feel hurt? Is lying to your guy about the other guy worth the disappointment from him when he'll hear it from other people? Is leaving the guy who's always been there for you for some guy who ruined the relationship worth it?   Now think of where you are going, is it gonna be a bed of roses? Won’t you face misunderstandings which might even be terrible than the ones you want to escape, is the guy you are gonna date a heaven sent angel that he is perfect in everything? Are you really determined that you won’t regret? Come on you guys built this relationship for so long now why quitting it? Don’t you think there are very many single ladies out there who are willing to replace you? Think about it before you move on.

As the country celebrates another Democracy Day, the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has said that the federal government has not done enough to alleviate the poverty and suffering of Nigerians. This was contained in a communique issued at the end of the NLC’s National Executive Council meeting yesterday in Abuja and signed by its national president, Abdulwaheed Omar. Omar said, “Although, the economy is said to have recorded a growth rate of about 7 per cent, it has created few or no jobs, leading to an all-time high unemployment records. Whereas official figures put unemployment rate at 24 per cent, there are indicators to believe that the actual estimate could be as high as 60 per cent or higher. Nearly all of our employable youths remain unemployed, constituting a veritable army of the hungry, disillusioned and angry with great potential for undermining the peace and security of the nation.” “Critical infrastructure continue to decay just as power generation continue

Abuja – Govs. Liyel Imoke of Cross River, Sullivan Chime of Enugu and Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State on Wednesday called for unity among Nigerians to move the nation forward. The  governors, in their goodwill messages on the 14th Democracy Day celebration, noted that Nigeria as a nation, has come to stay as one entity. In a broadcast to mark the Democracy Day in Calabar, Imoke said that democracy offered hope of achieving and strengthening the democratic environment that all Nigerians aspire to live in. According to him, the democratic successes achieved in the past 14 years of democracy, have exceeded expectations. “In 1999, when this democratic dispensation commenced, our ideals and ambitions were indeed lofty and to some, even unattainable. “This achievement demands collective commendation for every facet of our society as detractors only served to spur us on towards reaching out desired result. “Consequently, the results of our collective efforts have become evident and

One actress who really struggled for several years in Nollywood before she eventually got her big break is Halima Abubakar. She saw the challenges, faced them and eventually conquered. But she said it no longer easy for up and coming actresses who are gifted but are not being allowed to prove themselves in the industry due to the high level tribalism of the Igbos who control the industry and are now making themselves lord over others. See her complains below... “I have experienced tribalism, I know people would say it is a lie, but that is the truth. Why have those from a particular group not reached out to people who are not specifically from their areas? “I have worked with a lot of Igbos, my marketer is Igbo, I have worked with a lot of them and I know those I have not worked with, I have not seen the right roles for me yet, but I believe they will come. " But how about others, who are independently shooting movies , does that mean those are the only set of