This interview was conducted in French and a brief translation is given below: apologies to all those who don't speak french; however if you do enjoy...
Sunday, 17 March 2013
D'banj's baby sister got proposed to by a CoolFM personality
Oladotun Ojuolape Kayode is a Cool FM On Air Personality who suprised his girlfrieng; Taiwo Oyebanjo this evening with an engagement proposal. This happened in South Africa. I guess we should expect another big wedding soon. Congrats to both of them.
Yvonne Nelson and John Dumelo showing their authentic side to fans
Happy Sunday guys, Laugh off with me to this clip of the day showing Yvonne Nelson and best pal John Dumelo making fun of themselves by giving their fans an authentic side of who they are. Loving the dynamics between them. .......
Nigeria is ahead with the most Africa’s FDI of aprox $8.9bn
In January 2013, The minister of Trade and Investments, Olusengum Aganga, said N8.5 trillion FDIs are coming to Nigeria over the next 5 years as a direct consequences of the Federal Government that would attract investors to the country. This means its ongoing reform is growing in strength.
In 2011, Nigeria was the leading investment destination in Africa after recording a foreign direct investment (FDI) of $8.9 billion, said Olusegun Aganga, Minister of Trade and Investment, at the ongoing FBN Capital Conference in Lagos. The $8.9 billion represented about 16 percent of Africa’s total FDI of $55 billion in 2011.
Just like Yvonne Okoro, Rita Dominic and Obi Emelonye were choked as the most nominated for the 2013 AMAA Awards
Still recovering from success of the recently held AfricaMagic Viewers’ Choice Awards winning a whooping three awards, Obi Emelonye has yet again landed a record breaking with his 2012 film, “Last Flight To Abuja”, recieving the highest number of nominations for this year’s Africa Movies Academy Awards. Not fogetting Rita Dominic in The Meeting.....
Photos from the 2013 AMAA nominations party in Malawi

Having the most nominations, it is only normal that Nollywood and Ghallywood stars stepped out in numbers for the nomination party that took place in Malawi this week Friday Night .More pictures after the cut.....
Francophone filmmakers take the lead at the AMAA 2013 nominations
It has been a tradition to have a dominant country since 2005 when the first edition of the Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA) was held, but it is predicted that this year these countries will forfeits its lead to another film making country. This may well be the turn of French-speaking film making countries to dominate as they lead the pack of films submitted from across Africa and the Diaspora. Surprisingly this for the first time this year the number of films submitted was totalling 671 films, approximately 50% up against the previous editions. Definitely showing the African film industry is growing and being watched across the globe.
Yvonne Okoro’s gets six nominations for ‘The Contract’ at the 2013 AMAA Awards
First time behind the camera as a producer, Yvonne Okoro’s first, self-produced movie “The Contract”, directed by Shirley Frimpong-Manso, was shortlisted in six nominations for the African Movie Academy Awards(AMAA). Like this was not enough for the night, the talented actress crowned the evening by being nominated as Best Actress in a leading role. The nominations party was held in Malawi on Friday night.
Saturday, 16 March 2013
Charlyboy mourns the gruesome death of cousin
Viewer discretion is strongly advised
On March 12. Charlyboy announced not only the abduction of his cousin via twitter, but he also confirmed he was eventually killed by his abductors. Emeka Aseme, was a business tycoon and a hotelier. His body was found in a bush path with eyes, sexual organs and others all exposed externally. Few days ago, Charlyboy posted a picture of the lifeless body of his cousin Emeka and even offered his apologies for the disturbing image. This picture clearly shows the brutality in which Emeka was subjected to. Five hired suspects assassins were arrested following this incident. More picture after the cut...Viewer discretion strongly advised please....
Friday, 15 March 2013
Left Behind: Africa is Rising, Can Cameroon Keep Pace?
By Blaise Buma
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| Dirt road: Cameroon lacks basic infrastructure |
Cameroon needs a visionary, charismatic leader who can provide a purpose for the Cameroonian youth. Someone bold enough to galvanize young Cameroonians at a grassroots level and lead them to challenge our leaders in local and national elections, in newspapers, on TV, on social networking sites and other online platforms.
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