Serena Williams flaunts her Nyash in raunchy bikini poses(Photos)

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''I Want The World To Know The Truth'' - Ex-Wife Reveals Dirty Secretes About Herself and Fela Kuti

One of the wives of the late Afrobeat legend, Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, Laide Anikulapo-Kuti, Nee Babayale, has revealed some shocking details
about the late legend.
Though the interview was months back, I found it now and it’s so revealing. If you haven’t read it before, read it now. It was actually a video interview with Trumpet Media Group, but you can read the transcribed version after the cut.
How did you meet Fela?
I met Fela at a Sunday Jump in 1974. The shrine was opposite my house and some of my friends were selling things in front of the place, and we were just there doing our own thing, while Baba was inside doing his own thing as usual. It was the boys that made us know him well.
They came to buy cigarettes from my friends, and wanted to take candy sweets for free, and I was a kind of person that would never allow anybody take me or the people around me for a ride.
I protested, and the next thing I knew, was that a hot slap landed on the cheek of my friend selling the goods, and that’s how we started fighting, that Fela had to come out. We narrated what happened to him, so Fela took the boy that slapped my friend inside and punished him. After that, Fela sent one of his drivers to me that if I’m chanced, I should come and see him.
Initially, I didn’t want to go in, because my people must not see me in that kind of environment. I was 16 years old as at then but I had a big stature. When I got in, Fela said I should follow any of the cars to his house, but I didn’t go. That was how I knew Fela liked me, and I liked him too, so every Sunday jump, I was always going there, well-dressed. Whenever he was going in, he always looked in our direction. However, to cut the long story short, we eventually began dating.
 What was your parent’s reaction when they knew you were in Kalakuta?
It was a tug-of war. My father never wanted it, because he thought people who were around Fela were hooligans, but it was a lie. Anybody who was a hooligan then was either a passer-by, or just a shrine-goer, and not part of Fela’s inner caucus, because Fela never wanted trouble from any of his people.
Fela fought with his music, but when people heard the lyrics of his songs, they thought he was a hooligan, which he was not. I was actually on break from school for two weeks when I decided to go and spend some time with Fela, but when I got there, I really enjoyed myself and didn’t want to go back to school again though I was in Form Four then. My parents went looking for me in school, but the Reverend mothers and sisters there then said they didn’t know my whereabouts even though all my properties were still in the hostel.
They began searching everywhere, but they never thought I could be in Fela’s place. It was actually Fela’s friend, who happened to be my in-law, Uncle Tayo Mott, that informed my parents that I was with Fela. He was a very close friend to Fela and was also his DJ.
What were the actions your father took?
He was always coming to harass us wherever we went. He would send boys from Shitta, Surulere, to bundle me up wherever I was, and they would carry me. My father was a prominent, well-known and outgoing person, so he knew people like King Sunny Ade, Ebenezer Obey, and IK Dairo very well, so he begged the three of them to go and plead with Fela to release his daughter.
On that fateful day when they came, I was in Fela’s room, and we had just finished doing our ‘thing.’ When Fela was informed that the three men were there to see him, he went out, and later sent for me that I should dress up and come out. When I went out, he sat me down, and asked me if I knew the three men, and I replied in the affirmative. He asked me if I knew why they were there, and I replied that I didn’t, so he told me they were there because of me.
I said why, and asked them if they knew me, but Fela calmed me down, that they were sent by my father to beg me to come back home. I then told them that there was nothing happening there that they didn’t know about because they were also in the music industry. I told them I was enjoying Fela’s music and didn’t want to go home.
Can you recollect what happened when Kalakuta Republic was invaded?
It started like a joke, but quickly escalated into war. Some traffic police officers ‘Yellow Fever’ came and said they wanted to see the person who drove a Range Rover that was in the compound because it had even numbers on its license plate, even though it was odd numbers. The gateman then told them that he was not in the best position to answer them, because as someone that wasn’t learned, he didn’t know the difference between odd and even numbers. The gateman then went inside to inform Fela, and he told them that he wasn’t coming out.
The Yellow Fever officers then went and came back with some soldiers because we were very near Abati Barracks then. When Fela was informed that there were soldiers outside, he first went into his mother’s room, because he never went out without seeing her. Beko was already in the clinic then, but when he saw what was going on, he also came into mama’s room. Before we knew what was happening, the whole thing degenerated into chaos.
How did the issue of the mass marriage come about?
When Kalakuta Republic was invaded and we all had different injuries, mine was on my navel, and all the other women making jest of me that I would never have a baby, even though I was just about 20 years old then. I really wanted to have children because of the special treatment Fela gave his children. I then decided to look outside because Fela didn’t want to have any more children then.
He went to one Baba JK in Idi Oro in Mushin to make his s***m watery. He was always drinking African medicine there, and that was what neutralized his s***m. So many women were always getting pregnant for him that he was terminating about six different pregnancies per day. It was Dr. Beko Ransome-Kuti that used to terminate it then. They’re all dead now; me too, I’m going to die one day, but it’s always good to put things right for the records.
There was another girl then who I was close with, Adunni, so I told her that we should look for people who we would have children for. She had a baby for a taxi driver, while I had my baby for a journalist, Steve, with Punch Newspapers. He usually reported whatever activity Fela was involved in all round the world. He was the kind of person I needed at that time. There was a time we were in Ghana in Hotel Presidential, and that was the time I went in with him. Shortly after that, I started experiencing morning sickness, and when it was confirmed that I was pregnant, I was very happy.
Soon after that, Fela called me to go in with him, and I told him that I was pregnant. He said, ‘What’ and I repeated it. He came from the third floor to the first floor to Mama’s room, and he told her, “Maami, you know what, Laide is pregnant.’ Mama asked him who was responsible, and he told her he was the one to cover me up. Mama then said ‘Fine’ because she knew Fela liked me and I liked Fela. Mama never knew that I had intercourse with Steve, even though his room was directly opposite mama’s own in Ghana. This is a true life story. I want you to bring it out and let people know.
After that time, Fela now called Steve and the press that ‘these women have suffered a lot with me, so if anyone of them wants, they can marry me and be having children.’ Steve said if that was what he wanted, then, no problem. So Fela put out a notebook and said that the people who want to marry him out of all the women in the shrine should put their names down. In all, we were 27 that wrote our names, and Fela told the rest that if they didn’t write their names, he wouldn’t sleep with them.
On the day of the wedding ceremony, Fela’s best pal, Tunji Braithwaite, who was supposed to join us together, ran away from his chambers, saying that he had never seen such a thing before for a man to marry 27 women at the same time. He had thought it was a joke when Fela told him earlier. The following day, Fela called an Ifa priest and they came to join us together at Hotel Parisona in Anthony, Lagos.  Fela put money on everybody’s heads and we collected our certificates of marriage to him.
Can you describe how it felt like being with him?
Fela was a true living legend. He was the one and only man that God put in our midst, but people never knew his worth until he was gone. Fela was always chewing music in his mouth whatever he was doing. Whether he was eating, driving, or with a woman in the room, he was always chewing music in his mouth with his pen and paper with him always. He was very good at writing in short-hand; in fact he was good at everything you can ever think of. There was nothing he did wrong; except you didn’t know him. He was a messiah; if we had given him a chance, Nigeria would have changed, but people like Obasanjo never gave him a chance.
Whenever Fela wanted to make music, he sang about the things around him.
Talking about bedroom matters, how did Fela rotate between his numerous wives?
Fela always called his wives based on how he enjoyed them; if he did not enjoy you, he would not call you. Even after the marriage, it continued like that

Actress Anita Joseph looking Sexy in new Pictures

Anita is one actress that’s not afraid to show off her sexy bod, i bet she’s one of the most blessed female celebrity in Nigeria…

See What Tonto Dikeh Is Doing In Bed With Her Bestie

The controversial actress shared the early morning selfie with the caption:
“Gush iz so annoyin wen u hav Bestie around dey feel dey cld jst jump into ur room n wake u up wen eva dey like n d most annoying part of it iz u cnt get mad at dem cuz u luv dem #BFF4Life #earlyMrngSelfie #JustWokeUp #gudMrng #EasyLionEasyTiger.

Rihanna Usually Doesn’t Delete Tweets, But She Deleted This [LOOK]

Rihanna tweeted — then deleted — a message with the hashtag #FreePalastine on Tuesday.

First, Rihanna showed her support for Germany’s soccer team. Then she tweeted her support for Palestine amid the country’s conflict with Israel.

“#FreePalestine,” the singer posted Tuesday before almost immediately deleting the tweet.

Unlike a soccer match, the international conflict taking place between Israelis and Palestinians is costing innocent people their lives.

Although RiRi tried to backpedal on her international political view by deleting the post, it was retweeted nearly 70,000 times before she took it down,according to the Twitter analytics site Favstar.

@RIHANNA VIA TWITTERRihanna tweeted ‘#FreePalestine’ on July 15, then deleted the tweet.

 

A source close to the sexy songstress told TMZ thatRihanna had clicked a link in an article and the politically charged tweet posted.

“She deleted it because it was never meant to be tweeted,” the source said.
“She didn’t even realize it was a tweet until she started hearing from her fans,” the source added.
Rihanna followed up with a message calling for peace.
“Let’s pray for peace and a swift end to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict! Is there any hope?” she wrote.

Let’s pray for peace and a swift end to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict! Is there any hope?…. pic.twitter.com/jHD56KXkcu
— Rihanna (@rihanna) July 15, 2014

Dwight Howard also bit his social media tongue recently when he too tweeted “#FreePalestine” after a follower clued him in to the devastation taking place there.
“@DwightHoward this is Gaza, Palestine being bombed by Israel,” @NckJ6 tweeted the NBA star Saturday. “151 innocent civilians have been killed thus far.”
Howard wrote back saying, “@NckJ6 wow how can I help.”

“@DwightHoward honestly best thing to do is spread awareness and tell everyone you can,” @NckJ6 responded. “Many innocent lives are at stake #FreePalestine.”

With that the Houston Rockets’ center tweeted his support for Palestine. Like, the “Diamonds” singer, Howard also deleted the post shortly after. Unlike RiRi, the 28-year-old professional athlete apologized for his actions.

“Previous tweet was a mistake,” he tweeted Saturday. “I have never commented on international politics and never will.

“I apologize if I offended anyone with my previous tweet,” he added. “It was a mistake!”

REVEALED! See What Wizkid Did With Rihanna When He Was In LA!

Apparently, Wizkid did more than just take photos and hang out with top music stars during his American trip.
The ‘Show You The Money’ singer told  Toolz on her Beat FM show that he has recorded a song with Rihanna.
Starboy, who was 24 yesterday, July 16, says the song will be on his much anticipated sophomore album ‘Chosen’.
We can’t wait to hear what it’d sound like.
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OMG! Only God will help this Generation... See Modern Sodom and Gomorrah

Only God will help the digital generation in this kind of society…
OMG!......what has become of our young men and women?
Are these tomorrow’s leaders. Just see for yourself.

Why I'm single and not thinking of Marriage now-Banky W

 Banky was on Rubbing Minds today and he opened up on his love life,why he isn't in a relationship and his contract with Wizkid.
Read quotes from his interview


On Wizkid, he said

On Dare saying he is the king of RnB,he said

SHAME: Why Are These Big Girls Messing Up Like This? [PHOTOS]

Some say something is going on between BBA girls Barbz and Zainab. They are yet to deny. Another pix...

Check Out Bovi Hanging Out With RnB Star Ashanti in New York

Bovi is still in New York city where he hosted the NEAwards. He sure knows how to make people laugh.

My Beauty has been a blessing to my career - Munachi Abii

Munachi went from a beauty queen to a rapper in no time.However, she admits being beautiful was making her defensive as she always had to prove herself.But she is past that now and has accepted the fact she is beautiful and can't change it.She told Vanguard
At first I felt like discountenancing the pretty face toga. I thought I needed to just show off the talent and ignore the pretty face. At that time I didn’t want to be associated only with the fact that I have a pretty face. If you asked me then, I would tell you just call me Muna and don’t attach the MBGN prefix.I just wanted people to know me and my music . I later realized that when I did, it put me on the defensive . This is something I had to learn along the way. I realized that in order to break free from anything, you have to accept the truth. The truth for me is that I am a beautiful lady. I had to accept the fact that I am beautiful, and use it to my advantage. So what if I am beautiful? So what if I can rap?I am a beautiful rapper, I am a beautiful musician. People want to see that. The first thing they want to see about me unfortunately is my look. They see the look and they look into the content.
Would you say your beauty has been a blessing to your career?

Yes, I will say so.
How has it been a blessing?
I won a pageant and that opened doors
 How did you get to the point when you started believing in your craft?
I nearly reached that point, then I stopped .You lose confidence in yourself; There are times it happens to great people. I am a woman, I happen to be my mum’s heaven and earth so I take care of her.There is so much politics inthe industry. It’s not as easy as one thought it would be, secondly there are a lot of people in there that don’t make it easier for you and there are a lot of people that won’t believe in your music so you have to be strong.
 When you say there is politics in the industry what do you mean?
You see, there is politics everywhere .When I say politics I mean biases. Take for instance sports, everybody focuses on football, these days. It’s difficult for you to find a child that would say I want to represent Nigeria in gymnastics at the Olympics. Soccer is it for them.
But on the flip-side there is so much more that can be leveraged on. You can show that there is a market for these sports by focusing on them , but when the focus isn’t there people will think there is no market for it .
It’s a challenge when you are a high jumper but there are no platforms to show your talent and you have to go away to look for where you can practice your craft .Isn’t that sad?.
We need to embrace all kinds of music. We can’t all focus on high -life because it’s what is reigning right now. It’s okay to have one or two hi-life songs and make them timeless but let’s embrace other genres of music.

Tiwa Savage shows off her new Bodyguard who used to guard Chris Brown

Tiwa was with him at the NEA Awards in New York.She then took to Instagram to flaunt him..So next time you want to rush up to her, watch out for him.
I always say when you are big, you are big ...

UNILAG Students Consult Dictionaries As Patrick Obahiagbon Delivers Speech

 The former legislator who currently works as part of the Edo State Government, represented the Governor of the State Adams Oshiomhole at the 2014 United Nations International Youths Day which was organized by Rise Networks at the University of Lagos (UNILAG).
The topic of Patrick’s speech was “Job Creation for Youth in Nigeria”. Patrick delivered the speech with lots of passion and his usual infusion of interesting words.
The students listened intently and also cheered him on whenever he dropped his “word bombs” while some consulted their online dictionaries and took notes.

Nigerian Celebrities at the 2014 NEA Awards

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The NEA Awards 2014 Edition just concluded in New York, New York, and we have the winners from the night along with some of the first pictures that have surfaced online from the event. The event, hosted by Bovi and Funke Akindele, saw the likes of Tiwa Savage grab multiple awards including Best Pop/RnB artist of the year, and Female artist of the year. Other winners include, Olamide, Patoranking, Ortise Femi and more. Notable names in attendance include Tiwa Savage, Patoranking, Praiz, Gbemi O, Derenle.
Best Album of the Year :Baddest Boy Ever Liveth – Olamide
Best New act of the Year :Patoranking
Indigenous Artist of the Year :Oritse Femi
Best Pop/R&B artist of the Year :Tiwa Savage
Male Artist of the Year: Davido WINNER
Music Producer of the Year :Del B
Best Collaboration :Gallardo – Runtown ft Davido
Most Promising Act to Watch: Ayo Jay
Diaspora Artist of the Year :L.A.X WINNER
African Artist of the Year (Non-Nigerian) :Shatta Wale WINNER
Entertainment Personality Of The Year: Derenle Edun
Radio Personality: Yaw of Wazobia
World DJ :DJ Spinall
Best Supporting Actor :Yomi Fash-Lanso (Omo Elemosho)

AY Comedian Brings Famous Wrestler, Hulk Hogan To Nigeria For His Bar Opening

Popular US wrestler, Hulk Hogan on Friday, August 29, 2014 attended the birthday party of comedian, AY and the pre-opening party of his MVP Lounge, Lagos. The 61-year-old wrestler partied and shared fun moments with other guests in attendance.

See Hidden facts you never knew about Olamide, wizkid, Omotola And other Big Nigerian Celebrities!

- Do you know that Ruggedman has a huge Fan Base in Togo than any other African country?
- Do you know that Gbenga Adeyinka is the ONLY Comedian who has performed in all 36 States of the Federation?
- Do you know that Ikechukwu is the first person to appear on Dj jimmy-jatt’s jump-off?
- Do you know that The Comedian “I Go Dye” has been to more Countries than any other Nigerian Comedian?
- Do you know that Comedian Bovi worked as Richard Mofe Damijoe’s personal assistant between 2004 and 2006?
- Do you know that Wande coal & Chuddy-k were formerly the lead vocalists of a gospel group called Salvation Boiz?
- Do you know that Iceprince Zamani ‘s 2011 Hit Song “Oleku” was remixed by over 30 people.Some of them are Vector and Yung6ix?
- Do you know that if you spell the word “Tunde” backwards you get the word “Ednut” Tunde Ednut.
- Do you know that Tonto Dike’s mother is half Canadian??
- Do you know that Olamide holds the record for the most dresses worn in a single Music Video in. Nigeria?? He wore 28 dresses in his “E Ni Duro” video!
- Do you know that Desmond Eelliot was the only Nollywood Actor that attended Uche Jombo ‘s wedding in Puerto Rico??
- Do you know that TerryG was once a Backup Singer for Faze for 3 Years??
-Do you know that P-Square earned $1M from their tour of 7 cities in the US Source ??
- Did you know that Wizkid recorded his first song with OJB when he was just 11 Years Old,back then his Stage Name was “Lil Prinz??
- Do you know Omosexy is the ONLY Nigerian Actress that has attended The Grammys??
- Do You Know that Iyanya sold his car to shoot his “Kukere” Video??
- Do You Know that Femi kuti has been nominated for 3 Grammys Awards??
- Do You Know that D’PRINCE of MAVIN Records said the words “Take Banana” 71 times in his “Take Banana” Song ??
- Do you know that kaySwitch graduated from kwame nkrumah university in Ghana

Madness in the Name of Fashion

IT IS a new malady in the world of fashion and it is prevalent among youths. It is referred to as the V-type of dressing whereby ladies wear shirts exposing their cleavages and the V-shape of their Nyash which is allowed to assault public view. Some ladies also wear transparent clothes which expose the coloured inner wears they have on. The male gender is not left out in this madness eating deep into the society. They basically leave their jean trousers on the lower part of their Nyash exposing their boxers and walking on the streets looking tattered.
Many of the Nigerian youths dress indecently because they feel it is the style in vogue. It cuts across many countries of the world and it is a habit embraced by all ages in the society. In Nigeria, today, over exposure to foreign culture through modern day channels of mass communication like satellite broadcast, internet and unregulated pirated videos, especially musical videos, have taken their toll on the moral rectitude of the youths. Dresses that are meant as stage costumes for musicians and actresses are misconstrued by gullible youths as everyday wears.
It has been observed that many youths have gone haywire all in the name of dressing and it becomes imperative at this juncture to ask: why do youths still dress indecently? This moral decadence eating deep into the society has been closely associated with poor parenting, peer pressure, wrong use of the internet, fading moral values as well as demonic influences among others. Mairiga Boyi, a post-graduate student of Benue State University, said that some ladies who dress indecently do that basically to seduce men. She added that some men only love ladies that seduce them. “These set of people don’t have regards for their parents and they really don’t have privacy but sometimes, they are from indecent homes,” she said