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Sunday, May 25, 2014
I got ₦230k for Christmas from my Boyfriend but I didn’t know he was a robber’
22yr old mum sells her one-month old baby for ₦430k in Onitsha
Sunday Sun reports;
Three other women, Nkechi Ugochukwu, Maria Asomba and Esther Obi, who allegedly played roles in the sale of the baby were traced to Onitsha, Anambra State and arrested by the police.
Ogbeni Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola clocks 57 today
Happy Birthday Ogbeni!
Omo Oodua Blog(s) wishes the governor of the state of Osun, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola a happy birthday as he clocks 57 years today.
10 Richest Nigerian comedians and their sources of wealth
With assets running into billions of naira, they are light years apart from the past crops of old comedians who wait on people for meager rations of life.
They may look funny and unserious, but they are cavorting to the bank and living their dreams. Ali Baba, the father of stand-up comedians in Nigeria, aptly captured in words, the profitability of comedy business when he said: “comedy is a funny business, a very big business.”
After a careful study of the careers of these successful comedians, Showtime came to the conclusion that a number of them are outstanding. Here are the top 10 in this branch of entertainment in terms of their assets, the money they charge per show, the various products or corporate endorsements they did, and their established brands from which they make steady income.
#1 Richest Nigerian comedians and their sources of wealth
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With over thirty years of performing on stage and hosting events for almost all Nigeria’s former presidents and the present one, Ali Baba sits at the apex. Even President Olusegun Obasanjo once jokingly accused him of being overpaid for his performance. His Lekki mansion where he lives is said to be worth more than N300 million alone.
Alibaba makes his money through a chain of businesses in Lagos: as a reputed motivational speaker, a professional comedian patronised by almost all the big brands and political bigwigs in the country. His net worth is estimated to be over 3 billion naira. It is estimated that he performs in a minimum of two events weekly at an average rate of 4 to 4.5million naira per event. That would add up to about 400 million naira per annum!
Ex-Aviation Minister, Stella Oduah honoured in Lagos
Check out one of the hottest Naija Instagram Chick
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Saturday, May 24, 2014
Video: Fake P*nis removed from a Lady's Private part by Doctors
Pics: 2face & Annie Idibia spotted with Tunde and Wunmi Obe
Beyonce congratulates Kim k & Kanye W on their wedding
Terry G and 9ice Join Same Management
Tunde & Wunmi Obe, Sheyman, Charles Granville and Yinka Nathan are also few of the artistes signed under Don T’s management.
Star Actress, Yvonne Nelson Flaunts Her Hot Body [Photo]
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Islam, Christianity Caused Boko Haram Insurgency - Ifa Priests
IFA priests throughout the Nation gathered yesterday in Ibadan and collectively agreed that the Boko Haram insurgency in the country is due to Christianity and Islamic religion.
The Ifa Priests originated in all numerous tribes including Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, Edo and others also said they'll also pray for the abducted Chibok girls to gain back their freedom.
See Kim Kardashian’s Givenchy Wedding Dress!!
Kim , 33, wore a Givenchy haute couture gown on her walk down the aisle at the scenic Forte di Belvedere in Florence, Italy today. Her daughter North, 11 months, also wore a Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci dress, and West, 36, wore a Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci tux.
Superstitions and Misconceptions in Yoruba Culture
Superstitions and misconceptions are found in every nook and cranny of every society around the world, in the culture, customs, religion- be it traditional or modern day religions and Yoruba society is not an exception.
The word superstition originates from Latin word ‘Superstition’ meaning ‘standing beyond, outliving’. From the general angle, people describe it to be a blindly accepted belief or notion, not based on reason or knowledge. It is also described as irrational fear of what is unknown or mysterious, especially in connection with religion, culture or custom while misconception is just mistaken view or opinion about something.
Video: You Need To See The Rough Things This Azonto teacher is doing to these ladies
Hahaha. This man is a total clown.. he was busy taping current from the ladies while attempting to teach them how to dance azonto in a uncompleted building.. He kept holding them close, then start touching and pressing their selling points, all in the name of azonto Moves. LOL! Watch and see for yourselves…
Ghanaian Actress, Nikki Samonas flaunts Super Hot Bikini Body [Photo]
2face Idibia spotted with Banky W & Julius Agwu
Photos: Italian Police Get New ₦50.4m Lamborghini Huracan to Help Fight Crime
#1 Top S3xiest Female Artistes In Nigeria
Who no like Tiwa Savage?? Personally she’s my favorite and Hottest Female Artiste any-day, anytime, anywhere! Still rocking her Figure 8 trim body, Tiwa Savage is no doubt the Queen of Hip-hop.
The First Lady of Mavin who recently tied the knot with her boo, TeeBillz last Month April tops our list! At least for this year..She was born in Lagos but has spent a big chunk of her life in the UK and America.
#2 Top S3xiest Female Artistes In Nigeria
Gimme Some shugar!! Mehn. . .Have you seen Eva on pencil trousers before? sh*tt!! That coca-cola shaped waist. .A brother can die for it. .
Brotherly..Whoever Eva’s Dude is; is a damned lucky guy..
She’s is a Nigerian rapper, born on 13 August 1989, an entertainer, make-up artist, fashion designer, and entrepreneur. She is considered one of the best female rappers in Nigeria.
WHAT IS IFA? - A lecture by Prof Odeyemi.
All books which have been written on this very sacred aspect of our lives as Africans (and there are several books, written by both Africans and non-Africans) merely treat Ifa as if it were a collection of verses, parables anecdotes and even parodies! Even educated Africans perceive Ifa merely as literature material for the attainment of doctorate degrees and professorial status (Awolalu, Mbiti, Idowu among others) and for sale in schools and colleges for material gain.
Dearest Omo Oodua Readers: I've finished my studies abroad, am I better off here or should I return home for work?
Is it advisable for a Nigerian who studied abroad (UK, US, Canada) to move back home after studies instead of working menial jobs? And at the Long run, do you think that a Nigerian who moved back home after studies will be better of than those who stayed back? What are the experiences of those that moved back home after studies, How did they gain the courage? Was it easy to get a job?
Check out 2face' ₦1million gold encrusted Versace sneakers at T.W.O video shoot
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