Wednesday 22 October 2014

POPULAR NOLLYWOOD DIRECTOR JOINS THE RACE FOR EDO HOUSE

Nollywood Director Paul Omoruyi has officially joined the race for The Edo State House of Assembly. He is running to represent Oredo East Constituency in Edo state.
Below are some of his Election poster you may probably find on the street:
let's all support one of our own.

Friday 17 October 2014

Frankly guys what do u think of Actress who show off their bodies just for fame?

This is an example, pls comment

AGN BECOMES A WOMEN IN POWER AFFAIR AS TOYIN AIMAKU BECOMES THE VICE PRESIDENT OF AGN

Popular Yoruba actress, Toyin Aimakhu Johnson has emerged the Vice President of the Actors Guild of Nigeria The actress, most visible in movies produced in the Yoruba section of Nollywood, was elected the Vice President of the actor’s association along with Ibinabo Fiberesima‘s re-election on Thursday, October 16, 2014. Toyin, who unknown to many, was Fiberesima’s running mate all along but who managed t keep it under wraps while they put their strategy in place, announced her new position on her Instagram account at about 8:15pm yesterday, shortly after they were declared winner of the election by the election committee....

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Toyin Aimakhu becomes AGN Vice President Posted by: Editor October 17, 2014 in Nollywood Leave a comment By Abiodun Adebola Toyin Aimakhu and Ibinabo This is coming following Ibinabo Fiberesima’s re-election into office some few hours ago. Photo: Instagram Popular Yoruba actress, Toyin Aimakhu Johnson has emerged the Vice President of the Actors Guild of Nigeria The actress, most visible in movies produced in the Yoruba section of Nollywood, was elected the Vice President of the actor’s association along with Ibinabo Fiberesima‘s re-election on Thursday, October 16, 2014. Toyin, who unknown to many, was Fiberesima’s running mate all along but who managed t keep it under wraps while they put their strategy in place, announced her new position on her Instagram account at about 8:15pm yesterday, shortly after they were declared winner of the election by the election committee....

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Toyin Aimakhu becomes AGN Vice President Posted by: Editor October 17, 2014 in Nollywood Leave a comment By Abiodun Adebola Toyin Aimakhu and Ibinabo This is coming following Ibinabo Fiberesima’s re-election into office some few hours ago. Photo: Instagram Popular Yoruba actress, Toyin Aimakhu Johnson has emerged the Vice President of the Actors Guild of Nigeria The actress, most visible in movies produced in the Yoruba section of Nollywood, was elected the Vice President of the actor’s association along with Ibinabo Fiberesima‘s re-election on Thursday, October 16, 2014. Toyin, who unknown to many, was Fiberesima’s running mate all along but who managed t keep it under wraps while they put their strategy in place, announced her new position on her Instagram account at about 8:15pm yesterday, shortly after they were declared winner of the election by the election committee....

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Woman massages men with boobs (Photos 18+)


A 34-year old black woman has taken the massaging business to another level as she uses her massive breasts to soothe the nerves of her customers for $300 (about N50,000) per hour. 

According to Daily Mail and Evening Standard in UK, each day, Kristy Love, a resident of Georgia in the United States of America, smiles to the bank with over N210, 000 as her customers have continued to double. Instead of using her hands on her customers as massage therapists do, she uses her size 48NN breasts.


On her website, the certified massage therapist advertises herself as "the premiere CMT BBW body rub specialist taking Atlanta and the world to an all new level of BBW adult entertainment (CMT is a certified massage therapist. BBW means a big, beautiful woman)."
Though she also does normal body massages for lesser prices, her customers often prefer the sensual breast massage which she calls the 'happy man works' where she rubs her gigantic boobs over various parts of her client's body for $300 an hour.
According to her, the boobs "keep you focused in the present and give you the opportunity to experience all aspects of your nature not just a part of your persona."
Apart from massaging her clients with her boobs, she also smother willing customers, and does 'body gliding' in which she slicks oil on her body and slides atop the customer.
On her website, she says she charges $150 for a half hour of sensual massage while for a 'nonsensual' massage, she charges $100 for a half hour and $150 for an hour.
Narrating how she came up with the business idea, she said she searched endlessly for job after graduation from a beauty school. Every time she went for an a job interview, potential employers were always discouraged by the size of her breasts.
"People assumed my size would be a disadvantage. They'd never get back in touch...I kept getting asked if I'd be able to stand on my feet all day."
Not discouraged, she decided to start giving massages from her home, one day a customer actually asked her if she would not take off her tops before giving him a massage as other certified therapists do.

She said, though she balked at the request, she did the customer's bidding and that was the beginning of what has become a big business for her.
Hear her: "at first I was indignant and said I didn't give those kinds of massages. I was ashamed of my body because I was so big," saying she later realised that her gigantic breasts could do the magic.
"When I realised there might be something in breast massages, I put an advert in the local newspaper and the phone began ringing off the hook.
"At first it was difficult to get over my body issues, so I'd only give massages with the lights off.
"But the more compliments I got from my clients, the higher my confidence soared. It has really helped me get over my low self-esteem. I love my body now!"
She said she is very careful in handling her clients because they come in different shapes and sizes.
"This skinny old man came in and asked for the works. He looked like he weighed about 7st. I asked him if he was for real and joked that he was trying to send me to jail for breaking his little old bones. We had to reach a compromise," she said.
While she makes her money, there are concerns about her weight and future.
"My weight isn't an issue at the moment, but the doctor was concerned it might be in the future. He said I was at risk of developing high blood pressure, diabetes or heart disease.

"But that doesn't run in my family so it doesn't bother me. I could be hit by a truck tomorrow, I can't keep worrying about those things that might happen in the future. I just live each day as it comes," she further explained.
She also disclosed that she receives mails regularly from people, some insulting her for taking to the 'profession', others commending her.
"I'd never get rid of my big boobs now. They've helped me to learn to love my body and that has given me the greatest satisfaction of all," she declared.

Boko Haram ‘ceasefire’ triggers controversy as Nigerian govt. insists abducted Chibokgirls on way home


PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan
A ceasefire reportedly agreed by the Nigerian government and the extremist Boko Haram sect, stirred anxiety across the country Friday amid hopes it would help restore peace to conflict-torn communities overrun by the sect in bloody raids.
At a meeting with Cameroonian military officials in Abuja, the Nigerian Defence Chief, Alex Badeh, an Air Chief Marshal, announced that his field commanders had been directed to comply with the truce immediately.
“I wish to inform this audience that a ceasefire agreement has been concluded,” Mr. Badeh said.
In a separate statement, the Coordinator, National Information Centre and head of the National Orientation Agency, Mike Omeri, said the government had been in contact with Boko Haram regarding the uprising in the northeast and the kidnapping of the schoolgirls.
He said the group had indicated interest in peace and that the federal government merely followed suit.
“From the discussions, they indicated their desire for and willingness to discuss and resolve all associated issues.
“They also assured that the school girls and all other people in their captivity are all alive and well.
“Already, the terrorists have announced a ceasefire in furtherance of their desire for peace. In this regard, the government of Nigeria has, in similar vein, declared a ceasefire,” he said.
The deal with Boko Haram will also see the release of the more than 200 Chibok schoolgirls abducted by the group more than six months ago, the government confirmed.
But as Nigerians welcomed the truce, some Nigerians expressed doubt the deal, which followed several failed attempts, would be successful.
Civil rights leader, Shehu Sani, and journalist, Ahmad Salkida, both involved in past negotiations between the government and Boko Haram, expressed doubts the new ceasefire is real.
“All my attempts to confirm the ceasefire deal did not produce any result. My sources are telling me that they don’t know who that person is,” Mr. Sani told PREMIUM TIMES.
He said for Boko Haram to reach any ceasefire, such information must come from the leader of the group.
“The leader is the only person they respect and listen to,” he said, apparently referring to Abubakar Shekau, the eccentric leader of the group the Nigerian military says it killed.
“Any statement that is not coming from the leader of the group cannot be said to be credible and will not be complied with by the group members,” Mr. Sani said.
Besides the doubts, the announcement came a day after the opposition All Progressives Congress accused President Goodluck Jonathan of planning to draw maximum political advantage from the Chibok abductions.
The party said there were indications the government was deliberately prolonging the captivity of the Chibok girls to allow their eventual rescue stimulate a forceful political gain for a president expected to declare his intention to seek a fresh term soon.
Analysts have suggested the president might announce his plan to contest in 2015 on after an Abuja rally Saturday by the Transformation Ambassadors of Nigeria, TAN, a group campaigning for his return next year.
The group has held rallies across the six geo-political zones of the country, and is to hold the grand finale in Abuja Saturday.
“It is cruel and unconscionable for anyone to use these girls as pawns on a political chess board. They have now been in captivity for over six full months. Please end the agony of the girls’ parents and indeed of all Nigerians,” the APC warned.
The party said the body language of President Jonathan points to the fact that the he consciously manipulated the abduction of the girls for maximum political advantage.
“It is clear that President Jonathan has suddenly shown more interest in their release after his consensus nomination as PDP candidate for next year’s elections. Our appeal, therefore, is for the President to allow the immediate release of the girls, rather than wait for when it will give maximum boost to his political fortunes,” it said.
Before publicly agreeing to talks with Boko Haram, the Nigerian government for years rebuffed suggestions it should hold negotiations with the sect.
The government came under intense pressure to negotiate after the abduction of hundreds of girls from Chibok, a remote community in Borno State.
Still, President Jonathan said there would be no dialogue with a group without a clear identity and leadership, and rejected a purported offer from Boko Haram to trade the abducted girls with imprisoned Boko Haram fighters.
But while the president maintained that position publicly, PREMIUM TIMES confirmed the authorities where desperately pushing for a swap deal with Boko Haram, in secret.
On September 25, PREMIUM TIMES reported how the government, in the last minute, bungled a secret deal brokered by the Red Cross to have the girls exchanged for detained militants.
The talks, which followed 30 days of intense and often dramatic negotiations, involved a former Minister of Information, Edwin Clark, two notable Nigerian civil rights leaders, Fred Eno, and Mr. Sani, as well as Maiduguri-based lawyer, Mustapha Zanna, and PDP chieftain, Kaka Bolori.
The mediators were three top officials of the International Red Cross headquarters office in Geneva which served as the “interface” negotiators. There were two field commanders of the Boko Haram sect.
“It boils down, basically, to three key issues: inflexibility and lack of realism on the part of the insurgent forces; lack of support for a negotiated settlement to the insurgency on the part of security forces; and what appears to be government’s acceptance that the security forces were right,” highly placed officials close to the negotiation told PREMIUM TIMES at the time.
The sources said the deal failed after the government mismanaged what was to be a discreet swap arrangement by chartering a Boeing 737 jet to convey the girls to Abuja from Yola, and deploying security forces to the airport.

Nigeria claims deal with Boko Haram on truce and seized girls


(AFP) / 18 October 2014

Nigeria’s military and presidency on Friday claimed to have reached a deal with Boko Haram militants on a ceasefire and the release of more than 200 kidnapped schoolgirls.


“A ceasefire agreement has been concluded between the Federal Government of Nigeria and the Jama’atu Ahlis Sunna Lidda’awati wal-Jihad (Boko Haram),” Chief of Defence Staff Air Marshal Alex Badeh said.

“I have accordingly directed the service chiefs to ensure immediate compliance with this development in the field.”
Separately, President Goodluck Jonathan’s Principal Secretary Hassan Tukur said that an agreement to end hostilities had been reached following talks, as well as the release of 219 girls held captive since April.
Tukur said that he had represented the government at two meetings with the rebels in neighbouring Chad mediated by that country’s President Idriss Deby. “Boko Haram issued the ceasefire as a result of the discussions we have been having with them,” said Tukur, adding that the announcement was made “last night”, on Thursday.
“They have agreed to release the Chibok girls,” he continued, referring to the 219 teenage girls held hostage after their April 14 kidnapping from a secondary school in Chibok, northeast Nigeria.
But questions surrounded the purported deal, given that Jonathan is expected to declare his re-election bid and positive news about the hostages and violence could give him a political boost.
There was also uncertainty about the identity of Danladi Ahmadu, who was said by Tukur to be Boko Haram’s representative at the talks and who gave a radio interview broadcast on Friday morning.

Gov Rotimi Amaechi embarasses Nollywood Stars At 2014 BON Awards: You Are In Nollywood Because You Can't Find Other Jobs....

This would have been funny if it wasn't pathetic. According to a few Nollywood practitioners who were present at the Best of Nollywood Awards, which held last night in Port Harcourt, Rivers state, the governor of the state Rotimi Amaechi practically insulted Nollywood practitioners to their faces.



According to a source, during his speech at the award after he gave veteran actress Liz Benson a Lifetime Achievement Award, Governor Rotimi said that people in Nollywood are products of circumstances/necessity. He said that the only reason they are in Nollywood is because they couldn't find other jobs, that if they had, they won't be actors. Rotimi said these actors studied sciences, law, medicine etc but because they couldn't find jobs, they embraced Nollywood.
Present when he said this were Nollywood veterans including Liz Benson, Kenneth Okonkwo, Shola Sobowale, Desmond Elliot, Moses Inwang, Dickson Iroegbu, Bob-manuel Udokwu, Patience Ozokwor, Elvis Chuks, AY, Iyabo Ojo, Emem Isong and many others.

Governor Rotimi also put two veteran actresses on blast. He told the crowd that he gives Joke Silva and Kate Henshaw bags of money whenever they come to Rivers state. And then claimed he was the one who encouraged Kate Henshaw to go into politics.

Like that wasn't enough, Governor Amaechi then said he went into politics for money.

Some of the Nollywood practitioners are angry about what the governor said and have asked the AGN to make sure it doesn't happen again.
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Wednesday 8 October 2014

SEE THIS VIBRANT YOUNG MAN RUNNING FOR AKWA IBOM GOVERNOR

DONT WE REALLY NEED A GENERATIONAL CHANGE?
In this same Nigeria, If we could once have a President who was just 29,
then why cant vibrant young men with good ideas stand up to be voted as Governor.
If you are in Akwa Ibom state, this man can do the job.
 VOTE EFFIONG USIN FOR GOVERNOR
for more information go to  https://www.facebook.com/EffiongUsinForGovernor

US Ebola Patient,Thomas Duncan Dies



Thomas Duncan, the first person to be diagnosed with Ebola in the US has died .Texas Health Resources spokesman Wendell Watson said in a statement.
"It is with profound sadness and heartfelt disappointment that we must inform you of the death of Thomas Eric Duncan this morning at 7:51 am," "We have offered the family our support and condolences at this difficult time."
 Duncan, 42, was given the experimental Ebola drug brincidofovir, but his family said he was doing poorly and the hospital had downgraded his condition from serious to critical. When the family visited Tuesday with the Rev. Jesse Jackson, they declined to view him via video link because the last time had been too upsetting.

"What we saw was very painful. It didn't look good," said Duncan's nephew Josephus Weeks