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Comic Actor Victor Osuagwu marries in style .Couple rides in a truck to the reception
Friday, December 14, 2012Omoba
Story and photos by AYODEJI SODE of Entertainment Express, who was in Port
Harcourt.
Celebrities frequently boost their star appeal by
adding a touch of class to their birthdays and weddings. Nowadays, it has
become a trend for many A-List actors to turn their weddings into occasions of
mind-blowing extravaganza and razzmatazz. Consequently, some celebrities have
bragging rights to first-of its-kind weddings. Famous examples include the 1996
Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde’s white wedding on board a mid-flight plane from Lagos
to Benin and the recent Stephanie Okereke-Idahosa’s “French fairy tale nuptials”
in Paris.
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Adewale Ayuba denies being beaten by touts ..Bounces back with new album
Friday, November 02, 2012Omoba
Written By Femi Salawu
Bonsue Fuji exponent, Adewale Ayuba has denied
rumours that he was beaten to stupour and humiliated last week in Ibadan by
suspected touts and show organizers for turning up late at a scheduled
show. The rumour mill was agog last Friday that the Fuji musician
was in a critical condition after sustaining injuries from attack by irate fans
who were aggrieved that he showed up late for a scheduled performance at the
Oyo State Capital.
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K1's son, M.Marshall embraces rap music
Wednesday, July 04, 2012Omoba
His father, Wasiu Ayinde Marshall popularly known as K1
is a Fuji icon and ambassador. But son of the music icon, Mustapha Marshall
known by the sobriquet, M.Marshall, can’t resist the allure of rap music. The undergraduate of York University, Toronto, Canada
is ready with a fresh new single entitled “Fine Works of Spring”.
EE gathered that the young artiste is busy with
his debut album entitled The King’s Legacy which is expected before the end of
the year.
M.Marshall is credited with live performances at Olu
Maintain’s Canada Tour and Nigerian Independence Day, Toronto, among others. However, he witnessed a turn of events in the
winter 2010 which caused him to take a break from performance engagements.
Since then, the Canada-based scion of the Fuji maestro has channeled his energy
into his studies and his debut album.
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Ex-Infinity member, K'ore weds lover in UK
Tuesday, June 05, 2012Omoba
In the
midst of family and a few friends, Kehinde Akinbode popularly known as K’ore
exchanged marital vows with his UK-based accountant lover, Deborah Eseoghene Ekperigin on Friday.
The
quiet event took place at the Kensington Temple, Kensington Park Road, Nothing
Hill, London. A source at the wedding disclosed that the event which went
without much publicity was witnessed by a handful of people.
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Same sex marriage endorsement: Entertainers condemn obama
Friday, May 18, 2012Omoba
Written By OMOTOLA OLAIFA
While controversy has continued to trail President Obama’s
endorsement of same-sex marriage, many commentators and political analysts have
focused on how it may affect his re-election chances.
As many Nigerians also condemn the first American president
to support same-sex marriage, several entertainers are calling on the
President to immediately have a rethink on the devilish endorsement , while
also advising him to be careful as he could get his hands burnt on the matter.
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Next To Blow
Next 2 Blow: Introducing Korede Bello
Friday, April 13, 2012OmobaKorede Bello is a young guitarist, singer, song writer and composer who does R & B/Soul/Folk music. This young creative fella, who hails from Lagos State, the entertainment centre of Nigeria, believes that he is the next best thing in the music and entertainment industry in Nigeria.
He has a
reasonable pedigree. Nominated as Next Rated Music Artiste at the Peak Awards
2011, he won the Most Promising Young Act at the Toks Entertainment Awards
2011. He also clinched two awards, Indigenous and Revelation of the Year, at
the Tush All Youth Awards 2011. This year, he claimed another laurel at the
Hype Award 2012 where he emerged the Most
Wanted Artist Of The Year.
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‘It’s my time to take on Nigeria,’ Says New Kid OD Woods
Friday, April 06, 2012Omoba
By Babajide Awoyinfa
Have you ever heard a
song and flipped out wanting to know the artist and the title? Hoping that
you’ll remember it long enough so you can go home and download it as soon as
you can? Well, that’s what it’s like for almost everyone who has heard of O.D
Woods’ debut brand new jam, ‘Go Below’. The singer whose real
name is Ikon Orduen Andrew was born in Makurdi, lived in Jos and moved down to
Lagos in search of fame through music.
With production by Shizzie of Maye Hunta’s
Ekaette, Davido’s ‘Dami Duro’ and Wizkid’s ‘I Love My baby’ fame, ‘Go Below’ is
already promising to be a major hit. Already, it has won an award as
the ‘Best new song of January’ on Beat FM by listeners’ choice. I had a chat with him recently where he talked about his music and
where he is heading. Excerpts:
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Wizkid
Please! Leave Wizkid & me alone -Tonto Dike
Thursday, April 05, 2012Omoba
In this Interview, Nollywood
Diva Tonto Dikeh spoke on her rumoured secret romance with Wizkid, love for
tattoos, men, relationships and many more. Enjoy her.
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Tonto Dikeh
God I want a baby now -Tonto Dikeh
Friday, March 30, 2012Omoba
In
Nigeria’s Tinsel town, T is for Tonto Dikeh, one of Nollywood’s leading
controversial actresses. With a growing reputation for devil-may-care roles and
a bohemian lifestyle as a tattoo addict, the 26 year old has become an
obsession with many movie fans since she set tongues wagging with her
provocative performance in the 2009 Dirty Secret, a movie with soft porn
elements.
In this scintillating encounter, the 2005 runner up of the TV reality show, Next Movie Star was grilled by an Entertainment Express team and she made no bone about answering questions about her life. Just as she bluntly confesses that: “I love to make mistakes,” she also blurts her only regret.
The
result is a provocative interaction that provides a new perspective about the
Tonto Dikeh persona. Here, we present the interview, raw and uncut.
Recently,
you had a get-together for students and also gave your Twitter followers a
treat. What inspired all these love? I love to give and I love to make people
happy. I just sat down and thought about my fans being there for me all these
while and I thought I should make them happy as well. As a matter of fact,
everywhere I have been today, I think my fans have been really helpful. They
have been the ones projecting me. So, I am grateful and just wanted to give
back to them in my own little way.
I don’t have a registered foundation; I am just doing it my own way. I used to have, but I have a problem with the name. I am still trying to change it; I am just doing everything my own way for now.
Many people often see Tonto Dikeh as a bad girl and in contrast some say that you are just another misunderstood girl. We put it to you, who is the real Tonto Dikeh? Tonto Dikeh is a simple girl. I love trying new things. I love to make mistakes, and it makes me learn. I love to make my mistakes my kind of way, and that is just me.
Why do you love mistakes?
I love to make mistakes because I learn from them, and when I mean mistakes, it is not like I see a mistake and I would want to make them and do them. But when it comes I learn from them.
What would you consider your favourite mistake(s), so far?
Talking about having a child early, I just see a lot of my friends these days and they have kids and the kids are almost half their heights, strolling and shopping together, it is a cute idea, but that is not a mistake, and it is just the only thing I just regret.
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Okada Love!!! How Riders Get Erections Carrying Female Passengers
Thursday, March 15, 2012Omoba
“I think it is just a
natural reaction.” That was how Ayodele Moshood, a commercial motor cyclist
(Okada rider) described the hot sensation he feels whenever his sturdy skin
brushes the succulent body of a female passenger.
“For instance there was a day I carried a lady that dressed almost naked, before I knew what was happening my manhood stood erect,” Moshood recalls. He quickly adds with a mischievous grin, “It is not as if I am loose, I think it is just a natural thing.” Read More e-expressnigeria





