Stella Damasus Is Trying To Destroy Doris Simon’s Son—Fans Cry Out

Few days ago, the online media was agog after pictures of sultry Nollywood star, Doris Simon posing with her son, David, hit the internet. The boy was said to have been snatched from his mother and taken to the United States of America (USA) by his father, a prominent movie director in Nigeria named Daniel Ademinokan, few years ago.
It is no news that the marriage of Daniel and Doris has hit the rock and that he allegedly relocated to the US with Stella Damasus, a top actress in Nigeria.
There have been unconfirmed reports that Stella and Daniel are lovers, even couple. They have been attending events together in the Barak Obama-led country since they moved there.
Doris was reportedly in the US recently and had the opportunity to see her son again. But those who have reacted to the pictures posted by Doris have expressed shock at the type of dress David wore in the photographs.
They alleged that Stella may be trying to make the boy consider changing his s3x from male to female. It was observed that the boy wore fashion accessories belong to a female. Those who made comments on the post further alleged that the winter jacket and boots wore by the boy may belong to Stella’s daughters and called out on his father for allegedly neglecting his son for another woman’s children. Read It HERE
Few of the comments read; “why is your son putting winter jacket for the girls, it’s probably used by Stella's daughters, please, Doris, try and get him a boy's jacket.”
“The boots look girly to me too, hope Stella, out of bad belle is not trying to turn this boy into becoming g@y? Doris ask him questions please, before your son, opts for transgender things. Or Stella just do not want to spend money and wears the boy, her daughters used clothes, so what is the stuuupid Daniel doing about this now?
“It’s ridiculous to see a boy dressed like this, Daniel with his blind love cannot buy a boy jacket for his son except Stella daughters okirika, na waaaoo!.This is exactly my daughter's boots. Shame to u, he (removed), Daniel. Ur son is now a transkid. Doris, take your son back, Stella is trying to destroy him by all means.”

More Facts Emerge On Muna Obiekwe’s Untimely Death

Although some Nigerians and Nollywood buffs are yet to swallow the pains of the shocking death of talented and energetic actor, Muna Obiekwe, who passed away at a specialist hospital in Festac Lagos, on Sunday, January 18, 2015, but more facts are beginning to spring up on what might be the cause of his death.
According to the information gathered by us, Muna as an orphan had a godmother, Mrs Vera Kanu, who confessed that the late actor was addicted to alcohol.
"Everybody in the industry knows Muna drinks a lot; even when he’s shooting in the North, he has a way of finding alcohol. He fell into it, after he lost his parents in a ghastly motor accident. As a matter of fact, he was supposed to be in that car with them but by stroke of luck, he wasn’t and was spared.
“Afterwards, Muna took solace in liquor but that never affected his job. He was just like Sam Loco; he could drink the whole sea but when he hears the director shout ‘action,’ he gets into character. Muna was a method character despite his flaws," Mrs. Kanu hinted.
Shedding more lights on Muna's hidden personality, his godmother said the actor drank heavily despite doctor’s warnings.
“I was with him to the last hour. He was to do up to 20 dialyses; the doctor said if the dialysis improved his condition, the worse would certainly be over. He will be okay only if he stays away from alcohol but you know our artiste.
“He was managing it on his own. As a matter of fact, he has been managing it for a while until Ejiro Okurame and I came on board to help. We were combining resources to help him but there was very little we could do to save him. We had to enlist the help of Patience Ozokwo and Kanayo O. Kanayo (KOK) at a point. They rendered the help they could until he died," she added.
We learnt that Muna was celebrity who wanted to keep his life private. He was said to have tried to keep his illness away from the press or his colleagues and not tagged as ‘Nollywood beggars’.
It was gathered that the fair-complexioned actor, who often plays the role of a lover boy, was scared of the press. Muna was not ready to beg or raise money because he was too ashamed of what his colleague or press will say, we gathered.
“The guy was private. He kept to himself a lot and most importantly, kept his private life private; for instance, many people did not even know he was married with two children. Such was his life. He didn’t want press or his colleagues to start prying.
“He was particularly afraid of the press; hence, he shut his colleagues out of his pain. He knew if some Nollywood people got to know about it, the press would also get to know. He refused to beg to save Nollywood’s image, he in-turn, lost himself," one of his colleagues, who pleaded to remain anonymous squealed.
Another concerned star actor, who as well doesn't want his name mentioned, on account of Muna's death, begs the Nigerian press to take it easy with celebrities.
“We are human too and like every other person, we have our pains. The press needs to be less judgmental. If he wasn’t too scared of the press, perhaps, he would have reached out for help,” the added urged.
More facts also revealed that Muna discovered his kidney problem a long time ago but like most people, he thought he could manage it. He reportedly ignored the pain and continued working without paying much attention.
According to a close source, he only took his drugs and medication once in a while as ‘Muna never believed the ailment could lead to his death.
“He believed he would survive it like he did the gunshot and death of his parents. He was not a man given to worrying about things. He believed it was not a coincidence his parents named him Munachimso, a name which means God is walking with me.
“The guy was private. He kept to himself a lot and most importantly, kept his private life private; for instance, many people did not even know he was married with two children," the source squealed.
Surprisingly, until his death, Muna was the first cousin of Yul Edochie which makes him a member of Pete Edochie’s family but no words have been hard from the Edochie's camp concerning the burial arrangements of the great Iroko that fell.

Photos: Davido shows off his SUVs, Range Rover & G-Wagon

 He shared the pics on instagram and wrote - "Them sleepless nites all makes sense now ��"

Finally! Katsina College Releases Buhari’s WASC Results (Pictures)

Finally, Government College, formerly known as Provincial Secondary School, in Katsina, has laid to rest the controversy surrounding the credentials of Muhammadu Buhari, the All Progressives Congress, APC, presidential candidate.

The institution on Wednesday, January 21, released Buhari’s WASC result, indicating that he graduated in 1961.
The results, which exclusively obtained by Premium Times, confirmed Buhari’s claim that he undertook the University of Cambridge West African School Certificate Examinations and obtained five credits in English Language, Geography, Hausa Language, History, and Health Science.
However, the certificate also proved that the former military head of state, failed in Mathematics and Woodwork, and had a pass in Literature in English.
The examination center number was 8280 while Mr. Buhari’s candidate number was 002.
The statement of results is printed on the letter head paper of the Katsina State Ministry of Education, and it shows that the examination took place in 1961.
It could be recalled that the Nigeria military authority had on Tuesday denied being in position of Buhari’s credentials, a development that had put his presidential aspiration into serious doubt.

I have different sex toys because I don't want to be sleeping around' - actress, April

Tinsel actress Joju Muse, fondly called April, opened up in an interview with icampusng.com about her sex life. She said to avoid having multiple partners, she got different sex toys - G-Spot stimulator, the regular vibrator, the Dildo, and one called the ‘Rabbit.’ Lol. Excerpts from her interview below.

What do you do when you want to have s*x?
(Laughs) It all boils down to what I have said. S*x is sacred and it’s not something you just do or something you just open your legs to do. It’s not that easy for me. I would rather do s*x toys. S*x has a lot involved. It has emotions, attachments, spirituality. S*x is supposed to be sacred. It’s supposed to be a ritual for me. It is a thing two people indulge in because anybody you sleep with, there is a connection. You are connecting with them. Then, how many people are you going to sleep with? How many people do you want to now have s*x with? It means if you are going to be delivered, you’d have a lot of bondages to break. That is even more stressful.

It means you will fast extra and pray extra and for heaven’s sake, you don’t even know who your partner has been sleeping with. So, if he now decides to keep two more s*xual partners and that partner decides to keep two more extra partners; two extra partners times two more extra partners, you know, it goes a long way. That is why s*x is sacred to me and it shouldn’t be abused. It’s not like I’ve not had s*x before or trying to be holy or something but it is just from own point of view that s*x should be more like a ritual between two people.

What kind of s*x toys do you use?
Oh no…. (Laughs) Don’t be like that. Well, I have the G-Spot stimulator, the regular vibrator, the Dildo, and there is this small one called ‘Rabbit.’

When last did you have s*x?
Hahaha… I can’t remember. It has been a while since I had s*x with a human being because there are still many things to think about.

How often do you use your toys?
How often? Maybe, two times in a month. And you know that when I mean two times in a month, as a lady, you only get turned on few days before your period and few days after your period. You know, you feel very ‘very’ horny.

Stop Seeing Us As Prostitutes—Kannywood Actress, Aisha Abubakar

Recently, Nollywood actresses, Toyin Aimaku-Johnson said it was not the wish of most couples to have their marriages crash. She added that what scares most celebrities, especially actresses, from getting married was because they are afraid of having a broken home.

For fast-rising Kannywood actress, Aisha Abubakar, she wishes to get hooked to a man she can call her husband, but her fear is not falling into the hands of a wrong man.
In an interview with Blueprint, the actress, who has featured in over 30 movies, said she does not want a man who will deceive her into marriage and dump her like other actresses.
"If you want to be my lover, don’t deceive me, tell me in black and white that you are poor or rich, I will welcome you," she said in the interview.
Aisha also frowned at those who see actresses as women of easy virtues, stressing that they (actresses) are not as cheap as many think.
“There are thousands of young ladies out there staying in hotels as pr@stitutes, they sell their body to earn a living, yet, nobody is tormenting them. Acting to me is as decent as one can think of, some people prefer to be lawyers, journalists, administrators, politicians, labourers, fishermen and women, pr@stitutes, gamblers and the rest, we choose to act, so people should give us break," she fumed.

Motorcyclist Impregnates Pastor’s Wife In Lagos

A popular Lagos-based pastor has accused his wife of gross infidelity and getting pregnant for an Okada rider.

The 45-year old cleric, who heads Victory in Christ Gospel Ministry, Egbeda, Chris Onyekachi-Madu, made this shocking revelation at an Igando Customary court while pleading for the dissolution of their union.
The couple, who once lived peacefully at No. 1, Bola Kadiri Street in Egbeda area of Lagos State, are currently caught in a divorce saga, as the pastor want his estranged wife, Augusta Madu, out of his life for getting pregnant for another man.
The man of God stated that he doesn’t love his wife anymore because she slept with a motorcyclist in his house, got pregnant for him and moved out of her matrimonial home to start living with him.
Recounting his horrible experience to the listening of the members of the court, Pastor Madu said his wife, with whom he had two children, started fighting him on a daily basis while also bringing strange men into their home.
“They come to my house at about 11p.m. There was a day I had to interrogate a man that she brought home. She introduced him to me as her pastor,” he narrated.
He said further that his wife later brought an Okada man to his house, who she introduced to him as someone that would be taking their children to and from school. But after taking his children to school in the morning and bringing them back later in the day, the motorcyclist would take his wife away, sometimes in his presence, adding that this happened on three consecutive occasions, after which she slept over the fourth time.
However, after listening to the evidence of the complainant, the President of the court, Rasack Isola-Adeyeri, adjourned the matter to January 28 for further hearing.

Yinka Quadri Gains Admission Into OOU, Ago-Iwoye

Popular Yoruba actor-cum-filmmaker, Yinka Quadri is very excited at the moment and the reason is not far-fetched.

He is about to go back to school to learn more about making great movies.
In a recent interview, the veteran actor explained why he decided to return to school at 55.
"I am going back to school to hone my skill in film production, particularly production design at the Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU), Ago Iwoye, Ogun State.
“I have every reason to believe that it would better the lot of the industry and it would also adequately prepare me for my political ambition.
“I feel very elated and happy about it. At 55, I feel very excited going back to school. The Programme will start in the first week of February 2015. It’s a 6-month programme."

"Why I Ventured Into Music"----Taiwo Hassan (aka,Ogogo)

Popular Yoruba actor and filmmaker, Taiwo Hassan popularly known as Ogogo, who has featured in several Yoruba movies and has bagged countless awards, has explained his motive of going into music.

Ogogo, in a recent interview, disclosed that his childhood and background reflect on his present, which is why he went into music. He added that music has been his choice from the scratch, noting that he looks forward to launching his album this weekend.
Ogogo hails from Ilaro in Ogun State and said he has had a flair for chant music right from when he was yonger, but that his father prevented him from showcasing his skills in that area. The actor said he also got fascinated by chants made by masquerades.
"I wouldn’t say something really prompted the idea because this is what I met in my family and Yoruba adage has it that family’s culture circulates from one generation to another. That is why I always pray that people shouldn’t come from a bad family.
“If the originator of the family was an armed robber, it is very obvious that this will be trending in the family forever and that is the meaning of the adage. I was born from a masquerade’s family in Ilaro, Ogun State and my grandparents have turned Muslim as far back as 20th century.
“My father was born in the year 1909 and he named his children according to Islamic rites which means he has accepted the religion for a very long time, but I wasn’t inspired by the Masquerade, I so much love it when people are chanting and this started right from my young age, I didn’t see my dad joining them each time they come to our compound, he do give them money.
“Every Friday, drummers will come to our compound and he will dance with them and give them money, this was how it was being done when his father was alive," Ogogo narrated.

Boko Haram leader threatens country's neighbours

Kano - Boko Haram has claimed a massive attack feared to be the worst in its six-year insurgency and threatened Nigeria's neighbours, as talks began for a regional response to the militants and fears grew of further violence.
The confirmation from Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau came as no surprise after multiple eye-witness accounts of the attack on Baga, which is thought to have killed hundreds, if not more.
But Shekau claimed that the January 3 attack, in which large parts of Baga were burnt to the ground and at least 16 surrounding settlements were razed, was only a prelude to further attacks.