Kevin Luciano of QuestionMark Entertainment sues KCEE for N20m

“Why I left Presh” – Kcee Reveals

After their surprise breakup,Kcee has become a superstar in his own right. However many wondered why they broke up..Was told that Kcee suggested they fake a breakup to gain media attention..So Presh agreed .Unknown to him Kcee was really serious about breaking up.So while Presh was waiting for him to come back, Kcee released songs and became a superstar leaving Presh in the cold…. Well, Kcee told Yes magazine his own reason below… “We thought we’ve been doing it for 12 years and we needed a change because the only thing that is constant is change. Just like the Yoruba adage that says that 20 children cannot play for 20 years. Although we never saw this coming, we always thought we would be together forever, but at the end of the day, we are doing it and we are loving it.Initially, I thought going solo was going to be stressful. I thought about how people were going to accept me as a solo artist knowing full well that I had been with Presh for about 12 years. Both of us were scared, but I thought that so far we can make people believe that we are good together as a group; we can also make them believe we can do it without each other and that was the belief. Even if you are twins, your focus can not be the same, your spirit and your drive might not be on the same platform at all times.”

OGB's inspirational Quotes

You see things; and you say, "Why?" But I dream things that never were; and I say, "Why not?"

If you can imagine it, you can create it. If you dream it, you can become it

The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.
By Eleanor Roosevelt

"Zeal without knowledge is the sister of folly."
By John Davies

Unbelievable Transformation! See Before and after Photo Of Nollywood Actress Toyin Aimakhu

She used 2 be from the ghetto looking ghetto and talking it But now in money spending and living it.....have fun woman. But my advice na watch am#

Nigerian Rapper Eva Alordiah shaves off her hair [Photo]

Well, who shaves their hair and calls it a gift? The hit banger with a melodious style of rap has shocked her fans by shaving off her beautiful mohawk-like hairdo that has become her trademark. She says it’s a valentine gift to her fans. I hope she likes it afterall its her hair. Do you like the new hair?

Street love! ‘Baddo’ Olamide Perform At Ladipo Street For Free, Celebrate val with his fans (Photo)

Olamide buying the heart of his fans with his. Songs
And you know what? THEY ARE FEELING HIM *cool well-done *
Na bribe sha!

Saturday nights are for trying new makeup looks...like THIS one. Click to see our tutorial:

Just when you thought we had run out of eyeliner looks, we come up with a new way to wear one of our favorite color cosmetics. Double decker eyeliner: it’s an edgy look that we like to whip out when we’re in the mood for double trouble. Take a peek at how LA-based makeup artist Emma Willis helped us craft this two-story twist on winged eyeliner. And don’t worry, we’ll never run out of ways to wear eyeliner.

1. The liner will be statement- making enough without a lot of eyeshadow, so stick with just a light wash of a neutral shade across the lid. 2. Start the liner close to the lash line, and then build out your wing as much as you please. We used Urban Decay 24/7 Waterproof Liquid Eyeliner in Radium. Tilt your head back slightly and look down when applying liquid eyeliner to the upper lash line. This will help prevent the color from smearing. And if you’re using a wet formula, allow it to dry for a few minutes before moving on to the lower wing. 3. Contrast the color of the top wing by using black on the bottom. Use an angled eyeliner brush with a cream formula , like the Yves Saint Laurent Effet Faux Cils Long- Wear Cream Eyeliner in Deep Black , to line the entire waterline from corner to corner. 4. Then continue to define the lower lash line and extend the liner out into a wing. The key is to mirror the angle of the top wing so lines are parallel. Have pointed q-tips handy, they’re great for touching up small mistakes. JOIN THE CONVERSATION REGISTER OR LOGIN TO COMMENT Post Comment 1 Comment BY DEVEN HOPP Staff Editor February 11, 2014 1 COMMENT › COMMENT Just when you thought we had run out of eyeliner looks, we come up with a new way to wear one of our favorite color cosmetics. Double decker eyeliner: it’s an edgy look that we like to whip out when we’re in the mood for double trouble. Take a peek at how LA-based makeup artist Emma Willis helped us craft this two-story twist on winged eyeliner. And don’t worry, we’ll never run out of ways to wear eyeliner. Is double decker eyeliner a look you would wear? Tell us below!

Ladies, what feeling do you get when you think about changing your last name after the wedding?

Return of the king by;Eldee

Actress Bimbo Thomas aka Nikky Omo ghetto Finally Show Her Pretty Looking Sister

Roses are red, violets are blue. Today we share the love with you! Happy Valentine's Day!

Wande Coal and Olamide At War ?

Wande Coal and rap rave of the moment Olamide are currently not on speaking terms. The brouhaha is believed to have started back in late 2012 when Olamide released his YBNL album. On the track titled ‘Picture’, Olamide rapped about not letting his guard down when it comes to interacting with obsessed female fans. ‘Oloso (prostitutes) thinking of how to ruin me, but I know what I’m doing/ they want to Wande Coal me, they want to Davido me,’ he rapped. Both Wande Coal and Davido have been involved in controversies over n**e/ half n**e photos purportedly leaked by women. (Photo below) Wande Coal, we are told, was not impressed by Olamide’s reference to the incident. Months later, when Ice Prince was recording songs for his Fire of Zamani album, he called on Wande Coal, Yung L and Olamide to feature on a track called ‘Gimme dat’. Wande Coal had wrapped up his verse when he found out Olamide would also be featured on the song. Sources say Wande wasn’t pleased with that and asked that he should not be featured on the same track with Olamide. Ice Prince, we are told, was forced to take Wande Coal’s verse off the song and replace it with a verse fromBurna Boy. The song, produced by Chopstix, was released for digital download on April 24, 2013. Interestingly, a previous version of the song, which featured Wande Coal’s verse, leaked on the internet four months later, August 23, 2013. Both parties Are yet to respond as at the time this report was filed… Source: Netng

14-yr-old Boy Plans Grandmum’s Kidnap, Collects N150,000 Ransom

Men of the Delta State Police command
have arrested a 14-year-old boy for
allegedly masterminding the kidnap of
his grandmother.
Ironically, the abductors also took away
the boy along with the grandmother
and another victim in the process of
kidnap but dropped off the accused
before getting to their hideout. It was
also not the first time the boy had
planned the abduction of his
grandmother to enable him share from
the ransom.
State Police Public Relations Officer,
PPRO, Mr. Charles Muka gave a vivid
account of the incident.
According to him: “This is a case of
conspiracy in which a grandson, for the
second time, planned his
grandmother’s kidnap.
“On 17th of this month in Oleh, Isoko
South Local Government Area at 6pm,
one Hope Evivie, a 62-year-old woman,
was kidnapped with the suspect, Julius
Evivie, a14-year-old boy and Victory
Oghenero, also a four-year-old boy.
“However, the suspect was later
dropped off on the road while the
victim was taken away with the other
four-year-old until January 25 when
they were released without ransom.
“Through information, the roles of the
suspect was revealed and on
interrogation he confessed to receiving
N150,000 for the role he played during
the earlier kidnap when N4 million
ransom was paid.
“The suspect will be charged to court at
the end of investigation. Parents and
guardians are advised to limit
information about themselves to their
children, drivers and domestic servants.
This incident has re-affirmed our
(police) assertion that all kidnappings
have insiders’ roles.”
**but this 14-yr old boy is bad sha o.
Chai**

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Wande Coal and Olamide At War ?

Wande Coal and rap rave of the moment Olamide are currently not on speaking terms. The brouhaha is believed to have started back in late 2012 when Olamide released his YBNL album. On the track titled ‘Picture’, Olamide rapped about not letting his guard down when it comes to interacting with obsessed female fans. ‘Oloso (prostitutes) thinking of how to ruin me, but I know what I’m doing/ they want to Wande Coal me, they want to Davido me,’ he rapped. Both Wande Coal and Davido have been involved in controversies over n**e/ half n**e photos purportedly leaked by women. (Photo below) Wande Coal, we are told, was not impressed by Olamide’s reference to the incident. Months later, when Ice Prince was recording songs for his Fire of Zamani album, he called on Wande Coal, Yung L and Olamide to feature on a track called ‘Gimme dat’. Wande Coal had wrapped up his verse when he found out Olamide would also be featured on the song. Sources say Wande wasn’t pleased with that and asked that he should not be featured on the same track with Olamide. Ice Prince, we are told, was forced to take Wande Coal’s verse off the song and replace it with a verse fromBurna Boy. The song, produced by Chopstix, was released for digital download on April 24, 2013. Interestingly, a previous version of the song, which featured Wande Coal’s verse, leaked on the internet four months later, August 23, 2013. Both parties Are yet to respond as at the time this report was filed… Source: Netng