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Wednesday, 29 October 2014

Hilarious! Nigerian Superstars as Diseases…byChris Ogunlowo.


I found this article on thenet.ng written by
Chris Ogunlowo and I found it so hilarious
that I had to share it here. It's famous
Nigerians as diseases. Too funny! Enjoy
below...
1. Wizkid Syndrome: A chronic tendency to
create catchy and repetitive hits to a loyal
fan base with a boyish charm that induces
envy from peers and late-bloomers, which
also hides the fact, that one is approaching
quarter-life.
2. Davidotis: A psychiatric condition whereby
a sufferer survives speculations of whether
genuine talent or one’s father’s wealth is the
source of one’s success, alongside a
pervading comparison with an equally
talented whiz-kid.
3. Tuface Syndrome: A rare syndrome that
occurs when prodigious talent meets
prodigious baby-making ability but with a
legendary status, strong social equity and a
staying power that keep a whole industry in
awe.
4. D’banj Obsessive Disorder: A disease
characterized by the feeling that one’s best
days are firmly behind and, as a result, one
looks for outlets to compensate for fading
stardom and income, including taking relief in
farming-
5. Dangotiosis: A condition marked by an
obsession with Dangote‘s wealth, only curable
by a decision to mind one’s own business.
6. Lindapilepsy: A strong and strange
resentment that occurs when news of Linda
Ikeji’s wealth arises, which is commonly
observed among struggling publicists, jealous
digital marketers, hungry journalists, and
retired or rival bloggers.
7. Iyanyamariasis: The abnormal ability of a
cell to spot errors in its former ways before
proceeding to create a trademark style that
takes waist gyrations to nerve-racking heights
with performances worthy of Mr. Universe
Pageantry.
8. Tontolitis : The debilitating ability to sustain
fame in an erratic way as it was acquired
while still smiling to the bank.
9. PSquarisasis: When two malignant cells
take the understanding of a market to
unprecedented heights resulting in a
dominance previously thought impossible and
doing it with a discernible Igbo accent.
10. Don Jazzy Disorder: A disorder that makes
an organ produce back-to-back hits and
maintain a social equity that can embarrass
pastors and politicians, including a social
media addiction and an idiosyncratic singing
style that impresses.
11. Kceeosis: A cell’s ability to confuse
celebrity with a right to make embarrassing
wardrobe choices and a knack for coming out
even more horrendous than a previous time
despite public outcry and bile from popular
bloggers.
12. Jenniferiasis: The ability of an organ to
exhibit behavior that would ordinarily be
considered razz to a point where the lines
between acting and reality are blurred but
compensated with popular adulation and
brand endorsements.
13. MIplasia : A type of dwarfism that
compensates the lack of bone growth with
incredible rhyming prowess and a persona
capable of inducing endless admiration and
beef from hustling rappers.
14. Ice Prince Cerebral Cramps: A disorder
that causes exaggerated hip-hop postures, a
rigid conformity to infantile end-rhymes that
turn rap songs into mainstream classics and
also results in multiple awards than most
“serious” rappers.
15. Mode Complex: An affliction that causes
an artist to be the default reference for
prodigious & clever wordplay that, sadly, does
not correlate with the amount of albums sold
or account balance, a living proof of the
saying: ‘grammar no be money’.
16. Dakolomentality: A rare psychotic disorder
that inflicts a sufferer with unlimited guttural
talent but indistinctive brand positioning &
packaging.
17. Olamide Palsy: A malignant tumor that
involves a blatant display of one’s ethnicity
and background combined with traits mostly
reserved for touts but interestingly made into
a premium musical package that surprises
earlier sufferers of the same tumor who faded
into obscurity.
18. Phynognomy: A severe condition similar to
Olamide Palsy but with an Igbo flair and an
ability to turn what would have been a bad
hair day for most into a phenomenal signature
look.
19. Bella Naija Syndrome: An affliction
whereby the Nigerian national man-hour is
spent keeping track of who wore what to
where until one wakes up to the reality of a
wasted lifetime.
20. Kedike Syndrome: A syndrome that causes
a sufferer to endure a clean image despite the
presence of a latent sexuality which experts
guess might lead to a Rihanna Crisis or, in the
extreme, a psychiatric condition of Miley Cyrus
proportions....

Photos: Stella Damasus, Daniel Adenimokun,Ini Edo, other stars at Giama Awards



Here are some red carpet photos from the
GIAMA Awards which held this past Saturday
Oct. 25th in Houston, Texas. Pictured above,
Stella Damasus and her man Daniel
Adenimokun, and Ini Edo. See more photos
after the cut...














JLo steps out in green crop top &matching trousers after revealingwhy she left Marc Anthony




JLo wore this bright green crop top and
matching trousers teamed with spiky black
heels as she stepped out in LA yesterday. I
think it's a fierce outfit but many people
didn't like it. Would you rock it? Meanwhile,
the actress and singer has revealed that she
left Marc Anthony in 2011 after 7 years of
marriage after suffering a panic attack during
a photo-shoot. Read what she wrote after the
cut...
Jennifer Lopez detailed her split in her new
book titled, True Love. She writes;
'As I sat there getting made up, my
heart was beating out of my chest and I
felt like I couldn't breathe... I became
consumed with anxiety. What was
happening to me? I leaped from my
chair and said to my dear manager
Benny Medina, "Benny, something is
happening! I feel like I'm going crazy."
My mom was there and she rushed to
my side too.
'It was one of those moments when
you're so scared you can't even scream.
In a blur of fear and panic, I looked at
Benny and my mother and blurted out
the words: "I don't think I can be with
Marc anymore." Then I burst into tears.
'It was out. The thing I feared more than
anything in the world. I collapsed into
their arms and began to sob.'
'Anybody looking from the outside in
would have thought my life was great. I
had a husband and two beautiful
children. I was on American Idol and my
new single On The Floor had gone to
number one all over the world.
'What people didn't know was that life
really wasn't that good. My relationship
was falling apart and I was terrified.'
Photo credit: X17online

What do you ladies think of waist trainers? Dothey really work?




It looks like the new trendy crase amongst
ladies these days in the waist trainer...recently
made popular by Mrs West. Ladies are now
wearing corsets for hours at a time, some even
to bed, to help compress their core, which is
supposed to eventually shrink their waist and
give them that hourglass figure (like Kim), but
is it safe to wear it all the time and does it
really work?

Family in dilemma after triplets’ birth, unableto pay hospital bill


Aww, feel bad reading this story. A woman
who just gave birth to triplets is being held at
the hospital over her family's inability for
N150k bill. Sun News reports below...
A couple with five children was recently
blessed with a set of triplets. The couple, now
with eight kids – five boys and three girls –
never envisaged going that far in child
bearing. But since circumstance had made it
so, Mr. & Mrs. Ifeani Benjamin Amadu, from
Ukpo in Dunukofia Local Government Area of
Anambra State, have no option but to accept
their fate.Mrs. Amadu told our correspondent
that three months into her pregnancy, she
had gone for scan only to be told that she
was carrying three babies in her womb, a
revelation that threw her into fright.
Soon after she was delivered of the babies at
Ajeromi General Hospital, Ajegunle, Lagos, on
Saturday, October 27, 2014, the woman and
her husband found themselves in a tight
corner. They had no money to offset their
hospital bills, which stood at N150, 000.
Mrs. Amadu, while narrating her experiences
during and after her pregnancy, pointed out
that it was a serious battle. “The pregnancy
was not business as usual,” she began. “At a
point, my whole body became too heavy that
I could not do even very common things. I
could neither sleep well nor walk freely. Also,
bending and bathing were tough for me. In
fact, it was as if I was carrying excess load.”
She told Daily Sun, however, that all the
problems disappeared immediately after she
was delivered of the babies. People kept
trooping to the hospital to see the bundles of
joy. It was discovered that the triplets were
the first to be delivered in the hospital this
year.
Though she had a safe delivery and her
triplets were in sound health, paying her
hospital bills and taking care of the triplets
have become a daunting task. Following
failure of the couple to foot their hospital bill
more than two weeks after delivery, the
triplets and their mother could not be
discharged.
Unfortunately, Mrs. Amadu, a National
Certificate of Education (NCE) holder and a
teacher in a private school earns a very lean
salary. Her income and that of her husband
are nowhere enough for them to cater for the
delivery. “I could not save enough for this
delivery because my salary is poor,” she said.
“I tried to get a job in a public school as a
teacher, but none came my way. So I decided
to manage with the one that I have right
now. My husband too planned as much as he
could for the task ahead, but we never knew
that things would work out this way.
Unfortunately, earlier before my delivery,
robbers visited us and carted away some
money that my husband had planned to
invest in a little business. So, that is why we
have found ourselves in this tensed
situation.”
Mrs. Amadu wants financial support from
men and women of goodwill who she believes
would have a share in the special blessings
being brought by the triplets. “At the
moment, we cannot pay the hospital bill due
to our severe financial constraints. We are
therefore calling on men and women of
goodwill like Governors Wille Obiano, Rochas
Okorocha, Babatunde Raji Fashola, corporate
bodies and other groups and individuals to
come to our aid so that we can leave the
hospital. I am tired of staying here; I want to
go home with my babies,” she said.
Her husband, Mr. Ifeani Amadu, also
expressed his feelings. “We have been
married for 14 years, and since that time, my
wife has been fruitful. In fact, we had closed
child bearing after four children. But the
pregnancies continued to come. After having
five children, we never planned having
another, yet the sixth came. As a child of
God, I have been feeling so bad to encourage
abortion or family planning. But now, we
have been forced to do it.”
He believed that the triplets would serve as a
point of contact for others. He described the
situation, as a serious one and called on
Nigerians to come to the rescue of his family.
“I have been thinking about how to get out of
this situation. My wife and the triplets have
spent close to three weeks in the hospital
because I have no money to pay their bill. I
am appealing to those who are touched by
what my family is going through to assist us
financially so that we could pay the hospital
bill and cater for the babies too.
Any financial assistance should be made to
Mr. Ifeani Benjamin Amadu, UBA Account
number 2032569487. The family can be
reached on 07033284662 and 09035639764.
Source: Sunnewsonline..

Photos: Romantic couple Kim K and Kanye West enjoys basketball date



Kim Kardashian & Kanye West looked hot and
happy as they attended the LA Lakers game
against the Houston Rockets last night at the
Staples Center in Los Angeles. See more
photos after the cut...






Photo credit: AP/Entertainment Splash/
Gamepiks

Boko Haram reportedly dominates Army HQ in Mubi, Adamawa state



According to a report by Sahara Reporters,
suspected members of Boko Haram entered
Mubi town in Adamawa state today Oct. 29th
and took over the army headquarters of the
234 battalion in the town.
The troops guarding the barracks reportedly
initially exchanged fire with the sect men but
fled after they realized they were outnumbered
by the militants and their heavy firepower.
In a related development, the sect members
are reported to have attacked Uba and Hildi
towns and other locations in Borno and
Adamawa states this morning Oct. 29th.
According to residents of the villages, the sect
men arrived in the early hours, shooting at
them, burning buildings and forcefully took
away their food stuff.

President of Zambia, MichaelSata, dies at 77


President of Zambia, Michaal Sata has died
at the age of 77. He died yesterday October
28th at the King Edward VII hospital in the
United Kingdom after suffering from an
undisclosed ailment.
Born July 6 1937, Mr Sata was elected
Zambia's President in September 2011. He is
survived by wife Christine and 20+ children.
May his soul rest in peace, Amen

16,000 New Cases of Stroke Reported in Nigeria Annually – Expert

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Gloria Ekeng, Founder, Stroke Care International, on Wednesday said that Nigeria had over 16, 000 new stroke cases annually.

Ekeng disclosed this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on the sidelines of a walk and screening exercise hosted by the organisation to mark the World Stroke Day.
She said that in reality, without proper data, it was impossible to know the exact amount of stroke cases that occurred in the country every year.
`”The estimate is between 40 to 60 percent, our data is incomplete because we do not have information on stroke cases in the villages and rural areas generally,” she said.
She told NAN that most people have failed to realise that stroke was a medical condition, saying that many have continued to blame it on witchcraft and curses.
“Lack of education, not in terms of academic learning but in terms of awareness about stroke, has contributed to the growing incidence of stroke in the country.
“People do not realise that stroke is a medical emergency or that it could be prevented,” she said.
Ekeng said that the warning signs of stroke include persistent headaches that do not respond to painkillers and weakness or heaviness in certain parts of the body.
She also identified obscured and blurred vision as other warning signs of stroke.
According to Ekeng, people whose blood pressure was terribly high had a serious risk of hemorrhagic stroke.
She said that stroke did not discriminate and could affect anyone from 19 to 90 years.
Ekeng said that simple lifestyle changes were the best way to prevent stroke, especially for people who have a family history of high blood pressure and its complications.
“You have to check your blood pressure and make sure it is not up to 120 over 70 for any reason.
“People with a family history of diabetics are also at the risk of stroke and should endeavour to keep their condition under control.
“People have to actively be healthy by choosing healthier cooking oils, maintaining a low salt diet, and exercising often.
“They should also keep their stress levels low. I know this can be difficult in Nigeria with huge stressors like traffic and other complications,” she said.
NAN reports that members of the Stroke Care International offered free screening for people aged 20 to 60, for high blood pressure indicators.
According to Ekeng, of the people screened, more than half presented blood pressure levels that were above normal.
She said that fake drugs were an unrecognised cause of blood pressure because people continued to use them but they were usually not as effective as the real thing.
Ekeng said that stroke prevention was very important because stroke care in Nigeria had yet to reach international standards, especially for the masses.
She said that stroke care required a complex support group and a huge range of medications, but in Nigeria self medication was the order of the day....post by expdonaloaded

BN Bargains: Win Tickets to Attend the 2face Triple Threat Tour in Abuja + 10% Discount on Makeup for BN Readers

2FACE IN CONCERT new


2face Idibia alongside MI, Wizkid, Naeto C, Dammy Krane and a host of other top notch acts will be blazing up the Federal Capital Territory this Saturday, November 1 at the Transcorp Hilton, Abuja.

The 2face Live: Triple Threat Tour is a celebration of 2face Idibia’s ‘The Ascension’ album as well as the newly unveiled ‘Face to Face 10.0′ and ‘Rewind, Select and Update’ albums across major cities in Africa and the rest of the world.
For a chance to win a ticket: answer the following questions correctly.
  1. What is 2face Idibia’s latest video called?
  2. What day was the Ascension album launched?
  3. What are the three albums the 2face Live: Triple threat tour is promoting?
You have to reside in Abuja to participate.
Winners will be contacted via e-mail with information on how to pick tickets. (2 winners only)..post by expdonaloaded

Interior Design Industry Professionals Receive Awards on Excellence at IDEA (Nigeria) 2014 in Lagos

Ify Ighodalo (DO II) & Titi Ogufere ( Director; IDEA Nigeria)
Ify Ighodalo (DO II) & Titi Ogufere ( Director; IDEA Nigeria)
On Saturday 11th October 2014, the Grand African Ballroom at Intercontinental Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos was filled with suave gentlemen, fab ladies, awards and recipients at the 2014 Interior Design Excellence Awards (IDEA) Nigeria.
With the theme – “Design with the Environment“, awards were given to deserving individuals industries ranging from Interior Designers to Architects.
The Interior Design Excellence Awards (IDEA) is one of Nigeria’s largest and most successful independent design awards program. Launched by Essential Interiors magazine in 2012, the program celebrates the best of Nigeria architecture, interiors and product across 15 categories and two special awards.
View images from the event.
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Mobo Biobaku (Mobos)
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Irene Hassan
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Ken Uba (Portofino Lifestyle)
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Oladapo Egbeyemi (Locks and switches) & Titi Ogufere ( Director; IDEA Nigeria)
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Oladapo Egbeyemi (Locks and switches) & Arc Jumoke Adenowo (AD Consulting)
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Kaine Dosekun (Out of Arica Lifestyles) & Mimi Odiachi (Omar Gardens)
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Titi Ogufere & Omon Mordi (Blue Mahogany)
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Osaru Alile & Lape Cameroun-Cole (CC Interiors)
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Agatha Eric Udorie & Daughter
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Bola Hassan Odukale (Inspirational Kitchens) with Funmi Balogun (Episode Interiors)
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Kiki Kamanu & Noble Ekajeh
Ify Ighodalo (DO II), Titi Ogufere ( Director; IDEA Nigeria) & Adewunmi Akanni-Aluko
Ify Ighodalo (DO II) & Adewunmi Akanni-Aluko
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Andrew Inegbese (Senior Graphics Designer; Essential Interiors Magazine), Irene Hassan & Adedotun Adeboyejo (Doshlaps)
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Habiba Waziri Ibrahim (Spades Interiors), Asma’U Wada (AM Furniture), Titi Ogufere (Director; IDEA Nigeria) & Evarista Oamen
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Dayo Keshi (Director General; National Council for Arts and Culture) & Kunle Adeyemi (Nlé Networks)
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Michael Owolabi
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Mr & Mrs Ronnie D’Souza (Aaln Caray)
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Dr Wallace Ogufere & Ese Adejuwon
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Mr & Mrs Kunle Akinyelure (Klusters Limited)
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Genevieve Ikenchukwu
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Mr & Mrs Mordi
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Irene Hassan & Mr Tino Ofoezie (Tinos Electronics)
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Owen Ogufere & Andrea Geday (Managing Director Elanlan Construction Company)
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Oliver Enwonwu (President SAN)
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Anselm Tabansi (Svengali)
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Arc Wale Okubadejo (OAC Architects)
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Ewematie-Ikuku Ewemade
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Arc & Mrs. Bayo Odunlami (Design Group) & Ify Ighodalo (DO II)
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Ademola Sanya, Ayodeji Sanya, Olanike Afolabi, Ijeoma Isiolu, & Emeka Isiolu
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Folahan Mudasiru (Oando), Charles Enwonwu (Insignia Media), Tosin Enwonwu (Millhouse Drapes), Chief Pius Akinyelure & Kunle Akinyelure (Klusters Limited)