Tuesday, 2 July 2013
Culture:Can This Be Your Bridal Wealth Presentation Attire?
A Woman dressed for the presentation of her bridewealth.
Papua New Guinea, Wahgi.
What Can You Say About This Picture?
Pass or Smash?
Monday, 1 July 2013
Video:R2bees "Slow Down" ft Wizkid
Finally the video of ‘Slow Down’ from Award winning Ghanaian group ‘R2Bees’ featuring Nigerian sensation Wizkid; the mid-tempo cut is produced by Killbeats and the video is directed Gorilla Films
Breaking News:Senator Pius Ewherido is dead
SENATOR Pius Ewherido is dead he died of stroke, Sunday evening in Abuja.
Pius Ewherido, was a member of the Nigeria Delta State House Assemby between May 1999 and May 2007. He was elected Senator for Delta Central in the April 2011 national elections, running on the Democratic People’s Party (DPP) platform.
Born on May 4, 1963 in Ughelli. He attended Notre Dame College, Ozoro and Urhobo College, Effuruin, Delta State. He went on to the University of Ife where he studied Philosophy. After his National Youth Service, Ewherido became a businessman in Warri. He also studied Law at the University of Benin and was later called to the Bar.
Ewherido joined the United Nigerian Congress Party (UNCP) during the NigerianThirdRepublic. After the transition to democracy was aborted by Sani Abacha, he left politics and returned to business. In 1998 he joined the (PDP) and in April 1999 he was elected to represent the Ughelli South constituency election in the Delta State House of Assembly.
He was appointed Deputy Speaker of the House when it convened in June 1999. From 15 May 2000 until 20 March 2001 he was leader of the Assembly. Ewherido was re-elected in April 2003, and was Deputy Speaker of the Assembly from May 2003 until May 2007.
New video: Flavour "Ada Ada"
The highly anticipated video for all wedding occasions by Flavour is finally here
watch and enjoy!!!
50 Cent Intends To Collaborate With Kanye west And J.Cole
50 Cent recently called into close friend and collaborator DJ Whoo Kid's Shade 45 radio show to discuss both Born Sinner and Yeezus.
Although Fifty's been avoiding the musical spotlight as of late, he did provide a rare guest hook on Cole's "New York Times," a Born Sinner bonus cut. Other than Kendrick Lamar's contribution on "Forbidden Fruit," he was the only other rapper who contributed vocals on Cole's project.
"I think that it's a good project," said 50. "He's producing his records while actually rapping on them like Kanye."
He didn't hesitate to compare the two or express his opinion on Yeezy's latest effort.
"I think they're both talented," he said. "Some of the choices on the new joint that Yeezy made, I wasn't into all that. I didn't know what kind of beat came off... [but] it was creative, man - it came out of nowhere with that. We'll see if people can adjust to it and really enjoy it or if it's too different."
50 also discussed his future in music and, and joked about re-recording his "officially unreleased but heavily bootlegged" debut album Power of the Dollar with producers such as Kanye, Timbaland and Cole
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