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I liked Genevieve as a singer o, don't know what y'all are talking about. That her 'No More Crying o', was a banger to me...hehe. Anyway, looks like she hasn't put her singing ambitions to rest. She said in a new interview that if she finds the right song, she will sing again. Speaking with Channels TV at the relaunch of her clothing line in Lagos on Sunday, Genevieve said; "I think everything comes at its own time. Fashion is here at its own time. I don't believe I must do everything but if the right song comes and the right situation arises for me to lend my voice, I would definitely. So no, singing is not ruled out (don't worry)" she said The actress also says that revamping her clothing line will not in anyway affect her acting career "Nothing affects my acting. Acting is something I do with my soul so it embodies a lot of things. For me, I don't know about anyone else, acting is spiritual, so if I do not em...

The Carters, who have been in Paris for about a week now following their show in the city, caused quite a hysteria when they went sight-seeing in the city of love yesterday...with their security detail of course...and Beyonce was the photographer for the family.

The political drama in Adamawa State has entered a new phase. Governor Murtala Nyako had argued that he did not accept his Deputy's resignation letter, as such the man has not resigned according to law. Hence, deputy governor Bala Ingilari went to court to challenge the swearing-in of the Speaker. Just three days to the bye-election in the state, the court has delivered judgement on the matter. The court ordered that ousted Deputy Governor Ingilari should be reinstated as (acting) governor. Meanwhile, Governor Nyako's suit challenging his impeachment by the Assembly is still going on.

Actress Ronke Ojo-Gbolahan aka Ronke Oshodi-Oke says she regrets not completing her education to the University level and now wants to return to school. "My big regret is not going back to school as I had wanted to. I have been planning to return back to school for quite a long time but when you are making money, seeing yourself being celebrated here and there, you will feel on top of the world. But you are nothing without completing your education. So that's the bold step I want to take now. So it's going to be fun. I don't want to agree it's going to be difficult. I really want to go back to school and I mean it this time around" she told Encomium magazine...

The Delta state government on Sunday Oct. 5th allegedly burnt over 200 motorcycles it confiscated from those who flouted the state's newly introduced ban on motorcycle riding in some parts of the state. Two weeks ago, the State government banned Okada in some parts of the state, including Ika South, Ika North and Sapele. The ban was however flouted by some motorcycle riders who got their machines seized by officials of the state. The seized motorcycles have now allegedly been burnt at the Mosogar end of the Gammon Bridge in Sapele. According to Sahara Reporters who spoke with the state's Commissioner for Transport, Ben Igbakpa, he denied knowledge of the State burning the motorcycles. "I am not aware of the burning of any Okada, the fact remains that any confiscated Okada is not going back to the owner. How such Okadas are being disposed is not the issue, what matters is that, all Okadas in these areas must be off the road” he said

Nigeria has one of the largest concentration of poor people but Five out of the Ten names on the list of richest pastors in the world are from Nigeria. According to Richest Lifestyle, here are the pastors: .1. David Oyedepo – Net worth: $150 Million (Nigeria) Bishop David Oyedepo is the richest pastor in Nigeria and the world. He is the founder of the Living Faith World Outreach Ministry. Ever since he founded this ministry in 1981, it has grown to become one of Africa’s largest congregations. He hosts three services every Sunday in The Faith Tabernacle. This prosperous pastor owns private jets and homes in the US and the UK. .2.   Chris Oyakhilome – Net worth: $50 Million (Nigeria) Chris Oyakhilome’s church Christ Embassy has more than 40,000 members, several of whom are successful entrepreneurs and politicians. This pastor’s diversified interests include magazines, newspapers, a TV station, a record label, hotels, satell...

Pastors should watch the characters they allow to sing in church. This is for club runs, not for church. *sigh*