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Published by Juanita A show promoter who reportedly duped almost 200 fans with a Phyno and Olamide show in Toronto, Canada, collecting $50/100 for the event, will have to pay for damages after fans destroyed properties because the artistes never showed up. According to some of the fans, the show promoters planned the fraud, hence their anger. The excuse the show promoters gave was that Olamide is not feeling too well and Phyno is also down. Police officers however arrived the scene of the incident to get everything in control.

Published by Juanita Vice President Yemi Osinbajo and his wife, Dolapo, are celebrating their 28th wedding anniversary today November 25th. In his post shared on his Facebook page, Osinbajo describe his wife's heart is his home. He wrote "When our worlds collided, it was just a matter of time. Our story began today, many years ago The harmony in the symphony, My treasure! Happy Anniversary Oludolapo Your heart is my home".

Published by Juanita Crying woman A Nyanya Customary Court in Abuja on Tuesday dissolved a 22-year-old marriage of a driver over his wife’s habit of cooking only once in a week. The court presided over by Mr Jemilu Jega granted the request of Mr Garba Pakachi, ruling that the union was irretrievable. “This court has tried everything within its powers to resolve the issues between the parties, but all efforts proved abortive. “The irreconcilable differences between the two parties showed that they are no longer compatible; therefore, the marriage is hereby dissolved,’’  Jega said. He gave the custody of three of the four children of the marriage to their father and granted their mother, Martha, the custody of the last child, aged six years. Jega ordered the man to pay N20,000 monthly for upkeep of the child. “Because he is the biological father of the child, he must provide N20,000 for the upkeep of the child,”  he said. He also directed that Garb

Published by Juanita Black Diamond Music act, Wande Coal has allegedly tied knot with his heartthrob, simply identified as Chinemerem, Nation reports. Wande Coal was said to have performed his traditional marriage rites on Saturday, November 18, 2017. The traditional ceremony was reportedly attended by only close friends and family members of the couple at the residence of the bride’s parents in Lagos. Chinemerem is said to have courted wande for at least four years. According to the paper, a close family friend of the bride described the pair as ‘extremely suited pieces of a bigger puzzle’ adding that the white wedding will take place in 2018.

Published by Juanita Producer  Benjamin Obadje , popularly known as  Spellz , disclosed to Punch that hit song “ Malo ” on  Tiwa Savage ‘s EP “ Sugarcane ” was originally his. Spellz told Punch that he gave the song away when “Sugarcane” was about to be released and it needed one more song. He suggested it to Tiwa, he said, and she liked the idea. He said: "I did two songs on Tiwa’s EP. Malo was originally my song that I planned to release this year. So, when we wanted to put out her EP, she needed one more song. I was not in Nigeria at that time and Tiwa was in New York too. It was difficult to work together; so, I said we should add Malo to the EP. I saw it as our song since I featured Wizkid and Tiwa on it. And without their efforts, the song wouldn’t be made. I am not the type that holds on to things for too long. Since Tiwa liked the idea, I spoke to Wizkid as well and he liked it too." He added that at the end of the day, the song was made by the 3 of the

Published by Juanita                                               Peter Okoye is the cover star for this week’s edition of Guardian Life magazine. In it, the former half of Psquare described himself as a ‘singer, dancer, entrepreneur, 100% entertainer’ and revealed that his journey as a solo artist is one of the most exciting things he’s experiencing.’ Photography: @jerrie_rotimi                                                        

Published by Juanita Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe made a broadcast to his people on Sunday night, but he did the unexpected: he did not resign as widely expected. Instead he said he would preside over a ZANU-PF congress next month even though the ruling party had removed him as its leader hours earlier. The broadcast was witnessed by the military leaders who had taken control of Zimbabwean affairs, but who kept denying that they had executed a coup. ZANU-PF had given the 93-year-old less than 24 hours to quit as head of state or face impeachment, an attempt to secure a peaceful end to his tenure after a de facto coup. Mugabe said in a address on state television that he acknowledged criticism against him from ZANU-PF, the military and the public, but did not comment on the possibility of standing down. “The (ruling ZANU-PF) party congress is due in a few weeks and I will preside over its processes,” Mugabe said.