' All Came Out '

Fashion & lifestyle blogger Temi Otedola, musician boyfriend Mr Eazi and sister DJ Cuppy all came out tonight to support the Super Eagles in their international friendly match against Serbia.

Although the match ended 2-0, with Serbia winning, the trio who were joined by comedian Ebiye shared cool photos of themselves at the stadium.

 

JTO Fashion  Cuppy Music  Mr Eazi

JTO Fashion  Mr Eazi  Cuppy Music  Comedian Ebiye

Mr Eazi  JTO Fashion  Cuppy Music

 

" The Seminar Kicked Off With An "

The seminar kicked off with an introduction and an icebreaker. After the introduction, Amara thanked guests for braving the weather to attend the event. She then shared the story of her success; how she powered through the challenges she faced to reach where she is today, prompting a guest to comment on how inspiring her story was.

as well as Kika Osunde of Good Hair Limited and Brass & Copper Lifestyle Limited, shared invaluable information, not only on how they achieved their successes, but on the mindset and drive that was required to achieve their dreams and overcome negative circumstances.

 

Guest  Kika Osunde

Guest  Amara Kanu

Guest  Amara Kanu

Amara Kanu  Amara Kanu' sons  Amara Kanu's daughter

 

She Is A Nigerian Actress

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She Is A Born Again Christian But She Doesn't Hold Any Position In Any Church Just Knows The Word And In Her Own Words Lives The Word Of God

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Tonto Dikeh

Tonto Dikeh

' Due To Unnecessary '

Due to unnecessary pressure from members o the public, the Psquare twins have a lot to prove to the public, but this time, individually.

 

Peter Obumneme Mr P Okoye Psquare

Peter Obumneme Mr P Okoye Psquare

 

 

" But The Very Intricate Matter Of "

”The challenges of being an MC at a state function, grand wedding, corporate gathering and international event can be daunting. After dealing with protocol, then comes the issues of timing and duration. But the very intricate matter of crowd control can be the most daunting, even for the most composed of all experienced MCees. The #Dangotes and #Abubakars wedding was all of those challenges and more. There seems to be a long journey to achieving the seeming decorum; the type state functions in the West are known for. I have been an MC, 27 years of my 30yrs in entertainment. And learnt the hard way from @BisiOlotailo, #IkennaNdagobo, #RalphOkpara, #PatricDoyle, @IraborSoni and the other greats. The truth is, being a comedian would give you the weaponry to mop up boredom but not enough to steer the programme at decorum defying guests. The job of an MC can be tasking at such events. How do you control VVVIP attention seekers who get high on photo opportunities? What do you say to make such a person who believes standing right in from of the table that has the Vice President, Senate President, 3 visiting Presidents, First lady, 2 former Nigerian Presidents, 2 former Vice Presidents, Emir of Kano… is totally unacceptable? Where do you start from in making these attention mongers know that carrying on a conversation right in front of a stage, or around the Premium Presidential table, while blocking the view of all other guests and obstructing the line of sight of cameramen is a no no? And the MC begged, repeated same announcements, SEVERALLY… Yet, as some people move away, new at’s of attention seekers position themselves again. The security aides are even worse. Who is coming into a hall with such high profile guests to come and harm their principal officers? These aides will stand like CRonaldo is taking a goal bound free-kick. Thereby blocking everyone. I have tolerated these people shaaaaa. I couldn’t hold back at the #DangotesAbubakars wedding reception. What nonsense. Those who even have aides were not as rich as @BillGates. Can you imagine if Bill were to have security, going by bank balance, no one would have caught a glimpse of him…”.

Ali Baba Akpobome

 

 

 

 

' I Love Everything About It '

Ladybrillemag.com: What do you love most about being an actress? Susan Peters: I love everything about it: my people, the directors, the actors, the film crews. We all work together to entertain Nigeria and the world. Everyday, we are progressing. We have better scripts, better equipment, better technical expertise, better budgets. The story of our industry is being written now, and my career is running alongside, here I am right in the middle, growing too. I love that. . .

 

Susan Peters