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Nigerian Artiste, Etcetera has said that Nigerian female celebrities marry second hand husbands citing Tiwa and Teebillz as his reference. He believes it is a normal thing in Nigeria that when you can’t buy a brand new car you go for a second hand one. Because in the true sense of it, a second hand is a second hand, whether car or husband. Here are the list of female entertainers in Nigeria who are truly married to second hand husbands.

                                               The Governor of Lagos State, Babtunde Raji Fashola today visited the house of the former Lagos State Governor, Sir Michael Otedola who passed away yesterday in his Epe home. Sir Otedola is also billionaire Femi Otedola’s dad. Cardinal Anthony Olubunmi Okogie also paid the family a visit too. See more pics below.

                   Super Eagles Head Coach, Stephen Keshi, has finally released the list of Nigeria’s provisional squad to the FIFA 2014 World Cup in Brazil. See full list below.

                                          Her new look suits her and those Valentino shoes don't come cheap either..They retail for around 150k.                                            she looks cute duo.

                       IN another daring operation, members of the terrorist Islamic sect, Boko Haram, on Monday night killed about 300 people in Gamboru Ngala, Borno State. Gamboru Ngala is a border town with Cameroon. The Boko Haram insurgents also abducted 11 more girls in Warabe and Wala communities in the Chibok Local Government Area of Borno State late on Monday. The insurgents reportedly drove into Gamboru Ngala in armoured vehicles. It was learnt that the insurgents, who seemed to have targeted a local market, shot sporadically at traders at the market before proceeding into the town to wreak more havoc. Gamboru is situated along Nigeria-Cameroon border and is the administrative headquarters of the Ngala Local Government Area of Borno State. It is about 200 kilometres from Maiduguri, the state capital city. Senator Ahmed Zannah, who is representing the area in the Senate, confirmed the killings. He said the invaders spent about 12 hours wreaking havoc on defenceless Nigerians

                    The  Yoruba Nollywood's top actresses, Toyin Aimakhu-Johnson , is not happy with the way her colleagues and fans perceive her in bad light, with some seeing her a s a snub, rude and insolent lady. The pretty actress says that contrary to the perception of people, especially those who do not know her closely, she is a nice, friendly and pleasant person to be with. In a recent chat, Toyin had this to say: I am a nice, friendly and accommodating person; I am not harsh or aggressive like people say. All I do is act and interpret my role. I love my private life a lot. I believe in honesty and perseverance. I play a lot; I don’t lie to myself and as such, I don’t go beyond my limit. I also believe in timing. When I just got in the industry, I had problems with some people. They felt I was rude. It is not that I am rude. It is the way I was brought up. In my house, they allow us to express ourselves freely. Even with my father, you have the right to express yoursel

                       Davido recently shared his newest Award and his Rang Rover on his instagram page with no caption. Congrats to him O.B.O.

                     Abuja – President Goodluck Jonathan has welcomed and accepted offers of help from the United States of America to locate and rescue the girls abducted from the Government Girls Secondary School, Chibok Borno State.  According to Reuben Abati, Special Adviser to the President on Media on Publicity, the offer from President Barack Obama was conveyed to President Jonathan by the United States Secretary of State, John Kerry, in a telephone conversation. He said the help included deployment of United States security personnel and assets to work with their Nigerian counterparts in the search and rescue operation. “Mr Kerry assured President Jonathan that the terrorist group, Boko Haram, has carried out series of attacks on villages, churches and schools in Nigeria’s north-east. Scores have been killed in bomb attacks, with the latest attack on Chibok on April 14 resulting in the abduction of over 200 girls of a secondary school. The abduction occurred same day that t

Soyinka                     Unless the international community joins forces with the Nigerian government, the 276 girls kidnapped at the Government Secondary School in Chibok, Borno State would be sold as sex slaves, Prof Wole Soyinka said yesterday. The Nobel Laureate, who spoke to CNN’s Christine Amanpour, described the abduction of the school girls as a horrifying event, which needed rapid action from the global community. He said the experience would traumatise the victims for the rest of their lives, stressing that services of psychological experts would be needed to help the girls recover from the pain should they be rescued alive. He said: “The world must confront this reality. It is painful and horrifying that these girls are going to be sold as sex slaves. I used that expression deliberately; let us not beat around the bush. We are dealing with the monstrosity and an affliction, which requires that we must go in quickly and act rapidly, because these girls are going