Actress Rahama Sadau introduces her lovely mother

Former Kannywood actress Rahama Sadau posted a photo of her mother on Instagram.

Beyonce and Dixie Chicks performance deleted from CMA website, social media after several racist comments

The organizers at the Country Music Awards deleted all references and images of Beyonce and the Dixie Chicks from their website after many racist comments from fans against the 4 women. The performance of Beyonce's hit, "Daddy Lessons," with the Dixie Chicks on Wednesday night at the CMA went viral and was trending for racist reasons, but by Thursday morning the video of the performance on CMAWorld.com had been deleted.

According to TMZ, Sources directly connected with the CMAs said the performance was deleted because of fans who posted racist and other harsh comments. They also deleted the women from all social media platforms but they did not delete the women from Snapchat ... they only deleted the ladies from CMA accounts where users can place comments.
Some of the comments were:


"That's right folks. Beyonce performed at the CMAs last night & is on a mission to take country music away from us, hardworking white people!"
"Beyonce overrated racist n***er bitch."
"@Beyonce the cop hater? No thanks,"
"What place does @Beyonce who vilifies police officers who keep us safe have to do with #CMAawards50?"But of course the Beyhive wasn't having any of it. Read some of their comments below:











TMZ added that CMA people felt it may have been a mistake to have invited the 4 women in the first place.

Ater a lot of backlash from the Beyhive and some other fans, CMA started adding the images of Beyonce and the Dixie Chicks to its social media pages.

Toke Makinwa's 'beloved' throws her a surprise birthday dinner (photos)

Looks like Toke Makinwa has finally confirmed that she's dating! Media Personality Toke Makinwa turned a year older yesterday and her man, whom she refers to as her 'beloved', threw her a surprise birthday dinner with friends and colleagues in attendance. See more photos as you continue.

Stunning new photos of Alaafin of Oyo's last wife

Queen Ola Adeyemi, the last wife of the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi, turned a year older yesterday. She released some lovely new photos on social media. See more

Big Brother's Tayo Faniran shoots new video in South Africa

Tayo Faniran the first runner up of 2014 Big Brother Africa is making a return to music in Grand style.
Tayo Faniran who now co-owns King Kong records with his childhood friend Olalekan Olaleye known as Lekan-Kingkong is ready to drop a new smash hit song in the coming weeks.


The official music video for the song titled "Girl or Money" has just been shot and directed by Samklef in Cape Town.



According to Tayo,
'I've been getting a lot of calls and messages from my fans wondering what I've been up to lately, well I've been working and they are about to see the results. This song will change alot, can't wait for you all to listen to it". More photos below...

University education was not my destiny- Africa's richest woman, Folorunsho Alakija says

Africa's richest woman and oil magnate, Folorunsho Alakija, yesterday said it was never in her destiny to get empowered through a University degree. Alakija said this while speaking at the Excellence in Leadership program organized by Daystar Christian Centre, Ikeja, Lagos:

“If I had the opportunity of going to the university, maybe I would have come out with a second class upper or lower but that didn’t happen; that wasn’t to be my destiny. I would have loved to go to the university as we all know that university education is good but some of us who have not gone, it is not the end of the world"she said

Put an end to abduction of Christian girls by Emirs, CAN tells Buhari

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) yesterday asked President Buhari to help put an end to the abduction and marriage of young Christian girls to traditional rulers and Emirs in the North.

The religious leaders made the call during a visit to the pr‎esidential villa. Speaking to state house correspondents after the visit, the Northern CAN Chairman, Yakubu Pam‎ said;



“We came to present ourselves as the Northern CAN chapter to the President and to tell him some of the challenges that Northern Christians are passing through. One of those challenges is that we are having difficulties in expressing our faith in the northern part of the country. We have also told him some of the difficulties we are passing through with the Fulani herdsmen. The farmers need to be protected and in fact, we told the President that we have been encouraging our youths to go into farming and they need to be protected and when they come into the city, there is no employment; that is why farmers must be protected. We also talked on the issue of girl child abduction in the North. In some Northern states, some young girls and children are being abducted at 12 years old and the parents will just hear that the girls have been married to traditional rulers and emirs. This is gathering a cloud of crisis already and if that is not taken care of it will lead to a serious crisis. These are the issues we told the President. We congratulated him on the wedding of his daughter, the fight against corruption and Boko Haram war as people have started returning to their homes; as well on the return of the Chibok girls” he said