VIDEO: Harrysong – Happiness

AlterPlate Music frontline artiste Harrysong shares the video for his latest single ‘Happiness’. This is coming on the heels of his successful Kingmaker Concert at the Warri City Stadium which saw the performer join the league of African artistes who have filled up stadia

‘Happiness’ visual directed by Sqaureball sees Harrysong preach the act of doing good and deriving happiness from genuine human relations. This is a teaser of what to expect from the kingmaker as he readies new collaboration with Kiss Daniel and Reekado Banks.

VIDEO: Madrina (Cynthia Morgan) – Billion Dollar Woman

After a self-imposed hiatus, Madrina a.k.a Cynthia Morgan resurfaces with a brand new label and a spanking new single.

Now signed to TCMC Global, Madrina comes through with the visuals for her latest offering titled “Billion Dollar Woman”.

We are glad she’s back on the scene and we are definitely loving the output.

Enjoy

VIDEO: Rudeboy – IFAi

CEO of Rudeboy Records, Paul Okoye aka Rudeboy releases the official video of his third single of 2018 titled “IFAi”.

The video for this soul serenading, chart-topping hit single which expresses the heart of a love-struck persona airing out their love for their spouse was shot in Seychelles.

Directed by T.Gee and King Rudy. Produced by King Rudy.

Actor Robert 'Iron Man' Downey Jr was paid N3.6 billion for his eight minutes role in Spider-Man: Homecoming

Hollywood actor, Robert Downey Jr was reportedly paid $10 million ( 3,607,194,530.08) for his eight minutes role in Spider-Man: Homecoming.

According to figures released by Variety, the 53-year-old actor who has played Iron Man since 2008, appeared in the Marvel movie for eight minutes and raked up a profit of $10 million.



Speaking on filming the movie in a previous interview, Downey Jr said: 'I genuinely had a blast. I just love Spider-Man so to me being able to participate in reintroducing Spider-Man to a new generation or giving kind of a really back to, that's why it's called Homecoming.'



The Iron Man star who is regarded as one of the movie industry's most in-demand performers, and the first of the Marvel characters to hit the big screen was previously reported he have made $40million for his supporting role in Captain America: Civil War.

British toddler falls to his death after climbing out of window while his mother was cleaning

An 18-month-old boy died after falling out of a second-floor window as his mother was cleaning their apartment.

Spencer, the son of Australian expat Holly Bishop, 28, and her British partner Robert Devlin, 32, fell to his death at their apartment in Lagos, Portugal on Saturday.







Holly had Spencer following her around the apartment as she was cleaning, but she went into a panic when she turned around and couldn't find the toddler. She searched the apartment to no avail, so she rushed to a window which had been left open and was devastated to see her child lying on the pavement several metres below.

Ms Bishop's sister Jess Marach said her sister had opened the window slightly to help air the home out and could hear Spencer in the background.

"She then continued to clean the apartment and again couldn't see Spencer or now hear him either," Ms Marach said. "She thought he was getting up to mischief as kids do when they go quiet, so she went past the bathroom and didn't see him there, so then went into his room and found that he wasn't there either."

Holly Bishop then noticed the window was open all the way and rushed over to look outside.

"[Ms Bishop] ran over to look [and] saw little Spencer on the ground outside with people surrounding him and she ran straight down the stairs to him, "Ms Marach said.







Spenser was still breathing at the time, and neighbours reported seeing a young man attempting to save the boy with first aid. He suffered critical injuries and was rushed to Algarve University Hospital Centre's pediatric intensive care unit, but later died.

Police in Portugal, where the family have lived for several years, are investigating the events leading up to the tragedy.

Nigerian Immigration Service imposes airport screenings following fresh Ebola outbreak in Congo

Nigerian Immigration Service imposes airport screenings following fresh Ebola outbreak in Congo

The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) is taking swift action to ensure that Ebola does not enter the country following a fresh outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo.









NIS spokesperson Sunday James told BBC that immigration officials would tighten vigilance at airports and make more use of thermometers to screen passengers.









'We are sending a signal to all entry points in the country. The intention is to ensure that any suspected case can be promptly handed over to health officials at the airports. This is a matter which everybody must be concerned about. All hands must be on deck" he said.









During the 2014 outbreak in West Africa, more than 11,000 people died mainly in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone. Ebola also spread to Nigeria when Patrick Sawyer, who was infected with the virus, flew into the country from Liberia.









Nigeria’s response to the crisis was generally praised. Eight people died, including Dr Stella Ameyo Adadevo, who first attended to Mr Sawyer and helped to ensure a more devastating outbreak was avoided in Nigeria.

Retired vicar, 79, who was left homeless and nearly penniless after splitting from his 24-year-old gay husband vows to write him into his will

Philip Clements, a 79-year-old retired vicar from the Church of England was left homeless and nearly penniless after he sold his £215,000 home in Sandwich, Kent, to buy a flat in Romania, for his 24-year-old estranged husband Florin Marin, who later left him.

Now, Mr. Clements is hoping to rekindle his relationship with his much younger husband and has vowed to write him into his will.

'I have got to be realistic. I am 80 in August and I want to see him secure. He is the only one I can leave things to. I don't see much of my brothers, and they wouldn't need it. If it goes well, he will be in my will.'

According to MailOnline, the couple who got married last year celebrated their first anniversary in Spain last month and Mr. Clements is very hopeful they will get back and spend September and Christmas together.



He said: 'We have learned. We have both had to adjust. There were rumours he was with somebody else, but he has denied that.

'We are planning to spend September and Christmas together, and hopefully, it can go from there. But we don't want to jump too far just yet.

'He is young, and has plans ahead of him. But I don't think I'm going to die just yet, there is a few years left in the old boy.'

'I'm pretty determined it will work out. We laugh a lot, we are very relaxed around each other, I think this was a phase we needed to get out of our system. He is my husband. I want him to feel secure. I haven't got much to leave him at the moment, as I sold the house.'

The retired vicar added: 'He is not in it for the money. He knows I don't have a lot.'



Earlier this year, Mr. Clements's brother Tony, 68, revealed that he warned him about the relationship with Florin but he wouldn't listen.

'He would say: "I don't know how many years I've got left. I want to live life to the full. I kept telling him: "Don't be a bloody fool". But it was all about this Florin. Philip didn't seem to care about anyone else.'