Shocking : Top Politician Beheaded And Cooked For Committing Adult*ry

 According to reports, a gang of five men invaded the home of 31-year-old renowned politician, Richard Madirisha of Tanzania and beheaded him over claims that he committed adultery.

 The perpetrators of the act went ahead and chopped off some parts of his body including his genitals, hands and legs and subsequently cooked them outside the house in the southern Katavi region of Tanzania.

 A local Police official, Dhahiri Kidavashari, who narrated the incident to AFP on Sunday, January 25, 2015 said,  “Five people stormed Madirisha’s room wielding machetes, beheaded him, chopped off legs, hands and genitals.

“The assailants later cooked the chopped off body parts outside the house.”

Meanwhile, Kidavashari disclosed that at least three men were arrested and detained by police in connection with the crime. Source

Elegantly dressed Chika Ike wows At Sun Award

Chika Ike won many hearts last night when she was invited on stage to present  2015 Sun Award to Don Jazzy who won the creative person of the year award.Well, looking at the photos, you can say she was flawless, mind-blowing and beautiful.

Confirmed!!! Actor Muna Obiekwe Is died

Yes, it has been confirmed that Actor Muna Obiekwe is died. He died yesterday Saturday 18th January 2015 around 4:15pm in a hospital in Lagos after a battle with kidney failure. He was rushed to the hospital today after he collapsed at his home. Muna has been quietly battling this kidney disease but kept it hush hush from friends and colleagues. So Sad! A colleague said for over two weeks before he died didn't go for his dialysis.
When the news first broke out earlier, a Twitter account called @MunaObiekwe denied the rumors and claimed it was not real, however after thorough investigation, it is clear that the Twitter handle is fake because it has been confirmed by close families and friends that the actor is dead.

The late Muna, who had a knack for acting romantic scenes, once came under attack for grabbing fellow actor, Biola Ige’s breast, in the movie, Pregnant Hawker.He however denied the allegations and said the photos were doctored.Rest In Peace to a fine actor.

EXPOSED: How Mike Tyson Hit Naomi Campbell In The Bathroom Back In The Day

According to the New York Post, Mike Tyson was so hot back in the day that every lady wanted a piece of him. Even super model Naomi Campbell was not left out as her bathroom romp with Mike Tyson was explicitly captured in a book written by Mike Tyson childhood friend Rory Holloway. From Page Six, 

The pair met at a Russell Simmons party and as Holloway tells it, hit it off immediately. “I was there to keep Mike out of trouble, doing my usual babysitting job, and when I looked over, he was talking to this girl,” Holloway writes.

“I had to rub my eyes. I mean, the most exciting thing at that time was Naomi Campbell. She was wild and vivacious, with these legs that went on for days.

“I’m stuck holding their drinks ‘cause Mike says he gotta use the restroom. Next thing I know, Naomi’s following him in there. Holy s–t. Guests are walking up. ‘Bathroom’s taken,’ I’m telling them.

“Minutes go by and it’s getting uncomfortable. I finally crack open the door, ‘C’mon Mike.’ I see Naomi. She’s up on the toilet, heels and long legs spread, skirt hiked up, and Mike’s pumping away.”

Holloway’s book features dozens of stories like these.

Mike Tyson and Rory Holloway were childhood friends until they fell out in the 90s.

Why I Run Away From Women - Yaya Toure reveals(MUST READ)

Sincerity and simplicity seems to be Ivorian professional footballer,  Yaya Toure  virtues. In a recent interview, he revealed how women can be totally embarrassing.The 31-year-old Manchester City midfielder has made it known that his most feared opponents are women and not the physically strong men he has to fight through for club and country.The devoted Muslim who was earning a whooping 15 million USD as at 2012 has clearly made it known that he decides to stay away from women for the sake of peace and love for wife, Gineba. In a new interview, Toure revealed how he deals with the unwanted attention.

“I hide. In order to escape them you have to change your phone number regularly as they’ve all got good contacts. But you can’t live without a phone as there are things to deal with every day.
“Sometimes I wonder what’s going through girls’ heads. It’s embarrassing.
“There was one who openly courted me. It was really shocking! She asked for my phone number and I gave her a wrong number in order to get away from her.
“I escape from them. I’m married. My wife is enough for me. I like peace and that’s my way of living.”
Toure prefers his home life to the loud living of most football stars: “I’m very much a stay-at-home person. I like classical music. I don’t want to tire my spirit listening to loud music.”

The footballer and his wife are blessed with a child, Dimitri Touré.I just hope women will leave this devouted husband alone so he can have the peaceful life he wants.

Keep Your Virginity for your partner – Singer Jodie Tells Nigerians

Nigerian singer Jodie, who rocked the waves with her ‘Kuchi kuchi’ song and stole many hearts has openly affirmed that she doesn’t believe in sex before marriage.
In a new interview with Ynaija, the singer re-affirmed her position on sex and virginity, saying :
“The question of sex and virginity is a private one.There are many people out there who don’t know who they are or where they are going. Forget the media hype and paparazzi: if people would truthfully bare their inner thoughts, no one wants to stay with someone who is “the national cake”.

Keep your privates to yourself and your wedded partner. Forget all that “new age” or “modern” talk on sex and virginity. It may look “cool” to be a sexually loose person on television or
magazines, but in real life, people actually respect those who have self control. If the whole world says virginity is archaic, would you want your daughter/son to “go with the flow”

Delving on to how she sees the Nigerian music industry, she said “I think it’s a bit too clone-like: most people are singing about the same things or using the same beats – as long as everyone is dancing. Although there is a huge growth (business-wise) there is almost no individuality and creativity. If money is the only goal, then that is not a bad thing; but if there are other reasons for music (and I believe there are), then award-giving institutions should reevaluate and reset their goals and actions.
Not everyone can continue singing “sensible” and “creative” music if, at the end of the day, the ones who do the very opposite are greatly rewarded financially and otherwise. I cannot count how many times I’ve heard Nigerians, public figures and people whose opinions are widely respected say, “Nigerian artistes sing meaningless songs.” I’ve heard such on radio, television and even read write-ups about it on social media; but when it comes to reward, almost no one wants to recognize or reward the very few who render quality. It means that artistes are rewarded for doing the things that people claim shouldn’t be done.

Ladies, Who nailed this outfit better?Yvonne Nelson or RIhanna,

It is obvious the guys are busy looking at the chest(average bobby) and the flat stomach of these 2 beautiful ladies, so ladies, this is your call. Who do you think slayed this dress better. Yvonne Nelson's figure is well shaped and the black looks good on her but Riri is glowing in the white dress.Please drop the comment below:

How i met my hisband and real reason i cut my dreadlocks- Dakore Akande speaks

Despite her absence or disappearance from Nollywood movies for a long while, screen diva Dakore Egbuson Akande left a footprint and an indelible mark that cannot be replaced easily.She was loved by majority for by dreadlocks identity and her classiness on screen.She is Married to Olumide, son of Ibadan-born billionaire, Chief Harry Akande, she recounts their meeting and marital journey to Punch

“We met in Lagos. I just relocated from London and he just returned from Chicago. We got talking because he wanted me to present a television show. I did not get the job but I did get the dude. It was work-related but we found out we connected. We were friends for a while before we started dating. Then, I was not out for a date.

I liked him for his confidence and he gave me my space too. He was a real gentleman and well-spoken. When it was time for the engagement, I knew it would happen, but I did not know when. I knew what it was like to make a mistake because my parents were not together and I needed to be sure. I was career driven but not driven about marriage.

On the proposal

“The proposal was really nice. He got down on his knees and proposed and people were emotional. Shortly after that, we got married. We had Ayomide, our first daughter, who is now three, and Dasola, who is 10 months old now.”

On the rumours

They peddled all sorts of stories-His parents did not like me and that I quit acting. But it’s not possible that I would be married if my father-in-law did not like me. I was not even 40 years old yet and people started calling me an ex-actress. It was hard for me! But I decided to live my life and I stopped paying attention to maintain my sanity. How could anyone think I would quit my job because I got married? They said this because I married into a wealthy family, but I still have my purpose and goals that I want to achieve.”

On Challenges

“Celebrity marriages are not different. The only reason is that people are looking at you. The challenges are the same but are amplified in celebrity marriages. That puts a lot of pressure on the union. The first thing is to marry your friend. You have to marry for the right reason. I married for love; someone I am totally in awe of and respect. It is difficult, but when you have God, there is a balance that comes with it. It is fun and challenging. It is easy to get frustrated but people need to remember their vows.”

On cutting her dreadlocks

“I made up my mind that I wanted to wear dreadlocks, and when I was tired of it, I decided to cut it. My husband did not want me to cut my hair; he wanted our children to meet me with the hair. I dance to the beat of my own drum and my path is different from every other person’s. I have my own mind; if I let people shape my opinions of myself, I will not be authentic to myself.”

Why i walked out of my marriage- Moji Olaiya

Popular Yoruba actress, Moji Olaiya who won many hearts for her roles in the household drama series "super story" recently walked out of her marriage and she has quiet about it. In a recent interview with Vanguard the actress talked about some of decisions that made her walk out of her marriage.

Many actors have complained over time that the government has abandoned the film industry, in what respect can the government assist the industry?
I think with the aid of the government, we can overcome piracy.The government has failed to help the industry and that is not what is happening abroad. There are some who, however, make money from people in government.

Have you been a benefactor of such favour before?
No, I have not.

But you were appointed a brand ambassador in Ekiti state?
Yes, I am a cultural ambassador in Ekiti which happens to be a privilege bestowed upon me by the governor. It is a gesture to appreciate and recognise my cultural impact on the youths in the state and the country Nigeria at large.

Are you saying being an ambassador of that state has no monetary benefit?
Being a cultural ambassador of a state comes with the responsibility of promoting the state. It also means being a mentor to the youths and creating avenues for them to showcase their talents in the industry.

What are the things you will love to change in Nollywood?
Many of us lack discipline and the industry is now over flooded. In the past, people came into the industry because of the passion they had for acting but not anymore. Most of them now want to be famous quickly even when they do not have the talents. The ladies in particular, most of them go around almost naked. These ladies forget actors and actresses are like evangelists who preach through the television screen.

Have you ever felt like quitting acting?
Coming into the industry was borne out of passion, so I cannot quit acting for anything in the world.

Even marriage?
I can never quit acting for any marriage. I have said it in many interviews that even when I re-marry, the man will have to love me and my profession.

You once said you are an evangelist in one interview.
I have never said I was an evangelist. I only likened acting to preaching through our movies. So that is it.

You came into limelight in an English soap, Super Story, but now you feature more in Yoruba films.
 I have many English soaps running at the moment so it is not as if I have left the English scene.

Are you a Muslim or a Christian?
I am a Muslim.

But you were once a Christian, what happened?
Yes, I converted. I fell in love with Islam. I am not saying Christianity is not an acceptable religion but as an adult, I am at liberty to choose any religion I like. I might decide not to practice any religion tomorrow.

Is this traceable to your background; having a Muslim mother that converted Christianity?
Somehow she might have influenced me because as a child I watched her go to the mosque five times a day. I love Islam; their mode of praying is peaceful. The religion does not have the denominational problem like Christianity. I can go into any mosque to pray any time.

What is your relationship with popular Victor Olaiya as some believe you are not his child?
I don’t want to say much about this. If these people say I am his niece, does that not also make him my relative. And as relatives, I can also call him father. So this issue is not logical regardless of their arguments. He is my father.

Which female accessories would you never be caught without?
My earrings and wristwatches.

Perfumes?
I am not addicted to any brand of perfumes. I go for any as long as it is a designer perfume and has nice fragrance.

How have you been coping after separation from your husband?
A woman needs a man in her life. There are things a man would do that you cannot do as a woman but I have no regret leaving my marriage.

Why did you say you have no regrets?
I have no regret leaving my marriage but I regret not being under a man’s roof. It is not respectable in this part of the world. But I try to comport myself even as a divorced woman and as a typical Yoruba woman and to avoid scandal. I have a daughter to protect and cater for.

What was the cause of your failed marriage?
The marriage was not working so I had to quit. My partner went as far as abusing me so I had to leave to protect myself and my daughter.

You mean domestic violence?
Yes, domestic violence is just the right word.

Any man in the picture at present?
I am in a relationship but I am yet to be legally separated from my husband.

Were you legally married?
Yes. So at the right time I will reveal who the man is. I need somebody beside me.

Is your new film, Monsurat, born out of your marital experience?
Our mothers tell us that being over protective of one’s husband does more harm than good. Monsurat is a story of a jealous woman who became a tigress in protecting her marriage. She went diabolical and this affected her husband’s business. Later on her husband found solace in the arms of another woman and that was how she lost all. It is a story meant to educate our women to keep their space in the hearts of their men.

Are you really a sport person?
I love sports and I still create time for it despite my busy schedules.

Which sport in particularly do you engage in?
I play Lawn Tennis and I swim very well.

On what ground did you become matron to the ‘Yellow House’ of the school?
I am very sure one of the criteria for making me a matron here was because I grew up in this environment. I stayed here for 32 years. Also the management of the school found me worthy to mentor the pupils and I am happy about that.

Are you a product of the school?
No, I am not.

What is your perception of life?
Life is interesting when you keep a free mind towards others. When you suspect everyone around you, you cage yourself and your feelings and it means you don’t trust yourself too. Whatever situation you find yourself, know that life will go on; it will only stop when you are tired of going on.

Forbes features Mo Abudu On Africa's Most Successful Women

Forbes is a leading source for reliable business news and financial information.In the new edition of Africa’s Most Successful Women, Forbes introduces you to the most outstanding African women who are making giant strides in business, politics, technology, entrepreneurship and leadership on the continent and elsewhere around the world. Article below written by Mfonobong Nsehe for Forbes.

Mo Abudu, a 50 year-old Nigerian media entrepreneur and talk show host, is the founder of Ebony Life TV, a fast-growing black African multi-broadcast entertainment network, which showcases informative and entertaining programmes that portray Africa at its best. Abudu, who has been described by international news outlets as ‘Africa’s Africa’, is keen in her resolve to rewrite Africa’s story. And it’s time you took notice. In a recent email interview, she recounts her entrepreneurial journey and reflects on the lessons she has learned along the way. Some excerpts from the magazine includes the following:

My passion to help change the narrative about Africa began to grow as far back as when I was a teenager living in the UK, schooling in Tunbridge Wells in Kent, a town that had just a few blacks at the time. As I have said many times in the past, here, I had to learn to stand up for myself, to defend my identity and my race in an environment where you continually got asked the most ridiculous and mind-boggling questions like “Do you guys live in trees and holes in Africa?” “Do you guys dance around fires?” “What do you eat for breakfast?” Very ignorant questions. Those sort of questions could either make or break your spirit but I was very determined that I was going to stay strong. This kind of afro-pessimism simply fuelled a burning, deep-seated desire in my subconscious to one day help to rewrite the African story; to get people to talk about the issues that affect our society and to tell the African narrative in a contemporary and interesting way; to change the perception the world had of us; to let the world know that in spite of our challenges as a developing continent, Africans are not a bunch of savages but mostly a breed of gifted and remarkable people. So, after my education and a flourishing modelling career in the UK, I returned to Nigeria in my late twenties. My children had reached their teens; I had begun enjoying a successful career as Head of Human Resources and Administration for oil giant, Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited (ExxonMobil).