MAY D S HOUSE

Sure boy Mister MayD decided to share with his fans how he lives in his N150m 6-bedroom duplex in Magodo Phase 11 GRA.

His publicist says  MayD bought the house, while people says the house is on rent.

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9ice Explains Why He Denied His Twin Daughters

Shortly after his marriage to ex-wife Toni Payne packed up in 2010, Gongo Aso crooner 9ice welcomed a set of twin daughters with another lady Vicki Gordis.

When the news first became public, 9ice fiercely denied the story, saying the press had made it up. 
Not until he proudly shared the pictures of his adorable twins on Instagram some weeks back.

And in this new interview with Punch, 9ice finally explains why he lied.

• Why did you deny you had twins when they were born?

I did say I didn’t have twins then because I believe it was personal. If I have N1m, I think it is only 
my account’s officer that should know how much I have. In fact, he wouldn’t even have the right to check my account unless I ask him to do that. He couldn’t just cull up my account details and start checking how much I have. This is not a car we are talking about, these are human beings.

• But when they grow up, do you think they will forgive you when they read that you once denied them?

I will tell them the reason I did that. It was the same way my father gave me his own reasons. I didn’t know him until I was 22. I got to know my mother when I was 18. They gave me their reasons for doing what they did. I asked my father where he was all the time I was growing up and he told me where and how and when he was a part of my life. If my kids grow up to ask me why I did what I did, I would certainly explain to them.  I didn’t say I didn’t have kids just because I wanted to lie, No. I had my reasons. I had my life to live. 

• You are in showbiz, so you shouldn’t expect to have a private life…

But there are still some elements that are personal. I didn’t fight anybody when the stories came out. I just didn’t say anything because I wasn’t ready to talk about it. I wasn’t ready to share the story. When I got ready, I even shared the pictures of the twins. Who knows, I could have even used their pictures to make money and sell to a publication that wanted them. But I just released the pictures.

• Do we see you getting married to their mother soon?

I will get married soon. It is very possible.

• But is she the one you are with at the moment?

I am not saying anything on that. No comment.

• Let’s go back to what you said earlier on about not knowing your parents until you were a young man, how did it happen?

It is going to be in my autobiography. I am going to make money out of the story. I am not divulging it. Nobody knows about it yet.

Photos From Davido's 21st Birthday Party

Davido's party held at Pavada Lounge in V/I on Thursday November 21st.

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Akon denies discriminating against dark-skinned girls in Ghana

A Ghanaian fashion blogger, FashionGhana.com, last week claimed that Akon and Wizkid requested for only light-skinned models and refused dark-skinned ones from appearing in their music video. (If you missed it, check on it here). Well, Akon says the reports is absolutely false.

"That doesn't even make any sense, that don't make no sense at all" he told TMZ. When asked again if the story was false, Akon laughed and said 'It's absolutely not true"

Paul Okoye Reveals Why He & Peter Didn't Wed On The Same Day

 

Most people expected superstar twins Peter and Paul Okoye to wed on the same day, so you can imagine the surprise when Peter announced it was just his wedding on the 17th of November, 2013.

In a chat with Hiptv, Paul explained why they didn't get married same day.
Paul said it was because of the difference in their women's tribes. 
He said:

So because im dey marry Yoruba woman, wey dem go do am here, if my own na from Kogi, all of us go do am for Lagos? Make una chill. 

That's why it's a traditional marriage. You do it in a girl's home. When I go do my own, I will do it in her home. If na for white wedding, I will answer you.

 

Niger Delta Activist Asari Dokubo Arrested In Benin Republic

Niger Delta Activist Dr Asari Dokunbo was arrested on Tuesday about 1pm. He was arrested by security officers(police) of Benin republic on tuesday evening his lawyer Festus Keyamo said

According to the information provided by Mr. Keyamo in a statement, the Rivers born former armed fighter was on Tuesday “arrested in Cotonou, Benin Republic, around the hours of 1:00pm and 2:00pmby the country’s gendarmes (Police Force).”

The wealthy former militant reportedly opened a private university in the Benin Republic, the King Amachree African University that is preparing to start degree-awarding programmes in 2014.

Keyamo stated,

“We want to emphasise that Alhaji Dokubo-Asari carries on legitimate business and has been living partly in Benin Republic for many years now” 

“In fact, he owns houses, schools and an academy in that country. All these places have been searched as at this evening and nothing incriminating was found.”

He suggested that Dokubo’s arrest and detention may be a ploy by “certain forces in Nigeria in unholy alliance with the Beninoise government” to keep his client away as 2015 approaches.

Moreover, the lawyer added,

“We call on the Nigerian government to immediately intervene and ensure that no harm befalls Alhaji Dokubo-Asari and to use all diplomatic means to secure his immediate release and safe return to Nigeria,” 

Dokubo has recently vowed that unless Mr. President Jonathan retains the presidency in 2015, Nigeria would break up.
Source: Premium Times Source: Sahara Reporters

Peter Obi Renames Anambra State University After Ojukwu

Anambra State University, Uli has been named after late biafran leader, Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu. Anambra State Governor, Peter Obi, announced the renaming of the University in a live broadcast on Anambra Broadcasting Service Television ABStv on Friday November 1st. The governor said the university was being renamed in celebration of Ojukwu'sposthumous 80th birthday.

The former military governor of the Eastern Region of Nigeria died on November 26, 2011, aged 78.