However, this is totally surprising when Nollywood veterans do that. Ngozi Ezeonu and Chiwetalu Agu have recently dressed up for school. See pics after the cut:
“Dis is how we roll,” the actress wrote.
Are you eagerly waiting for this movie?
Monday, March 03, 2014
UNBELIEVABLE: Ngozi Ezeonu, Chiwetalu Agu Go Back To School (PHOTOS)
However, this is totally surprising when Nollywood veterans do that. Ngozi Ezeonu and Chiwetalu Agu have recently dressed up for school. See pics after the cut:
“Dis is how we roll,” the actress wrote.
Are you eagerly waiting for this movie?
S*X Is Job Too - Nigerian S*X Workers Demand Recognition (LOOK)
Some of the prostitutes are sure that the time had come for the Nigerian government to grant them their due recognition and further recognise that as human beings trying to keep body and soul going, the ‘profession’ should be considered legitimate enough to put a stop to its discrimination and stigmatisation.
Though many of them did not realise that a day like this was set aside for them until they were told, they also called on rights activists to assist them gain the desired recognition.
“See, many people, including you, do not see us as human beings. In your mind, we are a condemned set of Nigerians who sell their bodies so cheaply, but that thought is not right,” Jane, a lady from eastern Nigeria who operates at a brothel close to the railwayline in Agege, told the correspondent.
Her colleague, a 27-year old from southern Nigeria, said with their rights recognised, they could pay tax to the government and to be seen as decent people in the society.
“In some countries abroad, s*x workers pay taxes. There is no discrimination, they can sue and even have streets, mainly in red light districts allocated to them to carry out their trades.
But here in Nigeria, we are faced with rejection from the society, serious harassment by the police, and victimisation by our customers.
You can imagine a customer who rushes into this place in a desperate bid to ease himself, jumps at one of us after a bargain and rides like a horse only to renege on the agreement on how much he should pay.
If we have our rights, we could call for his arrest without shame or molestation from security agents and other Nigerians,” she explained.
In a brothel just a few meters away, another s*x worker, Judith, told our correspondent that many prostitutes have various reasons for taking up the “business.”
In her own case, she had travelled out of the country primarily to “hustle in Spain. But I was deported even before reaching the place.
“It was a tough experience and I started sleeping with men as we moved from one country to another just to get money to survive.
I stayed two months in Morocco gathering money, but just days to my entering Spain, I was caught with other 80 women and men and sent back to Nigeria.
I am from Agbor in Delta State and couldn’t go back to my place because of the shame.
So I took up residency in this place servicing men daily and making money. I’m even more comfortable here now and I make good money, about N12,000 every week,” she said.
In another brothel located behind the lock-up shops in Iyana-Ipaja, Philo, a 30-year old, who said she never heard that s*x workers had such a day in their honour, said it would be good for government to give them legal backing.
“We can be seen as social workers assisting men who can’t summon the courage to ‘toast’ women, who are downtrodden and can’t maintain having a full-time girlfriend or wife as well as those who love variety.
Ordinarily, without us, there would be much depression among men in the country. If you see what we have to bear sometimes, dirty men, stinking mouths and a lot more. How many women on the streets can accommodate that?” she asked.
Her colleague, who gave her name as Eki (meaning market in Bini language), said granting recognition to prostitutes in Nigeria is the best thing government could do for them.
“In many parts of the world, women are not ashamed to say they are call girls because they are recognised by the society.
In the case of Nigeria, we just overlook the daily insults from both children and adults as well as the usual harassment from the police just to keep hope alive.
Sincerely, we are not regarded as members of the society, we don’t have the freedom to do what we like because of the stigma.
If the government cannot provide us jobs or put us on a welfare scheme to prevent us from taking to this means of livelihood, then it should recognise us as doing legitimate business,” she said.
She also called for support from non-government and rights organisations, saying they are in a better position to help in the fight.
The International s*x Workers’ Rights Day is marked on 3 March every year to call the world’s attention to the plight of s*x workers and demand for their rights.
With the red umbrella as its symbol, the day came into existence in 2001 with a protest of over 25,000 s*x workers organised by the Durbar Mahila Samanwaya Committee in India.
In South Africa, Sisonke, the only movement of s*x workers in the country is commemorating the day with a march across streets to call for an end to injustices against s*x workers and demand the recognition of prostitution as a legitimate job.
Though many of them did not realise that a day like this was set aside for them until they were told, they also called on rights activists to assist them gain the desired recognition.
“See, many people, including you, do not see us as human beings. In your mind, we are a condemned set of Nigerians who sell their bodies so cheaply, but that thought is not right,” Jane, a lady from eastern Nigeria who operates at a brothel close to the railwayline in Agege, told the correspondent.
Her colleague, a 27-year old from southern Nigeria, said with their rights recognised, they could pay tax to the government and to be seen as decent people in the society.
“In some countries abroad, s*x workers pay taxes. There is no discrimination, they can sue and even have streets, mainly in red light districts allocated to them to carry out their trades.
But here in Nigeria, we are faced with rejection from the society, serious harassment by the police, and victimisation by our customers.
You can imagine a customer who rushes into this place in a desperate bid to ease himself, jumps at one of us after a bargain and rides like a horse only to renege on the agreement on how much he should pay.
If we have our rights, we could call for his arrest without shame or molestation from security agents and other Nigerians,” she explained.
In a brothel just a few meters away, another s*x worker, Judith, told our correspondent that many prostitutes have various reasons for taking up the “business.”
In her own case, she had travelled out of the country primarily to “hustle in Spain. But I was deported even before reaching the place.
“It was a tough experience and I started sleeping with men as we moved from one country to another just to get money to survive.
I stayed two months in Morocco gathering money, but just days to my entering Spain, I was caught with other 80 women and men and sent back to Nigeria.
I am from Agbor in Delta State and couldn’t go back to my place because of the shame.
So I took up residency in this place servicing men daily and making money. I’m even more comfortable here now and I make good money, about N12,000 every week,” she said.
In another brothel located behind the lock-up shops in Iyana-Ipaja, Philo, a 30-year old, who said she never heard that s*x workers had such a day in their honour, said it would be good for government to give them legal backing.
“We can be seen as social workers assisting men who can’t summon the courage to ‘toast’ women, who are downtrodden and can’t maintain having a full-time girlfriend or wife as well as those who love variety.
Ordinarily, without us, there would be much depression among men in the country. If you see what we have to bear sometimes, dirty men, stinking mouths and a lot more. How many women on the streets can accommodate that?” she asked.
Her colleague, who gave her name as Eki (meaning market in Bini language), said granting recognition to prostitutes in Nigeria is the best thing government could do for them.
“In many parts of the world, women are not ashamed to say they are call girls because they are recognised by the society.
In the case of Nigeria, we just overlook the daily insults from both children and adults as well as the usual harassment from the police just to keep hope alive.
Sincerely, we are not regarded as members of the society, we don’t have the freedom to do what we like because of the stigma.
If the government cannot provide us jobs or put us on a welfare scheme to prevent us from taking to this means of livelihood, then it should recognise us as doing legitimate business,” she said.
She also called for support from non-government and rights organisations, saying they are in a better position to help in the fight.
The International s*x Workers’ Rights Day is marked on 3 March every year to call the world’s attention to the plight of s*x workers and demand for their rights.
With the red umbrella as its symbol, the day came into existence in 2001 with a protest of over 25,000 s*x workers organised by the Durbar Mahila Samanwaya Committee in India.
In South Africa, Sisonke, the only movement of s*x workers in the country is commemorating the day with a march across streets to call for an end to injustices against s*x workers and demand the recognition of prostitution as a legitimate job.
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You Won't Believe Who Toyin Lawani's Step Dad Is (LOOK)
She shared some photos of them together on her instagram page this morning revealing that Sir Shina Peters is her step dad. Another pics after the cut:
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According to Toyin, he still treats her like a baby, adding that her little sister Ife, was the one her late mum had for him.
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HELP! My Wife Wants To Kill Me With Sex
I have to clear my heart and let it out. I work in a company till late in the evening and the schedule is tight. I usually go home late. When I arrive and go to bed after evening meals, its usual to have three or four rounds with my wife after which I am tired and my manhood has shrunk. Don't scold me, it’s the truth.
My wife is a sex addict and she can’t get satisfied by a mere four rounds. She keeps on touching me, caressing all my body meaning she wants it till morning. To my disappointment my little man always refuses to wake up. She keeps on yawning all night.
But lately she has become angry with me because she says I am unable to satisfy her and I have neglected my duty as her husband. She wants to kill me with sex. Its right but the problem is I don’t have that kind of energy and also I have to wake up very early and rush to work.
Please I need your advice. Do I have a problem? Or she is the one with an extreme desire. And I fear she is going to cheat on me as she looks for someone who can satisfy her.
Sunday, March 02, 2014
VIDEO: Sean Tizzle – Kilogbe
Directed by Sesan Ogunro, here is the official video to Kilogbe, Sean Tizzle‘s fourth single off his#TheJourney album which is to be released in April 2014.
The video of the song which is already becoming disc jockeys favourite was shot in city of Johannesburg.
Please check on it and tell us if Sean has landed himself another hit.
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RONALDO,PLEASE DON'T LOOK: C Ronaldo’s Girlfriend In Questionable Photos With R.Kelly (LOOK)
Ronaldo please don’t see this!!! The 47 year old singer and the 28 year old top model get hot and heavy in steamy shoot for the latest issue of V magazine. In one photo, Irina Shayk, who is footballer Cristiano Ronaldo’s longtime girlfriend, posed completely nakéd with her back to the camera while tenderly holding on to R.Kelly...More of it below:
Wizkid's Girlfriend Tania Omotayo Shows Off Her Assets In New Pictures
Check Out Odunlade Adekola & Fathia Balogun's 'Old School' Pictures
MEET Wizkid's Wonderful Parents (PICTURED)
Dance Queen Kaffy Shows Off Her Lovely Kids [PHOTOS]
The dancer shared these beautiful pics of her children, 2-year-old Sean Oluwatosin Joseph Ameh and her cute 6-week-old baby, Eliana.
More photos below:
Sexy Toolz In New Photo Shoot For The Juice (SEE PHOTOS)
Enjoy the curvaceous and talented Tolu: ToolzOOOOOOOOOO
“I Will Like To Sleep With Ramsey Nouah” – Nollywood Actress Reveals
That’s not all the Joju Muse, a Public Admin graduate from Olabisi Onabanjo University and daughter of a former senator confessed.
She also said she gets horny watching Ramsey Noah, a married man wit kids and Ghanaian actor, John Dumelo in movies.
Excerpts
On which Nigerian actor would you not mind kissing on set?
There are actually two of them; Ramsey Nuoah and John Dumelo. I’m so in love with both of them. Their movies hit the right spot.
Right spot? They make you horny?
Everything join together. [laughs]
If she doesn’t mind a s*x scene with Ramsey Nuoah?
A s*x scene with Ramsey? Mehn, we are doing it for real. No acting, we will do it.
Saturday, February 01, 2014
Video: @NigezieTv Exclusive :WIZKID CONFIRMS NEW ALBUM FOR 2014
Veteran Nigerian singer Sound sultan is set to drop the video to his hit single “KOKOSE” which he featured starboy Wizkid on it, and at the location Team Nigezie tv’s LAMI had a one on one chat with wizkid and He revealed he will be releasing his highly anticipated album this year .
Wizkid who has been working hard in the studio is signed unto E.M.E and he also owns his own label STARBOY ENTERTAINMENT.
Watch exclusive interview and hear Wizkid speak on his upcoming project.
Wizkid who has been working hard in the studio is signed unto E.M.E and he also owns his own label STARBOY ENTERTAINMENT.
Watch exclusive interview and hear Wizkid speak on his upcoming project.
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'Genevieve Nnaji & Omotola Jalade Are Currently Jobless' - Obi Emelonye
In an exclusive chat with TheNollywoodReporter.com, Emelonye said:
“Genevieve and Omotola are the two biggest actresses we have in Nollywood, they cannot afford to charge less than their status and that is where the problem comes in. Their charges are probably above what the industry can afford. Their charges are like half of the entire production budget so which producer can afford that?”
Continuing, he said:
“What they can do now as it is with other big stars all over the world, is that they should begin to fund their own productions and act in them, they can act whatever role will enhance their brand, they need to start a production company now, and push themselves because they need to remain relevant and must not be seen as jobless. If corporate bodies perceive them as jobless they won’t want to do business with them, they might even price them cheap.”
It will be recalled that the two acts have not been frequent in movies and the last one Genevieve did, Dr. Bello was a flop at the box office. She was also sparingly used in Half of a Yellow Sun. Omotola has not done any major film in recent times. Her last major movie was Last Flight to Abuja about two years ago. She was however named one of the most influential people in the world by Time Magazine, a mention that made her the most talked about celebrity from Nollywood.
Fashola Under Fire For Jumping Road Demarcation (PHOTOS)
Actress Ebube Nwagbo Caught In The Act
UNBELIEVABLE: MEET Ice Prince’s First Girlfriend (PHOTO)
Before kicking off his performance, the rapper (who’s known for taking his time to give shout outs) revealed that Eva was the first girlfriend he had when he came to Lagos back in 2008.
‘Let me tell you something I’ve never said before in public,‘ Ice Prince announced as he pulled Eva from her seat onto the stage. ‘Eva was the first girlfriend I had when I came to Lagos; that was way back.‘
A surprised looking Eva then grabbed the mic, laughed and said, ‘I don’t know what he’s talking about.‘
SHOCKING: SEE This Actress Who Transformed Herself To Completely White (PHOTOS)
Female Etisalat Customer Rep In Trouble For Calling A Married Male Customer (LOOK)
Federal Government Set To Stop The Production Of Sachet Water
The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told the News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, in Abuja, said that the draft action plan had already been adopted by stakeholders in the sector.
He recalled that the ministry, in collaboration with the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation, UNIDO, had in December 2013, organised a workshop to sensitise Nigerians on the process.
“What we intend to do now is to follow the implementation of the action plan since the awareness has already started; the next step is to source funds from UNIDO to implement the plan.
“Once we have funds, we will continue with other activities in the process of phasing out heavy non-biodegradable plastics.”
The official said it was not possible to completely phase out non-biodegradable plastics because of its importance in the society.
He cited the example of a plastic chair, which is a non-biodegradable component, to buttress his point.
He said that the ministry would start with the phasing out of light weight non-degradable plastics such as table water sachets and polythene bags.
“Those countries that have succeeded in phasing out the substance started with placing a ban on the light weight ones.
“Countries like China and South Africa have placed outright ban on light weight plastic bags while some other countries have placed tax levies on the manufacture, retailer and buyers of light weight bags.
“We are going to be gradual in the phasing out process as well, so that we will not cause havoc to the livelihood of people working in the industry.
“We will also use alternative sources that are economically feasible and environment-friendly to replace the non-degradable products,” the official said.
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