Beverly Osu Calls Out 2Shotz, Says He Battered Her While They Were Dating

Beverly Osu was on Rubbin' Minds with Ebuka this afternoon and she confirmed that the rapper she had talked about while in the #BBATheChase house was 2Shotz. She has said to fellow housemates that one of her previous boyfriends had been violent with her. Though she called no names, some bloggers did, and 2Shotz actually did a statement denying the incident.

Police IG Mohammed Abubakar and Fiancee Zarah Bunu in Pre-Wedding Photoshoot

The Nigerian Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Dikko Abubakar who lost his wife Maryam Abubakar to cancer in January 2012 will be getting married  for the second time to 35 year-old Zarah Bunu, daughter of Bunu Sherrif Musa, Nigeria’s Ambassador to France in 1999. The couple will be celebrating their marriage on September 14, 2013.

Reviews and Lessons From The Lekki Wives Web Series

By Tobe Osigwe. 

It was the twentieth century German-American writer, Edith Hamilton that opines; the way a nation goes reflects in their art and drama. What she meant by this is, the foibles, follies, thinking and behavioural pattern of a particular nation at a particular time or cultural movement is wholly reflected in their art or drama. Inadvertently what this means is, if you want to know how the South-Africans, Ghanaians, Americans or Nigerians behave look at their art. Art in this context cuts across Music, Films, Fashion, Poetry, Sculptural Works, etc.

Visibility Zero - Even When It Seems Darkest, What Can You See?

Visibility Zero is a short film that explores the issues of unemplyment in the Nigerian society. While touching on issues of violent crime and rape, it focuses on how one can see beyond their limitations and rise above adversity. The film is 25 mins long but worth watching when you can.

Quote of the Day - I'm Old School, Are You?

Nelson Mandela Discharged From Hospital

Former South African President Nelson Mandela, who has been in hospital for the past few months has just been discharged. He returned home on Sunday after being treated for a recurring lung infection, and having to be on life support for a while. The 95 years old Mandela is an icon for Africa and beyond.