Sunday 5 May 2013

Halima Abubakar I Kiss But I Dont Exchange Saliva –Controversial Actress, Speaks About Morals And Her Boyfriend


Kogi State-born but Kano bred actress, Halima Abubakar, some years back gained instant fame for baring her cleavages. She was taken to be in the league of Cossy Orjiakor who became popular as a b**bs baring actress.


Even though, Halima became known, she certainly did not get movie roles she so much craved. And so she withdrew into her shell. But when she resurfaced, Nigerians saw a reformed and well-groomed Halima. In this interview, the actress talked about a number of interesting issues. Excerpts:
Can you tell us about your new movie, The Mistress?
Yes. It’s about a group of friends who all have individual private lives. Its basically the stress that goes through every normal relationship that we put together as a movie for entertainment and to learn one or two things about the other side of relationships. And to tell the people that relationship is meant to be private in nature and fulfilling. So, the story is just meant to teach us lesson about relationship basically.
It’s really uncommon for actors in the English sector of Nollywood to produce movies. What gave you the gut?
I just felt it’s about time I do something instead of wasting money. I needed to lay the foundation. I am not competing with anybody… just because I am producing this does not mean I am producing forever. And the fact that I am producing this one does not mean I am stopping; I just wanted to produce this one and be happy.
Could it be said it’s a way for you to be more fulfilling?
Yes, I am just trying to be happier than I am, and being who I am, I am trying to do business.
When did you come up with the idea of doing your own movie and did you write the story yourself?
The story was co-written by Ruth Kadiri and me. Ruth also wrote the screenplay and acted in it. It was a creative idea between the two of us and it was written under three months. We polished it until we got what we wanted. Erike, the assistant director, added other things.
Who were the people you worked with?
I have myself and Yvonne Nelson from Ghana. There were three directors, Afe Omo-Oluwa, Eyika Obim and Ifeanyin Ogbonna who was the main director and Malio Entertainment coordinated in the UK because I also shot in the UK. Also, I have Maria Kukara, she lives in the UK and works as an actress there. I have Moyo Lawal and Mary Uranta who supported Yvonne Nelson, the major character in the movie. And I discovered three people on Twitter, Ibraheem, who acted as well. I am happy I was able to discover talents.
Can you put a figure to how much it cost you to shoot the movie?

Kogi State-born but Kano bred actress, Halima Abubakar, some years back gained instant fame for baring her cleavages. She was taken to be in the league of Cossy Orjiakor who became popular as a b**bs baring actress.


Even though, Halima became known, she certainly did not get movie roles she so much craved. And so she withdrew into her shell. But when she resurfaced, Nigerians saw a reformed and well-groomed Halima. In this interview, the actress talked about a number of interesting issues. Excerpts:
Can you tell us about your new movie, The Mistress?
Yes. It’s about a group of friends who all have individual private lives. Its basically the stress that goes through every normal relationship that we put together as a movie for entertainment and to learn one or two things about the other side of relationships. And to tell the people that relationship is meant to be private in nature and fulfilling. So, the story is just meant to teach us lesson about relationship basically.
It’s really uncommon for actors in the English sector of Nollywood to produce movies. What gave you the gut?
I just felt it’s about time I do something instead of wasting money. I needed to lay the foundation. I am not competing with anybody… just because I am producing this does not mean I am producing forever. And the fact that I am producing this one does not mean I am stopping; I just wanted to produce this one and be happy.
Could it be said it’s a way for you to be more fulfilling?
Yes, I am just trying to be happier than I am, and being who I am, I am trying to do business.
When did you come up with the idea of doing your own movie and did you write the story yourself?
The story was co-written by Ruth Kadiri and me. Ruth also wrote the screenplay and acted in it. It was a creative idea between the two of us and it was written under three months. We polished it until we got what we wanted. Erike, the assistant director, added other things.
Who were the people you worked with?
I have myself and Yvonne Nelson from Ghana. There were three directors, Afe Omo-Oluwa, Eyika Obim and Ifeanyin Ogbonna who was the main director and Malio Entertainment coordinated in the UK because I also shot in the UK. Also, I have Maria Kukara, she lives in the UK and works as an actress there. I have Moyo Lawal and Mary Uranta who supported Yvonne Nelson, the major character in the movie. And I discovered three people on Twitter, Ibraheem, who acted as well. I am happy I was able to discover talents.
Can you put a figure to how much it cost you to shoot the movie?

sexy first lady of Mavin Tiwa Savage Announces to Release For Her Album, June

It’s finally around the corner. June will be a hot month as Wande Coal & WizKid are already scheduled to release albums that month. Add Tiwa Savage to that list as she just announced that she’ll be releasing her first “Nigerian” album in Jun, 2013.


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The album titled, Once Upon A Time, will be released under the Mavin Records imprint.
Definitely one to wait for, as Tiwa Savage has been a significant force in the music industry ever since she burst into the scene in 2010, with Kele Kele Love.

PHCN No stable power supply in Nigeria until 2050

 
Despite Nigeria’s government’s posturing that Nigerians will enjoy steady electricity by 2015, experts say darkness may persist until 2050. And stable power supply may never be enjoyed in this generation.
An expert has told Reuters news agency that Nigeria would need about 140,000MW to guarantee stable power supply.
Nigeria is still scores of years away at this threshold. At present, it generates a meagre 4,000 MW for a population estimated at 170 million.
South Africa, with a population of about 50 million people, produces about 40,000 megawatts of electricity and has been trying in recent years to increase output.
“It will probably take Nigeria another 50 years before it attains the same level of electricity consumption per capita as South Africa currently enjoys today,” David Ladipo, whose company Azura is spending $700 million to build a 450 MW plant, told Reuters.

In comparison, Brazil, with a population of 190 million people, produces nearly 100,000mw of electricity while Egypt, which is half the size of Nigeria, (82 million people), produces 26,000mw and Indonesia, with a population of 240 million people, produces 30,000mw.
The United States with a population of 311 million people and with a total electricity-generating capacity of nearly 1.3 million megawatts was the biggest producer of electricity in the world until a few months ago. It has now been overtaken by China which produces close to 1.4 million megawatts.
In 2010, President Goodluck Jonathan pledged that Nigeria would boost generation from 3,000 megawatts (mw) to 10,000 mw by the end of 2013, and 40,000 mw by 2020. Analysts view this as a mirage.
Ladipo says electricity output could grow to 6,000 mw in the next two years and to 9,000 MW by 2020, before seeing a potential boom as post-privatization investment kicks in.
Reuters said even Ladipo’s more modest projections, which several other industry experts broadly agreed with, face hurdles.
“Privatization is months behind schedule and government is struggling to get the funding it needs for crucial transmission and gas supply infrastructure. Powerful labour unions are blocking attempts to pay off 40,000 state electricity workers,” Reuters said.
“The African Development Bank is providing $150 million to aid with transmission and some of the $1 billion debut Eurobond would help with upgrades. But in Nigeria, just making the money available doesn’t always mean it will be used wisely,” Reuters said.
“Nigeria says it has found 340 billion naira ($2.1 billion) to pay off the workers, but they remain reluctant to leave.
“The African Development Bank is providing $150 million to aid with transmission and some of the $1 billion debut Eurobond would help with upgrades. But in Nigeria, just making the money available doesn’t always mean it will be used wisely,” Reuters said.
About $40 billion had been invested in many power reform drives in the last 20 years, with nothing to show for it. Nigeria is in the process of breaking up the defunct state power company into 17 private generation and distribution companies and selling them for about $2.5 billion in total, as part of efforts to increase electricity output tenfold over the next seven years

the Klitschko tames Pianeta to claim 60th career win

 
 
 World heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko defended his WBA, WBO, IBF and IBO belts on Saturday as he out-classed challenger Francesco Pianeta with a sixth-round knock-out to register the 60th win of his career.
Although German-Italian Pianeta, who survived testicular cancer three years ago, came into the fight undefeated in his 29 previous fights, he was outclassed by the 37-year-old champion in Mannheim, south-west Germany.
“I want to thank my opponent, there are a lot of challengers who talk a lot, but he got in the ring and fought bravely,” said Klitschko.

His comments were a thinly-veiled dig at David Haye who has constantly tried to lure Klitschko back in the ring, despite the British fighter’s points defeat to the Ukrainian in Hamburg in July 2011.
After Pianeta fought on, despite first hitting the canvas in the fourth round, the champion paid further tribute to the challenger’s courage.
“After the battle he has had against cancer he deserves respect,” said Klitschko.
“He tried everything to hit me, if he had landed one his big punches, I wouldn’t have got up.”
Pianeta made an ambitious start with one huge right-hand coming over the top of Klitschko’s guard but failing to connect, while the champion responded with two heavy jabs which found their target.
Klitschko relied on his jab in the opening three rounds as the challenger landed several heavy shots, but a big right from the Ukrainian put Pianenta on the floor in the fourth round.
From then on, the challenger was struggling to stay in the fight and although he showed plenty of heart by fighting on, he was down again in the fifth, but managed to survive the referee’s count.

I sell human heads to churches and others for N7,500? – Joshua Akindele, confess

Joshua Akindele, 56, a confessed cannibal was recently caught by a vigilante group in collaboration with members of the palace guard to the community leader of Ajara Topa community in Badagry, Lagos.

Akindele reportedly operates from a hole he dug under the Gbaji bridge along the Badagry-Seme border.

Sources say the accused was spotted by a man identified as Anthony Amos who watched him crawl into the hole under the Gbaji bridge.

Akindele confessed to behind several unexplained deaths in the area saying he operates by hitting his victims dead or unconscious with plywood and dragging them into the hole before splitting their parts for food and selling parts to ritual buyers.

He confessed to have been previously jailed for 5 years after molesting a 17-year old girl.

According to him: “I have been in this business for the past 15 years after my friend advised me to stop riding okada and to join him in ritual killing and cannibalism.

“Whenever I see somebody walking alone without being conscious of who is watching, I walk slowing up to them and hit them with a big plywood on their heads after which they fall unconscious, I then drag them into the hole and use a knife to cut them into parts which I sell to some churches and some ready buyers who indulge in ritual killing for easy money, and some times when I feel hungry late in the night, I eat some parts for food.” he said.

He gave details of his body part selling business revealing that he sells human heads for N7,500; breast for N1,500; joystick for N1,000; hands and legs sell for N3,500.

The Baale of Ajara Topa community, Samuel Amosu Owolabi, said he visited the scene of the crime and met the suspect being beaten by a mob.

Owolabi said he pleaded with the mob to let the confessed cannibal live so that he can be prosecuted according to the law.

It was confirmed that the suspect is now in the custody of the Badagry police division for proper investigation into the case.

boxing, Unbeatable Floyd Mayweather defeats Robert Guerrero, remains unbeaten in 44 fight js



Floyd Mayweather. Photo: Al Bello/Getty Images
Floyd Mayweather defeated Robert ‘The Ghost’ Guerrero last night, May 4, 2013.
In his first match of the year, Mayweather won by unanimous decision with the three judges scoring the matchup 117-111.
Mayweather remains unbeaten in 44 fights.
His next fight should be in the fall against Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez.

.Van Vicker and Wife “French-Kissing” in Paris the his kids

Ghana’s sensational actor Van Vicker was spotted holidaying with his wife and kids in Paris. In one photo, he is seen “French-Kissing”



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