Ebele - true life story of GEJ

"Ebele" is another blockbuster movie and a creative masterpiece with an in-depth message. A contemporary reflection of  true life story of President Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan from the stable of Koladeooludarefilms, Produced by Kolade Oludare Success and Directed by Sholom Chiki

The much anticipated movie will be premiered soon at Silverbird Galleria Abuja.  Continue after the cut to watch some flashes of the thriller that will hold you spellbound till the last action.

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Ty bello and her lovely twins

Proud mom and her twin after a 10 years of marriage A long standing,  yet undiagnosed battle with endometriosis, the prolific photographer and talented musician.

Nicki minaj at the Grammy Award 2015

Nicki minaj looking so beautiful at the Grammy Award 2015 wearing Giuseppe Zanetti

Sam Smith and Beck Dominate Grammy Awards 2015

Sam Smith and Beck were the big winners at the 57th annual Grammy Awards, dominating the biggest categories on Music's Biggest Night. At his first-ever Grammys, Smith converted four of his six nominations into wins, including Record of the Year and Song of the Year for "Stay With Me (Darkchild Remix)," while Beck's Morning Phase scored a surprise victory in the Album of the Year category.

Smith set the winning tone early by claiming the first award of the night, Best New Artist, becoming the first British act since Adele in 2009 to win the honor. The Rolling Stone cover star was then handed the Best Pop Vocal Album Grammy for In the Lonely Hour. Smith's perfect night was dashed when Pharrell Williams' "Happy" won Best Pop Solo Performance, but the English singer returned to the stage to perform his breakthrough hit "Stay With Me" alongside Mary J. Blige on the Staples Center stage.

"This is the best night of my life," Smith said after receiving Record of the Year. "I want to thank the man who this record is about, who I fell in love with last year. Thank you so much for breaking my heart because you won me four Grammys."

Earlier in the day, Beck was shut out in both the Best Rock Song and Best Rock Performance categories, but he later took home one of the Grammys' most desired awards when his Sea Change quasi-sequel Morning Phase earned Album of the Year, upsetting heavy favorites like Sam Smith's In the Lonely Hour and Beyoncé's Beyoncé. In fact, Kanye West was so stunned that Beyoncé didn't win that he briefly (and jokingly) crashed the stage, a nod to when he infamously interrupted Taylor Swift's VMAs speech after she beat out "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" in 2009.

Morning Phase was Beck's third LP to earn an Album of the Year nomination (alongside Odelay and Midnite Vultures) and also scored trophies for Best Rock Album and Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical. The ageless rocker, who received his Album of the Year Grammy from the similarly ageless Prince, also shared the stage with Coldplay's Chris Martin for a duet of Morning Phase's "Heart Is a Drum

PDP is responsible for contract duplication- Oshiomhole

Governor of Edo state, Adams Oshiomhole has accused PDP in the state of duplication of contracts that were never completed, yet paid for. Governor Oshiomhole made this allegation when he flagged off a World Bank assisted N7.8 billion gully erosion control in devastated areas like Auchi in Etsako West local government council, Queen Ede in Ogbeson quarters Benin City and parts of Ekheuan Road. Oshiomhole said he was shocked that the Queen Ede erosion project was purportedly awarded by the state government before he came to power and was also reportedly awarded by the federal government when his administration approached the federal government for intervention. “My first visit to this place was on a Sunday, about the second or third week of my resumption of office, someone drew my attention that there was a serious problem in this area, I came around and I was shocked at what I saw, but I saw an abandoned tractor around the valley and when I asked for the status of the project report, the ministry official told me that job was on going and subsequently I invited him to show me what he meant by job is ongoing because what I saw here was an abandoned equipment and there was not one worker on site and when we came here, he showed me the tractor and he said that was what they meant by the job is ongoing. “But that was not the only thing that I found very, very strange…it was very clear that the job was never meant to be done and it was a cover to siphon fund. Few months later, I wrote to Abuja to complain about the erosion challenges in this state and I wrote quite a number including Queen Ede particularly when my attention was drawn by the Edo State Ministry of Works to the fact that this erosion was caused by the design errors when the Asaba road was being constructed by the federal ministry of works.

I asked the federal government to provide the funds to fix it. We were honoured by the visit of the Minister of Environment and he said he had invited the Benin Owena River Basin Authority to come to show me what they were doing about this same erosion. So, I offered to accompany him, we got here and he was showing me the same site, that the federal government was doing the same job.” According to Oshiomhole, the PDP led government in Edo state awarded the contract and paid money for it and the PDP federal government awarded the same contract paid money for it and each of them claimed that they were doing the job, which he said has simply caused more complications. Oshiomhole added that the opposition party has accused him of borrowing. He said Edo remained the least indebted state in the south-south and that all it has borrowed, it has been servicing regularly, adding that N7.8 billion facility was with less than one per cent interest rate and repayment spread across 30 years. “I have seen on television, the PDP chairman accusing Edo state government of borrowing money to fix this erosion project, the problem is there is nothing new to be said about the PDP in this state, the problem is when we harass them, they can’t say look at what we did. “They say even the schools we are building, they have federal government content and I said if there is a federal government content, where was that content for ten years when they were here. Where you had a federal PDP and state PDP government, how come there was no federal content so if it takes an APC government to get a federal content, then the more reason we should forever keep PDP out of this place. “I hear them saying we are borrowing, the money for this project, yes we borrowed but we have paid our first counterpart funding and the interest rate is less than one per cent.”

USA condemn the postponement of Nigeria presidential election.

The United States of America has condemned the postponement of Nigeria’s presidential and parliamentary elections, alleging “political interference” with the country’s electoral commission.

“The United States is deeply disappointed” by the decision to move the elections from February 14 to March 28, Secretary of State John Kerry was quoted as saying by dpa in a statement issued at the weekend.

“It is critical that the government not use security concerns as a pretext for impeding the democratic process,” Kerry said.
Nigeria’s main opposition All Progressives Congress said the postponement was “a major setback for Nigerian democracy” and called on Nigerians to “desist from violence” in order to not “fall into this obvious trap.”

The electoral commission in Nigeria, the Independent National Electoral Commission, justifies the postponement with security concerns in the north-east, where the Islamist group Boko Haram is waging a terror campaign.

But the opposition believes President Goodluck Jonathan wants to gain time to sway support from the opposition, which has been going up in opinion polls.