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Monday, September 14, 2015

2shotz meets his daughter 6 months after she was born (photo)

Rapper 2shotz met his daughter 6 months after she was born. 2shots and wife Precious Jones welcomed the girl in March 2015 in Ireland but he's just seeing her. He shared the photo above and wrote "This feeling is unimaginable. After waiting for 6 months, I finally see my bae"

What's with light skinned girls and dark knuckles? (photos)

Looks to me like light skinned ladies have yet to find the solution to dark knuckles - why? I noticed Dabota Lawson Aku's knuckles in a video she posted on her instagram page teaching people how to use her makeup. Doesn't the creams they use work on knuckles?

Rihanna hints that she's still single

Rihanna may have been photographed kissing rapper Travis Scott at her NYFW party last week and seen leaving his hotel room very early in the morning the next day but that doesn't mean she's in a relationship with him. RiRi, whi has briefly dated Drake and Matt Kemp, hasn't been in a serious relationship with anyone since Chris Brown. Dismissing reports that Travis (both pictured above in their new Puma ad) is the new guys in her life, Rihanna shared a post on instagram, hinting that she's single. See that after the cut...

Monday, September 27, 2010

Nigeria honours founding fathers

NIGERIA spared a thought for its founding fathers Sunday.

The Independence Tower –an 18-metre high monument with its four sides emblazoned with four bronze images of four prominent nationalists – was unveiled in Lagos.

The ceremony brought back memories of this country’s independence 50 years ago. It was on that spot at the Tafawa Balewa Square on Lagos Island that the Union Jack was lowered.

"I am greatly delighted to stand on this great historic spot where the Union Jack was lowered 50 years ago and the Nigerian green-white-green flag of Independence was first hoisted," Vice-President Namadi Sambo said, pointing out that the names and images engraved on the tower were by no means exhaustive of all those who fought for Nigeria’s Independence.