Yvonne Jegede wants you to see her bikini pictures

See How This Lady Dress To A Party....Whats your opinion?

These days it's up to men to look beyond ladies of easy virtues when looking for wife because it is known that such are only good for PDA, they hardly make a good wife. Yinmu! See her full photo...

The Taraba State Govt confirms outbreak of Lassa fever In Taraba State, 1 confirmed dead

Taraba State government has confirmed the outbreak of Lassa fever, a deadly viral disease, in the state. Lassa fever is transmitted by infected rodents. The state Commissioner of Health, Innocent Vakkai in an interview with journalists over the weekend said;

"One person died and two others quarantined and their blood samples have already been taken to Irrua Specialists Hospital in Edo State for further confirmation."

Speaking on how the viral disease is contacted, Vakkai said

"People usually get infected with the Lassa Virus after exposure to infected rodents, while person to person transmission occurs through direct contact with the sick person."

He said precautionary measures include putting food in rodent proof containers and wearing protections such as masks, gloves, gowns among others.

I'm Sex Starved and I Want My Ex-Husband To Take Me Back – Actress Uche Iwuji

The thing is that some ladies realize themselves late; when you are telling them to respect their husband and be a good wife, they will be reading nonsense on social media and using that to tell there husband that they have equal right and be challenging a man who God designed to be their head.

My dear, if you know you are not ready for a man to be your head just 'sidon' for ya mama house and let the ones with good home training and are ready to be a wife marry and enjoy marital bliss. If it's to sleep with different men that is your ambition, forget marriage and keep sharing your 'thing'. Simple!

Actress Uche Iwuji has come back to reality and now wants her husband back. Read her words...

You have not been in public scenes for a while, what happened?
This is simply because my life has changed. I got married, separated, and have a child. I am re branding myself and that is why I have left the public scene. That doesn’t really mean I have left showbiz but only took some time out for my family. I am fully back but not as the former Uche Iwuji, I am a new Uche Iwuji.

What's the difference between old and new Uche Iwuji?
I have always been involved in one scandal or the other. That will change because Uche is now a mother who wants the best for her son.

What are those things you really want to change?
I used to go out a lot, I was always every where.

So, you mean that has always landed you in trouble?
No, it does not put me in any form of trouble. It only made people know who I was. Then, I was single so it is allowed. I am now a mother, things must change.

Your experience as a single mother?
It is not easy; I must confess. I have to be there for my son who will be three this year. I have my businesses that has been footing our bills. I hang out with single mothers like myself. I thank God that every one is showing me love. However, a man settles your bill when you are married but that has changed because I fend for myself and my child. Nobody is asking for my account now (laughs).

Is it true that men take advantage of single mothers?
No, I don’t think it is true because that has not happened to me.

What has been married and single taught you?
I have learnt to be strong for myself. Separating from my husband was not a good thing at all. Though, an eye opener. As far as I am concerned, being single again is fun. I am free to do whatever I like. I have been able to get over the break up when I look at my son. He is a bundle of joy.

How did you meet your husband?
No way. I don’t want to talk about that.

What went wrong in your marriage?
The marriage failed because we didn’t understand each other well.

Your courtship was for three months, do you think that could be another factor?
Not really, I still respect and love my ex husband till date. In fact, I still pray for him.

Does that mean you will accept him if he comes back?
Yes, I will a million times. He is the best gift I have ever gotten.

Who do you have to blame for your break up; media, choice of career or your family members?
I blame it on the society. People were always saying rubbish about me. However, I advise intending celebrity couples to understand each other well and shun third party.

Do you think your marriage affected your career?
Yes, in a positive way. People now see me as a matured woman. Some still address me as a Mrs. It only boosted my career.

Do you think this will affect your child?
I thank God for my child. Sometimes, when I even talk about his father, he just says “mummy don’ t talk about him”. They communicate on phone. He also calls me because I have a child with him.

Is it true you are unlucky with men as purported online?
Yes , I'm not that lucky with men but I think I was lucky at a point. To have been married to my ex husband means luck was smiling at me. We only didn’t understand each other well.

Do you have any plan to remarry?
No way. I will marry my ex-husband a million times again. No other man is good for me. I believe he will come back when he is ready.

How do you intend to manage sex in his absence?
I am s*x starved for now but I don’t really long for it. I have been without s*x for a while now.

- she was married to a Yoruba guy who's comfortable but "I-too-know" caused a lot of problems. Sigh!

A white South African woman's post refering to black people as monkeys, triggers angry response on social media

A post by an estate agent Penny Sparrow from Durban has resulted in a national social media outcry after she took to Facebook on Saturday and referred to black people as monkeys. In her post, Sparrow said:

"These monkeys that are allowed to be released on New Years Eve...on to public beaches, towns etc obviously have no education whatsoever and to allow them loose is inviting huge dirt and discomfort to others," See the full post after the cut...

Although she has since taken down the post and offered an apology, the Democratic Alliance has laid criminal charges against Penny Sparrow. DA member Herman Mashaba laid the criminal charges against Sparrow with the SAPS, and a case has been opened. DA spokesman Mabine Seabe said in a statement the party's KZN branch has also served notice of intention to suspend Sparrow's membership and has referred her conduct to the Federal Legal Commission for investigation. "Racists are not welcome in the DA, and have no place in our democratic South African society," the statement read.

Meanwhile South Africans are using the hashtag #PennySparrow to revolt against the racist comment. See her apology below...

See Mark ZuSee Mark Zuckerberg's response to a woman who advised her granddaughters to date "Nerds" in school

Facebook user Darlene Loretto commented on one of Zuckerberg's post saying that she had told her granddaughters to date the Nerd in school because he might turn out to be an inventor and below is Facebook CEO's response. Good one Mark!

Headies Organisers release statement on the drama that happened on awards night

Read the official statement from Headies Awards organization below...

We are proud of what we have achieved over the years. The Headies stage has birthed the careers of many artistes who are of A-list status today. We are also glad that we have reinstated pride and prestige into the winning of a locally organised music awards and, we have celebrated artistic ingenuity for 10 straight years; a feat no other group before us was able to achieve.

Every year, the screening team collate all creative materials released in the year in review and screen for nomination. This tedious process goes on for at least three months before the screening team comes out with a final list. The voting categories, such as 'Song Of The Year', 'Artist Of The Year', & 'Next-Rated' are left strictly for fans to vote and choose the winners. We wish to say categorically that we do not tamper with the outcome of the voting process. The limit of our involvement in this voting process is to advice the nominees to engage their fans and solicit for their votes. We do not accept any responsibility for failure on the part of the nominees or their record label, when they fail to do this.

Unfortunately, most times, Voting, Year In Review and Definitions Of Each Category, are generally taken for granted by many artists. We can also attest to, and hereby state categorically that, there is no evidence that any of the artistes aggrieved and vocal about their displeasure to the turnout of the award, voted in the 'Next-Rated' category, as our voting process captures email addresses and phone numbers.

We have ensured that the awards happened regardless of sponsorship, and that it gets better with each passing year, without giving excuses about challenges. We may not have gotten everything 100% right, but integrity has been our watch-word. The 109 Nigerian artistes that have won can attest to the fact that they did nothing different from those that have not. Awards by nature, are and will always remain, controversial except every nominee gets one.

We try to ensure that winners are within reach before announcing their category, as the whole essence of celebrating talents will be defeated without that.

While it is not out of place for an artiste or a party to vent their disapproval, we strongly condemn all kinds of improper conduct and the use of profanity on live television. In the same manner, we condemn provocative comments. In all, we see no use or reason for a disgruntled artiste or party to destroy valuable properties put in place to give them extra comfort before they perform or come on stage. This is totally unacceptable and will be addressed.

We congratulate all nominees and winners of The Headies 2015 and wish them a more successful 2016.

Headies Secretariat