|| Tiwa Savage & Don Jazzy Meet Jay Z Ahead of Her Deal With Roc Nation (Photos) ||

Mavin Records biggest artiste Tiwa Savage will be signing a deal with Jay Z’s Roc Nation in the next few hours.
Don Jazzy and Tiwa Savage arrived New York for a meeting with with music mogul ahead of her impending deal.

News last week suggested Tiwa Savage will leave Mavin Records as her deal is coming to an end. It appears it will be a joint deal between 323, Mavin Records and Roc Nation. How the splitting will be done is unknown.

|| Please Advice Me! How Do I Stop Sleeping With My Ex-Boyfriend? ||

 
My name is Folu and I am a 28-year-old lady who is set to wed in the next three months. But I must say that I am in a big trouble at the moment because I can’t seem to stop having S3@.Xx:’ with my ex-boyfriend, Steve, even though I am engaged to be married to Joey, one of the best men I have ever come across.
I dated Steve for six years but we both knew the relationship would lead to no where because Steve is the kind of man ho does not take anything serious. He is not cut out for any serious relationship and marriage is far from his mind.
He is the kind of man one can describe as a lady’s man and ladies throw themselves at him at will and he sees nothing wrong in keeping five women at the same time. But one thing is that I am addicted to S3@.Xx:’ with Steve and I can’t seem to help myself where S3@.Xx:’ is concerned with him.
In fact, the only thing that keeps me binding to him is the great S3@.Xx:’ we have anytime we are together. It is not as if Joey is not good in bed but Steve is in a class of his own and even though we have had our introduction and the date for our marriage has been set, I still find myself sneaking around to have S3@.Xx:’ with Steve.
I fear this will continue when I eventually get married to Joey. I want to stop but can’t help myself.
What can I do?
What do you think I should do to free myself from Steve?

|| Former Super Eagles Coach Stephen Keshi Is Dead |||

Nigerian football icon Stephen Okechukwu Keshi died suddenly in the early hours of Wednesday in Benin City, Edo state, Naijaloaded was briefed.
The former international football player and coach had lost his wife of 33 years, Kate, last year after a prolonged battle with cancer.
NL confirmed his death from a member of his family as well as one of his close associates.
“He was not ill at all, never showed any signs of illness, but we suspect he never got over the death of his wife,” a friend said.
He is survived by four children and his mother.
Keshi, the only Nigerian coach to have won the Africa Cup of Nations, achieved a rare feat in 2013 by becoming only the second person to win the trophy both as a player and a coach.
The only other person to have achieved the feat is Egypt’s Mahmoud El-Gohary.
Keshi, a product of St. Finbarr’s College, Akoka, Lagos, started his playing career at a very young age at ACB Football Club, and later played for New Nigeria Bank, Stade d’Abidjan, Africa Sports, Lokeren, Anderlecht, RC Strasbourg, and a host of other clubs.
He represented Nigeria from 1982, at age 20, till 1994, most of the time captaining the Super Eagles and scoring vital goals from his position as a central defender.
He also coached Togo and Nigeria at the World Cup, as well as Mali.
Keshi, nicknamed the “Big Boss” for his leadership skills, is the fifth member of the all-conquering 1994 team to die, following Uche Okafor, Thompson Oliha, Rashidi Yekini and Wilfred Agbonavbare.||source||madailygist||

|| How I was pressured to squander crude oil savings; my biggest regret as president – GEJ Opens Up||

 
Goodluck Jonathan has revealed how he was forced to spend from the excess crude oil revenue account during his administration.
The former president made this revelation during interview programme with Bloomberg TV.
Jonathan revealed that state governors were to blame for pressurising him to spend from the reserve fund thereby reducing the $20 billion at the inception of his administration left by Olusegun Obasanjo to about $2 billion when he left office on May 29, 2015.

Goodluck Jonathan

“At any time the earnings (from oil) drop, the governors would insist that there is no place in our laws that actually say that the federal government should keep the reserve. They always insisted that a part of it (excess crude revenue account) should be brought.”
Jonathan pointed out that while some argued that the crude oil reserve account was to be used for rainy days, others said it should be used during time of financial difficulty.
“Yes, it is also part of our own reserves. But, when I was there, I tried to make a special fund called a sovereign wealth fund, so that it would not be easy for one to take from there.”
The former president identified the agricultural sector as where he made the biggest transformation and that it was the best in the country’s history.
He said this achievement led to the then minister of agriculture, Akinwumi Adesina, to be elected president of the African Development Bank.
He however regretted that his administration did not do well in the mineral sector industry despite all efforts to attract investors.
“The blue print and everything was worked out. So, if somebody says I did not diversify the economy, I will say that is not true. Of course, I was president of Nigeria. Sometimes, when people ask me question, it would seem I was the president of Nigeria from Independence till 2015. I was president for five years.”
On the issue that corruption was commonplace during his administration, Jonathan said there was nothing new about it as it had been the case since the country’s independence.
“Perception is based on what people say. In Nigeria, somehow it has been a routine. From the collapse of the First Republic, what the military said was the reason for taking over was corruption.
“When the Second Republic collapsed, the same was the story. If there is a major change in government where one political party is taking over power from another one, there must be issues that would be raised.
“Yes. I cannot say the country, from beginning of independence, there was no corruption. Yes, there was corruption. I did well to cut down on corruption. My approach was not to make money available to anybody to touch.”
The former president said his administration was able to eliminate corruption in fertilizer subsidies but could not do same in the oil industry.
“The very people that have been accusing us of corruption are the very people that frustrated it. It’s unfortunate,” he lamented.
Meanwhile, Jonathan also admitted that he has been investigated for alleged corruption during his administration by President Muhmammadu Buhari’s government.

When asked if he has been investigated, Jonathan replied: “Of course, obviously, they investigated and I’ve been investigated.||source naiji||

|| Fans pour curses on Kemi Olunloyo For BIZARRE Attack On Bereaved Jide Kosoko (See Tweets) ||

Angry fans lost their cool and came for controversial blogger, Kemi Olunloyo after her attack veteran movie actor, Jide Kosoko, just hours after his wife, Henrietta slumped and died on Monday.
Olunloyo had, in another of her bizzare rants, accused Nollywood actor, Jide Kosoko of having a hand in his wife’s death and should be investigated.
However, she got a dose of her own medicine as she suffered immense lashing from followers on social media for her bizarre attack on the star who is still mourning his late wife.
Everyone was still reeling from the news when Olunloyo bizarrely posted on her Facebook that Jide Kosoko should be investigated for ritualism.