Veteran Nollywood actress Chinyere Wilfred celebrated her birthday last night in Lekki Lagos.
The private birthday dinner which held at the Oriental Hotels in Lekki yesterday was graced by Thelma, Ejiro Okurame, Angela Okorie, Jennifer Eliogu and many others.
See photos from the low-key birthday dinner below
See some tweets
Press conference happening now...
Ahmed Musa : I want to announce now that from today, John Obi Mikel is our new captain.
See tweets below
Arsenal starlet Alex Iwobi signed for the club at the age of 7 in 2002 while still in primary school. The nephew of former footballer Jay Jay Okocha made his competitive debut for the club in October 2015, days after he signed a new long-term contract.
The owner of this car was just assassinated opp Oando filing station at Rumuomasi ph.
Stepping up his naked game.
Daughter of the Vice President, Kiki Osinbajo shared these lovely pics on her twitter & IG accounts. See photos below...
Genevieve Nnaji at an Etisalat event a while back... Stunning woman!
What would you do if you rolled down to buy gala in traffic and the seller was "reaggae blues" crooner and gala ambassador Harrysong?
The hustle is real...
A guy who purportedly bought an "iPhone" from the "dreaded" Computer Village in Lagos was shocked when he discovered that he actually bought something that seemed like a Nokia phone with antenna....But the million dollar question now is 'didn't the guy check and access the phone before payment'?
Only him knows the answer to that....
.See photos of the "iPhone" below;
In solidarity and support of Super Eagles team who will play The Pharaohs of Egypt today in Kaduna, the entire management, playing and coaching staff of FC Ifeanyi Ubah flew to Kaduna this morning aboard the team's private aircraft and an Air Peace flight to cheer the players.
In addition to this, FC Ifeanyi Ubah will be giving $5,000 to the Super Eagles as reward for their hard work if they are able to defeat The Pharaohs this evening.
Second richest African woman, Folorunsho Alakija, has revealed she still washes her husband’s undies until recently.
The executive vice chairman of Famfa Oil and group managing director of The Rose of Sharon Group revealed recently how she still dotes on her husband like a teenager who just found love. The Africa’s richest self-made woman, with a net worth estimated at $1 billion said:
“My husband is my best friend, biggest adviser and supporter. We’ve known each other for 40 years and have been married for 37 years now and with four boys. Even though we work in the same office, I always ensure that we kiss twice in a day, morning and night. I still wash his undies until six years ago that he insisted I should stop. I also prepare his special vegetable dish and do his manicure and pedicure regularly.
“I go to the airport to pick him whenever he’s returning from foreign trips. It gives me joy whenever his friends praise my vegetable dish based on what my husband tells them.”
Hmnn, what an inspiration!
Earlier today, International news channel, Al Jazeera, published an article on their twitter handle with the headline above. The article was written to celebrate a Nigerian female mechanic. However many Nigerians on twitter felt the story title was inappropriate as it kinda portrayed all Nigerian women as prostitutes. See their reactions after the cut..
Rapper Eva Alordiah made a shocking revelation this evening as she said in an Instagram post that she won't be performing again as her show tomorrow will be her last.
She used the medium to beg her fans to bring their friends as it is her last stage performance.
According to the Lights Out singer, she is ending another chapter in her life and she is ready for another.
Twelve year-old twins, Peter and Paula Imafidon, are black children from Waltham Forest in northeast London. Nicknamed “the Wonder Twins,” Peter and Paula are Great Britain’s highest achievers. At 9-years-old they made history as the youngest children in British history to attend high school.
The children became the youngest to ever pass the University of Cambridge’s advanced mathematics exam after participating in the Excellence in Education program. They set world records when they passed the A/AS-level math papers. Peter Imafidon, who is also a 100m and 400m relay champ in London, has said that he would like to serve as Prime Minister one day and his sister Paula, a county champion in rugby, would like to teach math. Both students are musicians.
The twins joined the ranks of their gifted siblings, Anne-Marie Imafidon, who was the pioneering child among the young genii. Now 26 years old, Anne-Marie spoke six languages and graduated from high school at age 10. In 2003, when she was only 13, she was granted a British scholarship to study Mathematics at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland. And at 17, Anne-Marie obtained her Masters Degree from Oxford University.
Anne-Marie was the youngest person to pass the A-level computing exam. Just last year she was called a “serial world record breaker” in the September 2011 edition of “Higher Education Digest.” Anne-Marie has mentioned that she believes in mentoring children to help them succeed. She is involved in the S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) program to help fulfill the need for math and science female leaders. She is currently working in a high-level position at an international investment bank in the United Kingdom.
At 11 years old, Christina Imafidon (now 22) was the youngest student in history to attend a British university – the United Kingdom University. Christina is now working as an intern with the Citigroup Corporation as well as conducting research on mathematics with Oxford University.
Fifteen year-old Samantha Imafidon had passed two high school-level mathematics and statistics exams at age 6. She became the youngest girl in the UK to attend secondary school at the age of 9. Samantha was the sibling who mentored the twins to pass their own math secondary school test when they were also 6 years old. She is a gold level champion in the 100m and 200m relays.
Dr. Chris Imafidon and Ann Imafidon, their parents, raised the children with a guided discipline. The father emigrated from Edo State, Nigeria to London over 30 years ago. He is currently working as a renowned scholar and international education consultant to several governments. He also serves as a mentor and coach to American students at varios academic levels using Skype and web technology.
His family has been used as a model to improve scholarship in Europe and Asia. He strongly believes that anyone can achieve what he has achieved with his family through a specific model for education. In his own family, if one child had a reading assignment, there was a communal effort. “If you really want a child to learn anything, find out the best way that child learns,” says Imafidon. “Every human being has a unique way of learning.”
Chris Imafidon can be found on twitter @chrisimafidon and Anne-Marie’s Twitter ID is @aimafidon
