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In Nigeria entertainment industry, there are artists that have earned fame through hard work, talent and by making smart career decisions. These artists have worked to master their craft and have been rewarded for their skills. These people are icons. They have ensured a steady steam of work as long as they want it because they have the talent and the drive to see any project through to the end. They deserve everything they’ve been blessed with
Then, there are some wonna-bes who will stop at nothing to make the tabloids by whatever means; with no discernible skills or talent, they simply exist as A-F-list celebs famous for all the wrong reasons.
Here are the ten of the famous celebrities for no reason. Take a look:

Bobrisky:
Bobrisky became popular by being highly controversial on social media. Lots of social media spectators thronged his Snapchat account when he claimed he had a lover who is assumed to be male even though he only refers to the person as “bae”. He likes dressing up as a woman, wears makeup and has had his skin whitened.
Google’s Communications and Public Affairs Manager, Anglophone West Africa, Taiwo Kola-Ogunlade, said Bobrisky was most searched individual from October 26 to November 2016.
Kenny Brandmuse:
Kenny Brandmuse is Nigerian gay man who fled the country says he fears coming home so he would not be killed.
In 2015, Kehinde Badmus, popularly called Kenny Brandmuse, came out of the closet on his status as a homosexual living with the HIV virus.
He shared on how his ex-wife of six years believed God would heal him and convert him to a heterosexual man even when she knew his orientation before they got married. He also shared on how he lost a yearly Federal government contract after his ex-wife told people he was gay
Maheeda:
The self-professed Goddess of Sex had, many times, contravened Instagram’s anti-nipple policy by posting full photos of her breasts which are quickly taken down by the social media platform. Any one following her Instagram page will know boundary is not a word this lady is familiar with.
She embraces herself as a sexual being and is not afraid to show you what is underneath her clothes.
Afro Candy:
Afro’candy, 45, is a Nigerian Pornstar based in UK, she has produced some p’orn movies including D3structive Instinct, The Large Mace etc, now she has produced another and this is hotter than fire! The New movie is titled “DIRTY MINDS”.
In a bid to be famous, she has decided to pose nude to show her fans that she has still got a great body even after two grown up daughters.
The producer of the porn movies, Destructive Instinct and Queen of Zamonda, used her porn site, AfroCannetwork to post the photo where she bared her breasts and naked body.
Cossy Orjiakor:
Cossy Orjiakor is a Nigerian actress, singer, producer and video vixen. She came to limelight after featuring in a music video by Obesere. She is widely known for displaying her unique feminine features at social events.
The actress sure knows how to set tongues wagging with that one thing that made her popular; her boobs. The very busty actress has a fetish for flaunting her humongous rack which has drawn the same amount of attention to her.
King Tblack:
If you are a Nigerian on social media and you don’t know the name Tblak, then you need to embrace change. Nigerian internet sensation, Tobiloba Isaac Jolaoso a.k.a King Tblak is breaking all internet rules.
He’s made pornography easily accessible in this ‘God fearing’ country.
Instagram recently blocked his official page for violating rules, but his fans can’t wait to see what’s new as they head to his backup account, ‘@Kingtblakofhoc’.
Pretty Mike:
A popular Lagos club owner, Mike Eze-Nwalie Nwogu, a.k.a Pretty Mike made headlines the first time in December 2016, after he stepped out with his girls on a dog leash for the first time. Nigerians took to Instagram to debate the rationale behind such condescending action and hurled insults at him.
Opinions were divided at the time. But it appears that none of the attacks got to him as he has returned to doing what he knows how to do best.
Clearly unperturbed by the online bashes, Pretty Mike, who was one time rumoured to be Bobrisky’s infamous lover, a claim he has since denied, went on to upload a video of himself in “action”.
Chidinma Okeke:
Whenever cucumber is mentioned lately, what comes to mind is the leaked sex tape of former Miss Anambra, Chidinma Okeke.
Her five-minute masturbating, licking and kissing session with another woman was leaked online on October 11, 17 days to the end of her tenure as Miss Anambra.
Chidinma was shown in the video using a cucumber to penetrate herself before Ada came over to help out by smooching and caressing her vagina while she continued the ‘cucumber action’.
Miss Sahara:
The first Nigeria transgender man, Oche Clifford who is now Miss. Sahhara, was born a male before becoming a model and singer.
She has been known to stir the hornet with offensive speeches about how she supposedly hates God who created her.
Miss Sahara was born a man, Living in Abuja for several years before moving to the UK about 7 years ago where she’s now living as a woman.
She’s now a beauty queen, having participated in a few pageants. She was 1st runner up at the 2011 Miss International Queen pageant.
Beverly Osu:
Though Beverly wasn’t the only housemate representing the country-Melvin was also a representative of Nigeria and is also in the house-but her image and popularity seems to growing faster than usual. This was because of her leaked unclad scene where she had erotic bath with housemate; a scene which suggest that there was more to the video than meets the eye

The leak has raised several discourses in several quarters and many viewers are beginning to question her African morality.

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Remembering MOHBAD, an Underrated Nigerian Artist  

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The heartbreaking news of Mohbad’s passing on September 12, 2023, left a deep void in the Nigerian music scene. Mohbad was undoubtedly one of the most underrated talents in the industry, and his departure is a painful loss to the world of music.

 

Mohbad’s journey in the music industry was marked by a fierce determination to make his mark. He faced challenges within his record label, where he believed he was not receiving the promotion he deserved. It was evident to him, as well as his growing fan base, that he possessed a wealth of talent waiting to be unleashed.

 

His music was a testament to his artistry. While some criticized Nigerian musicians for lacking substance, Mohbad’s songs were a shining exception. It was this depth in his music that drew me to become a fan. I first took notice of him when he delivered a powerful cover of Kizz Daniel’s ‘Fvck U.’ As a dedicated rap enthusiast, I recognized the profound thinking that went into his lyrics. Lines like ‘MALLAM na Mallan even ti e ba spell e la ti eyin,’ which translates to ‘A MALLAM will always be Mallam even if it’s spelled backward,’ showcased his lyrical prowess.

 

Mohbad initially made a name for himself as a rapper but transitioned into a lamba artist to reach a wider audience. This strategic move bore fruit when he released ‘Ko Po Ke,’ a song that became a massive hit. After joining Marlian Records, he continued to build a rich catalog of music.

 

Despite the challenges he faced, Mohbad remained resilient. He recently released a new album, a testament to his unwavering dedication to his craft. Tragically, he lost his life while promoting this album, which had the potential to propel him to the heights he truly deserved in the industry.

 

Before parting ways with his former label, Mohbad had endured a great deal, and his health had suffered as a result. He was diagnosed with hypertension, a stark reminder of the toll his pursuit of musical greatness had taken on his well-being.

 

In tribute to Mohbad, let us remember his undeniable talent, his commitment to creating meaningful music, and the resilience he displayed throughout his journey. He may have left us too soon, but his music will continue to resonate with his fans and serve as a testament to his enduring legacy in Nigerian music.

 

By Timilehin Ajagunna

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ZENITH BANK APPOINTS DR. JULIET EHIMUAN AS NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

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The Board of Directors of Zenith Bank Plc has appointed Dr. Juliet Ehimuan as a Non-Executive Director of the bank effective August 29, 2023. The appointment, which was announced in a statement to the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Limited on Tuesday, August 29, 2023, has also be confirmed by the Central Bank of Nigeria.Dr Juliet Ehimuan is the Founder and CEO of Beyond Limits and the immediate past Director of Google West Africa.

 

She was named by Forbes as one of the top 20 power women in Africa, by the London Business School as one of 30 people changing the world, and as one of the Most Influential People of African Descent (MIPAD). She was also featured in the BBC Africa Power Women series, and on CNN Innovate Africa.With over 25 years experience primarily in Technology, Oil & Gas, and New Media industries across Europe, Middle East and Africa; Juliet is a leading voice on Innovation, Transformation, and Leadership.During her remarkable 12-year tenure at Google, Juliet played a pivotal role in expanding the company’s presence in Nigeria and the wider West Africa region. She championed initiatives to increase digital access, local content development, skills acquisition, entrepreneurial growth, innovation, and fostered strategic partnerships with leading private sector and government institutions.Dr Juliet has made significant contributions to the tech ecosystem in Nigeria and Africa at large. She served on committees that developed the national broadband plan and ICT incubation strategy in Nigeria, and has been involved in national strategic advisory groups focused on economic growth. These engagements demonstrate her commitment to shaping the future of tech in Africa. She has received numerous awards for outstanding contribution to the digital landscape in Africa.

 

She holds board positions across multiple industries including Finance, FMCG, Oil & Gas, Education and social enterprises.Her education includes a Doctoral degree in Business from Walden University in Minneapolis, an Executive MBA from the London Business School, a Postgraduate degree in Computer Science from the University of Cambridge; and a BSc in Computer Engineering (1st class honours) from the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. She is a recipient of the London Business School Global Women’s Scholarship, and at Cambridge University was awarded Selwyn College Scholar and Malaysian Commonwealth Scholar. She is a Fellow of the Cambridge Commonwealth Society.She was awarded IT Personality of the Year in 2012 by the Nigeria Computer Society, Digital Personality of the year 2016 by Marketing World; and received a 2015 Titans of Technology award from Technology Africa. She is a published Author, Executive Coach, and a member of the Forbes Coaches’ Council.

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