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30 Mar 2013

TALENT IS NOT ENOUGH: A tribute to Tiger Woods and Rafa Nadal



On Monday, Tiger Woods reclaimed the number one spot in golf— a coveted position he had surrendered in early 2010. During his time in the wilderness, he had had to battle the demons that assailed him when he suffered a hip injury, a loss of form and a public demystification which ended in a costly divorce.

Just one of these three is enough to derail most athletes. A combination of the three at the same time could signal a death knell to the most distinguished of careers.

SHOCKER: I Left Asa Asika Because He Wasn’t Matured - Davido



The real reason for the split between Nigerian singer, David Adeleke, famously known as Davido, and his former manager, Asa Asika, has been revealed.

Speaking recently on a Channels TV PROGRAMMED, Davido disclosed that the main reason he parted ways with the young Asika was because he (Asika) was immature.

The superstar singer also explained that he left Asika’s management because they had “different views and issues,” adding that “we just had to go apart.”

Facebook may unveil smartphone next week



Facebook fueled fresh talk Friday about its own mobile phone after the leading social network scheduled a press announcement for next week.

Shortly after the Facebook invitation went out for the April 4 event, the technology news site TechCrunch reported the announcement would be a modified version of the Google Android operating system with “deep native Facebook functionality.”

Why My Brother Left Choc City--MI Speaks On Jesse Jagz Exit



Prolific rapper Jude Abaga well known as MI, has revealed why his younger brother and former label mate, Jesse Jagz left Chocolate City. 

The 'short dark boy from J-Town' as the rapper fondly calls himself, said on a popular Lagos pigin radio station, Naija FM, that his brother left the label not for bad blood. 

MI, who is a multiple award winning rapper and also one of the few successful rappers in Nigeria, said Jesse Jagz left Audu Maikori-led Choc City for growth. 

We made love the day she died – Arowolo



Akolade Arowolo, the 31-year-old man standing trial for allegedly killing his banker wife, Titilayo, on June 24, 2011 said he and the deceased kissed and had s**x for two hours on the day she died. 

He added that the activity signified that they (couple) had a cordial relationship before her demise. 

Akolade, who said his wife died on his 30th birthday, explained that although the marriage was good, it was not without its challenges.