Linda Ikeji Replies Pastor Chris Of "OUR DAILY MANNER" Over Blackmail Accusation

Popular Nigerian blogger, Linda Ikeji, who describes herself as a “self-made millionaire” has been allegedly accused by Pastor Chris Kwakpovwe, author of Our Daily Manna devotional and senior pastor of Our Daily Manna Mountain Prayer Ministry, of blackmail.

Ardent followers of his daily devotional will recall that on Page 56 of the 22nd-July edition of his devotional, the pastor wrote that one Linda, a blogger and Facebook activist has been sending him several text messages, asking for an undisclosed amount of money else she would work with journalists all over the world to destroy his ministry.

Jermaine Jackson speaks on PSquare tribute to Micheal Jackson

The video tribute to the late King of Hip Pop Micheal Jackson in the song “Personally’ by sensational twins PSquare is no doubt a masterpiece and now, it has caught the attention of one of the Jackson brothers; Jermaine Jackson in the US who has announced he wants to meet PSquare.

Lagos Party in NYC

Demi Grace is hosting a party with BankyW on Saturday 27^th at Studio 21 in Manhattan, New York City.

Join the groove! Let Party!

New Free Album: Connor Evans "The Road to Coachella"

On the 22^nd, Connor Evans released his highly-anticipated new album "The Road to Coachella." The album features guest appearances from: Bizzy Crook, Alex Wiley, Vic Mensa, Shawn Chrystopher, KJ2 and Elizabeth Taglang.

Album tracklisting:

1) Turn Up the Sound (Intro) [Composed by Elizabeth Taglang]

2) Turn Up the Sound (ft. KJ2) [Prod. by BHB]

3) I Be Hittin' That (ft. Bizzy Crook) [Prod. by BHB]

4) Hipsters & PrimaDonnas (ft. Shawn Chrystopher) [Prod. by BHB]

Skipping Breakfast May Be Harming Your Heart

Breakfast really is the most meal of the day, according to a new study that found that skipping the morning meal could increase the risk of heart disease.

New research published in the journal Circulation found that men who regularly skipped breakfast had a higher risk of heart attack or fatal coronary heart disease.

After analyzing food frequency questionnaires, and tracking the health outcome of 26,902 men between the ages of 45 and 82 for 16 years, researchers found that men who skipped breakfast had a 27 percent higher risk of heart attack or death from coronary heart disease than those who ate their morning meals.