Baby Mama Drama: ‘I chose to be with Peter Okoye, ring or no ring’ Lola Omotayo Tweets

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I'm A Loner, I Cry Alone - Kenny Saint Brown Confesses

KSB confessed that she is a loner and that whenever she needs to cry, she cries alone since there is no one to cry on. Hear her,

"I am a loner, I cry alone, and when I cry, I don't shout to the world to let them know about it. Rather, I go out to seek laughter.Most times, the person I go to is my elder sister, Moji Dokpesi. I would have called her to let her know that I am depressed.

She would laugh and urge me to come over. Being a woman with a large heart, she would definitely dwarf my depression, and whatever it is that took me to her would become so insignificant thatI'll leave her place smiling."

Omotola Talks About Her Time Magazine Honour

In April 2013, screen goddess Omotola Jalade Ekeinde (picturedabove with Justin Timberlake) was honored as one of Time Magazine 100 Most Influential People in the World.

According to Omotola, it's an achievement that will forever lingerin her memory.

She tells Encomium magazine:

"It's a great honour. Sometimes you really don't know your worth and people around you may just take you for granted. I was selected for a number of reasons. From what I was told,they watch a lot of mymovies up there. The person who wrote my profile is actually the movie critic for Time magazine. He had been introduced to some of my movies. He also got to know about my other activities, including human rights activism and others. They also conducted opinion polls from those that follow what's going on in Nollywood. I think the opinion of the organisers is based on this. I wasn't the only person picked from Africa. There was another guy from Egypt but he's white and lives in the US. He is a blogger. I was the only black African honoured andout of the 100 honorees, they only picked 20 of our portraits displayed in the Time Work of Fame, and my picture was there. Not only that, it was given the pride of place. One thing I noticed was that from the moment I stepped onto the red carpet, I was treated like a queen. I was on one of the best tables, sitting with US Vice President, Joe Biden and others. I think it was a good moment for Africa. It was one of the few moments Ifelt like Africa has arrived.

‘I’m Still Here With You’, Papa Wemba Dispels Death Rumours

Africa’s most popular musicians Jules Shungu Wembadio Pene Kikumba better known as Papa Wemba was reported to have died.

Apparently the the Congolese soukous musician is the latest ‘victim’ of the infamous death hoax.

Several blogs on Wednesday, June 5, 2013 reported the 64-year-old had ‘passed away after battling diabetes’; raising panic amongst his many fans scattered across the African continent. But Papa Wemba has calmed fears down by voicing out just immediately.

Wemba disclaimed the news via his Twitter account, cancelling fears, ‘ Rest assured dear fans I am still here with you ‘, he wrote on his Twitter page, adding that the news were all ‘ rumors rumors and more rumors …. ‘.

Michael Jackson’s Daughter Paris in suicide attempt

MICHAEL Jackson’s teenage daughter Paris has tried to commit suicide, according to reports in the US. The 15-year aspiring actress wasreportedly stretchered out of her Californian home at 2am after what sources told reliable showbiz website TMZ.comit wasa suicide attempt.

Her mum Debbie Rowe is said to have confirmed her daughter’s suicide bid, saying Paris has “a lot going on” according to US telly show Entertainment Tonight An emergency call was made at 1.27am and the caller allegedly said Paris had taken an overdose. A source linked to the emergency response also claimed she had cuts to her wrists.

Father figure … Michael Jackson with Paris, left, and son Prince in 2002 On Tuesday night Paris posted some cryptic tweets. She first wrote: “omg” before anhour later adding: “that conversation escalated quickly.”

Two hours later she posted: “I wonder why tears are salty?” … and a line from the famous Beatles song Yesterday: “yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away now it looksas though they’re here to stay.”

Paris – a cheerleader and budding football player – has recently begun developing a relationship with her birth mother Debbie, Michael’s ex-wife,who gave up her custody rights to Paris and Prince following her divorce from the Thriller singer in 1999.

The Jackson family are currently embroiled in a high-profile court case after filing a wrongful deathlawsuit against concert promoters AEG Live.

Michael’s mother Katherine Jackson claims the promoters, who were behind the 50-date London residency he was preparing for at the time of his death in June 2009, were negligent in hiring disgraced physician Conrad Murray to supervise troubled Jacko’s medical care.

Murray was convicted of manslaughter after delivering a lethal dose of Propofol which killed the superstar.

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I’m Better Than Many Pastors’ – Cossy Orjiakor Says

While answering questions in a recent interview with Punch, the actress said she’s quite aware that she is a sinner, but maybe she’s a better person than many pastors.

“What’s the difference between Ithat love to show off my cleavage and the pastors that love to show off their flashy cars and private jets?

I think I’m better off because with the economic situation, lots of stress and all, some can channel their frustrations and some people can get relieved at the sight that makes them forgetthe terrible situation”, the controversial actress said.