Olamide on Saturday, February 28th enjoyed a boat ride alongside his artistes with his right hand man, Lil Kesh obviously noticable.
Kesh who just released a new single, Gbese posed for a picture alongside his boss Olamide as they were seated aboard a boat in Lagos.
Olamide also used the opportunity to show off his driving skills as he rode the ship with everyone looking on to make sure he isn't drowning them just yet.
Watch Olamide drive below...
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Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe celebrated his 91st birthday with a lavish party by the spectacular Victoria Falls on Saturday, prompting many Zimbabweans to question once again when he would leave office and who would succeed him.
Thousands of supporters sat in large white tents during the $1.3 million birthday celebration on a rolling golf course near the waterfalls, organised by his ZANU-PF party. His party has said the money was raised from individual and company donations.
The President celebrated with a cake that looked exactly like him, but some people have come out to say the cake looks gross.
Photo: Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi
DB Records artiste, Tonto Dikeh a.k.a Poko Lee is today shooting the video for her 2014 single, Sugar Rush which features her label boss D'Banj.
The actress turned singer has been quite about her music career in recent months and some have concluded she is done trying, but behond, Tonto is coming.
See more photos from the Moe Musa directed video below.
The Independent National Electoral Commission [INEC] has announced that a total of 1.8 million Permanent Voters cards are yet to be collected by the voters.
Lagos State Resident Electoral Commissioner, Akin Orebiyi, announced the news yesterday while visiting Governor Babatunde Fashola to demonstrate how INEC card readers would be used during the elections, The Sun reports.
“As at yesterday (Thursday), the total number of cards collected in Lagos to date is three million six hundred and ninety three thousand out of 5.5 million cards that we collected so far from Abuja. At the moment, we are still expecting another 430,000 cards which should arrive by next week. But meanwhile, we still have in our custody 1.8 million cards yet to been collected.
This morning (Friday) we have again deployed our staff to all the 8,462 polling units across the State to make the collection much more accessible rather than stay at the local government offices where we have been for the past three weeks”, he stated.
He also denied reports that some non-indigenes of Lagos were denied their PVCs.
“Collection of cards was done practically by every Nigerian who registered in Lagos, we didn’t register people based on ethnicity and we are not also distributing card on the basis of ethnic groups.
If indeed there have been issues of delay in collection of cards in certain parts of the State where perhaps non-indigenes populate, it is not a deliberate act, the cards are coming and they belong to the remaining 430,000 cards yet to be received from Abuja.
But principally, our register has shown that Nigerians from all walks of life and different ethnic groups have been collecting their cards.
We have quite a number of INEC staff who are non-indigenes , out of the twenty electoral officers, five of them that’s a quarter, are non-indigenes. The Head of voter education is from the South-East, my deputy is from South-South, I am from South-West but I’m married to a south-easterner, so we should discourage such insinuations,” he said.
