Kelly denies beef with Beyonce

Kelly Rowland has denied speculations that she is having a major beef
with Beyounce following the release of Bey's 'why dont you love me'
video along side Kelly's Commander video.But Kelly claims she will
love Bey till her dying days....Tough words

INEC gets new boss

President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday
approved the appointment of Prince Solomon
Soyebi, as the Acting Chairman of the
Independent National Electoral Commission
(INEC).
This brought to an end the short reign of Philip
Umeadi, who without approval, had taken over
leadership of the commission the moment
former Chairman, Prof. Maurice Iwu was asked
to begin his terminal leave, preparatory to the end
of his tenure on June 13.
Umeadi, who had broken into the office
vacated by Iwu in his bid to forcefully assume
office, was however jolted when news reached
him that Prince Soyebi has been appointed to act
till a substantive chairman was appointed.
Prof. Iwu before he began his leave last week had
written President Jonathan informing him that he
had begun his leave as directed, noting however,
that a formal handover of the commission to an
acting chairman would be performed when a
replacement had been appointed.
He also noted that a detailed handover note was
being prepared by commission's Secretary, Alhaji
Abdullahi Kaugama to help achieve a smooth
transition.

Terrence Howard plays Mandela in 'Winnie'

Terrence Howard will portray Nelson
Mandela while Jennifer Hudson plays Winnie,
based on the story of Winnie Mandela, Nelson
Mandela's ex wife.The movie is set
to start production on May 31 in Cape Town,
Johannesburg and Robben Island, where Nelson
Mandela was held prisoner for 18 of his 27 years
in prison.
While Nelson Mandela is a universally
sympathetic figure for his struggle against
apartheid, his former wife is a far more
complicated figure. She has been depicted as the
mother and wife who was a steadfast supporter
of her activist husband and who was jailed
herself for campaigning for his release and
fighting against apartheid. Her image was
subsequently tarnished by association with a
bodyguard who murdered a 14-year old alleged
informer, and she was later convicted of fraud.

Three Nigerians win British parliamentary seats

Three out of five Nigerians, Chuka Ummuna,
Helen Grant and Chi Onwurah, who contested in
the United Kingdom general elections on
Thursday, have emerged victorious winning
seats in the British parliament.
Ummuna, who contested on the platform of
the Labour Party, won the constituency seat for
Streatham with 20,037 votes (42.8 per cent),
beating Chris Nicholson, a Liberal Democrat with
16,778 votes (35.8 per cent), Rahoul Bhansali of
the Conservative Party with 8,578 votes (18.3 per
cent), Rebecca Findlay of the Green Party with 861
votes (1.8 per cent), and Geoffrey Macharia of
Christian Party with 237 votes (0.5 per cent).
Ummuna, who was born and bred in
Steatham, is well known in his community and
generally referred to as 'the UK Obama'.
Prior to becoming Labour's parliamentary
candidate in Streatham, Ummuna was Vice Chair
of Streatham Labour Party from 2004 to 2008
and had held a variety of positions throughout
the local party. He is a member of the GMB and
Unite trade unions and sits on the management
committee of progressive pressure group,
Compass
"I know our party will do everything we can for
the residents of this fantastic place," Ummuna
said after emerging victorious on Friday.
Grant, born in London in 1962, of a Nigerian
father and British mother, has become
Conservative Party's first black female Member of
Parliament. She secured the seat for Maidstone
and the Weald constituency with 23,491 votes
(48.0 per cent), beating second and third runner-
ups Peter Carroll, a Liberal Democrat, who
garnered 17,602 votes (36.0 per cent) and Rav
Seeruthun of Labour with 4,769 (9.7 per cent).
Also, Onwurah, won the Newcastle Central seat
as a Labour Party candidate. Onwurah secured
the parliamentary seat with 15,692 votes (45.9
per cent), beating Gareth Kane, a Liberal Democrat
with 8,228 votes (24.1 per cent), and
Conservative's Nick Holder with 6,611 votes (19.4
per cent).
Two Nigerians, Abiodun Akinoshun and Kemi
Adegoke, who also vied in the 2010 UK general
polls lost to other candidates. Akinoshun
contested for the Erith and Thamesmead
parliamentary seat as an independent candidate.
He got 438 votes, losing to Labour candidate,
Teresa Pearce, who got 19,068 votes. Adegoke
who contested as a Conservative for the Dulwich
and West Norwood parliamentary seat lost with
10,684 votes (22.2 per cent) to Labour candidate
Tessa Jowell, who scored 22,461 votes (46.6 per
cent).

UP CHELSEA!

Chelsea defeated 10-man Wigan Athletic 8-0 at
Stamford Bridge today Sunday to dehrone Manchester
United as English Premier League champions.Man United, who needed
Chelsea to slip up in the final
match of the season, beat Stoke 4-0 at Old Trafford,
but it proved academic as Chelsea brushed aside
Wigan in ruthless fashion and won the 2010 English Premier league.Up chelsea!

Men in black 3

Will Smith is back for a third Men In Black film, to
be released May 25, 2012!
The 41-year-old actor will likely be joined by
Tommy Lee Jones and Josh Brolin in the latest
installment of the franchise. Barry Sonnenfeld will
shoot the film in 3-D!
MIB3 will take the
agents back in time - Josh will play a younger
version of Agent Kay! No word yet on whether
Rip Torn will reprise his role as Chief Zed.But is it really necessary
for a third part to this movie?

Wande coal's who born the maga video out

Its official.The who born the maga video featuring K-Switch is
out.This is the track that started the beef war between the handsome
kelly handsome and the mohits crew.

After Yaradua,what's next?

It's no longer news that President Yaradua is dead,and Goodluck
Jonathan will be sworn in as the President which will no longer be on
acting capacity but as the 14th President and commander-in-chief of
the armed forces of Nigeria.But the main question now is who will he
choose as his Vice?and is it mandatory it must be from the North?.Who
ever he chooses is likely to step into his shoes at the end of his
tenure.So its now left for him to choose wisely and not allow the
north to dictate for him

Drogba and C.Ronaldo in June issue of Vanity Fair.

The June issue of Vanity Fair,will feature some of football's biggest
stars,including Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo,
Ivory Coast's Didier Drogba, Cameroon's Samuel
Eto'o, Ghana's Sulley Muntari, the U.S.A.'s Landon
Donovan, Brazil's Kaká and Pato, Italy's Gianluigi
Buffon, Serbia's Dejan Stankovic, England's
Carlton Cole, and Germany's Michael Ballack.And
underwear has never looked so patriotic as they wear their countries
colours...Sexy