Cool FM , Freeze acquires N17m wristwatch

You can call him a fashionista or maybe a ‘show-off’ media personality, but this Cool FM presenter called Freeze is never bothered about how people see or describe him.

The On-Air-Personality (OAP) recently left many talking because of a wristwatch he got not too long ago. For those who know this handsome dude, he is obsessed with wristwatch.

His latest acquisition, according to him, cost him N17million. The wristwatch Freeze got is Cartier.

Admiring his wristwatch, Freeze wrote, "Quarter past 1 walking towards my car and I am wearing this watch again! Glancing at my wrist and the diamonds are almost blinding! This is what $90k gets you baby! Look at the way the white gold and diamonds glow against the dull pavement.”

Well, sometime in May 2015, his love for luxury actually earned him an endorsement deal with an automobile company, which he is a face of.

MERCY AIGBE EXPECTING ANOTHER CHILD

Fair and beautiful Nollywood actress, Mercy Aigbe-Gentry has been confirmed to be expecting another child for her new hubby.

The 'Osas' movie star, who is happily married to Lanre Gentry, a popular hotelier cum business mogul is already in the second trimester of the nine months journey.

As expected of all pregnant women, the Theatre Arts graduate of the University of Lagos and boss lady of MAG DIVAS is very happy to have another seed of her husband planted in her especially as their son, Juwon, clocked five few weeks back.

Those who are close to Mercy also hinted that pregnancy really suits her because she is even prettier than she used to be and she is really very proud of being an expectant mum again.

The Edo State born mother of two will be having her baby in the United States of America.

Recall that Mercy also has a teenage daughter who is a product of her first marriage that didn't last the test of time.

Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe sets to marry US President, Obama

Zimbabwe’s President, Robert Mugabe, has challenged President Barack Obama by asking for his hand in marriage.

This is coming barely a week after the sitting United States President, Barrack Obama, approved the legalization of same sex marriage in the country which has been applauded by many who sees it as a welcome development.

Mugabe during his weekly radio interview with Zimbabwe’s national radio last Saturday said he will be traveling to Washington, D.C to ask the President’s hand in marriage.

According to the 90-year-old President, “I’ve just concluded since President Obama endorses the same-sex marriage, advocates homosexual people and enjoys an attractive countenance thus if it becomes necessary , I shall travel to Washington, D.C. , get down on my knee , and ask his [Obama’s] hand. I can’t understand how this people dare to defy Christ’s explicit orders as our Lord prohibited mankind from sodomy.''

OMOTOLA JALADE AND GENEVIEVE NNAJI FORMED A GROUP TO STAY AWAY FROM EACH OTHER - KEITH L. SMITH REVEALS

American cinematographer that shot the award-winning movie, ‘Ije,’ Keith L. Smith, has disclosed that Nollywood duo of Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde and Genevieve Nnaji, continued with their rivalry on set of the movie but were matured with it.

Keith stated that though the rift between the two stars was obvious but when they were on set, they left the rift behind and when they are off set, they continued as they keep distance from each other.

“Let me tell you something: it was amazing. I did not see it, but I felt it. However, they were very professional with the way they got along. I knew there was something between them, and I had heard of it. But when they got in front of the camera, they put all that behind them, but whenever they finished their scenes, they went their separate ways,” he told E-247 magazine.

The cinematographer added that both stars had their own group of friends where they hangout to talk after shooting and they were able to professionally handle that till the movie was over without any crisis.

Wedding Anniversary: Sammie Okposo 'slaps' wife with Land Rover

In as much as some say they can’t get married to celebrities because of one reason or the other, some that are married to these celebs are actually enjoying their union and bearing whatever challenges that comes with it.

Recently, popular Gospel singer, Sammie Okposo, celebrated his 5th year wedding anniversary with his lovely wife, Ozy but had secret plans for the wife which was unknown.

The singer in expressing his continual love and affection for his wife, surprised her with a brand new silver colored Land Rover 3 as a gift for her in the presence of comedian, Akpororo, Nikki Laoye, Onos, Tim Tehila and Uche Agu.

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MAJEK FASHEK WAS A LOVING HUSBAND BEFORE TAKING TO DRUG - WIFE CRIES OUT

Nigerian veteran Reggae singer, Majek Fashek, has been in the news steadily for some weeks now over the poor state of his health which has virtually affected his career over the years.

Thank God he has a good wife who despite his trying times still loves him and willing to return to Nigeria to work with others to see how the singer’s life could be revived.

Majek’s wife, Rita, has recently disclosed that she does not really know what went wrong along the line but notes that he is deep into substance abuse.

Rita stated that things became worse for the singer when they had their second son Seun as he will leave the house and come back beyond recognition.

Recalling the good times they once shared, Rita explained that Majek was the best husband any woman would always wish to have as he had it all as a man especially the love and attention he gives to her but things went soar when he took to alcohol and drugs.

‘Majek was the best husband any woman could ever dream of. He was the best husband to me. He was (a) charming, affectionate man that blessed me with great attention then. But his alcoholism and drugs addiction denied us his love, care and humanity. I am tired!’ she told Net.

Caution Dogara, Gbajabiamila group tells Buhari

Members of the House of Representatives who are in support of Mr. Femi Gbajabiamila on Wednesday evening appealed to President Muhammadu Buhari to caution the Speaker, Yakubu Dogara, and members of his group.

They accused the All Progressives Congress’ members on the side of Dogara of allegedly colluding with the Peoples Democratic Party to polarise the ruling party to give room for them to later defect to the PDP.

This was one of the issues they raised when they met with Buhari behind closed-doors at the Conference Hall of the First Lady’s Office inside the Presidential Villa on Wednesday evening.

Copies of their presentation to the President were made available to journalists at the end of the meeting also attended by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo.

The 30 lawmakers who attended the meeting on behalf of their colleagues were led by Gbajabiamila.

They said the President’s intervention was needed in order to save the party’s integrity.

They demanded that Dogara be asked to return to their fold and announce the other four principal officers positions in the House as directed by the party as it has always been the convention.

They said, “It is noteworthy that Mr. President and the governors had strongly put their weight behind the party and had severally admonished the House to abide by the party’s position.

“The 39 APC members in the House continue to collude with the PDP to flagrantly disobey Mr. President, the governors and the party with a view to bringing the party and government to ridicule before Nigerians.

“The conduct of the 39 APC members colluding with the PDP is tantamount to affront, ultimately targeted at polarising our party so as to give room for many of them to decamp to the PDP.

“It is therefore imperative for Mr. President to take a stand and save the integrity of the party by cautioning the 39 members, which include the Speaker and the Deputy Speaker, to respect, honour and obey our party Leaders and their directives.

“In conclusion, Mr. President, we as loyal party members shall continue to abide by the party constitution, respect and honour our party leaders and their directives.

“We strongly appeal to you to direct the Speaker to return to our fold and be truly elected Speaker on APC platform. He should be directed to announce the other four party principal officers positions as directed by the party as it has always been the convention.

“We sincerely appreciate Mr. President for the audience trusting in his ability to successfully mediate so as to save our great party, the APC, from further embarrassment.”

The lawmakers said while Gbajabiamila and the party’s choice for the position of Deputy Speaker had openly congratulated Dogara and his deputy, the opposition and the 39 APC members continued to hold the APC leadership in contempt.

They wondered what would be the reward of the 174 of them that have remained obedient and loyal to the party.

While noting that the Speaker’s group had cited the Federal Character principle as the reason why they will not honour the party’s directive on the choice of the remaining principal officers, the lawmakers said that principle was not applicable to the National Assembly.

“It should be noted that the Federal Character principle as embedded in the 1999 Constitution (as amended) is not justiciable and of no legal consequence.

“Its provision in S.14 of the Constitution is only applicable to appointments in Federal Ministries and Agencies.

“The House of Representatives is not an agency of the Federal government and the principal officers’ positions are elective and not by appointment.

“If the Federal Character is applicable to the National Assembly, then both the Senate President and the Speaker cannot come from the North, one of them should be advised to step down,” they argued.

Gbajabiamila later told State House correspondents that he led the lawmakers who belong to the APC caucus to meet with the President in order to iron out the issues that had arisen since June 9 and find a way forward.

He described the meeting as a very successful one, saying the APC caucus and the party would come out bigger, stronger and better for it.

When asked what the President told them, Gbajabiamila said Buhari is a party man who believes in party supremacy and the party’s ideologies.

When asked why Dogara would be absent at the meeting when he claimed that it was for APC caucus, the lawmaker said the Speaker could have other engagements.

He said, “The Speaker probably has other engagements. There are a few members of the caucus that are not here. We could not get everybody here.

“This is a representation of the caucus. When we are talking about the caucus, we are talking about 210 members. You did not find all the members here.

“This is a representation of the 210 members.”

When reminded that all those who attended are members of his camp, Gbajabiamila said, “It is not about me and we need to get that clear. Yes, they voted for me but the idea is that they supported the party.

“That is who we are and there is nothing more to be said about that. It is not about any individual.”

When also asked the way forward after the meeting with the President, the lawmaker said the party’s will would be done.

He said the sooner all lawmakers recognised the fact that they did not get to the House as independent candidates, the sooner they would chart a way forward.

Credit: Punch