"I Would Have Flogged Donjazzy For Disrespecting Me" - Eedris Abdulkareem

I never saw that tweet but Eedris claims in the past, Donjazzy tweeted "If you are a rapper, your father will never be proud of you.’..He is still angry over that statement and when Punch asked him he said Donjazzy was lucky he didn't mention his name because he would have flogged him.. ....

"First of all, why didn’t he stay in London for the British government to give him a record deal? Shebi all of dem stayed in London, while some of them, like Banky W, went to America? But they all rushed back to Nigeria because it is here they could make such money. Of course, in America, they will not get paid $10, 000 for a show. Even some of the Americans like 50 Cent, the highest they will get for a show in their country is $50, 000. But they get paid $500, 000 here.
If you could make such money here, you don’t have the right to stand up and say as a rapper, your parent will never be proud of you. Fortunately, it was money from rap music money that I used to build my houses. It was through rap music that I could venture into other businesses and do my agricultural project. It was rap money that I used to sponsor other guys on their trips to Europe.

When Don Jazzy posted that Twitter message, he specifically said: ‘For example, Mode 9’. He did that because he knew Mode 9 will not do anything to him. Why didn’t he mention Eedris? I would have sent people to bring him and get him flogged very well.
But I would have used that to teach him a lesson. Some people may call it controversy, but I will say controversy loves me. It is important to address that issue. This guy has allowed everything to get into his head quickly. He was feeling like Meen, so na Nigeria we dey make all this money now? The British government wouldn’t have given him that opportunity. So, it is we that made rap and R&B possible to the extent that you get paid nicely that you are now insulting. Apology or not, it was important that I addressed that issue."

Funny enough, I am happy that they called me a thug. At least, I am an educated thug. People can say whatever they want. Some even say Eedris is proud. I am proud because hip-hop is proud. But the problem is that dem no know my secret. Dem no know how I dey take dey survive. I never come to dem papa house come ask for money before. The money some of these guys are making in the industry, I am the one that ignited the revolution for them to make it. I am fine and happy that I am doing very well. I am a musician, farmer and businessman.
I know what I export to Europe. Germany is my base. I speak German. I am a businessman. I know where I am coming from. I am not an idiot. Let them call me anything; I have friends in the industry, but I am very choosy. 2Face Idibia is my very good friend, Dr. Fresh is my friend and Terry G is my brother. If I am not friends with you, that mean say we no dey the same level and I’m not going to force myself. Na Eba I wan chop, you say make I chop amala. Na by force?

"I Want To Get A Grammy First Before I Marry" -- D'banj Reveals

D koko D’banj has revealed that his father is not happy about his music career. Even though the Nigerian star enjoyed international success with his 2012 smash hit Oliver Twist and has sold over 11 million albums in his career, he revealed that his dad remains concerned that a career in music isn’t sustainable.

“’Don’t do music’ is what my father told me,” D’banj told The Voice. “Even now, he says to me: ‘Are you sure this music thing is right for you?’”

Asked what career path his father would have preferred for him, D’banj, who released his first hit Tongolo in 2004, said: “Any other thing apart from music! My father is so quiet and reserved, whereas music puts you right out there.

“He knows that fame can destroy things and he worries about me sustaining success. “He also says: ‘When I was your age, I was married and I already had you! When are you going to settle down?’’

Still, the singer-songwriter says that settling down isn’t part of his immediate plan.
“I think I want to get a Grammy first! But if an angel should pass, I might just be distracted!”

10 Things You Didn't Know About Dancing

We all love to dance but there are so many significant benefits to dancing that we bet you didn't know about. We did some research and we discovered 10 things you didn't know about dancing. Here we go:

1. According to a study in The New England Journal of Medicine, dancing may boost your memory and prevent you from developing memory loss as you get old.

2. Dancing  increases flexibility and reduce stiffness. Increasing your flexibility will help ease joint pain and post-exercise soreness.

3. Dancing reduces stress so if you’re feeling tense or stressed out, you might want to grab a partner, turn up the music, and tango! Researchers found that partner dancing can help bring about stress relief.

4. Dancing really does lift your spirits, according to a study, dancing reduces depression. Got the blues? Grab a friend and go out dancing tonight!

5. Dance is a great activity for those at risk of cardiovascular disease. People with heart failure can improve their heart health, breathing, and quality of life by dancing.

6. Dancing helps shed that unwanted fat. Bored with your bicycle? According to a study,  dance training is just as helpful for losing weight and increasing aerobic power as cycling and jogging.

7. Dancing helps you balance better. Are you nervous of falling as you get older? Some dance lessons can help improve balance in ageing adults. Dancing requires a lot of fast movement and good posture, so frequent dancing will help you stabilize and gain better control of your body.

8. Dancing increases energy. Can’t seem to find your get-up-and-go? Taking a dance class might help. Research has shown that a weekly dance program could improve physical performance and increase energy levels among adults.

9. Dancing provides an avenue for you to make friends. A dance class or even a night out clubbing is the perfect setting to make new friends and branch out socially. Maintaining positive relationships lead to increased happiness, reduced stress, and a stronger immune system.

10. Dancing builds strength; strength is the ability of a muscle to exert a force against resistance. Dancing builds strength by forcing the muscles to resist against a dancer's own body weight.

Lady Gaga Drinks & Baths In Vomit During Performance

Lady Gaga can do anything at this point, to make a grand come back to music glory but does she have to drink someone else's vomit to make fans love her again?

According to Fishwrapper.com, at the SXSW Music Festival Last night, the pop superstar had to go and get a mystery lady to appear on stage, a lady who drank some kind of mysterious neon green goop and then forced herself to vomit all over Gaga not once, but multiple times!

Reports claim one of those times was even while riding a mechanical bull, and if you've ever ridden one of those, then you know it's entirely possible to not have to send a finger down your throat to retch ... the bull could have done the disgusting job all on its own.

Well Gaga did it again - she just couldn't keep to her demure self and let the music stand on its own – She helped her infamous music with a very famous nasty act.

What do you guys think about this?

Source : pulse.ng

Ghanaian Nollywood actor, Van Vicker Now Disabled

Ghanaian Nollywood actor, Van Vicker, is not a happy man right now as he hops around on crutches after he broke his leg during a football match between Ghanaian actors and Nigerian actors which was played at the Kumasi Sports Stadium.

The match was organized as part of Ghana’s Independence Day celebration last week. The star of successful movies like 'Royal Ring', 'Palace Fire' and 'Princess Tyra', got himself injured when he entered a dangerous tackle with a Nigerian player and had to be stretcher-ed out of the pitch and straight to a hospital in town where a Plaster of Paris was placed on his leg.

Though the Ghanaians won the match 3 goals to 1, the handsome actor had to pay the price with his leg.