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Views: 16690 Tweet it! Share on Facebook Send via email 2016 has proved to be a very interesting year in all regards. It was also a year filled with scandals in almost every facet of our society. But we will be focusing in those scandals that rocked our entertainment industry this year. 1. Seun Egbegbe’s computer village adventure Seun Egbegbe and the phones he allegedly stole at Computer Village Seun Egbegbe is one name that many did not know before 2016. But now, the socialite and film producer’s name is now recognized in almost every part of the country due to his ill-fated relationship with popular actress Toyin Aimakhu and most recently, allegations that he stole 9 I-Phones 7’s from Computer Village in Ikeja . He was arrested but later released on bail. And according to various sources, he is currently in Malaysia probably lying low till the storm blows over. READ ALSO: Who is your...

Tweet it! Share on Facebook Send via email Since the dawn of year 2016, even as Entertainers recorded breakthrough in the various fields, it has also seen some of the most spiteful clashes for an entertainment sector. 1. Olamide and Don Jazzy 5 most interesting celebrity fights of 2016 Celebrity feud in 2016 kicked off with YBNL CEO, Olamide and Mavin’s boss, Don Jazzy. The once upon a time good friends wished a happy new year with a beef at the Headies Award show which held at Eko hotel. The beef was as a result of the award for the next rated category between Marvin’s Reekado Banks and YBNL’s Lil Kesh which was awarded to Reekado. Olamide who did not agree with this took to the stage to lambast Don Jazzy. Later that night the fight was moved to their social media pages. The feud was ended by Dangote. READ ALSO: Who is your favourite Nollywood actress of 2016? 2. Linda Ikeji and Wizkid 5 most interesti...

A student of Yabatech creatively designed this master piece art work with mere coca cola bottles. Ain’t Nigerians so creative? How much do you think this art work would cost if it where to be sold in the UK , AddThis Sharing Buttons Share to WhatsApp WhatsApp Share to Facebook Facebook Share to Twitter Twitter

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It is Confirmed 100%  that the 2nd List (batch) of the 2016 Admission for all applicants are ready, Undergraduate,Remedial and direct entry. Applicants can now check on the school website (portal), In a case where it fails to provide you with  enough details, The list would be made available in the campus by tomorrow from 3pm. For those who are willing to make payment for both school fees and hostel accommodation, It is advised to make the payment as fast as possible especially for those who seek hostel accommodation for both permanent site and mini campus.. For Your School fees payment and registration You can contact Abdullah Abayomi 08175518144 OR Rukky 0703 736 9280  (At your own discretion) but very reliable. You can check Your Admission status on the school website below : CLICK HERE IMPORTANT NOTICE  Please note that the school is still in the process of uploading data so kindly be patient with checking your status. 

Erisco Foods Limited has announced the shutdown of its tomato manufacturing business in Nigeria citing an unfavourable operating climate which has escalated operational costs in recent months. President/CEO of Erisco Foods Limited, Chief Eric Umeofia, who addressed a press conference in Lagos on Tuesday said the company had concluded plans to relocate the manufacturing aspect of the business to China from where finished products would be imported and sold to consumers in Nigeria and other parts of the world.  According to him, the decision to shut down the Nigerian manufacturing plant was taken after the expiration of a 30-day ultimatum given by the management of the company to the Federal Government to compel the CBN to make available enough foreign exchange (forex) to assist in the imports of raw materials as well as the requisite equipment needed to keep the manufacturing plants running and also profitable.  The company had also demanded that the Federal Government compe...