'Words can't express everything I wish to say' - 2face Idibia celebrates wife, Annie Macaulay on her birthday today

Innocent Idibia aka 2face or 2baba took to his Instagram page  in the early hours of today to celebrate his wife, Annie on her birthday. The legendary musician wrote;

"Yes ooo!! It's my big baby's birthday so i can't keep calm ooo. May u live a long and fulfilling life my love. The lord shall be your strength throughout this journey of life(plus me o) i wish u all the best baby. Words can't express everything i wish 2 say 2 u on this special day. HBD"

Annie also released a beautiful photo of herself on IG, paired with prayers.

"Thank You Lord For A Wonderful Year.. Living My Dreamz With The Grace Of God.. Embracing My New Age With Gratitude #ItMyBirthday"

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Davido wins Best African Act at the 2017 MTV Europe Music Awards, dedicates it to his late mother!

Nigerian musician, Davido today won the Best African Act award at the 2017 MTV Europe Music Awards in London. He was nominated in the Best African Act category alongside South Africa’s Babes Wodumo & Nasty C, Angola’s C4 Pedro, Kenya’s Nyashinksi and others. Congrats to him!

"I’M ON FiAAAAAAA!! Thank you everybody. THIS IS FOR YOU MOM! #30BG," he captioned the photo above.

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Photos: Man proposes to his girlfriend at her NYSC passing out parade in Port Harcourt

A corps member was yesterday given a surprise proposal by her Boyfriend who came to her passing out parade in Port Harcourt, Rivers state to ask for her hand in marriage. The excited lady said yes! See another photo from their proposal below

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Photos: Nigerian man orders 30 cupcakes for his babe, writes 30 reasons why he loves her in a note underneath each

A romantic Nigerian man went all out to surprise his woman by specially ordering 30 custom made cupcakes from a baker, and had it delivered with 30 different reasons why he loves her. This was shared on small notes underneath each cupcake. See more photos below.

Photo credit: Twitter/TheCakeBossLady @Omolabii_

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Graduate breaks 69-year-old record in University of Ibadan

Ozibo Ekele, a 2013 Mass Communication graduate of the University of Nigeria Nsukka and a 2016 graduate of  Ibadan School of History (Department of History), Faculty of Arts, University of Ibadan, broke a 69-year-old record of the school where he finished top of the Faculty and Department with a B.A. (First Class Honours) and a CGPA of 6.6 out of a possible 7.0.  

With this, he became the first person to graduate with First Class Honours in the 69-year-old Department. Some of the prizes he also won include; Best Graduating Student of both Faculty of Arts and Department of History; Dr. Robert Bradbury Memorial Prize; Irving and Bonar Prize; Oba Lipede Prize; CUSO Nigeria Limited Prize; J.A. Atanda Memorial Prize; and Omoyisola Atanda Memorial Prize in History.

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Nigerian lady who was told she will never wear shoes again after she was involved in a terrible accident shares her testimony

A Nigerian lady who was told by her doctors that she would never wear shoes again after she was involved in a terrible accident which shattered her bones has taken to Twitter to share her amazing testimony. She shared a throwback photo of herself in crutches and new photos of herself rocking beautiful heels. See the photos below...

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Photos: Woman gives birth to quadruplets in Katsina State

A woman was delivered of quadruplets via CS at the Government Hospital Malumfashi in Katsina State on Tuesday, October 24.

"Today 24th Oct 2017  at around 1am I performed an Emergency C/S to deliver quadruplets at GH Malumfashi, 3boys and a girl, all 4 babies alive and in good health, mother also doing good." the doctor wrote.

More photos below...

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Aww! This photo of Cristiano Ronaldo's girlfriend and his newborn twins is all you need to see today

So cute!...

Cristiano Ronaldo's girlfriend, Georgina Rodriguez, who is pregnant for the football star, his afternoon took to Instagram to share this heartwarming photo of her playing with her lover's twins.

So cute!

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Photos: Meet Aarinola Olaiya - the 1st student in 28 years to bag a distinction in Surgery at the Faculty of Clinical Sciences, OA

Woman power! Aarinola Olaiya reportedly just broke a record by being the 1st Student in 28 years to have a Distinction in Surgery at the Faculty of Clinical Sciences, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ife, Osun. She reportedly also bagged distinctions in Medicine and Community Health. Congratulations to her!

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Heartwhelming : Woman Welcomes Twins After Doctors Told Her She Had Fibroid...Read More Here 👇

A woman, GinaEhikodi has revealed she welcomed her set of twins months after  she was told she had fibroid. Accordingto her, she was told by a Sonographer that she had fibroid and she was evengiven a photo evidence but she refused to accept it and insisted that she iscarrying a set of twins.


"Sir, my womb isnot meant for Fibroid, I said. Madam, he said, I know a fetus when I see oneand fibroid when I see one. Can’t you see the difference? As he showed me theimages on his scan machine.


Sir, I will comeback here and you will see that I am carrying twins, I got up and left.


He looked at melike, so this one wants to teach me my job. Me too looked at him like, am aboutto shock you with the miracles the God I serve can wroth.


Not after I hearthose amazing testimonies from the altar, not after all the twins prayerrequest I have been writing years before I even met my husband. “Devil you canlie sha o”


Long story short… Igot home and started preparing for twins. God gave me a miraculous testimony,no fertility drugs (contrary to what I have heard people say), no specialregimen, easy pregnancy save for palpitations as a result of 2 men growinginside me, favourable conditions etc… Most times I think I don’t deserve it butJehovah is the all merciful who blesses us regardless of our situation.




I look at thesegifts and wonder… none of them look like fibroid ???, what I see are great andhonorable men, who will impact their generation and beyond, positively doingexploits and constantly showcasing God’s Glory.


Jehovah, me yourdaughter is saying thank you again. My whole being and all that I am is notenough to say thank you. Gratitude is all I have got in me!!!" She said.

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Barack Obama picks Nigerian artist, Kehinde Wiley to paint his official presidential portrait

Former US president Barack Obama has selected New-York based artist, Kehinde Wiley, to paint his official portrait. 

Following a tradition that started with George H. Bush, the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery commissions an artist to create a portrait of the president and the first lady after their tenure. Obama’s predecessors have preferred to sit for 90-year old portrait artist Everett Raymond Kinstler, who has painted eight US presidents, but Obama chose to go with Kehinde. The Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery made the announcement yesterday.

Former first lady Michelle Obama has chosen Baltimore-based painter Amy Sherald to paint her portrait. Kehinde Wiley and Amy Sherald will be the first black artists to create official presidential portraits for the Smithsonian.

Kehinde Wiley is known for lush, larger-than-life portraits that overlay black street culture with European classical motifs. He is believed to be an exciting choice for the presidential portrait. Throughout his career, Kehinde has become renowned for creating portraits of African American men, including the Notorious B.I.G., LL Cool J, Big Daddy Kane, Ice T, Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, Michael Jackson, and more. 

 

Kehinde was born to a Nigerian dad and an African-American mom. He did not grow up with his father, so at the age of 20, he traveled to Nigeria to explore his roots and meet him.

Kehinde's mother supported his interest in art and enrolled him in after-school art classes when he was a child. He earned his BFA from the San Francisco Art Institute in 1999 and his MFA from Yale University, School of Art in 2001.

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#Health : Ondo State First Lady, Betty Shares Touching Story On How She Survived Breast Cancer 20 Years Ago....Full Story Here 👇

Founder of Breast Cancer Symposium of the Breast Cancer Association of Nigeria, BRECAN and First Lady of Ondo State, Betty Anyanwu-Akeredolu, in an interview with Vanguard, narrated how she survived breast cancer 20 years ago.





Here’s her story;

‘I survived breast cancer about 20 years ago. It all started in 1997 when I was diagnosed. Before then, I didn’t know anyone who had that experience and the little information I got was from the international media. On that fateful morning when I felt something in my breast, of course, my mind raced to breast cancer because it was where such a disease was located. 


I was scared and didn’t know what to do; it happened when I was resting at home during my annual leave. It got me thinking that if this happened to be breast cancer, what was I going to do at that age? I was 42 or 43 and I had little children. What would become of those children? I kept the discovery to myself for almost one week’.

She continued to say, ‘my baby was just four years’ old or thereabouts. So, I just tuned to television that morning and what I heard was that ‘this programme could save your life’. 

Immediately I heard that, I raised my head from the pillow, sat and began to wonder, what could this be? And it happened to be about breast cancer survival journey. That coincidence saved my life. There was this woman and it was her journey through breast cancer diagnosis, and she happened to be the mother of a popular Hollywood actor. 

She went through the treatment and, as a survivor, was sharing her experience. She used her journey to lift the spirit of those undergoing such experience and I benefitted from it. 

That was how I summoned the courage to go to hospital, and said that ‘whatever this woman did, I am going to be like her’.

‘After the examination, the doctor confirmed there was a lump, but he didn’t know what it was.

When I told my husband, he was scared but he didn’t know I had been fortified by that television programme I had watched. He must have wondered where I got the strength because I was on my feet and prepared that whatever that woman did, I was going to do and overcome. 

Then my treatment commenced. The first treatment was mastectomy. At the said time (1997), the level of breast health care was at the rudimentary level. Radical mastectomy meant ‘just remove everything (breasts)’ and I said ‘remove the damn thing if that is what will make me live’. 

My experience was one of shattering loneliness, unavailability of information and group support, coupled with the tight- lip syndrome and indifference surrounding the disease’ she said.

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