Lesbianism Won’t Stop in Nollywood – Vivian Pius

 

Despite government’s frown at illicit coupling of same sex, and earnest prayers to see an end to the sudden surge of lesbianism in Nigeria’s movie industry, one of Nollywood’s own, Vivian Pius, said that lesbianism is a norm in Nollywood that is not going to stop soon.
“Lesbianism has come to stay in Nollywood. Though it exists in other industries such as banking, medicine and others, that of Nollywood is more open to the public because of who we are, as societal role models”.
It has come to be seen as a cartel where those who belong to a group find it easier getting movie roles. Some of them can even make you rich overnight beyond your expectation. Those who are in it and know their onions can tell you better.
They get the best of jobs, drive the best cars and seen at the most exquisite places. The same goes for the gay guys.
The industry has become what many of us never dreamed of, going the way of Hollywood and other European movie industries. It is also in Alaba International Market, they control the industry. It is all about packaging. But there is still hope that those who are not patronising them will still make it in Nollywood
- See more at: http://www.omg.com.ng/2013/04/lesbianism-wont-stop-in-nollywood-vivian-pius/#sthash.FtCabDtN.dpuf

Despite government’s frown at illicit coupling of same sex, and earnest prayers to see an end to the sudden surge of lesbianism in Nigeria’s movie industry, one of Nollywood’s own, Vivian Pius, said that lesbianism is a norm in Nollywood that is not going to stop soon.
“Lesbianism has come to stay in Nollywood. Though it exists in other industries such as banking, medicine and others, that of Nollywood is more open to the public because of who we are, as societal role models”.
It has come to be seen as a cartel where those who belong to a group find it easier getting movie roles. Some of them can even make you rich overnight beyond your expectation. Those who are in it and know their onions can tell you better.
They get the best of jobs, drive the best cars and seen at the most exquisite places. The same goes for the gay guys.
The industry has become what many of us never dreamed of, going the way of Hollywood and other European movie industries. It is also in Alaba International Market, they control the industry. It is all about packaging. But there is still hope that those who are not patronising them will still make it in Nollywood
- See more at: http://www.omg.com.ng/2013/04/lesbianism-wont-stop-in-nollywood-vivian-pius/#sthash.FtCabDtN.dpuf

 
Despite government’s frown at illicit coupling of same sex, and earnest prayers to see an end to the sudden surge of lesbianism in Nigeria’s movie industry, one of Nollywood’s own, Vivian Pius, said that lesbianism is a norm in Nollywood that is not going to stop soon.
“Lesbianism has come to stay in Nollywood. Though it exists in other industries such as banking, medicine and others, that of Nollywood is more open to the public because of who we are, as societal role models”.
It has come to be seen as a cartel where those who belong to a group find it easier getting movie roles. Some of them can even make you rich overnight beyond your expectation. Those who are in it and know their onions can tell you better.
They get the best of jobs, drive the best cars and seen at the most exquisite places. The same goes for the gay guys.
The industry has become what many of us never dreamed of, going the way of Hollywood and other European movie industries. It is also in Alaba International Market, they control the industry. It is all about packaging. But there is still hope that those who are not patronising them will still make it in Nollywood

Despite government’s frown at illicit coupling of same sex, and earnest prayers to see an end to the sudden surge of lesbianism in Nigeria’s movie industry, one of Nollywood’s own, Vivian Pius, said that lesbianism is a norm in Nollywood that is not going to stop soon.
“Lesbianism has come to stay in Nollywood. Though it exists in other industries such as banking, medicine and others, that of Nollywood is more open to the public because of who we are, as societal role models”.
It has come to be seen as a cartel where those who belong to a group find it easier getting movie roles. Some of them can even make you rich overnight beyond your expectation. Those who are in it and know their onions can tell you better.
They get the best of jobs, drive the best cars and seen at the most exquisite places. The same goes for the gay guys.
The industry has become what many of us never dreamed of, going the way of Hollywood and other European movie industries. It is also in Alaba International Market, they control the industry. It is all about packaging. But there is still hope that those who are not patronising them will still make it in Nollywood
- See more at: http://www.omg.com.ng/2013/04/lesbianism-wont-stop-in-nollywood-vivian-pius/#sthash.FtCabDtN.dpuf

Iyanya Used My Waist Anyhow While "Enjoying" Other Ladies

Beautiful Ghanaian/Nollywood actress Yvonne Nelson has finally opened up on how badly Nigerian singer, Iyanya used her waist, like he bragged in a freestyle, and still cheated on her sporadically.

Funke Akindele Opens Restaurant In Enugu

 

The need for expansion in business has forced Nollywood/Yoruba actress, Funke Akindele to venture into confectionery business. The actress who recently opened her new restaurant in Enugu, the coal city State of Nigeria got forced into it through another hot comic flick she is making presently in the State with Nkem Owoh (Osuofia).

While shoot is in progress, we are yet to ascertain the title of which the movie would be named. In a feedback manner, renowned Nollywood director, Amayo Uzo Philips who is also behind the cameras rolling it, assures that immediately the producer concludes marketing terms with the marketer, that the general public would be informed again

I Can’t Expose My Selling Point For Any Reason –Nollywood Actress, Mimi Orjiekwe

 

In case you didn’t know, Miriam was the place the Mimi that complemented the Orjiekwe emerged. Today, the name has grown in leaps and bounds, even as the face has constantly continued to remain famous and known.

The fact that this sexy, light-skinned and sparkling actress is taking the center-stage of the Nollywood industry, does not in any way reckon around lip-servicing, as her uncanny and professional way of interpreting roles on screen cannot be over-emphasized. In this enthralling but sensational interview with Ugochukwu Favour-Mayor, Mimi Orjiekwe bares her mind on the over-zealousness of the everyday rising industry-Nollywood, and her childhood experience.

What’s your childhood story like?

I don’t have a different story, because I grew up like every other girl; it wasn’t bad. Things were good though I didn’t have everything I wanted but it was good. Being the only daughter, I always got attention from my parents and they pampered me a lot too. No matter I’m the third child and the only daughter of my parents, with three brothers.

So, you know what it is being the only daughter? I got it all that I couldn’t have asked for a better family. Being the only daughter doesn’t mean I’m a spoilt child. My parents monitored me, and they are still monitoring me to make sure I get the best in life.

How about your memorable moment while growing up?

What I can vividly recall was my time at the boarding house. Yes, I had my secondary education at Holy Rosary College. I used to get loads of provisions in school way back then. I was in my teens way back then and that’s a time in my life I memorably recall.

And it does not really mean that I didn’t cope, because I had to go through a process as boarder and when it was time for holidays I always relish the opportunity to be at home. Even when I was in the university, I lived in the campus. I have been living with my mum ever since I graduated from school and I am mostly in Lagos or in the East when I am needed on set.

How about your interest for modeling and what really motivated you for the beauty contests you’ve been part of in the past?

First, I would trace it to my days in the university, I schooled at Caritas University. While I was in school I was always conscious of myself and I emerged the winner of the Miss Business Administration beauty contest back in the university. Already I had the hunch that I would end up being part of one beauty contest or the other while growing up as a young girl.

I also have the height for such contests and that factor is very important when it comes to beauty contests. My passion was further fueled when I was discovered by a certain agent who works for a modeling agency and I took part in the Miss Anambra beauty contest and I emerged the 3rd runner up. At the same time, my venture into beauty contests also opened doors on the movie scene as I got my first movie role after I was discovered at a beauty contest

Activist Adams Unaji “Occupy Nigeria” Is Dead

Nigeria social activists and Pioneer of “Occupy Nigeria” Adams Unaji is died on Wednesday, July 3, 2013. Adams Unaji is Pioneer of “Occupy Nigeria”,who mobilize Nigeria youth to protest against president Gudluck Ebele Jonathan decision to increase the price of petrol from #65 to #140 early last year.

Adams Unaji died on Wednesday, July 3, 2013,when waiting for him to go on air at Vision FM in Abuja. Sources at the station said he died of an apparent heart attack, but there is no medical corroboration of the source of death as this report was filed,But eventual died on his way to hospital.

Mr. Unaji is survived by his wife, a son and his mother

Waje Covers Bubbles Magazine 29th Edition

Beautiful artiste, Waje is the cover girl for the 29th edition of Bubbles magazine. It’s been an incredible year for the music star as she recently dropped her much anticipated album to increasing critical and commercial acclaim; she also scoops up a major brand ambassadorship.

She spoke about her music and why it took her this long to drop an album. Waje is one of the fastest-rising artistes in Nigeria. She is also one of the best pals of Omawumi. Some refer them as sisters

Nigerian Gospel Singer, Tope Alabi Respond To Allegations She Had Sex With Her Pastor

Nigerian gospel singer, Tope Alabi has responded to the allegation by her pastor, Prophet Ajanaku that she had sex with him. She posted the message below on her Facebook page