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Justin Timberlake is going to be a dad. The pop superstar and his wife, actress Jessica Biel, are expecting their first child. Timberlake, who turns 34 today, confirmed rumors by posting an Instagram photo of him kissing Biel’s pregnant belly in the snow. “Thank you EVERYONE for the Bday wishes!” said JT . “This year, I’m getting the GREATEST GIFT EVER. CAN’T WAIT. # BoyOrGirl # YouNeverKnow # WeDontEvenKnow # WeAreTakingBets .”

Passengers who were stranded at the Nnamdi Azikwe International on Friday, January 30 shut down activities as they protested over the incessant flight delays. According to Premium Times, the passengers who were scheduled to travel to Ibadan by Arik Air were left stranded for hours by the airline. To show their grievances, the angry passengers shut down operations at the airport as they blocked the boarding gate of the airport and did not allow Arik and other airlines to board passengers to other destinations. Speaking to Premium Times, a civil social activist and one of the stranded passengers, Saka Waheed, said that the aborted flight was originally schedule for 3.25pm but as at 9:30pm, they were still at the airport. “Later, they came to tell us it had been changed to 4p.m. By 4 o’clock, they said flight would be 7pm. When it was 7, we were directed to enter a bus to take us to the tarmac so that we could board the plane and leave for Ibadan. Although we entered the

Below are some photos at D’banj’s 10th Anniversary Celebration .

Saudi Arabia on Sunday beheaded a convicted murderer, bringing to five the number of people executed since new King Salman took office, continuing the kingdom’s use of the harshest punishment. Abdelrahman al-Jahni, a Saudi, was convicted of shooting another man dead during a dispute, the interior ministry said in a statement carried by the official Saudi Press Agency. The sentence was carried out in the holy city of Medina. According to an AFP tally, Jahni is the latest of 17 locals and foreigners to be executed this year. Five have been beheaded since King Salman took office on January 23 after the death of his predecessor Abdullah. The interior ministry says the death penalty in such cases reflects the government’s commitment to “maintaining security, realising justice”. But the kingdom has faced constant international criticism over its human rights record, including the use of the death penalty. Under Abdullah, the number of executions jumped from 27 in 2010 to around 80 a

The Yaba College of Technology, Yabatech Lagos, in a bulletin signed by Mr. Charles Oni, Head, Public Relations Unit of the college, has directed its full- time and part-time students to proceed on a 22-day holidays to enable them exercise their civic rights during next month’s general elections. This is contained in a bulletin shared within the campus. The holidays would start from Feb. 11 and end on March 4.

Seven persons were killed on Sunday when an explosion rocked the venue of a political meeting in Damaturu, the Yobe State capital. The meeting convened by an aspirant on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, Sabo Garubu was held in the house of Garubu when the suspected bomber emerged from a bus hurriedly, parked in front of the aspirant’s house and detonated the explosive. Garubu is vying for a House of Representatives seat and it is suspected Boko Haram is behind the explosion. Sources told that no fewer than five ambulances were seen racing in the direction of Garubu’s house after the explosion. Another source however put the number of the dead at eight.

The Newspapers Proprietors’ Association of Nigeria (NPAN) and its other partners have fixed the Presidential Debate leading up to the February 14 elections for February 3, 2015. The debate is scheduled to take place at the Congress Hall of the Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja. A statement made available to newsmen indicated that President Goodluck Jonathan has already accepted to participate in the debate, noting that the campaign organisation of the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate, General Buhari has also indicated - in principle - that they would also participate in the debate, though no official letter has been received from them at press time. According to NPAN, both President Jonathan and Major-General Buhari were formally invited to the debate through a letter dated January 11, 2015 addressed to both presidential candidates and delivered the same day, noting that “our nation is strongest when our elected leaders are accessible and accountable to its ci

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has extended the deadline for collection of Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) to Sunday, 8th February 2015. This supersedes the earlier deadline of Saturday, 31st January 2015, and is intended to give registered voters yet to collect their PVCs the opportunity to do so in readiness for the February 2015 general elections. INEC hereby calls on duly registered persons not to delay in going to collect their cards before the expiration of the new deadline. The Commission reaffirms its determination to make the 2015 elections free, fair, credible and peaceful; and urges all stakeholders, including voters, to spare no effort in working towards the same objective. Kayode Robert Idowu Chief Press Secretary to INEC Chairman

A PROFESSIONAL competitive eater from Chicago downed 444 chicken wings in 30 minutes at the 23 rd annual Wing Bowl in Philadelphia , narrowly edging out his nearest rival and shattering the record of 363 wings set a year earlier . “ I have the sweats but I feel a lot better because I know I don ’ t have to eat any more chicken wings, ” the winner , Patrick Bertoletti, said after narrowly beating prior record - holder Molly Schuyler , who gobbled 440 wings in front of a crowd of thousands at the area where the city’s National Basketball Association franchise , the 76 ers , plays. Bertoletti ate 50 wings in the last two minutes of the contest, ripping the meat from the bone and stuffing it in his mouth , a technique that left him chewing for more than two minutes after the final buzzer rang . The new record shocked Angelo Cataldi, the sports talk radio broadcaster who conceived of the contest as a consolation to Philadelphia sports fans , who have seen their Eagles football team make

DECADE OF GLORY: THE MEMOIRS OF AN ENTERTAINER To The KokoMaster , D’banj , Music is a difficult thing to define and individuals have different meanings for this word. However, it is undeniable that music is an art of some sort, a mixture of rhythm, words and acoustics carried through the wind by the magic of the moment in which it occurs. Some people redefine music and by so doing, define an era by their uniqueness, infectious charisma and undeniable passion for this art. Oladapo Daniel Oyebanjo , is an enigma that defies all attempts to completely define him. You have blazed a trail in the annals of music on this continent and even beyond throughout your scintillating career. It has been a journey of ups and downs, breaking conventions and rewriting the rules in your own style and giving people like me the privilege of watching Africa’s Greatest Entertainer. Perhaps even more astounding is the ease with which you have kept audiences on their feet, blowing their minds aw

John Okafor known as Mr Ibu has taken a swipe at the Actors Guild of Nigeria,calling their leaders sycophants who chase after politicians for favours ..He aired his views in a new interview withThisday.. What do you think is the problem facing Nollywood industry? Nollywood is suffering from so many problems. One of these problems is the sycophancy from the industry’s leaders, the people in power. I mean the people running the industry are just running after politicians. Nollywood as a whole don’t have good leaders. All they do is attach themselves to politicians and seek for political office instead of restructuring the industry.  We don’t even have a standard office; we are not united and we are not financially structured. You can ask the upcoming stars how they cope; they will tell you the truth of what they pass through to have a role in a movie, especially the ladies. Some of them have abandoned their education to become movie makers. Our leaders are just using and dumping. I

The Ogun State Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun while on a campaign visit to Tai Solarin University Of Education, Ijebu-ode on Thursday, 29th January was attacked by some angry students of the State-owned university who appeared not to have forgiven him over his numerous attempts to initially scrap the institution. On his arrival to the institution, TASUED students on campus who became aware of his presence immediately trooped out in large numbers. Initially, it appeared to the Governor and his campaign team the students had gathered to cheer them. There was a wind of change when some students hurriedly brought out sachets water (pure water) and in a jiffy, it became a chorused act as other furious students joined in stoning Governor Ibikunle Amosun with various objects they could lay their hands on. The Governor became ruffled before he was able to run to safety and quickly drove off with his convoy. Before now, Amosun had been against the existence of the university

Rapper Olamide has set his thousands of fans on Instagram on a congratulation cours, The YBNL Boss shared a photo of a new baby, who apparently, shares his surname “Adedeji”, not quite long other celebrity Took To social media to congratulate him. Congrats ooo Badoo!!!

Stupid is a word that has a broad range of applications, but it generally means a person lacks rudimentary intelligence or the ability to reason. It can also imply a congenital lack of capacity for reasoning, or a permanent state of daze or slow-mindedness. However one defines or applies the word stupid, you can hardly think of the word without directly relating it to the utterances of some Buhari’s supporters; especially the supposedly literate ones. Over the past week, it became apparent that the level of stupidity inherent in those inclined to support certain politicians at all cost is beyond comprehension. In fact, it is frightening that so many Nigerians of voting age lack the fundamental reasoning ability of a second-grader and are even less-informed about basic facts than a kindergarten. I have heard some of the most bizarre ideas peddled by some Buhari’s supporters and I am really concerned about the future of this country. I have heard troubling statements like: “It really