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Nigerian musician, Flavour known for his exceptional dance moves in his videos has said that he is not yet ready to get married. In a recent interview with hiptv, the Ada Ada crooner said marriage will be a big distraction  to his career at this point.

Fans are worried about the two baby mamas he has because their hopes have just been shattered by Flavour.

Check out this photo of Omoni Oboli everyone is talking about..

Report reaching us from our team of reporters based in Zambia make us to know that a woman had been caught in zambia stealing some goods and hidding in our undearwear.....

It is as they say ‘everyday for the thief, one day for the owner of the house (or provision in this case)’. This woman known to be a prolific petty thief -was nabbed today in Zambia after series of “successful” theft.

A deadly suspected cult group have invaded Ezi-Umunya village of Anambra State. A reliable source revealed that four youths, Ekene Nweke, Ike Nwankwo, Anierobi Nwizu, Wilson Ikwuka from the community who were allegedly attacked by the ravaging cult group were said to have been lying critically ill in

The source said those attacked were left with various degrees of machete cuts while many who are said to be in the list of the attackers flee the community for fear of being killed.
It was gathered that the ravaging cultists, having failed to lure their victims and many other youths in Umunya community into their nefarious activities, ended up in slicing their victims with machetes and axes.

Reacting to the ugly development, the Caretaker Committee Chairman of Umunya town union, Mr. Obi Ezeana said the present attack came few weeks after the Anambra State government inaugurated a caretaker committee, charged with the responsibility of reconciling the warring parties in the area as well as conducting election into the town union executive.

According to him, the suspected cultists acted on the traditional ruler of Umunya Community, HRH, Igwe Chris Onyekwuluje.

“After our swearing in, I personally led eleven other members of the caretaker committee to the State Commissioner of Police and to the Divisional Police Officer, Nteje police division, SP Daniel Barnabas and pleaded with them to stop arresting members of the community pending the outcome of the peace crusade we have embarked upon.

“To my chagrin, we called the two factions of Ezi-Umunya village that were having problems over the election of village leadership for roundtable talks, aimed at restoring peace among warring factions, at the end of the meeting, policemen from Nteje police division stormed the venue of our meeting, arrested Ekene Nweke and detained him at the police station. It took me time to release him on bail and on his way home from the police station; he was attacked by the suspected cult group led by Samson Nwabude,” Mr. Ezeana stated.

The victims, who reacted from their respective hospital beds, said the attack was as a result of their refusal to be initiated into the dreaded cult group led by Samson Nwabude. They however distanced the attack from the leadership crisis rocking the Ezi-Umunya village, stating that bringing in the crisis in their village leadership was a plot to distract the operations of the cult group allegedly sponsored by the traditional ruler of the community.

The Divisional Police Officer in charge of Nteje Police Division, SP, Daniel Barnabas  confirmed the incident, saying his men on patrol rescued the first victim, Ekene Nweke

IKD road is all locked down Ejigbo's road in Lagos Government of Lagos state should please find solution to this its getting out of hand.

IKORODU ROAD, from KETU/OJOTA is on a total lockdown. Please use third mainland bridge.

So, gist just filtered in that two of Nollywood's top actresses, Ini Edo and colleague Tonto Dikeh exchanged blows in a night club over a man.

This was indeed shameful,not minding that they are popular Nigerian Nollywood Actress

They guy? in question has money i think or the other stuff as in very good in bed.

It's the age-old question many of us have daydreamed about or discussed over a few drinks at the pub.

 

But now researchers say it's official - having lots of s*x does make for a better relationship - but most of us either don't realise or won't admit it.

 

Married couples who have s*x frequently have increased 'unconscious' relationship satisfaction, a study found.

 

While couples who have s*x often do not seem more satisfied with their relationship, they are more likely to experience positive spontaneous gut feelings towards their other halves.

 

The finding, published in the journal Psychological Science, may help explain previous studies suggesting sex does not improve happiness levels.

 

Doctoral student Lindsey Hicks, of Florida State University, said: 'We found the frequency with which couples have s*x has no influence on whether or not they report being happy with their relationship.

'But their sexual frequency does influence their more spontaneous, automatic, gut level feelings about their partners.'

 

She added: 'This is important in light of research from my colleagues demonstrating these automatic attitudes ultimately predict whether couples end up becoming dissatisfied with their relationship.'

 

Scientists say that in evolution, frequent s*x has several benefits including improving chances of conception and bonding partners in relationships to help child rearing.

 

But when researchers explicitly ask couples about their relationship satisfaction, they typically do not find any association between satisfaction and frequency of s*x.

 

'We thought these inconsistencies may stem from the influence of deliberate reasoning and biased beliefs regarding the sometimes taboo topic of sex,' Ms Hicks explains.

 

 

Our gut level, automatic attitudes do not require conscious deliberation so the researchers think they may tap into implicit perceptions or associations to which we are oblivious.

 

They decided to tackle the question again, assessing partners' relationship satisfaction using both standard self reports and instinctive measures, known in psychology as automatic behaviour.

 

In the first part of the study, 216 newlyweds completed survey style questionnaires about their relationship satisfaction, rating various qualities of their marriage, for example bad-good, dissatisfied-satisfied and unpleasant-pleasant.

 

They were also asked about the extent to which they agreed with different statements such as 'we have a good marriage', and their overall feelings of satisfaction with their partner, their relationship with their partner and their marriage.

 

Then, they completed a computer task where a word appeared appeared on screen and they had to press a specific key to indicate whether it was positive or negative. 

 

Prior to this a photo of their partners flashed up for a third of a second. The rationale behind this kind of implicit measure is that participants' response times indicate how strongly two items are associated at an automatic, or instinctive, level.

 

The faster the response time, the stronger the association between the partner and the word that appeared.

 

Responding more slowly to negative words than to positive words that followed the picture of the partner would signify generally positive implicit attitudes toward the partner.

 

The researchers also asked each partner in the couple to estimate how many times they had had s*x in the last four months.

 

Just as in previous studies, Ms Hicks and colleagues found no association between frequency of s*x and self reported relationship satisfaction.

 

But when they looked at participants' automatic behavioural responses, they saw a different pattern.

 

Estimates of sexual frequency were correlated with participants' automatic attitudes about their partners.

 

That is, the more often couples had s*x, the more strongly they associated their partners with good attributes.

 

 

Importantly, this finding held for both men and women. And a longitudinal study that tracked 112 newlyweds indicated frequency of sex was in fact linked with changes in participants' automatic relationship attitudes over time.

 

Ms Hicks said: 'Our findings suggest we are capturing different types of evaluations when we measure explicit and automatic evaluations of a partner or relationship.

'Deep down, some people feel unhappy with their partner but they do not readily admit it to us, or perhaps even themselves.'

 

The researchers note participants' reports of how often they remember having sex may not be the most precise measure of sexual frequency.

 

And it remains to be seen whether the findings are applicable to all couples or specific to newly married couples like those they studied.

 

Last year a study by Canadian researchers found happiness peaks when couples have sex once a week, but does not increase with greater frequency.

 

And another by a team in the US said encouraging couples to have more sex actually made them more miserable.

 

But Ms Hicks said taken together, her findings drive home the point asking someone about their feelings or attitudes is not the only way to measure how they feel.

 

Ms Hicks added: 'These studies illustrate some of our experiences, which can be either positive or negative, affect our relationship evaluations whether we know it or not.' Feel free to share

 

The two women have sparked outrage after they stripped down and sunbathed on graves at a cemetery. A photograph of the sun-drenched duo was taken at Glenmaggie Cemetery in Victoria, Australia.

 

According to the Herald Sun, the couple whose graves the women lay on have been buried for 30 years and have family in the area.

 

One outraged local took to Facebook to voice his anger.

 

He posted: ‘I am disgusted at seeing those girls sun baking on the graves of locals who have passed away.

‘It is absolutely and utterly disrespectful to the dead.’

 

Peter Coleman, a member of the Glenmaggie Cemetery Trust, who has three generations buried at the site said the community was disappointed.

 

He said: ‘It’s not the done thing in my eyes, it’s ridiculous.

‘Thankfully there was no damage, that was my big concern.’

 

He added he would appreciate an apology from the sunbathers.

This and many more was just the fun.

After weeks sustaining suspense, the much publicized AKWA 2016 was unveiled to the general public on Friday, April 22nd at Nigerian Union of Journalist (NUJ) Press Center, Uyo , Akwa Ibom State. The aim of the unveiling ceremony was to formally introduce the Akwa Ibom Watch Awards to the entire Media Industry in Akwa Ibom State and also unveil the categories for the maiden edition of the award.

AKWA 2016, meaning 'Akwa Ibom Watch Awards' is a two- category awards designed to celebrate outstanding performers in various spheres of life. The unveiling ceremony, chaired by the Akwa Ibom NUJ Chairman Elder Patrick Albert, had in attendance the General Manager of Atlantic FM Engr. Ekaete Ekaete, ace broadcaster Eddy Ekpenyong, Police Public Relations Officer Mrs Cordelia Nwawe, the representative of

Street and social Rumours speculating that Lil Kesh did not renew his deal with YBNL after it expired hit the headlines last week; but YBNL boss Olamide has cleared the air confirming the rumours are indeed true.