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One of the most enticing "what-ifs" of recent years has come true: Microsoft has purchased Nokia's devices and services unit, bringing the Lumia lineup under the Redmond roof. The move unites Windows Phone 8 with its biggest hardware supporter, giving the company the integrated mobile offering it's been looking for with Surface and other devices. When the deal closes in the first quarter of 2014, Microsoft will pay €3.79 billion for Nokia's business, plus another €1.65 billion for its portfolio of patents. (The €5.44-billion total is considerably less than Microsoft paid for Skype in 2011.) 32,000 people are expected to transfer from Nokia to Microsoft, including 18,300 that are "directly involved in manufacturing."
Disgruntled members of the Actors Guild of Nigeria(AGN) have
dragged president of the guild Ibinabo Fiberesima to court. Actor, Mc Smith Ochendo is contesting the presidency
of the former beauty queen, who he claims should not head AGN based on a
section of the guild’s constitution, which he claims forbids an indicted or
ex-convict from being President of the guild.
ollywood actress, Ronke Oshodi Oke is grieving over the loss of her aged father, Mr. Ojo. Sources disclosed that Ronke lost her father recently after she got the news of her father’s demise in Nigeria. The actress was in the United States of America, where she was nurturing her new baby before her abrupt return recently.
Kevin Lucciano's mum, Mrs Fashakin, pictured above left at Kevin's wedding in the UK a few weeks back, died yesterday September 3rd at the Ilorin Teaching Hospital after a brief illness. The Question Mark boss announced her death on his Facebook page yesterday. May her soul rest in peace. Amen. 
Smooth Promotions, the producers of Hip TV, the urbane music and lifestyle show today announced a major development.
Nominations for the 10th Annual Channel O Africa Music
Awards were announced during the week revealing an open field in the race to
claim Africa’s most prestigious music awards. Nominees in the 14 categories
included multiple double nods for over 10 artists, from East, West and Southern
African, reflecting the outpouring of world-class music videos on the continent
over the past year. It’s now up to fans to vote for their favourites in this
public-voted event, with more than two months for the continent’s music fans to
have their say.
When asked about the lessons he learnt from his relationship with his ex-wife actress Ayo Adesanya, movie producer/cum actor Omogoriola Hassan said marrying Ayo was like boarding a 'one-chance' vehicle. He tells Encomium magazine: "The biggest lesson I learnt was not to trust anyone. The person you trust may eventually disappoint. Then I was the greatest fool but today I am the wisest and happiest. Marrying Ayo then was like boarding a 'one-chance' vehicle. It was like I could never come across a woman I can love like that not knowing I was just being foolish. If not that she had a baby for me, I would have revealed a lot about her. Will just keep them to myself in the interest of our son. But I was agitated when I read that she wants to remove the tattoo on her hand bearing our logo - No Fear. She is free to do but what about the one on her ass where my name was written bold, Omogoriola Hassan? How is she going to remove that? That is stupid of her. If at all you don't like someone again, that doesn't mean you need to go to that extent. But believe me she's still thinking about me because if she's not she wouldn't be thinking about removing my tattoos on her body.
I heard he died 2 days ago. im just heard now. I have always followed his shows, and learnt a from his style of interviews. he is one of my role models. The journalist and broadcaster whose lengthy career stretched from cutting-edge 60s satire to heavyweight interviews and celebrity gameshows, has died of a heart attack on a cruise ship, his family said.
Tinsel actress and Big Brother Africa winner, Karen Igho was robbed last night, September 1, 2013!
There is no doubt that Asaba, the Delta state capital has become a home for movie productions in Nigeria. It still baffles many why producers have decided to pitch their tent in Asaba. Investigations by gists from Edo/Delta have revealed that production is cheaper in Asaba and that is why producers are thronging there to make their movies, but the height of immoralities being practiced in Asaba is really giving the people there cause.
