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Eddie Murphy Releases Reggae Song With Snoop Dogg

In an unexpected pairing, Eddie Murphy has collaborated with Snoop Dogg for a new single called "Red Light". Murphy shared a link to the reggae song in his first-ever Twitter post. In another post, he said that the single is the first cut of his newly-announced album entitled "9". In the reggae song, Murphy is featured singing and playing guitar. "Broken economy, the streets are dire," the "Dreamgirls" actor sings the catchy track. "Even more than before, I need some betterness to take me higher. Feels like I'm gonna blow." Dogg, who released his own reggae album under the name Snoop Lion earlier this year, contributes a few lines toward the end of the song too. The official music video for the single will debut on September 9. Murphy is not a new face in the music industry. The actor released several albums and singles in the mid '80s and early '90s. His works include hit "Party All the Time", which peaked at No. 2 on Billboard Hot 100.

hehehe… See What Girls Are Wearing As Buttocks ( photos )

#singing…. She Carry Front,She carry Back…..lol , Imagine this stuff with an oversize bra.

Pornography makes our movies real – Benson Okonkwo

Benson Okonkwo is a rising actor who has arrived the scene like a fast train with bounty of goodies to offer. Since his foray into the industry, the Enugu-based sexy actor has had honours looming about him just as controversies would not steer clear enough from him. No thanks, to the gay role he played in one of his most successful movies till date “Pregnant Hawkers” His words: “My dear, it’s only a movie and make-believe, you know. We watch movies like that in Hollywood. Nigerians are hypocrites. I think pornography makes our movies more real. And for that reason I am in support of it. If you take a good look at Hollywood movies for example, you will notice that it is rampant and it means nothing to them.In a recent chat with Weekend Groove, the actor opened another can of worms when he openly supported injection of pornography into Nollywood movies, saying it makes the movies more real and the sex scenes more believable Its like acting normal roles, first and foremost. It’s a movie and you act exactly what is in your script. Or you can say that you are interpreting the script given to you. And there are restrictions, beside kissing and touching here and there. What we do in Nollywood is not porn. Nigerian movies are not made for everyone, besides, the regulatory body gives approval before such films are shown. Also there are age restrictions to viewing such films” When asked if he could marry a girl who has exposed her nudity in a a sex scene, he retorted “Love is blind. It can take you anywhere as long as the chemistry is there. So I can marry any lady as long as the love is there. Yes, I can. And I am ready to spend my life with her” he said.

Dangote refinery to employ 8,000 engineers, create jobs for 85,000 Nigerians

The President of the Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, said about 8,000 engineers would be needed for the smooth take off of the nine- billion- dollar Dangote Refinery/Fertiliser plant in Ondo. Dangote told State House correspondents on Wednesday in Abuja that the project, when completed, would provide direct and indirect jobs for 85,000 Nigerians. He said the group had secured a 3.3 billion-dollar credit facility from a consortium of banks for the project. According to him, importation of petroleum products will end by 2016 as the plant will commence production in the next three years. He said his plan was to make the country self-reliant in petrochemical and petroleum products, as well as make it an industrial giant. “Now, Nigeria is going to be taken out of the list of countries that import petroleum products. We will produce 20 million metric tonnes which is equivalent to what Nigeria consumes currently. “Today, we did the signing ceremony, the vice-president came to witness the signing but we insisted on coming to thank Mr president for his policies . “Without good government policies, there is no way the private sector can invest in Nigeria, because we are not Father Christmas at all. The policies have to be right,’’ he said. According to Dangote, Nigeria currently spends about 30 billion dollars annually on importation of petroleum products. He said the complex planned by his group would make Nigeria a net exporter of petroleum products, including diesel and aviation fuel, as well as poly-propylene and fertiliser. (NAN)

PHOTO: Cossy Orjiakor’s Dress Causes Commotion At Event

Cossy Orjiakor is not known for any other thing other than indecent dressing which exposes her endowments. Last week Friday, the controversial star was at the Startimes/Vchannel event, where she was hosted. Cossy caused quite a stir as many watched helplessly when she arrived the venue. Her dress was revealing as usual with her b**bs popping out.