Sultry Nollywood Actress, Funke Akindele Is The Cover Girl Of YNaija Magazine

Funke Akindele popularly known as Jenifa is looking very hot and beautiful in the current edition of YNaija magazine

Another Brutal Attack On A Nigerian Singer: Jahbourne

Afro-Hip Hop Singer Arinze Iheme a.k.a Jahbourne was on Saturday (1 a.m) brutally attacked by cultist along the Isolo axis. He was ambushed on his way back from an event that morning. The injuries he sustained has left him hospitalized for a few days. We at Chizy's Spyware wish you speedy recovery.

Below you will find his most recent musical effort ( 'Plenty Money ft. UJayz'.). Released barely 6 months ago.

Ngozi Anyiam's Legendary Model Represents Nigeria At The Top Model Contest In Germany

Ngozi Anyiam is one of Legendary Models a subsidiary of Legendary Gold Limited, She is going to be representing Nigeria in one of the most glamorous event – the 19th Top Model of the World Contest scheduled for the 10th of March, 2012 at the prestigious Westspiel Casino, Dortmund-Hohensyburg, Germany where Top Model of the World Contest will be presenting the most stunning top models from around the world.

Ngozi will be part of the other 44 contestant from across the world who will meet at Germany for the contest. The models will be treated to an exciting and unforgettable tour of various cities before the event proper on the 10th of March.

Legendary Gold Limited undertakes a model search annually through its event, The Nigeria Model Awards and it is from The Nigeria Model Awards that Legendary Models recruits its models. Legendary Gold limited also owns the franchise of Top Model of the World in Nigeria

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President Goodluck Jonathan Reduces Fuel Price To N97

 

President Goodluck Jonathan in an early morning broadcast today, announced the reduction of petrol pump price from N141 per litre to N97.
 

In a swift reaction to what looked like a disapproval to the presidents broadcast, Labour asked Nigerians to stay at home, as against rallies and street protests that had characterised the reaction to January 1, removal of the subsidy on petrol. Labour  in a statement called on its members to embark on a sit at home strike , due to security concerns.

The president however asked Nigerians to go back to work and go about their normal duties, as government has made arrangements for the protection of lives and property throughout the federation. Below is the transcript of his speech: