Tuesday, 4 August 2009

VOTE ULOMA DIKE FOR PRESIDENT :)

Its been a while since i have blogged. its been crazy busy dayz for me but now everything is sorted.

I have this video/link, i want y'all to enjoy and have a good laugh

*** WARNING***

This video contains IMAGES that might be disturbing to some people, you don't have to click on the link, if you don't want to, a word is enough for the wise. Not my ambition for now :))))))))))

ENJOY IT!!!

http://www.tsgnet.com/pres.php?id=46832&altf=Vmpnb&altl=Ejlf

Monday, 27 July 2009

There’s Fire in the Mansion…Please Don’t Run!


The mansion furnace is overheating, with explosive dexterity. The flames are threatening to ravish anything and anyone in its path. Okay, let’s break it down a notch. Right from the onset, the Koko Mansion has been about pleasant surprises, and nerve-cracking suspense. Many viewers have often watched the eviction shows with profound awe for D’banj and the producers – why? The first eviction show threatened the sensibilities of the Kokolets, and even the viewers – the Kokolets had voted amongst themselves to boot out those mansion mates they considered threats, or really didn’t like very much. That experience saw a few Kokolets battling with a mélange of emotions immediately after the show – tears found solace in their relief.

The second week was the real deal – the power to keep the Kokolets in the mansion had been transferred to the viewers, and when they exercised that new found power, the gory axe of eviction cut short Lilian’s dancing days in the mansion. The tension heightened in the mansion – the Kokolets who came close to getting the axe became zombies of their previous selves, until in the second week, the eviction grim reaper appeared once again – and this time with a more devious appetite – Chioma, Rekana, and Bidemi were paraded at the altar of the eviction fiend, and instead of snatching one – this ghoul of eviction informed D’banj that he had the power to save just one Kokolet that week, it was difficult for D’banj to do this but he had to respect the millions of viewers who had hired this grim reaper – he saved Rekana for the second time – letting the cold hands of eviction escort the duo of Chioma and Bidemi out of the mansion. Ouch, the hands of eviction must be so cold.

But this time, there’s fire in the mansion, but please don’t run. Because no matter how fast you run, the fire must burn. In an exciting new twist to the Koko Mansion plot, a ravishing beauty is about to invade the privacy of the Kokolets in the mansion. This extremely spontaneous individual, whose crazy love for fashion and drama can only be compared with the likes of Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian – did I hear you say the B-word? Please don’t – that would be a gross understatement of what this beautiful lady all the way from the Netherlands will be dishing out to the mansion mates for one week. First of all, they have no clue that she is coming to the mansion. Secondly, they would be given the impression that she is gate-crashing the competition for a chance to win the 5 million naira – and definitely tongues will wag, and fierce rebellion against her would be staged by the surviving Kokolets. But then, the truth, which just you and I know is that she, is not coming to the mansion to compete with the Kokolets, but to shake things up and keep the Kokolets on their fragile toes. Eh Hmm.

Her name is Isi Munirat, she is a Nigerian living in the Netherlands, working as a travel agent, who loves to have mad fun with her girlfriends in her spare time. And you can say it again – she is a very attractive eye candy – tailor-made for the covers of GQ magazine- and she is just a scintilla tingly hot 25 year old damsel.


I think she is hotttt, thats my opinion whats urs???

Sunday, 19 July 2009

Madonna vs. Whitney Houston


I first saw these pictures on lite newspaper in London and i felt i should share it with u guys on my blog.


In my own opinion i think both of them look very fabulous in d dress by Dolce and Gabbana.


D dress on Madonna is gorgeous even though we don't see her often in these kind while on Whitney, i think is fabulous cos she wore these dress for her come back gig in London.
Rumble in the jungle! Divas Madonna and Whitney Houston just both happened to wear the same Dolce & Gabbana leopard-print dress on the very same night.
At least they weren't attending the same event, or we're betting a serious catfight would have ensued.
Madonna wore the silver sheath to a dinner with the designers in Milan, where she also brought along much-younger boy-toy Jesus Luz, while Whitney picked the dress for her comeback album debut event in London.
Both musical icons look fab in the animal-print number, but who looked the fiercest?

Saturday, 18 July 2009

More on d shoes dat got my fancy

I am trying to make this blog more entertaining by d day, so i decided to do little more for d shoes, here are designs from Alexander McQueen, Christian Louboutin, Jimmy choo, Yves Saint Laurent, Manolo Blahnik. check them out.........................

























Have a nice weekend!!!

Friday, 17 July 2009

Obama and Bruni-Sarkozy - first ladies of fashion




The US and France may not have much in common on first appearances. The land of the free condemns the European country as a pretentious nation with nothing more to offer the world than haute cuisine of frog's legs and snails. Meanwhile, France sticks its cultural nose in the air and chastises America for being a vacuous land of fast-food outlets and philistines. It is by no means a match made in heaven, : their respective first ladies have got excellent style.Michelle Obama and Carla Bruni-Sarkozy are both women in their 40s, they are both married to men with an immense amount of power and they share a serious love for designer clothing, shoes and accessories. When they came together at the D-Day memorial landing ceremony in France, the pair showed off their flair for fashion by each sporting an ensemble that is perfectly on-trend this season. They each looked radiant in fresh, crisp white dresses that were cinched at the waist with an elegant belt, paired with bare legs and to-die-for peep toe kitten heels - proving that great fashion minds think alike.Interestingly, each first lady opted to wear a design by labels from their home country. Mrs Obama's designer shift dress came straight from New York-based Michael Kors' spring/summer collection and her light matching jacket was a Narciso Rodriguez design.The ever-stylish and elegant Mrs Bruni-Sarkozy flew the flag for her country by wearing the pinnacle of Parisian chic design - Dior. Her black jacket perfectly off-set the cut of the cap-sleeved dress and helped to accentuate the effect of the skinny black patent belt she wore to match her elegant clutch bag.


A true sign of a fashion devotee, who loves nothing more than their dresses,shoes, handbags and couture, is someone who is unafraid to go against the grain - traits that both Mrs Obama and Mrs Bruni-Sarkozy exemplified at the D-Day memorial ceremony by braving the storm of stuffy criticism in order to be true to themselves and express their individuality.