AMEBO ENTERTAINMENT: Essence’s earrings

Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Essence’s earrings

I was watching singer Essence on TVC last week, as she was being interviewed by Labi in her lunch break programme. Aside the fact that Essence is now as big as a Michelin man, she was spotting a gigantic earring that was giving her some discomfort moving her head. Someone swore she saw sweat beads welling up on her forehead. Why she no go sweat? Dose earring na for giantess not an Essence. Please my dear, cut down on giant earrings, I no wan hear o.

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I’m Gay And The Head Of Illuminati In Nigeria....Charly Boy

Controversial maverick entertainment personality, Charles Oputa, better known as Charly Boy, has set another record with his confession that he is gay. By so confessing, he becomes only the second publicly known gay man in Nigeria. This is a record that Pastor Rowland Macaulay beat him to by being the first Nigerian to openly come out and even establish a church that catered for only gays. Those who know Charly Boy well however say he’s not someone who likes being a follower. He’s always a leader in everything he does and he’s now ready to take his rightful leadership position in the gay world. Continue to read… In an interview with a new publication, Danfo Express, Charly Boy declared that he is gay and not ashamed of being gay. Even as he made other disclosures about himself, he didn’t forget to add that he is the head of the Illuminati in Nigeria, the same Illuminati that people accuse Jay-Z, D’Banj and Don Jazzy of being members and they keep denying membership. While his audacious revelations might seem like a publicity stunt on his part, let’s not forget the popular saying ‘there’s no smoke with-out fire’. For Charly Boy to say all these things about himself there must be an element of truth in them. As a judge on Nigerian Idol, not only did he impose himself on other judges, Yinka Davies and the American, Jeffrey Daniels, he was always going with a skull to the show and once even went with a huge snake that scared the audience.