Hey people...hope you all are doing great. I'm fantastic...just got out of a party...my older sister's birthday and send off party. She's relocating to the US to join her husband...something I dread so much. No o, I don't dread getting married ...just relocationg. :) God put some sense into my thick skull now that I'm still young before I turn into an old maid and start chasing sugar sons...lol. Anyway, will bring you pictures from the send off party.
Speaking of parties, I was at the official launch of CENTAGE SUPERSTAR, which took place last Friday at the Civic Centre, will also bring you pictures from that event. For now enjoy some music gist...
Rumour has it that Ikechukwu has left his record label Storm Records to pitch his tent with Mohits Records. And I also hear he will be playing a role in HiTV and Dbanj's reality show Koko Mansion. Killz + the Koko girls = a must watch...lol
Sauce Kid has joined Storm records. This is not a rumour...saw his interview on TV where he confirmed the move.
Another rumour has it that 'Maga don pay' crooner, Kelly Handsome is at war with his Record Label, Kennis Music. Nobody knows at this point what the problem is, but the singer who left the shores of Nigeria many weeks ago has refused to pick calls from his management.
Big Brother Africa is back
Big Brother Africa Season 4 has been confirmed and will begin airing on Sunday, September 6 2009, ending on Sunday December 6 2009, lasting 91 days.
As with all Big Brother series, Big Brother Africa: The Revolution will include surprises and unexpected innovations. However there are several main differences in the series. The prize money on offer has doubled and is now USD 200 000.
As with all Big Brother series, Big Brother Africa: The Revolution will include surprises and unexpected innovations. However there are several main differences in the series. The prize money on offer has doubled and is now USD 200 000.
In addition, the house will have almost double the number of cameras and microphones. Further, the search for housemates has been expanded from 12 countries to now include 14 countries. Plus the old rules concerning ‘conspiracy in the house’ have been lifted and housemates can now form alliances and discuss their game strategy openly. Even the voting in the new season is set to undergo a complete transformation. This year, audiences will be asked to vote for the housemates they want to see remain in the series rather than the housemates they want to see leave the series. So it’s all about being positive and keeping the great players in the game. Go to their website to get more info...http://www.bigbrotherafrica.com/
Peter Okoye in New York City
Peter Okoye in New York City
Peter with friends and Jay Martins
