January 2015 ~ OmoAlabami

Friday, 23 January 2015

Don Jazzy Disses D’banj, Calls Him Broke Oga In New Song

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It appears shots were thrown at D’Banj in the latest release of D’Prince titled Oga Titus. Produced by Don Jazzy

With rumours saying D’Banj is in a debt mess, Don Jazzy and his younger brother D’Prince & Don Jazzy repeatedly took swipe at the DB Records boss in the song calling him “Oga Titus” instead of “Eja Nla”. Titus is a kind of fish while Eja Nla means Big Fish. Titus is usually small in size.

Lyrics from the song

“oga titus is too pompous, you wan try us, now money don lost, boys are very big boys, you don fuck up, you wan form boss, kasala don burst, where is oga titus
you take night bus to come lagos, you go campus, girl are very surplus, you no hint us, you wan com flex, now money don loss…”

While at it, the lyrics of the song might not be a shot at D’Banj as D’Prince recently said in an interview that Mavin Records miss D’Banj

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D’Prince ft. Don Jazzy – Oga Titus : AUDIO

Tonto Dikeh’s Touching Tribute To The Late Muna Obiekwe

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So Tonto Dikeh can actually write well like this? Am impressed she said the truth, well done Pokolee

Read the touching tribute below

Just sitting here gazing at a picture of a boy I know but now gone because of an illness that would have been managed. The thought of his lifeless body brings me so much pain and sadness and it is not because I was close to him nor that I cared so much about him but just a mere reflection of how wicked the world is, the extent we go just to hide our pain to avoid being a laughing stock,Gossip item, abused, bullied on social medias and even betrayed by some trusted friends & even our socalled Families*

Oh yes that is the awful world we live in,We develop thick skin because we re betrayed almost everyday by people we love and trust so now we try to go through the difficult and trying times alone without sharing with anyone or letting them know what we re going through. Be a Neighbor and a friend that really cares,try and be trustworthy in this wicked and heartless world. I know that there are some good people out there,where re they? We all can’t be evil na,let’s show others hope,love and reason to live again,a tree can’t make a forest,we need each other in one way or the other.

HE WAS A SHINING STAR AND THUS YOU WILL THINK HE WILL HAVE TRUE FRIENDS OR A TRUE FRIEND TO LEAN ON AT DIFFICULT TIMES. Its quite sad that I can’t trust anyone with my pain and anytime I wake up I think about death,I think about the freedom and peace that comes when i am gone from the world of hate,betrayal, deceit, Greed, Jealous, anger,Revenge.. I can only wish there is life after death,life that will be void of bad things we have experienced in this current life….May the soul of Muna and the souls we have lost so far Rest in perfect peace..Amen

TLC surpasses fundraising goal, makes $170k in two days

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A few days ago, T.Boz and Chilli launched a Kickstarter crowd funding campaign to raise $150k for the final TLC album. They got $5k from Katy Perry, $10k from Kids On The Block and over $160k from other fans around the world, helping them surpass their goal of $150k in less than 48 hours.

As of today January 22nd, the group raised over $170k for their album with 28 more days to go.

Popular Hollywood stars commend Nigerian film-maker Jeta Amata on ‘Black November’ Movie

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Black November: Struggle for the Niger Delta is a Hollywood/Nollywood action drama film starring an ensemble cast which includes Hakeem Kae-Kazim, Mickey Rourke, Kim Basinger, Sarah Wayne Callies, Nse Ikpe Etim, OC Ukeje, Vivica Fox, Anne Heche, Persia White,Akon, Wyclef Jean and Mbong Amata. It is directed and co-produced by Jeta Amata, and narrates the story of a Niger Deltacommunity’s struggle against their government and a multi-national oil corporation to save their environment which is being destroyed by excessive oil drilling.

Black November” is the first film that represents a successful blend of the Nollywood and Hollywood Film Industries. If you haven’t seen this film and you are an African living in North America, then you are definitely missing out as this is a must-watch flick. This long-awaited Hollywood/Nollywood flick ‘Black November’ by Jeta Amata is now showing in LA and NY Theaters, iTunes, Amazon, and is currently being seen via Video On-Demand (VOD) on all TV cables and Satellite all over the US.

The film surrounds the events in the life of a Nigerian activist character Ebiere Penema played by Mbong Amata, which led to a face-off with Nigerian militants that held U.S. citizens in a hostage crisis. Kudos to Jeta Amata for being able to pull Hollywood’s A-List names such as Academy Award (Oscar) Nominee Mickey Rourke, Academy Award (Oscar) Winner Kim Bassinger, Satellite Award Winner Sarah Wayne, and Music Super-superstar Akon and Wyclef in this masterpiece work ‘Black November’.

Amata who continues to receive several commendations on this great movie had Award winning musician and cast Wclef Jean post a tweet “Jeta Amata u are my favorite director right now.” Award-winning Actress Vivica A Fox also tweeted “Love working with you Jeta!! U rock n make it happen.” Also Stacy Ivers, former VP of Warner Bros and Universal congratulated Jeta Amata on his Facebook wall for making “an impact in a very difficult marketplace”.

It is also not a surprise that this is the first time every major critic in the United States including New York Times, Hollywood Report, LA Weekly, Variety etc., are fully taking their time to review and comment on a film made by a Nollywood Director. Keep in mind, that they usually don’t review every film, only those that have potentials for success.
New York Dailies critic, Elizabeth Weitzman also commended Jeta Amata, “his primary storyline is evident, and well-represented by his star’s soulful performance as an ordinary girl pushed to extraordinary bravery.”
A notable critic, Guy Lodge also wrote in the Variety, “even modest exposure for this Nigerian-American co-production may encourage more native filmmakers to try.”
It is refreshing to see Africans telling our own stories in an overly-dramatic and unapologetic way, while still using international Hollywood standards.

Simone McIntyre also tweeted, “Congratulations Jeta so wonderful to shed light on this subject with the world.”

Also worthy of mention is that never has an African female activist/ hero been created and given this platform in the Nollywood Film Industry. No African director has taken such a risk and the chances taken by Jeta certainly paid off with Mbong Amata who rose to the occasion, delivered her best in the movie and refused to allow the big names to silence her opportune moment.
All the major platforms in America are shedding light on this film, and Indiewire also contacted Jeta Amata’s PR to request a story about the making of the film because they were highly inspired with the production. Click here to view the write-up.
Having E-One Entertainment also pick up this movie is another big achievement for Nollywood. E-One is the same distribution company in charge of Hunger Game & Twilight Saga, just to name a few.

This film serves as an inspiration to Nollywood directors to invest adequately into making Hollywood standard films while maintaining the authentic African story-telling roots. The audience continues to desire the blend of beloved stars from both Hollywood and Nollywood in future film productions and hopefully, Black November is the beginning of many more of its kind.

Black November is available to all on everyone’s On-Demand feature in America, so if you haven’t seen this movie, we recommend you watching it!

Wiz Khalifa’s new girlfriend release mockery photo of Amber Rose on IG

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Days after the former stripper shared many sexy photos on her instagram page, an account intent on exposing her Photoshopped ‘lies’ was created. The new instagram page called ‘amberhoez’ .

Yesterday posted several unretouched photos of Amber side by side with the flawless pictures posted on Amber’s account.

The account also accused the mother of one, who’s always insisted that her butt is real, of getting her butt done.

She blocked me Awwwe this fake ass plastic whore blocked me for exposing her Thot azz #Exposed#AmberHoes#FAKE#AssShots#FatTransfer#LIPO#PhotoshopQueen

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Is 13 years-old Willow Smith did it again?

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Will and Jada’s daughter Willow is being very INAPPROPRIATE. Yesterday she posted a photo of herself wearing a “topless” shirt on instagram. The picture was immediately flagged and deleted, but not before it was seen by thousands of people.

Are those her n*ipples or she’s wearing a body suit? Maybe a topless print on a shirt? She posted the bizarre pic on instagram. She’s just 13 years old which will make this highly inappropriate. Jada, come get your child!