Simi

A new female artist is climbing up the ladder in Nigeria, as she's making waves with her Mavins Room cover. She's a talented young lady who stoop up to another Nigerian artist elDee's challenge on twitter.

elDlee claims that no can match the the talented R&B singer Ojay.

Simi decided that she she should go head to head with Ojay Drakes "Marvin Room".

I think she did a fantastic job with her own version and its something everyone should listen to.

Her subtle yet seductive voice adds a great blend to the beat. In the short time given she deserves a round of applause.

This is the link of the song:

http://notjustok.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Marvins-Room_Simis-version.mp3

The Queen Pulling Kates Skirt down

Healthy Eating

Eating healthy, stable diet is a vital part of upholding good health, and will make you feel good. It doesn't have to be challenging either.

Eat the right amount of calories for how active you are, so 

that you equalize the energy you consume with the energy you use. If you consume or drink too much, you’ll definitely put on weight. If you eat and drink too little, you’ll lose weight. The average man needs around 2,500 calories a day (10,500 kilojoules). The average woman needs 2,000 calories (8,400 kilojoules). Most adults are eating more calories than they need, and should eat fewer calories.

Eat a wide range of foods to ensure that you’re getting a balanced diet and that your body is receiving all the nutrients it needs.

Boko Haram

Boko Haram was originated as a native group, revolving itself into 

a Jihadist group in 2009. It suggests that communication with the 

Western World is prohibited, and also supports opposition to the 

Muslim founding and the administration of Nigeria.

Members of the unit do not interact with the Muslim population 

and have carried out assassinations in the past of anyone who 

criticises it, including Muslim clerics.

2009, BBC interviewed Mohammed Yusuf, then leader of the 

group, stated his belief that the fact of a globular Earth is contrary 

to Islamic teaching and should be rejected, along with Darwinian 

evolution and the fact of rain creating from water evaporated by 

the sun. Before his death, Yusuf reiterated the group's 

dispassionate of changing the existing schooling system and 

rejecting democracy.  Nigerian academic Hussain Zakaria told 

BBC News that the contentious cleric had a graduate education, 

spoke proficient English, lived a extravagant life and drove a 

Mercedes Benz.

In the wake of the 2009 crackdown on its members and its 

following re-emergence, the growing frequency and 

environmental 

range of attacks attributed to Boko Haram have led some political 

and religious leaders in the north to the conclusion that the group 

has now expanded beyond its original religious composition to 

include not only Islamic militants, but criminal elements and 

disgruntled politicians as well. For instance Borno State Governor 

Kashim Shettima said of Boko Haram: “[they have] become a 

franchise that anyone can buy into. It's something like a Bermuda 

Triangle.” The group has also forcibly converted non-Muslims to 

Islam

Asa Nigerian muscian battling lesbianism charges

Nigerian-born singer Asa is reportedly in court battling lesbianism charges.The case before Justice Coker was to be heard when her star witness, Damilola Amolegbe was said to have declined being called as a witness, telling Asa’s lawyers from Abraham Chambers that she couldn’t be a witness in Asa’s matter.

Having granted the music star much indulgence in the matter, the trial Judge then ordered that the case be closed and called for written address of the two parties.Asa’s first witness, Taiwo Olakunle of HiTv was suddenly dropped at the earlier trial stage when she was confronted with hard evidences.Meanwhile her manager Janet Nwose, who was alleged to be having affair with Asa did not come up as a witness which has remained baffling and suspicious to legal experts.How it all started:It would be recalled that Asa and her manager, Janet Nwose had a suit against the publishers of a Lagos-based magazine, ‘News of the People’ sometime last year. 

They urged the court to declare that the statement and picture in the December 14-22 edition of the magazine, entitled “Lesbianism Tale Trails Asa and Manager” was defamatory.Asa wants the court to declare that the allegation of lesbianism against her and Janet is false, illegal and a violation of their rights.


They are also asking the court to restrain the defendant from further publication of what they described as malicious statements against them, adding that the alleged defamatory statement was calculated to discredit and malign them in their ‘unblemished’ career as international music artists with high moral standing, which they have consistently conveyed in their songs.