Friday, June 28, 2013

OJB'S KIDNEY TRANSPLANT QUESTIONED BY JULIET IBRAHIM!!!

 "I know a kidney transplant will not cost more than 50K USD. Why are they requesting 100K when so many deals with cheaper hospitals out there in India even in Ghana can be worked out?’"

The above was the statement of Popular Ghanaian actress, Juliet Ibrahim concerning the ailment of Music Producer, OJB Jezreel. She questions the $100,000 reportedly required for his kidney transplant. 


Dbanj donates N7 million naira to OJB?

Apparently, I have been seeing this around blogs and forum that The Kokomaster himself, Eja Nla, and bangelee. .lol, donated the sum of N7 million naira to OJB's campaign!!

I dunno how true this is.. But Can anyone confirm ?

If its really true!! Then WOW!! That's really impressive!! God Bless Him! #SaveOJB

Hearts of Steel - Chapter Three

"See you on the other side," he said, then touched my shoulder in passing. My heart skipped up into my throat, beating so loudly that I didn't trust myself to speak. So I just nodded, and made myself extremely occupied with adjusting the seat-belt buckles on my bears.

Did he notice how he affected me? Could he tell how my fingers shook? They didn't feel like my own hands.

. . .Come on, Priye. Get a grip on yourself, girl. He wasn't all that. He probably didn't even mean to touch your shoulder. It was an accident, an incidental touching as he grabbed the back of the seat. . .

Thursday, June 27, 2013

Photo: A picture of Wizkid and King Sunny Ade


The starboy was recently spotted with Sunny Ade, I guess they are tryna cook up some things together!! Hehe. .I can wait!! Really I can wait. .At least the Jaiya Jaiye ft Wizkid was a massive Hit!!

The Starboy posted the picture this morning on twitter...
What do you say?

See photo below

Hearts of Steel - Chapter 2

"See you on the other side." I waved to Paul and Priscilla as they disappeared down the ramp. Over her shoulder, Priscilla blew me a kiss, then wrapped her arm around Paul. Hip-to-hip, they took their place among the other Gold Pass first-class customers. They took their seats. My first-class seat.

Why was I complaining? Let Priscilla have it. It was going to take more than money to bring some class to that woman. I loved Paul like a brother. He was my teammate, my drinking buddy, my confidant. There wasn't anything I wouldn't do for him...except tell him the truth about his lady.

Correction. His wife. Priscilla was his wife now. He wouldn't believe me if I told him anyway. Or maybe he would believe me and wind up hating me for forcing him to see the truth. If I were in Paul's shoes, I don't know if I could choose between my woman and my best friend.

Hearts of Steel - Chapter 1

"I want it, Mommy! Please...please...pleeeeeeze!"

I pretended that I couldn't see or hear the little boy sitting across from me in his mama's lap, squirming and begging to be set free. He'd already broken the child safety harness that was supposed to rein him in. As the plastic toy football sailed past my head yet a third time, I turned up the volume of my MP3 player and tried not to glare at him.

Now, where was that magazine I'd picked up at the airport gift shop? I'd better not have lost it. The thing might've cost me three times the regular newsstand price. Where do they get off charging that much for a magazine? For that kinda money, the pages had better be edged in gold.

Hearts of Steel - Prologue

Prologue

Football sucks. It has to be the most idiotic game ever invented. No, I take that back. I think that game where the moderator exclaims "Its a 3-pointer!" takes the prize for idiocy. But football runs a close second.

I'm not talking about football, otherwise known as soccer. Noted players like Pele can make even bouncing a ball on top of their heads look sophisticated. 

Am I ready for some football? No, Never. Not even if you paid me. Before you jump into conclusions, let me be the first to say that I know what the game is all about. Nobody can accuse me, Priye Cole, of letting ignorance prejudice my thinking. That is, I know how the game is played. I know how many players are supposed to be on the field. I know the players positions. I understand the mechanics of the game.