SEE The Full List Of Winners At The 2016 Golden Globe Awards

This year’s highly anticipated Gloden Globe awards held yesterday.


As usual, the biggest names in Hollywood were present to collect awards for their hard work.
Some of the big names who won included Taraji P. Henson for her role as Cookie Lyon of Empire, Leonardo DiCaprio also won the Best Actor for a Motion Picture, Drama.

Peep the full list below: –

Best Motion Picture, Drama: The Revenant

Best Actor in a Motion Picture, Drama: Leonardo DiCaprio, The Revenant

Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Drama: Brie Larson, Room

Best Motion Picture, Comedy: The Martian

Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy: Jennifer Lawrence, Joy

Best Actress in a TV Series, Drama: Taraji P. Henson, Empire

Best Director, Motion Picture: Alejandro González Iñárritu, The Revenant

Best TV Series, Drama: Mr. Robot, USA Network

Best Original Song, Motion Picture: “Writing’s on the Wall,” Spectre

Best Actress in a Limited-Series or TV Movie: Lady Gaga, American

Horror Story: Hotel

Best Foreign Language Film: Son of Saul, Hungary

Best Actor in a TV Series, Comedy: Gael García Bernal, Mozart in the Jungle

Best Screenplay, Motion Picture: Aaron Sorkin, Steve Jobs

Best Supporting Actor in a Motion

Picture: Sylvester Stallone, Creed

Best Animated Feature Film: Inside Out

Best Actor in a Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy: Matt Damon, The Martian

Best Actor in a TV Series, Drama: Jon Hamm, Mad Men

Best Supporting Actor in a Series, Limited-Series or TV Movie: Christian Slater, Mr. Robot

Best Actor in a Limited-Series or TV Movie: Oscar Isaac, Show Me a Hero

Best TV Movie or Limited-Series: Wolf Hall, PBS

Best TV Series, Musical or Comedy: Mozart in the Jungle, Amazon Video

Best Supporting Actress in a Series, Limited-Series or TV Movie: Maura Tierney, The Affair

Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture: Kate Winslet, Steve Jobs

SEE Why Dele Momodu Visited Linda Ikeji At Her Banana Island Mansion [Photos]

Famous Ovation Magazine publisher, Dele Momodu, recently paid a visit to Linda Ikeji’s famous Banana Island mansion.

Just Yesterday (January 10), Dele Momodu shared pictures of his visit to the famous blogger’s mansion that’s reportedly worth over half a billion Naira.



Dele Momodu had an interview with Linda Ikeji, met her family, took a tour of the house, played a round of table tennis with the blogger and drove around Banana Island with her.
Last December Linda Ikeji had a house warming ceremony where she invited friends to her mansion.



Amongst the celebrities to grace the house warming, include the likes of TV personality, Denrele Edun, Ghanaian actress, Juliet Ibrahim, and singer, MC Galaxy.

Dammy Krane comes for Wizkid...

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Key Questions Jonathan Must Answer On $2.1b Arms Deal Fund – SERAP

The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project, SERAP, has sent an open letter to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan seeking explanations from him on what he knew or had reason to know, on the alleged diversion and sharing of over $2 billion meant for purchase of arms to fight Boko Haram.
The letter dated 8 January 2016 and signed by SERAP executive director Adetokunbo Mumuni reads in part: “SERAP is sending you this open letter to seek explanations from you, as former President and Commander-in-Chief of the Nigerian Armed Forces, on what you knew, or had reason to know on the apparent diversion and sharing of the over $2 billion meant to purchase arms to empower Nigerian soldiers to fight Boko Haram.


“SERAP considers that there is enough material in the public domain to suggest that over $2 billion meant for purchase of arms to equip Nigerians soldiers fighting Boko Haram in the North East of the country was diverted and shared among high-ranging government and party officials under your watch as President and Commander-in-Chief of Nigerian Armed Forces.

“SERAP and indeed Nigerians reserve the right to pursue justice through appropriate national and international accountability mechanisms to ensure that everyone involved in this heinous crime is brought to justice in accordance with international standards of fairness.

“Is it correct to suggest that the budget of over $2 billion to purchase arms for Nigerian soldiers fighting Boko Haram in the North-East of the country was authorised by you or your office? In other words, did your former National Security Adviser (NSA), Col. Sambo Dasuki (rtd) seek your approval to collect from the Central Bank of Nigeria the over $2 billion meant for purchase of arms for Nigerian soldiers?” “If so, Nigerians would like to hear from you whether the apparent diversion and sharing of our commonwealth by your former NSAwas expressly or implicitly authorised by you.

“Is it then correct to suggest that the former NSA implements presidential decisions and not make them? If so, is it also correct to suggest that the apparent diversion and sharing of the over $2 billion meant for purchase of arms was a presidential-level decision and that you signed off on it?” “Is it not correct to suggest that yourAdministration acted on the basis that it was essentially unrestrained by international or Nigerian law in engaging in or encouraging the apparent diversion and sharing of the over $2 billion meant to purchase arms for Nigerian soldiers in order to protect them against attacks from Boko Haram and to enhance their ability to defend the territorial integrity of the country and provide security for its citizens?

“Assuming you did not directly order or authorise the apparent diversion and sharing of the over $2 billion meant to purchase arms for Nigerian soldiers, is it fair to suggest that you at least knew, or had reason to know, that your own former NSA was apparently involved in the heinous crime of corruption to wit: the diversion and sharing of over $2 billion meant to purchase arms for Nigerian soldiers; and did not take all necessary and reasonable measures in your power as Commander-in-Chief and President to prevent the alleged diversion and sharing of our commonwealth, as explained above?

“Would you accept that the apparent diversion and sharing of the over $2 billion was largely due to your failure to ensure: (1) that system was in place to ensure a transparent and accountable spending of budget for military operations in strict accordance with the standards of international law including the UN Convention against Corruption; (2) that any such system was operating in a continuous and effective manner; and (3) that violations of the standards were punished when detected by that system?” “After the apparent diversion and sharing of the over $2 billion was brought to your attention, did you take any step to refer your former NSA and all those involved in the diversion and sharing to appropriate anticorruption agencies to ensure that all those who were alleged to be responsible for this heinous crime of corruption are brought to justice?

“Would you agree that the apparent diversion and sharing of the over $2 billion meant for purchase of arms for Nigerian soldiers has seriously undermined the ability of the soldiers to defend themselves and fight Boko Haram; resulted in some soldiers being unfairly tried for refusing to fight without being provided with necessary arms; inflicted severe pain or suffering; and caused unnecessary loss of lives and displacement of law-abiding citizens?

“Would SERAP be correct to suggest that you, as President and Commander-in-Chief, knew about the authorization, apparent diversion and sharing of the over $2 billion meant to purchase arms for Nigerian soldiers, in the chain of command involving your former NSA and others?” “Would it therefore be correct to further suggest that your acts and/or omissions concerning the apparent diversion and sharing of the over $ 2 billion were such as to give rise to personal liability through command responsibility for the actions of your former NSA and others who worked under you?”

“Would you now, on the basis of the above, apologise to Nigerians for the apparent diversion and sharing of the over $2 billion and the catastrophic consequences for Nigerian soldiers and their families, including those who have lost their lives; those unfairly tried and convicted; and millions of displaced Nigerians?”
The group told the former president that Nigerians are eagerly awaiting his clarifications on the issues raised as well as his apology.

Who’s Next??? EFCC Raids Home Of Ex Custom Boss!!! 4 Things You Must Know About Him And The Raid

Officials of the Economic and Financial Crrimes Commission, EFCC earlier today besieged the Abuja residence of former Comptroller General of Nigerian Customs, ‎Abdullahi Dikko Nde, who is currently outside the country. With the spate of arrest, could he be next? Well, here are 4 things you must know about the raided man…

1. Just like Buhari, he is also from Katsina State.

2.  Nde became Comptroller-General of Customs on August 17, 2009 but resigned his appointment in August, 2015, four months after President Buhari came into office.

3.  When his help was reportedly sought by president Buhari ahead of the March 2015 presidential election, he was said to have shun Buhari because he was a strong supporter of President Jonathan.

4.  Sources claim he tried to enter Buhari’s good book as soon as Buhari won the election but that did not work out.
What do you say???

Photos: Bonang Matheba stuns in all white

The South African media personality wore this white dress by Gert-Johan Coetzee to an event in South Africa yesterday. See more photos after the cut...

Actor John Dumelo shares his views on how best to treat a woman

He shared his views on his Instagram page. Read below...

My view on how to treat women.
1.Don't compare your wife to other women. You don't know what their husbands are going through.
2. Never expose your wife's weakness to your family or friends or run to them whenever you have issues. Problems are best solved between you and your woman.
3. Don't think you are man so you can use intimidation, shout or violence to communicate your moods. Agreesive men don't make a happy home.



4. Speak gently and calmly to your wife. Never raise your voice at her, it demeans her and shows you think she is stupid.
5. Do your responsibilities as man...don't leave every to your woman.

6. Never blame your wife if she doesn't take care of the home everyday. She is swamped with house work and helping you raise the kids.

7. Don't be wasteful spending money on drinks, friends and extended family.The wife and children are your first responsibility.

8. Sex is also important to women. Her pleasure should be considered before your own.
9. Never compare your wife to your ex-girlfriends. If you loved them so much why didn't you marry them instead of your wife.

10. Never shout down your wife or challenge her in front of the children. The children are watching. They won't listen and obey her too.

11. Tell your wife she's beautiful even if you know she's looking normal. Women love compliment.
12. Don't forget that women also want attention and someone to share their thougts with. Never be too busy for your wife.
13. A prayerful man is a better equipped husband. Pray always for your wife and family. Don't leave the prayers to your wife.
14.Treat your wife like a queen. Buy her gifts, take her shopping and once in a while, cook for her.
15.Please don't forget your these anniversary dates. Wedding ,engagement,the first time you kissed. I beg you. These dates mean a lot to women. (Don't ask me why). I also don't know.
16. Your mother should not have the final say in your marriage. You married your wife, not you and your mother. Let her talk in her own husband's house.
17.There are 5 days each month that you have to say "I'm sorry", "yes baby" and "I love you" more than 7 times a day. That's when she's menstrating