Ooops!! Susan Peters Joins The Train Born Again

Am sure the heaven will be so happy for The Nigerian popular actress, Susan Peters, who has just surrendered  her life to Christ. The diva has equally join the likes of Nollywood actresses & actors that have turned born again Christians: Pat Attah, Ernest Asuzu, Eucharia Anunobi,Rita Nzelu, Liz Benson,  Kanayo.O.Kanayo, Zack Orji, to mention but a few, who are now preaching the word of God.
My question is "Has she really surrendered herself to God wholeheartedly? or She just join the train in disguise? hmmm.

Dj Switch Won Glo X Factor 24Million Naira

 The talented lady, Obianuju Catherine Udeh popularly known as Dj Switch, has emerged the winner of Glo X Factor, also won herself a whooping $150,000 prize money (₦24 million), brand new SUV car and a recording contract with SONY music.
Congrats Babes!!!!!!

Nigerian Wins World Muslim Beauty Pageant

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JAKARTA  (AFP) – A Nigerian woman tearfully prayed and recited Koranic verses as she won a beauty pageant exclusively for Muslim women in the Indonesian capital Wednesday, a riposte to the Miss World contest that has sparked hardline anger.

The 20 finalists, who were all required to wear headscarves, put on a glittering show for the final of Muslimah World, strolling up and down a catwalk in elaborately embroidered dresses and stilettos.

But the contestants from six countries were covered from head to foot, and as well as beauty they were judged on how well they recited Koranic verses and their views on Islam in the modern world.
After a show in front of an audience of mainly religious scholars and devout Muslims, a panel of judges picked Obabiyi Aishah Ajibola from Nigeria as the winner.

While the event in a Jakarta shopping mall paled in comparison to Miss World on the resort island of Bali, in which scores of contestants are competing, Ajibola was nevertheless overwhelmed.

Upon hearing her name, the 21-year-old knelt down and prayed, then wept as she recited a Koranic verse.

She said it was “thanks to almighty Allah” that she had won the contest. She received 25 million rupiah ($2,200) and trips to Mecca and India as prizes.

Ajibola told AFP before the final that the event “was not really about competition”.

“We’re just trying to show the world that Islam is beautiful,” she said.

Organisers said the pageant challenged the idea of beauty put forward by the British-run Miss World pageant, and also showed that opposition to the event could be expressed non-violently.

Eka Shanti, who founded the pageant three years ago after losing her job as a TV news anchor for refusing to remove her headscarf, bills the contest as “Islam’s answer to Miss World”.

“This year we deliberately held our event just before the Miss World final to show that there are alternative role models for Muslim women,” she told AFP.

“But it’s about more than Miss World. Muslim women are increasingly working in the entertainment industry in a sexually explicit way, and they become role models, which is a concern.”

Hosted by Dewi Sandra, an Indonesian actress and pop star who recently hung up her racy dresses for a headscarf, the pageant featured both Muslim and pop music performances, including one about modesty, a trait the judges sought in the winner.

The pageant, which also featured bright Indonesian Islamic designer wear, is a starkly different way of protesting Miss World than the approach taken by Islamic radicals.

Snowballing protest movement

Thousands have taken to the streets in Indonesia in recent weeks to protest Miss World, denouncing the contest as “pornography” and burning effigies of the organisers.

Despite a pledge by Miss World organisers to drop the famous bikini round, radical anger was not appeased and the protest movement snowballed.

The government eventually bowed to pressure and ordered the whole pageant be moved to the Hindu-majority island of Bali, where it opened on September 8.

Later rounds and the September 28 final were to be held in and around Jakarta, where there is considerable hardline influence.

But there are still fears that extremists may target the event — the US, British and Australian embassies in Jakarta have warned their nationals in recent days of the potential for radical attacks.

More than 500 contestants competed in online rounds to get to the Muslimah World final in Indonesia, one of which involved the contenders comparing stories of how they came to wear the headscarf.

The contest was first held in 2011 under a different name and was only open to Indonesians, Shanti said, but after the media began comparing it to Miss World, it was rebranded as a Muslim alternative to the world-famous pageant.

Because of its popularity, organisers accepted foreign contestants this year for the first time, with Iran, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Brunei, Nigeria and Indonesia represented.

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i-Level Nite Celebrates Fliptyce

After a successful hosting of turn-table wizard, DJ Slam last month, the monthly i-Level Celebrity Nite continues next week with famous music producer, Fliptyce.

This month’s i-Level Nite is scheduled to take place at i-Level Lounge, Avis Bus Stop, Ogba, on Friday, 27 September and will host Fliptyce, an international music producer who has worked with the likes of Akon, P-Square, Faze, Bracket, May D, Terry G and many others.

 

The event is a double celebration for Fliptyce, who will mark his birthday same time. Artistes that will honour him with performances at the club on that day are include Jaywon, Minjin, Dammy Krane, Danny Young, El-Phlex, YQ,  Shaka EL, ODwooD, Yemi Alade and Az-Flow.

 

According to Fliptyce, “I’m really looking forward to that day, and I’m happy that a lot of my celebrity friends have promised to honour me with their presence. It is going to be fun as I will seize the opportunity to surprise people with my singing prowess as well.”

 

i-Level Nite, which is powered by Square Image Associates, SIA, is targeted at celebrating entertainment personalities who has contributed their quota to the growth of the industry. It is also a platform to showcase new artistes to the consciousness of the public.

Super-producer, Fliptyce stamped his indelible imprint on the music scene in 2009. He has worked with P-Square, Akon, Faze, Bracket, May D, DJ Zee, Dammy Krane, Yemi Alade, Krys (France) YQ, BlackFace, Artquake, Op1(USA) and many more.

He’s signed to So-Fly Music Group (SMG), using SoFly as a signatory tune in most of his productions. Fliptyce is also a talented singer, composer, writer and a record producer. He also runs sound engineering and music production school. His delight is still to blow the listener's mind and make them move to the beat.

On the personal side, he’s a geologist and a motivational speaker. He produced Ojutiwon for Danny Young in 2009 and My Girl featuring KEL and legendary Paul Play. In 2011, he produced Chop My Money for P-Sqaure, he produced 7 tracks for FAZE in his newly released album titled REFAZED including smash hit singles AM IN THE MOOD AND NKEM. Fliptyce also produced ILE-IJO for MAY-D and also his newly released single SO MANY TINZ.

He worked with PASUMA WONDER and DAMMY KRANE on LIGALI. Terry G, a producer who hardly jumps on other producers beat, did feature on a track Fliptyce produced for YQ titled SANDALILI. Fliptyce has also produced several tracks on LKT'S debut album.

He produced a welcome back song for BLACK FACE, a former member of Plantashun Bois titled EMOTIONS (featuring faze). TERENA GROOVE for the Alanta creator ARTQUAKE featuring a prolific rapper VECTOR, SME SME for KLEVER JAY (feat Faze) and Sweet R&B song for BRACKET titled TIME. Fliptyce is also working with American producer and a rapper, OP1.

 By. Bayo Adetu

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