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OD 199x300 Spanking new video: Overdose – Drinks In A GlassThe video was shot in Lagos by Clarence Peters for Capital Dreams. And it features Cameo appearances from Tosyn Bucknor, NomoreLoss ,Terry Tha Rapman , Pherowshuz and , Mo Cheddah.

After 8 weeks of stiff competition amongst 10 contestants, Casey has been announced the winner of the second season of Glo Naija Sings.
On Friday, December 3, 2010 Casey was announced the winner of the Glo Naija Sings at the grand finale at the MNET Studios in Lagos; beating the other two finalists Rasine and Da brodas to the $100,000  (N15m) grand prize and a Toyota Rav 4.
Overwhelmed by excitement and disbelief, Casey fell flat to the ground as host Olisa Odibua pronounced him the winner while the disappointed Rasine and Da Brodas chickened out of the stage for the latest champion.
‘For me that I got to this top 3, I had won in many stages prior to this time; I had competed against myself; I got out of my comfort zone by performing songs by Fela with my R ‘n’B style; I had to conquer that phobia. Right now the competition is not over; I’m entering the industry so I’ve got more competition again. Everyone is expecting a successful musical career from me, something new; no one is expecting crap and that’s the task I have to live up to because I’m not going to make music for myself’, the diploma holder tells NET.
Casey whose new feat has just conferred on him an automatic Globacom ambassadorial position, has already outlined plans on where to channel the whooping sum his vocal dexterity and fortune have brought his way.
‘I intend to invest with the money and get back to school and take care of my family. I want to learn something in a music school. I just don’t want to win this money and disappear into thin air. I want to do something big in music that’s why I have a competition, challenge and serious work to do. I have to step up, from my packaging to the kind of music people want’, he added.
The resident judge Tosin Martins led all the contestants including the evicted ones on stage in an opening performance that left the studio audience screaming and applauding at intervals.
While anticipations were high as to who will be crowned the winner, Psquare was brought on stage to cool the tension which was visibly uncontrollable – Casey teaming up with Bez to perform Zuchidaya, Rasine teaming up with Tiwa Savage to perform Kele Kele Love while Da brodas collaboration with Wizkid for Holla at your boy soon made many forget that two of the contestants would be shown the way out for an eventual winner. 
However, Telecommunication giant Globacom has promised that all other evicted contestants will be taken on tour through different cities across the country and will be duly compensated.
‘We’ll ensure we support all other contestants and will be hosting them on our several tour across the country including the Rock and Roll Glo Show’, Globacom Executive Director(HR), Mr. Adewale Sangowawa assured.


Chidiebere Aneke and her twin sister, Chidinma, could easily pass for one of the few female actresses who have made a mark in Nollywood. Apart from acting, these delectable actresses are also producers.
With the Greenville Production International, the Aneke twins have carved a niche for themselves in the movie industry, producing about 18, and starring in over 50.
Recently, the Enugu State-born actresses were in Lagos, in connection with their new movie, entitled, Days of Blood and Sister’s Face. They spoke withSaturday Sun about their acting career and business of movie production, among others, with each taking on whatever question and answering for the two.
How did you start your acting career?
Our elder sister introduced us into acting in 2000. She took us to location, where Chiege Alisigwe was shooting a movie. We fell in love with what they were doing. Before we could join, we had an agreement with our elder sister that our studies won’t suffer because of acting. We promised that we would not go into full-time acting until our graduation from the Institute of Management and Technology (IMT), Enugu. I will say we started acting professionally in 2003, after our youth service.
What is your discipline?
We studied Business Administration and Management.
How many movies have you featured in?
They are uncountable, but I will mention the ones I can remember, like 2 rats, The Man, Oloja, Lagos Girls, Female Lion, Broken Ambition, Rude Girl, Desperate Soul, Ujuaku, Compulsory Risk, Secrete Blood, Holy Oracle, Personal Desire and many others.
Which role is your most challenging role?
There are many, but our most challenging was where one of us had to slap the other twin sister. We found it challenging because it had to be a real slap. Imagine when you are asked to slap someone you love; it was a difficult task for me. The role was then reversed and my twin sister played the part where she had to slap me. After she slapped me, she started crying and we cried together because we had hurt ourselves.
How many movies have you produced?
We have produced over 18 movies. The first movie we produced was entitled, Broken Ambition. Initially, we produced movies and sold outright, which actually contributed to the success of our films, both production and marketing. We also produced Female Lion, Mystery Ring and others.
We went into production because we didn’t want to work under anybody. We prefer to be self-employed. Even at a very tender age, we had dreamt of employing people. And we are very grateful to God that our hearts’ desires have been actualised. We also went into movie production to touch the lives of people, especially the needy. My bishop always tells us that life is not all about wealth or achievements but the number of lives one has affected.
How were you able to go into it, with the huge amount of money involved?
In fact, we don’t know how the money was realised, but we thank God for His mercies. The money we invested in our first movie was picked from miracle basket in our church. And we also received financial support from a stranger. In fact, the money wasn’t enough, since our destiny was linked up with the commission and the church was growing rapidly. I was almost moved to borrow from our church, but my sister declined, believing that God, who gave us the vision immediately after our Bible school, would supply all our needs. We are grateful to God that despite all the challenges, our films are selling massively in the market. And we are marketing our films to the glory of God.
What are the challenges you encounter in production?
Finance is the major challenge. During the production of our first movie, we starved ourselves, just to make sure we didn’t waste our resources. Waking up our casts in the morning is also challenging, but we are always grateful to Mama Gee, Abraham and the director, who are supportive. It is really challenging to get people who would allow us use their houses for location.
How much does it cost to produce a good movie?
It depends on the script. There is a script of N3 million, N2.8 million, N4 million and N5 million. So, it depends on the script. Every story is a good movie, but it is the ability to work on the story that counts. Though my idea may be different from yours, but that doesn’t mean that you wouldn’t work on it. You have to edit the story by calling script conference. And you make sure you produce the film depending on what was budgeted.
What has celebrity done for you? 
We are blessed. As twins, people give us support without us asking for it. I remember vividly during my youth corps programme. I featured in a flick, Lagos Girls. I received royal treatment at the camp, as a celebrity. Another experience is whenever we are on a long queue, we are asked shunt, as stars. So, we are enjoying stardom. It has affected our lives positively.
Are you still acting, since you are making money from production?
Acting is our career, while movie production is our business. We don’t want to do buying and selling, as we have passion for entertainment; so we decided to diversify into movie production instead of trading.
How do you keep fit?
We do abdominal exercise, aerobics and we diet to maintain our shape. We also eat a lot of fruits and vegetables.
As actresses, have you ever experienced sexual harassment? 
We have never experienced it. Since we started, we get roles without struggling for them. We attend auditing and come out tops. We also get roles from producers, who have watched our movies. In fact, we don’t know if such exists in the industry.
If you get married would you quit acting?
No! My husband has to accept what I’m doing. Since I was attracted to him as an actress, why would he want me to quit simply because I’m married to him? I can’t imagine myself working in a corporate organisation. I can’t be a housewife because I dislike staying in a place without moving. We are industrious twins and we hope to marry people who would appreciate us for who we are. Such husbands will see me as their sisters and not just their wives.
How would you assess the Nigeria’s movie industry?
We have actually made impact globally and internationally. The artistes, directors, producers and marketers have done well. If you watch the movies we produce, you will agree with us that it’s not what it used to be. The picture quality, customs, make-up and others are now sophisticated. It not easy to produce a movie in seven days, which is another dimension of the progress of the industry. We believe that before 2020, the industry would be the greatest in the world.
Who are your ideal men?
We like God-fearing men who will appreciate us, pamper us because we love to be pampered. Our ideal men are people who wouldn’t beat us for any reason. Also, our ideal men are people who have fear of God because with it, he wouldn’t be able to beat us cheat on us or lie to us.
Are you into any relationship?
Yes? But we don’t want to talk about our private lives.
Would you marry the same man as twins?
No! We pray to get married to twins, but God knows the best for us. If our husbands are not twins, we will always visit each other because the bond we share is stronger than life itself. And we pray to get married the same day.
How was your growing up experience?
It was so wonderful, with the love of our late father who always protected us. Whenever my twin sister fell sick, I also went on admission with her. In fact, growing up was memorable because we were treated the same way; we wore the same dresses and made the same hair. Whenever she had a cut, the same happened to me. In fact, whenever we remember some of the funny things we were doing as kids, we laugh over them.
What is the greatest lesson your mother ever taught you?
She taught us to be prayerful, respectful and to be humble. She always taught us to embrace peace because she is a very peaceful person. She taught us to be industrious and hardworking so that we wouldn’t depend on anyone.
Do you love your boyfriend, the way you love your sister?
No! If I’m in a relationship and she doesn’t like the man, I will quit the affair, because she will make sure the relationship ends. The same thing is applicable to her; if I don’t like her man, I would do everything within my power to destroy the relationship. I have never loved any man the way I love my sister.
Have you ever been embarrassed as an actress?
People almost beat me in the market after a role I played in the flick, Oloja with my twin sister, where Muma Gee was our mother. We maltreated her in that movie. So, when people saw me at the market, they rained abuses on me.
Would you act nude?
It depends on what you mean by acting nude. I’m an actress and it my profession. I can act nude, but it depends on the role. If I’m portraying a character that detailed on someone being nude at a point and not a pornography, I would, especially if viewers would learn something from it.
What would you like to be remembered for?
We want the underprivileged, widows and the handicapped to remember us for our kind heartedness and generosity. Because when you are privileged to gain fame and money, it doesn’t count when you continue buying luxury cars, living in a twin duplex without touching the lives of the needy. So, we are asking for the continuous blessings of God, to see us through our desires in life.
When was the saddest moment of your life?
That was in 1998 when we lost our father. It was like a dream because we couldn’t believe we’ve lost the bread winner of our family. And recently we lost our younger brother. Till date, we are still in stock of their death.
What is your philosophy of life?
Life is what you make out of it. You don’t have to see life as a difficult task; rather you strive to succeed. We don’t believe that you must struggle to survive because the Lord has assured us that every good and perfect gift cometh from Him and he will supply all our needs according to his riches. So, whenever you wake up, give thanks to God, because He sees your tomorrow.
What lesson would you say that life has taught you?
Life has taught us to be hardworking and respectful. To be successful in life, you have to be humble, because when you choose to be a proud person, you will definitely fail. Wherever you find yourself, try to put a smile on your face, no matter the weight of your problem, because you may be saving a soul with that smile.


Between Kings and Queens, Champions of our Time, Anchor Baby and Six Days to Christmas will be hitting the cinema soon to slug it out for the top spot in earnings at the box office. Between Kings and Queens which was produced and directed by Joy Dickson, a Nigerian based in America debuted in cinemas across the federation on Friday December 3 .
Same goes for Champions of our Time which was produced by respected filmmaker, Chidi Nwokobia. The two movies have two weeks to prove they are worth the cinema slot given to them by grossing maximum sales or they are yanked off for the much-patronized foreign movies which dominate our cinemas.
Anchor Baby, produced by Lonzo Nzekwe, a Nigerian filmmaker based in Canada has the toughest challenge in Six Days to Christmas, a movie produced by a Ghanaian veteran of sorts Shirley Frimpong-Manso. She’s also behind the commercially successful Perfect Picture (Three Virgins) a movie that carted home five awards during AMA awards not too long ago.
Between Kings and Queens questions the purpose of achieving happiness in a society that would in essence, contest this goal. Between Kings and Queens will make you laugh and cry. It features Jim Iyke (Nigerian), Nakia Burrise, DaJuan Johnson, Trenton Rostedt all from the US.
Champions of our Time tells the story of two exceptionally brilliant young girls from opposing ends of the social spectrum. They both nurse ambitions of becoming the next winner of the prestigious St. Flairs Foundation Quiz Competition.
However, their quest unravels a web of intrigue, high-stakes politicking, corruption in high places, and a culture of neglect and discrimination against the physically challenged amongst us. Segun Arinze, Joke Silva-Jacob, Ngozi Ezeonu, Ejike Asiegbu, Ayo Adesanya, Charles Inojie, Treasure Obasi and Feyisola Ewulomi, Paul Adams, Ejike Metu all proved their mettle in the movie.
Anchor Baby is the story of an illegal immigrant couple Joyce (Omoni Oboli) and Paul Unanga (Sam Sarpong) who have been ordered by the U.S. immigration to leave the country. They decided to leave, but only after Joyce, who is five months pregnant, delivers her baby in the U.S. This will guarantee automatic U.S. citizenship for their child. Ignoring the deportation order the couple goes into hiding. Later, Paul is caught and deported . This leaves Joyce to struggle on her own to accomplish their dream.
But bureaucracy keeps getting in the way of Joyce achieving her goal and just as she is about to give up hope, she meets Susan Backley (Terri Oliver), a married freelance writer who offers to help in the form of safe, free accommodation until the baby is born. With the help of her newfound friend, Joyce sets out to make the American Dream come true for her unborn child.
Anchor Baby features Nollywood star Omoni Oboli , Ghanaian Sam Sarpong, The Dedd Brothers and Canadian actress/songwriter Terri Oliver.
With Jim Iyke, Joke Silva, Omoni Oboli and Damilola Adegbite featuring in each of the movies, the competition is quite stiff.


Bad traderLately, Nigerian fashion police have been concerned about fashion wannabe’s like you. My jury wondered where you got the guts and effrontery to hatch this notorious plot in public . Well, we don’t blame you because an eyewitness during the court session said “na bad market cause am”. That only explains all this show of flesh. Pay a fine of N1 million and that dress will be
confiscated. We don’t
care how you’ll
get home.
How much?We’re so unhappy about this phenomenon called boob window dressing. My jury thinks we need to get our scientists to invent a new device that would keep wild and stubborn tits like yours in the corset. We’re sure we need a lot of funding for that and so you have been fined N2.5million,
so that the work
can start.
.
Unstable marketIt’s so obvious that your boobs were running helter-skelter during interrogation. We just couldn’t but wonder why they suddenly became uncontrollable. For flagrantly breaking the law, pay N2million fine.
Sales overWe all know how well you helped in re-defining and modifying the mini to suit your age bracket and to say the least we loved it. But my jury disagrees with you as you’ve refused to tame your underwear. For crying out loud, you shouldn’t be caught doing this at this age and we also think you are overdoing it. Section 234 of the mini act says “Don’t flaunt too much flesh when wearing a mini dress”. Considering your status, we will place you on probation for two weeks. In addition , you will be sent to every nook and cranny of Osun state where you would be mandated to
pull down all posters and billboards of
gubernatorial aspirants,
because the seat is
no longer vacant.
.
Public offer
Honestly, we don’t understand the purpose of your dressing . We were surprised to know this was a red carpet event and not a costume party. Flaunting all your assets without a public offer on the Stock Market is contrary to Section 467 of the style act. We hereby order you to tender a letter of apology to the NSE in 2,000 words and pay N1.5million
in addition.
Dozen priceFor crying out loud! Was Ariaria market in Aba on strike? Or are Aba textile dealers out of business? Those can only be your reasons for dressing like this. During cross examination, our prosecuting counsel told you to pick up a pen and when you did , hell was let loose . This case is adjourned till next month and until then, you’ll remain in our custody.
I rise!