Beyoncé Sparks Pregnancy Rumors with Instagram Photo

Is Queen Bey pregnant? The superstar has sparked baby rumors once again with a new photo.
Beyoncé took to Instagram to post a pic of herself at the beach buried in sand. Her stomach is

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Top-7 Reasons Why Some Nigerian Ladies Will End Their Life Single

Being single probably is one of the top problems among Nigerian girls. But only some of them understand that the problem can be not only in men. They also can change something about their selves, if they don’t want to end up alone in a company of cuddly cats.

So here are some typical reasons you can easily give up, to reduce chances of being alone:

1. Celebrity gossips

For God’s sake, stop following fake celebrity gossips and watching reality shows as crazy. These things are fake in almost every case, and, as well as developing your stupidity, they may also form unnatural life priorities.

2. Doing charges

Even if you are a self-confident and independent Nigerian lady, don’t forget about learning to cook and doing home chores. Gender equality is a good thing, but it is not a reason to turn your house into a mess. And don’t forget that Nigerian men love good cooking!

3. Less makeup

Too much makeup is not doing good for you. The truth is that lots of men are indifferent to makeup. Many of them even don’t like it at all. So it is better to forget about high school and to look more natural.

4. Don’t give your number to any guy you can

Any man would disgrace if your phone rings often and you will be laughing and chatting with other guys. You may not be a playgirl, but a guy can think that you are.

5. Wrong presentation

Some Nigerian girls try to dress attractive, but it turns out that they are ridiculous. Your dressing style determines kinds of men who are attracted to you. Remember, not all clothes that look sexy are good for a seriously searching for a soul mate single lady.

6. Bad manners

When you want to look “attractive” or “hot” for a man, don’t think it can turn into something serious. Your wisdom, inner beauty and good manners are factors which make man stay with your, keep faithful and have long-term relations. If you rely only on your good appearance, don’t be surprised if a guy runs away after accomplishing his “evil” mission.

7. Too much advice from friends and relatives

Of course, family values a lot in Nigeria, but remember that it is you who are going to live with this person, NOT your friend or relative. Let them have their own life and you will enjoy yours!

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Brandy, Queen Latifah, MC Lyte, & Yo-Yo Reunite at BET Hip-Hop Awards

Brandy celebrated the 20th anniversary of her debut single with a white-hot performance at the BET Hip-Hop Awards 2014, which aired on Tuesday night.

Against an all-white set, the R&B diva reunited with Queen Latifah, MC Lyte, and Yo-Yo to perform

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Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick will
shortly be expecting their third bundle of joy. So you would have thought that
the celebrity couple would have gone for something a little more practical when
choosing a new set of wheels.

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Beyoncé, Jay Z, & Blue Ivy Visit the Louvre

After wrapping their “On the Run Tour” with two sold-out shows last month, the Carters returned to Paris this week. During their trip, Beyoncé, Jay Z, and Blue Ivy shut down the Louvre for a private visit. Bey has shared some candid photos from their trip to the famed art museum on her website.

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10 Inspiring Personalities Who You Should Follow On Twitter

Soraya Chemaly (@schemaly)

Chemaly has written about gender in politics, media, and society for the Guardian, CNN, TIME, the Nation and more. Many of her tweets give pause--and as a journalist on gender, race, and politics, the knack for finding new angles shows in her social media presence.

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President Jonathan: The 6th Richest African Leader, Worth At Least $100M

A US-based website, Richest Lifestyle, listed President Goodluck Jonathan of Nigeria as the 6th Richest African president.

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Michelle Obama reveals how her family maintains a balanced diet

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Every family has their own approach to maintaining a healthy lifestyle and good nutrition - and the Obamas are no different.

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I like to describe myself as a teacher, Hilda Dokubo

To some Nigerians, Hilda Dokubo is the queen of the screen whose contributions to Nollywood has fetched the movie industry the recognition it enjoys across the world today. In this interview with

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Nicole Scherzinger steps out in style

Nicole Scherzinger was rocking a pretty edgy look for a performance at the Marquee nightclub in New York. The singing sensation was at the club to promote her new single Run by performing at the venue.

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Ciara Strips Down and Flaunts Post-Baby Body

Four months after giving birth to her son Future, Ciara is looking hotter than ever. The R&B singer shed 60 pounds, and showed off the

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Why I Don’t Want To Live Up To 100-Years - Pastor Adeboye

Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, the general overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) has said he is not sure he wants to live up to a 100 years.

While delivering a sermon on the topic, ‘Longevity’ at the 60th birthday of Bishop David Oyedepo, the founder and president of Living Faith Church worldwide, a.k.a Winners Chapel, Pastor Adeboye said left to him, he would not want to be on earth for as long as 100 years because there was acrown of glory waiting for him in heaven.

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Baby Charlotte's first photo-op! Chelsea Clinton checks out of the hospital

 Former first daughter Chelsea Clinton checked out of Lenox Hill hospital in Manhattan this evening, three days after giving birth to a new baby girl named Charlotte.

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While fashionistas from around the world
have been admiring the clothes on the catwalk at Paris Fashion Week, celeb
spotters have been admiring the host of celebrities at the fashion celebration.

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BISHOP DAVID OYEDEPO @ 60: I’m simply grateful to God

Bishop David Oyedepo is a man of enviable reputation. Rated as the wealthiest preacher in Nigeria by Forbes Magazine, the Living Faith Church Worldwide (Winners Chapel) which he founded boasting no fewer than 6000 branches and its 50,000-capacity Church Sanctuary in Canaanland, Ota, Ogun State listed as the largest church auditorium by Guinness Book of Records, he is indeed an institution. To say of the estimated 160 mil­lion Nigerians, Bishop Oyedepo is one of the most celebrated, is a statement of fact.

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2Face’s Ascension becomes 12th world’s best selling album

Nigerian superstar Innocent 2Face Idibia is a happy man at the moment as his 6th solo album has been listed as one of the top selling albums in the world. According to Billboard Magazine, the two weeks old album which currently sell on online platform sits at number 12,  in the world album category.

The category is compiled based on top selling albums across the globe with a focus on sales data. According to the highly influential magazine, “Chart positions are usually determined based on key fan interactions with music, including album sales and downloads, track downloads, radio airplay and

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Eid al-Fitr in a conflict zone

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The waterway that runs through the city of Wenzhou, in southeastern Zhejiang province in China, turned bloody red leaving locals in a state of shock.

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BEWARE Ebola: The enemy at your door!

West Africa is gripped by the worst outbreak of Ebola Virus Disease (EVD)  in history. The deadly virus, which has over 90 percent fatality, could cross borders to more African nations and even Europe. Last week, Nigeria recorded the first ever suspected case of Ebola. What implications does this development portend for Africa’s most populous nation. What lessons do we learn from the outbreak in the sub-region?

By Sola Ogundipe

IS Ebola in Nigeria? Are Nigerians at risk of transmission the incurable disorder? No one could provide a definite answer to this question on Friday after the confirmation of the suspected case by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, Abuja, and the Lagos State Ministry of Health the previous day.

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