Jane Chima

Kim K inspires me Kim Kardashian-West inspires me. Yes, you read that right. She has made a lot of mistakes, keeps making mistakes and then owns up to them. You know that there are people who will never acknowledge their mistakes, right? I remember when she was pregnant with North and came to Nigeria to host one of Darey’s shows. I also remember Nigerians dragging her on Social Media for calling us monkeys. That story was fabricated but she still came out to tell us with respect that she loved her time in Nigeria. She does not care what people think about her mistakes or her past but she uses their thoughts/actions against them. She also makes money from the negativity… How cool is that? I am not an obsessive fan like the Beyhive but I love giving credit to whom credit is due. Kimye and Taylor when the going was good...Pic from Vox.com After having an eventful weekend in which a contender for Mr. Chima(lol) told me that we(meaning that I did, after all his stupid ...

Oh yes, they are. they are an inspiration for youngsters of today whose interests are in Afro hip-hop. Recently, they were nominated along with M.I, etc, for the BET  10th Annual Awards as the best international acts. Yes, BET for B lack E ntertainment T elevision. Naturally, I'm happy that Nigerians are getting recognition as they should, but I gotta give it to P-square . A few weeks ago, they were awarded the highest award in Africa, in music, at the Kora Music awards  as the Best African Act. To be fair, I've had a crush on the both of them particularly Peter ever since there first classic hit "Last night". Their moves and grooves always keeps me at the edge of my seat. The release of the "Senorita" video kept me entralled and couldn't stop many of us fans, from loving them more and more. Since 2003 till date, P-square has released a total of four(4) albums which has garnered them lots of fans, fame, nominations and awards nationall ...

It is very hard to state the import of Michael Jackson in the world and in Music in general. I've never had to talk or write about what Michael Jackson meant and still means to me. I have his life and death dvd at home which I play everytime I get. I've loved MJ before I got into my teens. It was his good looks that i loved the most. Next was his dance steps. I was amazed at how a person could be revered as a king. I had no idea there were other musicians. Billie Jean was still making waves and Black and white couldn't seem to stop. This was in middle nineties, when his bad press and controversies started . When I had that a group was planning to bring him to Nigeria, I was elated. I envisioned him as a prince coming to his hometown which he'd left long ago. Not many weeks later, a neighbour told me that my "boyfriend" had to "bleach his skin" to become a white man because he hated the black colour. I was furious. I couldn'...