Thursday, April 9, 2015

Christina Milian tugs Karrine Steffan's wig after she said she'll never stop seeing Lil Wayne

I don't understand how a woman will be comfortable sharing a man with 4/5 other women. Earlier this week, author and former video vixen Karrine Steffans famously known as Superhead, who has been dating Lil Wayne non-exclusively since 2007, gave an interview to VladTV pledging her undying love for him. She said she'll never stop seeing Lil Wayne, even when she's in a relationship. That anybody who wants to be with her must contend with the fact she will continue to see and sleep with the rapper.
Well, that didn't go down well with Weezy's current main girl Christina Milian. When a fan Tweeted Christina asking what she thought about Karrine's interview, Ms Millian pulled Karrine's wig...lol.


Classic shade tactic. Score one for Christina. Watch Superhead's interview below...it's buzzing in the US

MI, Audu Maikori, Jesse Jagz pictured together for the first time in years following Jesse's return to Choc City

The big announcement was made yesterday. Jesse Jags returned to his old label, Chocolate City, after leaving in March 2012. Not only is he back, he's returning with his brothers MI and Iceprince on a new track titled Summertime. The song marks his return to the Audu Maikori led label, after a 3 year absence. See more photos after the cut...

Cooperative "Wonder Bank" Disappears With Customers Deposit In Kwara State

Scores of people in Kwara State who claimed to be customers of Ayonitemi Cooperative Business Finance, on Tuesday as early as 7am, besieged the premises of the bank alleging that they had been defrauded by the firm.



The wonder bank is located at Oniyangi, near the Emir Road, Ilorin, the Kwara State capital.

Many of the customers, most of them weeping, told PUNCH Metro they had lost substantial amount of money which they deposited in the finance house. They stated that they had been promised mouth watering financial offers if they made deposit in the bank.

Many of them spoke on the condition of anonymity to avoid being made subject of mockery by
people who might know them.

One of them said she received information to come on Tuesday to collect her money which she had been depositing in the bank for many months. She claimed to have invested about N1m in the bank without her husband’s knowledge and consent.

    “I have been depositing money in the bank for some months. They promised that they will not disappoint us. They told us that they were from Kwara State and they had no other place to run to. So, I was convinced that this bank was real. I did not even inform my husband of my transactions with them. Unfortunately, they disappointed us and ran away.”

Some other victims claimed to have lost money ranging from N100,000 to N450,000. Some of them later descended on the office of the firm and carted away office furniture and items, including electronics.

Efforts to get the reaction of the officials of the bank proved abortive.

The Kwara State Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Ajayi Okesanmi, said the command had not been briefed that about the alleged fraud by the bank.