Photos from stars at the exclusive premiere of Wives On Strike

These are more photos from the premiere of Omoni Oboli's movie, Wives on Strike, which held in Lagos yesterday. More photos after the cut..

Red Carpet photos at iHeartRadio Music Awards 2016

The 2016 iHeartRadio Music Awards was a star-studded ceremony that took place at The Forum in Inglewood, California. There were stars like Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez, Zendaya, Demi Lovato, Karrueche Tran, Omarion, Meagan Good, Chris Brown, Keke Palmer and a host of others. More photos after the cut...

 

Adorable photos of Wizkid's second son

Isn't he adorable? As shared by Wizkid's second babymama, Binta on her snapchat account. See more screenshots after the cut...

Blac Chyna's mum goes off on Kris Jenner, threatens to fight her

Blac Chyna's mum who is visiting her daughter in California took to her IG page to complain that the Kardashians haven't asked to meet her despite knowing their children are in a relationship and knowing she's in town.  She threatened to fight Kris Jenner  and asked her to wear sketchers and not high heel shoes to the fight. Read her post below:

Peter Okoye shares sexy pic from a shoot

...and it looks like he's forging ahead with Mr P...

RMD Looking Fresh and Fine in All White Outfit

The veteran actor is sure ageing with grace, looking effortlessly handsome as always..!

Petrol Subsidy Returns: Presidency retains official pump prices

The Federal Government has recommenced the payment of subsidy on petrol as it subsidised the commodity by N5.84 for every litre of premium motor spirit consumed in Nigeria.

It also announced that the current official pump prices of petrol would remain at N86 per litre when purchased at filling stations run by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation and N86.5 per litre when sold at outlets operated by other oil marketers.

Subsidy on petrol was stopped in January after the review of the pricing template by the government.

The government further said the lingering petrol scarcity would end within few days.

Figures from the pricing templates of the PPPRA released on Saturday, showed that the Federal Government was paying N5.84 as subsidy on every litre of petrol sold at non-NNPC filling stations.

The PPPRA is the agency of the Federal Government that regulates the prices of white products — petrol and kerosene, across the country.

According to the agency, the Expected Open Market Price of petrol for non-NNPC stations as at April 2, 2016, was N92.34 per litre, against an official pump price of N86.5 per litre, leaving an under-recovery or subsidy of N5.84 per litre.

Similarly, the template for NNPC-run stations showed that the government was paying N5.80 per litre as subsidy, as the EOMP for outlets in this category was N91.80 per litre as against an official rate of N86 per litre.

The EOMP is the actual cost of petrol without subsidy and comprises of the landing cost of the product as well as its subtotal margins like transporters charge, admin fee, dealers cost, bridging fund, etc.

On the retained pump price of petrol, the Acting Executive Secretary, PPPRA, Mrs. Sotonye Iyoyo, said, “The agency is retaining the retail prices of N86.00 for the NNPC, and N86.50 for the other marketing companies. The pump price of household kerosene also remains unchanged from what it was in the last quarter.

“Therefore, marketers are advised to ensure that there is no price distortion in their respective retail outlets. PPPRA, however, shall continue to monitor the global oil market performances, and come up, at appropriate time, with reasonable changes consistent with the newly-adopted price modulation principles.”

Afrocandy Again? Releases Hot Bedroom Photos

This woman and her ways though... it's stuffs like this that's making our young girls think that they can do and act however they like, after all 'mama' is also doing it. Sigh! See more photos...