This is a LIB exclusive. Actor and movie producer Desmond Elliot is contesting for Lagos State House of Assembly in 2015 under the APC. Some of you may not know this, but Desmond is from Lagos state. See what he plans to do when elected into office after the cut...

Culled from Linda Ikeji

I knew this already! Nigerian movie producers seem to take advantage of every situation in the country to make a movie out of it and now, they have started making movies on the dreaded Ebola Virus disease.

It was just a matter of time before heartless Nigerian movie producers who, for the lack of depth, take advantage of every situation to come out with some run of the mills movie. And just like we predicted, they have latched onto the outbreak of the Ebola Virus Disease in the country to come out with a movie on it.

Just like they did with the unfortunate killing of four students of the University of Port Harcourt by the Aluu Community and the kidnapping of female students of the Government Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State, by the BokoHaram sect, a movie production outfit, Times Gate Production International, has come out with a movie entitled Ebola, apparently on the dreaded EVD.

Is this a case what is called in local parlance, 'Naija no dey carry last?

In a chat with source , Jim was not willing to speak on anything about his relationship but rather , gushed more about his business ventures and others.

He said that , he is more focused on his business ventures than anything else and he has not abandoned Nollywood, rather it’s the other businesses that is hindering him from accepting more scripts in Nigeria, He also noted that he will be off the line in Nollywood for long…

Jim added that he felt after over 10 years of being in the movie industry , he wants to concentrate more on his businesses and establish properly before going back to school.

We hope to see you soon on Tv cus we missed your rough moves a lot….

A host of Nigerian bloggers, quick to post any rumour without elementary check, were at it again Monday, announcing with relish, the ‘death’, of famous, iconic Yoruba author, novelist and Nollywood script writer, Adebayo Faleti like they wrote a false news about Don Jazzy's death which he later debunked his death rumour (See).
On Nairaland, Nigeria’s leading site, one Marioking announced the author’s death at 11.10 a.m on Monday, and even went ahead to compose a poem  for him in a mix of Yoruba and English:
The exit of a cultural icon!
Gbogbo ọmọ Yorùbá ekú ìdèlé,
“Ẹyẹ kò dédé bà lè òrùlé”
Adieu Baba Adebayo Faleti!!!

Thereafter, there were sympathetic comments, on the old man’s alleged transition. The rumour however was exploded by a statement from the Adebayo Faleti Foundation and a logger, who said he had spoken with a relation of Faleti, who confirmed that he is alive, ‘hale and hearty’.
“Adebayo Faleti is much alive, hale and hearty…..Please, let all bloggers be warned of false information that the renown Literary writer and Actor, Adebayo Faleti is dead all in the name of generating traffic…Any caught blogger will suffer legal penalty…Be warned of defamation of character….”, wrote the Foundation.
But the announcement had already gone viral and bloggers persisted in spreading the rumour. Olorisupergal  posted it,  announcing  that the 84 year old writer , died after some illness.” Veteran actor,poet and writer,Adebayo Faleti is dead”, the blogger reported. But as at this morning, the post has been  yanked off.
Some of the bloggers were however a bit cautious in reporting what turned out to be yet another wild rumour on the worldwide web.
Faleti, born  on  26 December 1930 in Agbooye in Oyo State, western Nigeria. He largely educated himself, as a young person, growing up. But  in 1966, he attended the University of Dakar in Senegal and obtained a Certificate of proficiency in French Language and Civilization. Two years later, he graduated from the University Of Ibadan, Nigeria with an honours degree in English. Later on in 1971, he attended the Radio Netherlands Training Center in Hilversum, Holland in 1971 and received a certificate in Television Production
He is a distinguished  poet, writer and author. He is also known for being a successful Yoruba translator, a broadcaster, TV exponent and a pioneer of the first television station in Africa, Western Nigeria Television (WNTV).  He has successfully published a dictionary that contains the formal or official use of Yoruba names. He has received many awards, both locally and internationally. His awards include the national honour, Officer of the Order of the Niger (OON). the Festival of Arts award with Eda Ko L’aropin (1995) and the Afro-Hollywood Award for Outstanding Performance in Arts (2002).

As it sound so sad to hear the news that Joan Rivers is dead, her daughter Melisa Rivers expresses her grief of her mother's facebook page https://m.facebook.com/joanrivers

"It is with great sadness that I announce the death of my mother, Joan Rivers. She passed peacefully at 1:17pm surrounded by family and close friends. My son and I would like to thank the doctors, nurses, and staff of Mount Sinai Hospital for the amazing care they provided for my mother.

Cooper and I have found ourselves humbled by the outpouring of love, support, and prayers we have received from around the world. They have been heard and appreciated.

My mother's greatest joy in life was to make people laugh. Although that is difficult to do right now, I know her final wish would be that we return to laughing soon." - Melissa Rivers

May her soul rest in peace...

Actor Saint Obi might not have been acting lately, but he definitely has his hands on something else. According to his reps, the one time popular actor just acquired a 2014, G65 AMG Mercedes Benz which cost him nothing less than $292k(N48m).

According to findings, not up to 10 people in Nigeria drives this German beast specially built for the nouveau-riche.

Obi’s G Wagon, BITurbo, boasts of a specially constructed V12 engine and is also bullet proof.

BIG Congrats to him!

ebola-virus-close There was pandemonium, Thursday, at the Federal Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki, over rumoured presence of an Ebola patient in the hospital. The false alarm led doctors, nurses and patients to scamper out of the hospital premises, according to report from The Nation It was gathered that a doctor in the hospital raised the false alarm while treating a patient who was manifesting symptoms similar to Ebola. “As we speak I have left the hospital and there is serious tension and panic there. Though, we are yet to confirm the report, but I believe it is not Ebola,” a doctor who spoke on condition of anonymity said.

Read more at: http://www.today.ng/news/fear-of-ebola-doctors-nurses-flee-federal-teaching-hospital-abakaliki-as-suspected-patient-arrive/

ebola-virus-close There was pandemonium, Thursday, at the Federal Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki, over rumoured presence of an Ebola patient in the hospital. The false alarm led doctors, nurses and patients to scamper out of the hospital premises, according to report from The Nation It was gathered that a doctor in the hospital raised the false alarm while treating a patient who was manifesting symptoms similar to Ebola. “As we speak I have left the hospital and there is serious tension and panic there. Though, we are yet to confirm the report, but I believe it is not Ebola,” a doctor who spoke on condition of anonymity said.

Read more at: http://www.today.ng/news/fear-of-ebola-doctors-nurses-flee-federal-teaching-hospital-abakaliki-as-suspected-patient-arrive/

ebola-virus-close There was pandemonium, Thursday, at the Federal Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki, over rumoured presence of an Ebola patient in the hospital. The false alarm led doctors, nurses and patients to scamper out of the hospital premises, according to report from The Nation It was gathered that a doctor in the hospital raised the false alarm while treating a patient who was manifesting symptoms similar to Ebola. “As we speak I have left the hospital and there is serious tension and panic there. Though, we are yet to confirm the report, but I believe it is not Ebola,” a doctor who spoke on condition of anonymity said.

Read more at: http://www.today.ng/news/fear-of-ebola-doctors-nurses-flee-federal-teaching-hospital-abakaliki-as-suspected-patient-arrive/

ebola-virus-close There was pandemonium, Thursday, at the Federal Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki, over rumoured presence of an Ebola patient in the hospital. The false alarm led doctors, nurses and patients to scamper out of the hospital premises, according to report from The Nation It was gathered that a doctor in the hospital raised the false alarm while treating a patient who was manifesting symptoms similar to Ebola. “As we speak I have left the hospital and there is serious tension and panic there. Though, we are yet to confirm the report, but I believe it is not Ebola,” a doctor who spoke on condition of anonymity said.

Read more at: http://www.today.ng/news/fear-of-ebola-doctors-nurses-flee-federal-teaching-hospital-abakaliki-as-suspected-patient-arrive/

ebola-virus-close There was pandemonium, Thursday, at the Federal Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki, over rumoured presence of an Ebola patient in the hospital. The false alarm led doctors, nurses and patients to scamper out of the hospital premises, according to report from The Nation It was gathered that a doctor in the hospital raised the false alarm while treating a patient who was manifesting symptoms similar to Ebola. “As we speak I have left the hospital and there is serious tension and panic there. Though, we are yet to confirm the report, but I believe it is not Ebola,” a doctor who spoke on condition of anonymity said.

Read more at: http://www.today.ng/news/fear-of-ebola-doctors-nurses-flee-federal-teaching-hospital-abakaliki-as-suspected-patient-arrive/

ebola-virus-close There was pandemonium, Thursday, at the Federal Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki, over rumoured presence of an Ebola patient in the hospital. The false alarm led doctors, nurses and patients to scamper out of the hospital premises, according to report from The Nation It was gathered that a doctor in the hospital raised the false alarm while treating a patient who was manifesting symptoms similar to Ebola. “As we speak I have left the hospital and there is serious tension and panic there. Though, we are yet to confirm the report, but I believe it is not Ebola,” a doctor who spoke on condition of anonymity said.

Read more at: http://www.today.ng/news/fear-of-ebola-doctors-nurses-flee-federal-teaching-hospital-abakaliki-as-suspected-patient-arrive/

ebola-virus-close There was pandemonium, Thursday, at the Federal Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki, over rumoured presence of an Ebola patient in the hospital. The false alarm led doctors, nurses and patients to scamper out of the hospital premises, according to report from The Nation It was gathered that a doctor in the hospital raised the false alarm while treating a patient who was manifesting symptoms similar to Ebola. “As we speak I have left the hospital and there is serious tension and panic there. Though, we are yet to confirm the report, but I believe it is not Ebola,” a doctor who spoke on condition of anonymity said.

Read more at: http://www.today.ng/news/fear-of-ebola-doctors-nurses-flee-federal-teaching-hospital-abakaliki-as-suspected-patient-arrive/

ebola-virus-close There was pandemonium, Thursday, at the Federal Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki, over rumoured presence of an Ebola patient in the hospital. The false alarm led doctors, nurses and patients to scamper out of the hospital premises, according to report from The Nation It was gathered that a doctor in the hospital raised the false alarm while treating a patient who was manifesting symptoms similar to Ebola. “As we speak I have left the hospital and there is serious tension and panic there. Though, we are yet to confirm the report, but I believe it is not Ebola,” a doctor who spoke on condition of anonymity said.

Read more at: http://www.today.ng/news/fear-of-ebola-doctors-nurses-flee-federal-teaching-hospital-abakaliki-as-suspected-patient-arrive/

An unconfirmed report has claimed that the actress may be planning her second wedding secretly.

According to a report, Nollywood star actress, Funke Akindeleaka Jenifa, may be planning a hush-hush wedding which is set to hold next month.

If this turns out to be true, then it would be the celebrity's second attempt at married life, after her first marriage toKehinde Almaroof Oloyede hit the rocks in 2013.

Here is how Daily Times NG is reporting the news: 

"Once bitten, twice shy is the case of Nollywood actress, Funke Akindele, who report has it that she's planning a secret wedding with her new lover.

The actress we heard, although wants to give marriage a second thought, however, is keeping her plans hush hush to avoid another mishap.

We heard she is now engaged to this guy who stays in the UK, and the wedding will quietly hold next month.

The lucky guy we learnt, is crazy in love with Funke, showering her with loads of attention, affection and gifts.

Their affair started shortly after she left her first marriage."

The actress has not commented on this, so it's safe to say the news is just a rumour for now.

What do you think about it? Share your thoughts in the comments box below