NEW VIDEO: "Na So E Suppose Be" By Burna Boy

Burna Boy has added to the list of music to dance to by releasing another hot new video.
The hit song, 'Na So E Suppose Be', released under 'Aristokrat Records', is one of the best party tracks on the singer's latest album 'L.I.F.E' (Leaving An Impact For Eternity).
Watch video below;

Kanye West To Pay $250k To Boy Who Insulted Him And Kim

 

Kanye West has settled with the 18 year old kid who allegedly racially insulted him and Kim a couple of days ago for 250 thousand dollars.
TMZ reports that the young man who hurled racial epithets at Kim Kardashian has agreed to the civil settlement and won’t go forward with criminal prosecution.

AMAZING: 6-Year-Old Preacher Advices Popular Singer About Men And Her Relationships [VIDEO]

No one would ever think a child would be able to give advice on relationships until you see they see this video.
 
Singer and reality star K. Michelle got the best relationship advice ever given by a kid when she visited 6-year-old preacher, Mir Mir. Speaking with his southern preacher's accent, he left the singer open mouthed with his cute revelation on what her wedding day is going to be like after she finds the right man.
See video below;

Africa’s Next Top Model Runner-Up, Opeyemi Awoyemi Sizzles In New Hot Pictures

 

The runner-up of the Africa's Next Top Model, Opeyemi Awoyemi may not have won the competition, but she is surely taking away many positives from the contest. She is beautify and has the aura of a good and quality model, which she makes use of.

Opeyemi, having auditioned for Africa's Next Top Model Cycle 1, was chosen alongside 11 other girls from all over Africa to compete for the grand prize.

Legendary Singer Prince Sues His Facebook Fans For $22 Million

Prolific US singer/songwriter, Prince has instituted a lawsuit against 22 Facebook fans for posting links of his live concerts on their Facebook page and blogs without express authorization from him or his label.

If found guilty in court, the fans would face a damage claim of $22million. He filed the law suit at the Northern District of Carolina, USA.
Although the actual names of most of the defendants in the lawsuit haven’t been revealed and the websites named in the suit can no longer be accessed, the usernames identified in the lawsuit (like “PurpleKissTwo”) indicate that at least some of the targets are Prince die hard fans.

Fued Brews Between Online retailers Konga and Jumia!

Online retailers Konga and Jumia are at war! The fight is so serious that Konga is considering taking legal action against the owners of Jumia. Konga is alleging that Rocket Internet, parent company of Jumia has hijacked all look alike name to Konga.com and registered it to divert traffic to their own site, Jumia.com.

Rocket Internet registered Konga.cd for Cote D’Ivoire, Konga.cm for Cameroun, Konga.ly for Libya, Konga.mu for Mauritius and Konga.ma for Morocco. Others include: Konga.mw for Malawi, Konga.sc for Seychelles, Konga.sh for Saint Helena, Konga.co.ke for Kenya and Konga.co.za for SA.

What this means is that if Konga decides to set up shop in any of these countries, Rocket Internet has effectively deprived them of the benefit of domain localization.



The look alike sites were reportedly registered in June 2012 by Arnt Jeschke on behalf of Rocket Internet GmbH in Dublin.

Konga is now claiming that this development is affecting its effectiveness in over eleven countries including Nigeria, where it's major customers are.

The only option that they may have left would be to buy the domain names from Rocket Internet, for which, should Rocket Internet decide to sell at an exorbitant price, Konga may not be able to operate in that country as Konga.

Meanwhile sources close to Jumia.com claim Konga also registered a look alike name Jumai.com.ng which redirects to Konga. Konga claims they have since dropped the name.

In internet business, this practice is called cyber squatting and many countries haves enacted a law against it.

Konga founder, Shagaya, is said to be exploring means to seek legal redress against Jumia.com.

Konga.com and Jumia.com are presently the biggest e-commerce platform in this part of the world

Obama vows to close Guantanamo in State of the Union For the first time in years

 

President Barack Obama mentioned closing the military prison at Guantanamo Bay for the first time in a State of the Union speech since he took office.

“With the Afghan war ending, this needs to be the year Congress lifts the remaining restrictions on detainee transfers and we close the prison at Guantanamo Bay,' Obama said in his speech Tuesday, which largely focused on economic inequality. 'We counter terrorism not just through intelligence and military action, but by remaining true to our Constitutional ideals, and setting an example for the rest of the world.”