D’banj launches Koko Mobile

Nigerian musician, D’banj recently launched Koko Mobile. The mobile phone is now available for purchase in various locations across Lagos and is sponsored by First Bank Nigeria.
The phone is currently priced at about N9,800 and has the following features:

OK! Mag to Launch in Nigeria as 'OK! Nigeria

British weekly celebrity magazine OK! is coming to Nigeria and will be named OK! Nigeria. It will begin publishing in Nigeria from July 2011. The brain behind this is UK-based entrepreneur, Alexander Amosu.
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CP-Africa's Interview with Seun Osewa, Founder, Nairaland

Nairaland.com has for some time now remained king of web traffic rankings among the top most visited websites owned by a Nigerian. At number 8 (based on the top 100 websites in Nigeria rankings by Alexa as of March 17, 2011), the online forum currently  outranks Twitter and Windows live in popularity in Nigeria and

The Machel Mandela Internship Programme @pambazukanews

 
The Brenthurst Foundation is inviting applications from young graduates for the newly established Machel Mandela Internship Programme, named in honour of former South African President Nelson Mandela and his wife Graca Machel. The Machel Mandela Internship programme aims to be

Meet Nigerian born singer, Emmanuel Uwechue, China’s rising pop star

Hao Ge (pronounced How Guh) is perhaps China’s most unlikely pop star: he is Nigerian, and he sings in Mandarin.

His real name is Emmanuel Uwechue, though he is better known by his stage name, which sounds like the words for “good song” in Chinese. Mr. Uwechue, 33, has developed quite a fan base, particularly among the children and middle-aged women who

I’m Still Married To My Dear Wife’ – Frank Edoho

‘Who Wants To Be A Millionaire’ TV show host, Frank Edoho has played down talks of any form of separation from his wife, TV presenter Katherine, emanating from reports saying

“Roaring Giant: Africa’s Economic Ascent” – The 8th African Economic Forum (AEF2011) at Columbia University

The 8th African Economic Forum at Columbia University in the city of New York will take place on March 25-26, 2011. With over 400 participants last year, the forum has grown to be the largest Africa-focused event on campus and seeks to highlight opportunities and challenges through stimulating discussion, insights and strategies for