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Top Nollywood Actor Wedded Secretly

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As the year is getting to an end, many single celebrities are rushing to change their status. Nollywood fine actor Blossom Chukwujekwu joined the league of married celebrities as he had his traditional marriage on Saturday December 19, 2015. Chukwujekwu married his long time girlfriend Maureen Esisi in a low key traditional ceremony. The wedding was attended by close friends and family members who shared their photos on their Instagram. Congratulations to the new couples. Blossom who made the nominee list of the 2016 Africa Magic Viewers Awards in the best actor in Drama category had once said that he does not mind playing the role of a homosexual in movies.

Kourtney dating Bieber and PDiddy's son- Gossip

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Kourtney was seen hanging out with 24 year old Quincy Combs, who also happens to be Diddy’s son despite hooking up with Bieber multiple times recently. Kourtney Kardashian is giving her fans enough reasons to keep up with her love life. The 36-year-old reality star stepped out with another younger man last week as rumors continue to swell up about her secret affair with pop star Justin Bieber, 21 The pair were snapped in Quincy’s car in Los Angeles, with the mother of three riding shotgun. But according to eye witnesses they weren’t entirely alone. An unidentified female friend sat in the backseat. Thirty Mile Zone (TMZ), Los Angeles reports that the outing was completely platonic. Their families have allegedly been friends for years and sources claim they were just grabbing a bite to eat.

CBN stop the use of ATM cards abroad

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THE Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) ordered commercial banks early on Monday to stop customers from using their debit and credit cards abroad. Following the latest development, banks are beginning to communicate the apex bank’s directive to customers through emails, noting that it is a “temporary measure”. The directive, which takes effect from January 1, 2016, will no doubt affect access to foreign online retailers. The measure is seen as part of Federal Government’s efforts to obstruct the flow of foreign exchange out of the country following the intense pressure on the naira in the past week, crossing an all time high of over N280 to the dollar. Already, the naira on Friday strengthened against the dollar after weeks of free fall at the parallel market, gaining N10 to exchange at N270 to a dollar. The development, which has created huge forex debts with banks’ international financial partners, has forced many DMBs to stop their customers from using their Automatic Tell