"In this blackberry generation, I strongly believe that we need a leader with a BB pin come 2011 election. BB pin in this politcal therein means a leader that will be accessible to the grassroot."

Those where the words of Chukwudi Ezeagwa (a.k.a Shakar El Swagger) a Nigerian songwriter and performer based in the UK.

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Terry Tha Rapman, the MC, the lyricist, the guy that gets behind the mic and does his rap thing is set to release his first rap album in May 2010.

Terry Madaki, popularly known as "Terry Tha Rapman" will release the new album titled "Boys Are Not Smiling" through his own label, Mega Entertainment.

In his words, Terry Da Rapman said:

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Long-relegated to theme parks and carnival side shows, 3D films had become a rather tacky blast from the past.

Usually consisting of a patchwork of different clips, 3D films relished in showing huge tarantulas, streams of running water and beautiful blossoming flowers.

Designed to give audiences a cheap thrill, 3D movies also became synonymous with the flimsy red and green glasses that everyone had to wear.

More discerning movie audiences could have...

By Nmachi Jidenma

How many Nigerians are there on Facebook? Not as many as you think. The latest Facebook demographic data, as of February 3, 2010, indicates that there are about a million Nigerians on Facebook (less Diaspora).

Compare this with South Africa with 2.3 million, Eqypt with 2.5 million and Morocco with 1.3 million (all less Diaspora). Some might argue that one million is a big enough number. Yes it is. But not when it is analyzed side by side with population...

By Nmachi Jidenma

Nigerian twitter aficionados on twitsville are familiar with efforts at making #lightupnigeria a trending topic on twitter…

I must confess, I am new to the twittosphere and while I am not yet a Twitterholic, I am nevertheless fascinated by the obsession (…?) and passion devoted to bumping the #lightupnigeria movement to the top..

I have observed several tweeps tweeting #lightupnigeria repeatedly but alas, somehow, this worthy movement...