Big Brother back on TV :

 BIG Brother fanatics will be pleased to know their favourite show will be back on screen on May26. DStv channels 197 and 198 will be the home of the reality show for 91 days and will see 28 contestants compete for $300000 (about R2775000).
Season 8 of Big Brother Africa has been named The Chase and will see the contestants from 14 countries competing against each other under Biggies' watchful eye.
Nigerian TV and radio personality IK Osakioduwa will be back as the host but the contestants will only be announced when the show starts.
South Africa's Keagan Petersen won the last edition of Big Brother Africa and the show not only made him a millionaire but also a household name.
"This season audiences can expect a show encompassing suspense, emotions, drama, fun, excitement and quite possibly, as we have seen in previous seasons, a little romance," said M-Met Africa managing director Biola Alabi.

Wizkid wins African Artist of the Year

                           In the just concluded Ghana Music Awards, Wizkid fell giants; beating super hot artists P-Square, Iyanya, Davido, Flavour  and D-Banj to win the African Artist of the Year award.
Star Boy Wizzy was present to receive his award too, the young hit maker had traveled to Ghana along with his team – EME execs Banky W, Tunde Demuren, Star Boy Entertainment manager Godwin Tom, producer Maleek Berry and official EME DJ, DJ Xclusive.

Wizkid posted the picture of the award on his Instagram profile.

R2Bees were the men for the night, with the duo racking up 5 awards, including Ghanaian artiste of the year.

The awards were hosted by Kofi Okyere Darko (KOD) and songstress Eazzy, with performances by E.L., Banky W, Fuse ODG, and many more.

#Winners:
Gospel Artiste of the Year – Nicholas Omane Acheampong.

Reggae Dancehall Song of the Year – Toffee Pon Tongue’ by Kaakie.

Hi-life Song of the Year – Odo by R2Bees.

Afropop Song of the Year – Antenna by Fuse ODG.

Hiphop Song of the Year – Makaa Maka by M.Anifest.

Hiplife Song of the Year – Life (Walahi) by R2Bees.

Hiplife/Hiphop Artiste of the Year – R2Bees.

Hi-life Artiste of the Year – Afriyie.

Gospel Artiste of the Year – Herty Borngreat.

African Artiste of the Year – Wizkid.

Female Vocal Performance – Efya.

Male Vocal Performance – Knii Lante.

Rapper of the Year – M.Anifest.

Best Collaboration of the Year – Kano Seyaa by Herty Borngreat and Trigmatic.

Group of the Year – R2Bees.

Best Music Video of the Year – Lonely by Chase.

New Artiste of the Year – Kaakie.

Album of the Year – Something Else by E.L.

Vodafone Most Popular Song of the Year – to Life (Walahi) by R2Bees.

Artiste of the Year – R2Bees.

The awards took place at the La Palm Hotel in Accra.

Chinedu Ikedieze loses dad

The actor made the announcement on his BB a few minutes ago. He said his dad died this evening.