If you recall, when asked why he wasn’t seen at the Dubai wedding of 2Face, Blackface said
““I no dey go where I no dey invited!” Blackface said
in local language, Pidgin. “But I wish them all they
wish themselves!”
Well Tuface who was a guest on ChannelsTv’s
Rubbing Minds said when asked….
“I actually invited Blackface for my wedding.”
When asked about being listed on Channel O/
Forbes list of Africa’s most bankable artistes
On the Forbes list, nobody asked me for any
information, I don’t know their criteria. I work really
hard for my money and I won’t apologise for that

I think it is no more a news that BlackBerry Messenger in a matter of weeks, possibly this month, Black will be available for download on Android phones and Apple’s iPhone. The news came alive when Samsung mobile been reported to be running adverts to spread this news in a few different African countries during the last Manchester United vs. Chelsea match. The advert briefly appeared on Samsung Ghana’s YouTube account before being taken down.

Blackberry  CEO, Thorsten Heins, at the BlackBerry Live conference in May,  had earlier made the announcement that BBM which had been the major attraction to Blackberry phone, apart from the pride of owning one, was to become a multi-platform application. Now, the company has offered some insight as to why it is making this move. According to a Wall Street Journal report, BlackBerry might decide to spin off one of its divisions.
BlackBerry is trying to determine whether it should spin off its BlackBerry Messenger service to a separate company, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, citing people who claim to have knowledge of the plans. The newly formed company would be known as BBM Inc., according to the Journal’s sources.
As BlackBerry faces the prospect of potentially having to part out its more valuable assets for sale, BBM is a natural opportunity that comes to mind, and the recent decision to take the messaging platform to both iOS and Android makes a lot more sense once one considers that it means diversifying the brand prior to a potential sale.
The possible BBM spinoff comes after BlackBerry announced that it had appointed a special committee to explore “strategic alternatives” for its ailing option. BlackBerry claims to be open to any and all options, including selling its operation to another firm.
Since its inception, BlackBerry Messenger has been one of the favourite applications for BlackBerry users worldwide, and perhaps the only reason why many had chosen to buy the phone. The app allows users to instant-message with other BlackBerry users without paying text-messaging fees.
“You can make the argument that BlackBerry has more to gain by encouraging BBM network growth once it starts offering stuff on multiple platforms, including ones that don’t have fast-dwindling user bases, and that it stands to gain additional revenue from those users via marketing or potential commercial services made available to BBM in the future,” suggested Techcrunch writer, Darrell Etherington.
He adds that the real reason to open up BBM may be “to put some shine on the apple at this stage of the game; accomplishing the kind of growth needed to make BBM a sustainable business would be tough in the face of other messaging applications like WhatsApp, but you can still inject a fair amount of value for a prospective buyer by offering something that is platform agnostic.”
BlackBerry is experimenting with one-to-many broadcasting via BBM Channels, and the Wall Street Journal said Blackberry is looking into building desktop applications as well. The report also states that a cross-platform BBM has been tested internally for as long as three years, which means this was definitely held back as a last resort until it was clear BlackBerry-only BBM wasn’t going to mount a return to positive growth.
The launch of BBM for iOS and Android appears even more imminent, as BlackBerry had accidentally published user guides to its website. The guides explain in detail how the app will function, how to get started, and other features.
At launch, Heins had said that only messaging and group features will be available, but promised that the rest of BBM will eventually make its way to the Android and iOS versions including screen sharing, BBM voice, and the newer BBM channels.

Tonto Charity Dikeh, also known as Tonto Dike (born June 9, 1985) is a Nigerian actress and singer from Rivers State and is of the Ikwerre tribe. Dikeh, is from a family of seven,She is one of the popular figure in the Nigeria movie industry.Tonto who is often categorize among the Nollywood prettiest actress can be said to be a lover of gadgets as she poses with some of her gadgets....Do you think Tonto can have a savings despite what she spend her money on?