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Dating is a true gauntlet. You joust your way through losers to find someone who seems worthwhile, only to soon find they pulled a disappearing act. Now, you are knocked flat and wondering why this person ghosted you. Or maybe, you have done the ghost for a legitimate reason, like a lack of chemistry or the inkling your date was not that nice a person. Either way, there are people who are actually more likely to ghost than others. Here is a look at the types of people who ghost most often so you know what to look for: 1. Tattooed baddies Okay, not every “wild child” has tattoos, but they might have other signs, like partying, drinking and drug use. They might be a real (or figurative) rock star. Though dates with these type of people are going to be a whirlwind of fun and spontaneity, it is most often one night and then you never hear from them again. 2. Male feminists Watch out for the “pro-choice” flag waving, pink pussy cat hat wearing men out there who think attending o

In what is an unprecedented move in England, a man has been found guilty of deliberately infecting people with the HIV virus. Daryll Rowe, a hairdresser, attempted infecting 10 men he met on Grindr with HIV, succeeding in 4 cases. According to Telegraph, he was, on Wednesday, convicted of five counts of grievous bodily harm with intent, and five counts of attempting to do so. Rowe had reportedly told his victims that he was HIV negative, pushing that they have unprotected sex. Whenever the victims insisted on using a condom, Rowe would reportedly tamper with the condoms, causing them to rip. He’d later send mocking text messages to the men, telling them he had infected them with HIV. “Maybe you have the fever. I came inside you and I have HIV LOL. Oops!” one of the men said Rowe texted him. Rowe was reportedly diagnosed with HIV in 2015, and refused vaccination for common illnesses HIV-positive patients are susceptible to. He also refused antiretroviral drugs which s

Odumewu Debbie Sunmisola popularly known as “PINKIDEBBIE”, is a 22-year-old renowned dance performer, exhibitionist and media influencer in the Nigerian entertainment industry. Debbie, who is a graduate of policy and strategic studies from covenant university, started honing her dance skills at the age of 6. She draws her inspiration from her mother whose support for her work has been unwavering. Debbie is an achiever and has demonstrated this time after time as evident in her impressive laurel winning streak of 4 years. She continually pushes boundaries and was just recently the 2nd runner-up in the Etisalat break free 24hr dance challenge as well as the last female dancer standing. Debbie is attempting to break the Guinness book of world record for longest dance by an individual by dancing for 7 days. The world record currently stands at a 5-day dance marathon. In respect to the record-breaking attempt, Debbie is formally soliciting for media partnership and support from your

Famed as Africa’s male Barbie, Idris Okuneye aka Bobrisky, never shies away from controversies. In spite of the criticisms against his personality, the 25-year- old beautician is resolute on living his life the way he wants, writes OLAITAN GANIU. Controversy over arrest by Police Following the news of the ‘arrest’ of Nigerian internet personality and beautician, Idris Okuneye aka Bobrisky, for allegedly proclaiming himself as gay, the police have cleared him. “I don’t know about the arrest, and the command did not arrest him,” the Lagos State Acting Commissioner of Police, Edgal Imohimi, said on Wednesday. “He does not have any problem with the command. Ask him who arrested him.” More so, the Police Public Relations Officer for Zone 2 Command, Onikan, Lagos, SP Dolapo Badmos, also denied the arrest of the cross-dresser. She said, “I am not aware of the arrest. Maybe he was arrested somewhere else.” On Tuesday, the internet was awash with stories of the

Nigeria to the world! DMW Boss Davido emerged the winner of the “Best African Act” category at the 2017 MTV EMAs which took place this night. Davido who was announced the winner ahead of the show, beat out Wizkid, Babes Wodumo, C4 Pedro, Nasty C and Nyashinski. It has surely been a “Fia” year for Davido. See full list of winners below: Best Song Clean Bandit – Rockabye ft. Sean Paul & Anne-Marie DJ Khaled – Wild Thoughts ft. Rihanna, Bryson Tiller Ed Sheeran – Shape of You Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee – Despacito (Remix) ft. Justin Bieber Shawn Mendes – There’s Nothing Holdin’ Me Back – WINNER Best Artist Ariana Grande Ed Sheeran Kendrick Lamar Miley Cyrus Shawn Mendes – WINNER Taylor Swift Best New Dua Lipa – WINNER Julia Michaels Khalid KYLE Rag‘n’Bone Man Best Pop Camila Cabello – WINNER Demi Lovato Miley Cyrus Shawn Mendes Taylor Swift Best Video Foo Fighters – Run Katy Perry – Bon Appétit ft

FOR including him in his rants in an interview online, foremost rapper, Michael Stevens has called out his colleague in the industry, Blackface. In a Facebook rebuttal, Ruggedman said that he feels sad having to respond to Blackface but artistes to whom he has always tried to set a good example would understand. “I am and will always be a fan of your one and only album ‘Ghetto Child’ that had some conscious tracks in it,” he wrote. “By the way, I am sure you are not blind and can see that Nigeria is still not as great as we want. So why aren’t you singing everyday about it like you said you expected me to keep doing about artists copying? “Every time I read about you on social media you are complaining and ranting. If your people around you won’t tell you the truth I will. You are beginning to look like a sad, jealous, washed up artist who can’t keep up with his fellow artists. Like you can’t make music anymore.” Tackling Blackface’s claims that he wrote certain songs wh

The 2017 edition of the All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) held last night in Lagos with a host of African stars converging at Eko Hotel & Suites for a night of music and felicitations. Nigerian acts Wizkid, Simi, M.I, Tiwa Savage, Ycee, Orezi, 2Baba all got awards with Wiz taking home winning 3 awards on the night – Song of the Year, Artist of the Year & Best West African Act (Male). See full list of winners below: Best Central African Act (Male) – Locko Best Central African Act (Female) – Montess Best East African Act (Male) – Eddy Kenzo Best East African Act (Female) – Nandy Best Southern Africa Act (Male) – Emtee Best West African Act (Male) – Wizkid Best West African Act (Female) – Tiwa Savage Best African Collaboration – Alikiba feat M.I – “AJE“ Best Artist in African Rock – Gilad Millo (Kenya) Best Artist or Group in African RnB & Soul – Alikiba feat. M.I – “AJE“ Best Artist or Group in African Contemporary: DJ Tu

According to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America, anxiety is the most widely spread mental disease in the United States that affects 18.1% of the population or 40 million adults each year. Whether you suffer from panic attacks or you simply worry too much all the time, it is time to learn how to deal with your constant worries. 1. Exert control When you worry too much you have to make a choice. Would you allow your worries to control your behaviors, feelings, and overall life? Or, would you take a confident control over them? You have this choice and you have enough strength to make it. Do not let those fears and impulses to dominate you. Practice self-control on a daily basis to gain more confidence and strength so that you could handle your worries faster the next time they hit you. 2. Separate logic from emotions Never make any serious decisions when you fail to tame your worries. The emotional arguments can make you do the things that you will regret later.