KCee's "Limpopo" has been nominated as one of the Most Gifted Dance Video in the 10th Channel O Africa Music Video Awards which comes up on Saturday Nov. 30, in Johannesburg, South Africa. Below are some fun facts about KCee that you will love to know...

First Gig on Stage: Star Quest
Ritual before going on stage: Praying
Most Embarrassing Moment on stage: My mic stopped working
Shoe Size: 43/44
Height: 5ft 9in
Allergies: Garlic
Phobia: Poverty
Favorite Color/Number: White/1
Role Model: Nelson Mandela
If not Music, what other profession: Football
Favorite Show Performance of all Time: Music Fest Palma Mallorca
Favorite Musician of All time: Michael Jackson
Hobby: Gaming
#TeamBiggy or #TeamTupac: Tupac
Number of music features or collaborations: 11
First studio ever recorded in: Dolphin Studios
Music industry crush: Rihanna

Governor Orji Congratulates Winner of Gulder Ultimate Search

Abia State Governor, Chief Theodore Orji, has congratulated Dennis Okike for emerging victorious at the just concluded 10th edition of the Gulder Ultimate Reality Show.
In a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Charles Ajunwa, Governor Orji who expressed joy over Okike’s victory thanked him for doing his state proud at the competition.
According to him, his resilience, courage, determination and hard work which he noted are trade marks of Abians, contributed to his success.
He therefore enjoined other youths in the state to emulate Mr. Okike’s foot steps noting that his latest achievement has put Abia State on the word map.\

NFF pays Keshi part of his outstanding salaries

NFF Media Director, Ademola Olajire, has confirmed that coach of the Super Eagles, Stephen Keshi, has been paid part of his outstanding salaries.
Keshi has not been paid for the last seven months, a revelation that sparked criticisms from many quarters.

“The coach has been paid part of his outstanding salary, and the Federation is working hard to pay him the rest as soon as it is possible to do so,” Olajire told KickOffNigeria.

Mesut Ozil Set To Anger Arsenal Fans

  Mesut Özil caused some chaos amongst Arsenal fans after their 2-0 Capital One Cup loss to Chelsea. The German started on the bench but came on and after the game, he confronted Jose Mourinho and offered the Portuguese his short.
Mourinho was the man who bought Özil to Real Madrid and the spent the last three years mentoring the young German before Mourinho moved to Chelsea and Özil to their London rivals Arsenal.
After the game, Özil was asked why he gave his shirt to the Chelsea manager to which the 24-year old replied.

Akhigbe’s body arrives Nigeria on Saturday

The body of late former Chief of General Staff, Vice-Admiral Mike Akhigbe, will arrive Nigeria on Saturday. Nigeria’s Consul-General in New York, Amb. Habib Habu had disclosed this to reporters on Thursday. He said that, the corpse would leave New York on Friday night for Nigeria.
“Earlier on Friday, a church service in honour of the former Naval chief will take place at the Holy Family Church located at 315E, 47th Street in New York,’’ habib further revealed.

TUC tells FG to end ASUU strike

The Trade Union Congress (TUC) on Friday called on the Federal Government to take measures to end the four-month-old strike by Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU).
This call is contained in a statement signed by Mr Musa Lawal, the Secretary General of the union, in Abuja.
ASUU had embarked on strike to protest against the non-implementation of 2009 agreement
reached between the union and the Federal Government.
The TUC said the union was disturbed that in spite of protests and appeals by parents, students, market women and others, government had not shown concerned about plight of the students.
“TUC is again appealing to government to address this critical issue that bothers on our collective future as a nation.

Police disrupts pro-Oduah protest in Abuja

With the final hearing on the controversial purchase of two BMW bullet-proof cars for the Aviation Minister, Princess Stella Oduah concluded Friday, a group of Nigerian women took to the streets of Abuja yesterday, to challenge the various agitations by some Nigerians who have been calling for the sack of the Minister over the ongoing saga. In what could be termed a solidarity march, the women had asked a pertinent question on whether Ms. Oduah was the only Minister who has ever acquired a bullet-proof car in the country.
The women, numbering about 50 stormed the Federal Secretariat, chanting solidarity songs, displaying different placards with inscriptions such as “Leave Stella Oduah alone,” “Stella has transformed the aviation sector.”