Naija Invention! Keke Napep with LCD TV and Sound System!

I saw dis and couldn't help but post it too! Really hilarious...hehheheheehe. Naija! We are crazily creative!
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Another Nollywood Actress Says On Nudity; My Body Is My Laptop!

Sylvia Oluchi, Nollywood's fast-rising actress and winner of Best Rising Star at the June 2012 Nollywood Movies Awards for her role in Bent Arrows seems to have no holds barred when it comes to using her body.
In an interview with BestofNollywood recently, she was asked if there's a limit to what she can do on set as regards nudity in movies and she said:

''I don't have any boundaries because my body is my laptop. Others have their laptops and files, what I have is my body and voice, Even the concept of nudity, I don't have any problems what so ever, but it has to make sense, if it enriches the story and is done tastefully, I mean sometimes you can see nudity been done for a good reason, like in the west, they could take off their clothes to protest. Like I said, I don't have problem with nudity, I just want it to make sense''.

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Ladies, Be Warned! Lagos Bans Mini Skirts!

According to Vanguard news….

Lagos State Government has banned all forms of dresses that expose breasts, coves and other sensitive parts of the female body, saying "they are indecent."
This was contained in a circular issued by the State Head of Service, Mrs. Josephine Williams to entire Ministries, Departments and Agencies, MDAs, dated February 7, 2014.
Vanguard gathered that the decision was taken as a result of worsening cases of indecent dressing among the state government female public servants.
The circular however urged all Directors of Finance and Administration, DFAs, to immediately move against indecent dressing .
The circular, with the reference number CIR/HOS/14/Vol.1/022, said similar directive was issued through the HOS in 2005 in a circular number 113 mandating public servants to dress properly and decently to the office and official functions portray the good image of the state government.
The government in the circular warned that it would begin to take drastic and punitive measures against recalcitrant public servants who flout the directive.
The circular added "It has however been observed with grave concern that some officers have not been complying with this directive. The noticeable non-compliance of some officers to this directive should henceforth stop as the extant civil service rules and regulations on proper and indecent dressing still subsist and will be applied accordingly on flouters".
The HOS listed what is contained in the new dress code for female workers and that skirts that are above the knee should not be worn by public servants.
Williams explained that if female public servants must wear trousers, such trousers should neither be tight nor revealing any sensitive part of their body and must be worn with a jacket.
She also said that gowns to be worn by female public servants must be of knee level, moderate slit, not sleeveless and not body clinging, adding that if native attires must be worn, they must be worn completely.
The government also reeled out dress code for male public civil servants, administrative officers must wear suit and tie as professionals.
The junior and clerical staff they said should wear shirts and trousers and French suit while complete native wear is allowed for all cadres of public servants.
Williams affirmed that,"As a matter of necessity, all Directors of Finance and Administration are hereby enjoined to ensure that officers within their purview adhere strictly to moderate and decent dressing.
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