Pop star, Wande Coal, has said he is open to criticism from fans and critics alike. Speaking with press men recently, Wande said even though people thought his career had died, good criticism from journalists kept him going. “You know there was a time people said maybe my career had died all this things motivated me I like good criticism. All my friends they don’t suck up to me the say I think you are looking too black, that is what I like it’s not easy to cope with them.” Wande who recently released his sophomore album titled Wanted, dismissed reports that he had stopped dancing and doing freestyle. “The song I made in Ghana with R2Bees blew, that was my first time freestyle.” READ ALSO: Check Out Top Celebrities Performing For Final Felabration 2015 Tonight He also said he does not charge for collaborations and explained why he did the collaboration with Pato Ranking. “As long as your song is good. My woman my everything was free. Free song. Why I jump on that song was...
After you have spent time looking for the hidden panda on every optical illusion and solved puzzles that were totally awesome, maybe it’s about the right time to get some serious brain teasers and test how your mind works. This may seem like a random stuff, but hey, you will soon realize that solving this can actually benefit you in the future. Look at this photo. Yes, I know these are a bunch of cut up watermelons. And they sure are yummy (one of my diet buddies). But what I want you to tell me is that, how many watermelons are in the photo above? This is serious. The picture looks confusing and really tricky, and suddenly, you will find that you are counting how many watermelons are there. Well, by using my problem solving skills and a bit of research to help explain to you the correct answer, this is what I’ve got. First off, we’ll start with the not-so-complicated counting – the watermelon halves. If we have 4 halves, meaning to say, we got 2 whole watermelons there, corre...
Premium African menswear brand Vanskere unveils its Afropolitan three piece SS17 collection. The collection comprises of the brand's Afropolitan three piece concept, which simply implies two tunics and a pant, which is a shift from the norm of a tunic and a pant. A view at the collection reveals a shift from the brand's signature colour palette and geometrical patterns to a combination of