Ibinabo Fiberisma,OJB,Ngozi Nwosu,Segun Arinze And Other Nigerian Celebrities Rock ''Celebrity Praise Night''.[More Pictures Inside.]

Celebrity praise night held on Sunday March 2014 at the Lagoon Restaurant, Lagos.
It was a time of praise, worship and prayers. There was music, dancing, comedy, preaching and a lot of other activities.
The event is a night designed for people in the entertainment industry to gather and pray against sudden death,illnesses etc.
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Ibinabo & Fred Amata's Daughter Turns 6.

In case you have not heard,that relationship between Fred and Ibinabo was blessed with a baby girl and that baby girl is 6 today!Christened Zino Amata,Zino's birthday will be celebrated with her family in far away London, United Kingdom, where she resides with her elder brothers.
Zino was last spotted with her parents in Nigeria at several events that included the AGN event in honour of Omotola Jalade Ekeinde’s achievements and Miss Earth Nigeria. See more photos of her below:read more

Actors Guild Of Nigeria's President Ibinabo Fiberesima Stops Tribute Night For Departed Veterans.

The President of the Actors’ Guild of Nigeria (AGN), Ibinabo Fiberesima has disclosed that the Guild will no longer hold Tribute Nights for the deceased actors or its dead veterans any longer. The former beauty queen revealed this while speaking with journalists in Lagos some weeks ago.

The Rivers State-born jewel stated further that it was becoming a habit in the industry to celebrate those who have put a lot into the movie industry and the entertainment industry generally after they must have gone to the world beyond, adding that she is not happy about such attitude.

Ibinabo stated this following the refusal of some members of the guild to key into her health scheme, which she promised to introduce during her inauguration in November 2012 at Club Rumour, Ikeja, Lagos.

“We are not doing Tribute Night anymore,” Ibinabo told newsmen. She stressed the need for actors to register for the health insurance scheme introduced by her through which they can get free treatments anywhere in Nigeria.

She urged members of AGN to support the scheme, while promising to do more to improve the welfare of AGN members.