who is the richest nollywod actress

Ini Edo is considered one of the most famous Nigerian actresses. She can be proud of her career with current estimation about 200 movies she starred in. Ini Edo was also appointed as United Nations Habitat Youth Envoy for her philanthropic deeds.

Ini Edo’s early life

Ini Edo was born in Akwa Ibom state. Her mother was a teacher, while her father was a church elder. Therefore, her parents were strict to her, as she was the second of four children in the family. She got her secondary education in Cornelius Connely College in Calabar. Her Diploma in Theatre Arts she got from the University of Uyo.

Ini Edo’s career

Ini Edo’s career as an actress started in 2003 with the debut movie Thick Madam. The fame came to her after releasing The Word Apart. Since then she acted in more than one hundred movies and now she is said to be one of the highest-profile actresses in Nollywood.

Ini Edo’s net worth

Ini Edo is considered one of the highest paid actresses in Nollywood. She is also a part of many endorsement companies. She was an ambassador of Noble Hair that provided her millions of Naira. Another her endorsement contract was with Slim Tea Nigeria that also provided few millions of bucks. One of her longest contracts was with GLO brand (2006-2016). It had lasted for ten years. Ini Edo won numbers of various awards in the movie industry. All these achievements provided her the overall net worth of more than 60 million Naira.

A few years ago she became an owner of a house in Lekki. Ini Edo’s house in Lekki costed seventy million Naira in 2014. Owing to her famine touch Ini Edo’s mansion is now costs more than 80 million Naira. Ini Edo’s new house was bought shortly after her divorce.
Ini Edo’s Cars

Ini Edo loves her cars. She has at least three super expensive cars, like a Brand New Mercedes G-Wagon G-65 for forty millions of Naira, Range Rover SUV and BMW X5.

Fans worry about wizkid health after seeing a video of him and an American rapper p-diddy

Fans have been worried sick over Wizkid’s health after a
video of him and American rapper, Puff Daddy surfaced on the airspace. Wizkid
hung out with the American rap sensation and decided to post the video of their
timeout online.

Contrary to the expected likes and complimentary comments he
possibly expected from fans, he got a shocker, as over ninety percent of his
fans were more concerned about the state of his health than whatever he was
trying to show them. Perhaps Wizkid wanted his fans to know that he was balling
with Puff Daddy. But fans saw something else.

As seen in the video, Wizkid looks lean and sick. According
to fans, a star of his magnitude (which the kind of money that he has) should
not be looking like an impoverished HIV patient. Wizkid looks too lean in the
picture that the famous American rapper was masked by his leanness, as that
turned out to be the only visible thing to his fans.

Consequently, fans have advised him to cut down on his
marijuana intake and pay more attention to his health which is fast
deteriorating and could break down at any given point. Take a look at the
video. Does Wiz look sick to you too?

Wall street finally taught mark zuckerberg the lesson he deserved

Facebook stock finally tumbled last week after a long stretch of unresolved privacy issues.

This week Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg finally got the whack across the nose that many had hoped Congress would give him back in April.

The social-media giant’s stock price took a spectacular nose dive Thursday after the company forecast a slowdown in the rate of new user sign-ups. Analysts reckon Facebook’s limp response to the European Union’s recently enacted digital privacy laws also soured investors on its near-term financial future.

While Zuckerberg spent the first half of 2018 listening to but not really hearing complaints about how Facebook mishandles user data, it’s a good bet he’s listening now. All told, Thursday’s trading vaporized $119 billion of the Menlo Park, Calif., company’s market value. That’s roughly the equivalent of the gross domestic product of Kuwait.

Public patience with Zuckerberg’s often unconvincing — and at times duplicitous — statements about the heroic lengths Facebook goes to protect user data appears to have come to an end. A rolling tide of revelations this year about persistent privacy breaches has eviscerated Facebook’s credibility on the issue. People have been logging off in droves.

Facebook has long claimed that its mission is to develop social infrastructure and — *gag* — build community. That no longer passes the giggle test. What they really want to do is follow people around the Internet, collect and organize what they learn and sell that information to the highest bidder.

To the three people who don’t realize it already: Facebook doesn’t think of you as the customer; they think of you as the product.

Congress raked Zuckerberg across the coals this spring. It made for satisfying viewing but ultimately came to nothing. No one in Washington appears up to the task of regulating America’s favorite time-waster.

Now the market has done what government failed to do — discipline Facebook for its bad behavior. It was the largest one-day stock drop ever and the most epic price correction in the history of Silicon Valley, an industry that knows a thing or two about making investors’ money disappear.

Facebook is far from the only tech company with delusions of grandeur

Zuckerberg himself took a $15.4 billion hit to his net worth. The general attitude seems to be that he had it coming. Somebody, somewhere, had to cut the hoodie-clad 34-year-old down to size.

Like all the digital economy’s most respected entrepreneurs, Zuckerberg never had much time for questions about his motivations or intentions. From the beginning he cultivated a rules-don’t-apply-to-us culture. Whether it was the sudden, unannounced changes to the site’s layout or the frequent sneaky tweaks to your privacy settings, Facebook seemed to have a policy of ignoring all criticism and ploughing ahead. Their motto said it all: Move fast and break things.

The Facebook crew was smarter than the crowd. They were more productive and could see further. They could imagine a future that most people weren’t creative enough to conjure or sharp enough to engineer. Speed was an invaluable asset and destruction the price of progress. Whether the public bought into their particular vision of the future was of no concern.

Facebook is far from the only tech company with delusions of grandeur. “We don’t believe in limits,” Apple CEO Tim Cook is fond of saying. “Apple has made products for years that people didn’t know they wanted and now they can’t live without.” That’s certainly true, and impressive, but you don’t need an MBA to see how an industry with that attitude could end up a little too convinced of its own invulnerability.

The Silicon Valley success narrative is as familiar to us now as a Greek myth. The hero, also known as the founder, goes off into the wilderness to meet his destiny. Everyone tells him the task he has set for himself is unachievable — it can’t be done. He does it anyway and is rewarded with glory and wealth beyond imagining.

Proving the cynics wrong is an integral part of the tech visionary’s hero journey. But the Greeks knew what the Silicon Valley founder cult apparently hasn’t considered — pride goeth before the fall. The road runs out for everyone.

Move fast and break things worked for a long time. It stopped working Thursday.

Facebook’s comeuppance is often what befalls companies that perceive their mission to be more grandiose than simply delivering a great product at a fair price.

As the economist Milton Friedman said, “A corporation’s social responsibility is to make as much money as possible while conforming to the basic rules of the society, both those embodied in law and those embodied in ethical custom.”

Maybe Mark Zuckerberg should make that Facebook’s new motto.

Google launches free Wifi hotspot to 10 million nigerians

Google just launched a new network calledGoogle Station. Google station has been created to provide free Wi-Fi hotspots in Nigeria, as part of the efforts to decrease the level of low internet users in Nigeria.

The free Wi-Fi hotspots in Nigeria, is being made possible by the partnership between Alphabet Inc and a Nigerian fiber cable network provider, 21st Century. The free Wi-Fi Hotspots will be made available in Lagos, Kaduna, Rivers state, Oyo state, Enugu and Abuja.

Google Station, will make the Wifi Hotspot available to over 10 million Nigerians currently residing in the nation. According to Google Vice President, Anjali Joshi, “Google is doing this because Internet has the potential to transform Africa completely”. He also added that, “They are rolling out the service in Lagos but the plan is to quickly expand to other locations”.

As we now know that the free Wi-Fi Hotspots will be available in 6 states in Nigeria with Lagos super-heading the charge. Reports say that over 200 sites in Lagos and the five other states, will have the free Wi-fi Hotspot between now and 2019.

Many Nigerians will appreciate this kind gesture by Alphabet Inc, as their vision to help Africa, especially Nigeria to provide free Wi-Fi hotspot.

How to get the 9mobile 1GB for N200 and 5GB for N1000 (eligible go all scribes)

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The offer is called “special data” and you get 1GB for N200 and 5GB for N1000

The plan is mainly for those who prefer high volume of a data at an affordable rate.

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The interesting thing about this special offer is the data can be used on any device including Blackberry, Android Windows mobile, Symbian, Java, modem etc. It requires no VPN in other to work. It’s totally official from 9Mobile (formerly Etisalat Nigeria)

With as low as 200 Naira, you get 1GB data to browse, download and stream your favorite videos. However, the data plan works for only 3 days, stopping by 12pm in the night of the third day the plan was subscribed. It’s a perfect package for you if you have stuffs to download or apps to update. Follow below procedures to subscribe and activate it.

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Mark zuckerberg loses $18.8 billion in less than 2hours and drops from fourth to eight richest world richest list after face book reveals slowest-ever growth in users

Mark Zuckerberg lost nearly $20billion in just two hours on Wednesday.

The Facebook CEO saw his net worth tumble by $18.8billion, a record drop, in after-hours trading, taking him down four spots in Forbes' World Billionaires List.

Zuckerberg woke up as the fourth richest person in the world with an $82.4billion net worth on Wednesday but was in the eighth spot by the end of the day. 

The massive hit came as Facebook's shares plunged by $150billion after the tech giant failed to meet Wall Street's estimates for user growth and quarterly revenue. 

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Mark Zuckerberg lost nearly $20billion in just two hours on Wednesday as Facebook's shares plunged by $150billion  

The Facebook CEO saw his net worth tumble by $18.8billion in after-hours trading, a record-drop that took him down four spots in Forbes' World Billionaires List

Facebook's shares fell 16 percent to $181.89 as of 5.30pm ET, according toForbes. 

Just 18 minutes later, it dropped to $167 - bringing Zuckerberg's net worth to $63.6billion.   

By Wednesday evening, almost $150 billion had been wiped off of Facebook's market cap as a result of the stock's plunge. 

FACEBOOK EARNINGS IN FIGURES 

Daily active users (DAUs) – DAUs were 1.47 billion on average for June 2018, an increase of 11% year-over-year.

Monthly active users (MAUs) – MAUs were 2.23 billion as of June 30, 2018, an increase of 11% year-over-year.

Mobile advertising revenue – Mobile advertising revenue represented approximately 91% of advertising revenue for the second quarter of 2018, up from approximately 87% of advertising revenue in the second quarter of 2017.

Capital expenditures – Capital expenditures for the second quarter of 2018 were $3.46billion.

Cash and cash equivalents and marketable securities – Cash and cash equivalents and marketable securities were $42.31billion at the end of the second quarter of 2018.   

Headcount – Headcount was 30,275 as of June 30, 2018, an increase of 47% year-over-year.  

The disappointing results come after Facebook has been embroiled in a data scandal affecting millions of users - an event that the firm's top leadership acknowledged as a factor weighing on user growth during the second quarter.     

Total monthly active users came in at 2.23 billion, which fell short of analysts' estimated 2.25 billion. 

Users in Europe dropped from 377 million to 376 million, partly as a result of the new General Data Protection Regulation rules.

Facebook executives made investors even more nervous when they warned of further revenue deceleration in a call with analysts.

CFO David Wehner said Facebook expects to see high-single digit drops in year-over-year revenue growth during the next few quarters. 

He cited the new GDPR rules, user privacy controls and currency headwinds as factors contributing to the deceleration. 

Wehner reiterated that GDPR didn't have a significant impact on revenues because it was implemented toward the tail-end of the quarter, but he said that could change in the coming quarters.  

The Cambridge Analytica scandal prompted several apologies from Zuckerberg and generated calls for users to desert Facebook, which has grown strongly since launching as a public company in 2012.

Ad sales in Facebook's second quarter rose 42 percent to $13.04billion but costs, bolstered by moves to improve content and security after the data scandal, rose 50 percent from a year earlier to $7.37billion.

Shares of Facebook dipped more than 20% to $173.73 in after-hours trading on Wednesday

Facebook lost some customers in Europe after the stringent General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into affect. Facebook execs called it a 'modest' drop in users

Total revenue rose 41.9 percent to $13.23billion, while Wall Street was looking for revenue of $13.36billion.  

Ahead of the announcement, industry experts had predicted that the number of active users visiting the social network would either drop or flat line.

Facebook has never reported anything other than user growth in Europe.  

Still, Zuckerberg assured investors that Facebook continues to see growth on its core platform, as well as its other properties, which include Instagram, WhatsApp and Messenger. 

For the first time ever, Zuckerberg provided user growth data on those properties, saying that Facebook now has 2.5 billion people who use at least one of its apps, referring to users who may have an Instagram account, as well as a Facebook profile.

'Our community and business continue to grow quickly,' said Mark Zuckerberg.

'We are committed to investing to keep people safe and secure, and to keep building meaningful new ways to help people connect.' 

Daily Active Users (DAUs) were 1.47 billion on average for June 2018, an increase of 11% year-over-year. Meanwhile, users in Europe dropped from 377 million to 376 million

Monthly active users came in at 2.23 billion, which fell short of analysts' estimated 2.25 billion

Chidima gets pregnant for kiss daniel

Serious pregnancy rumours trails singer, Chidinma Ekile’s recent photos as she was seen putting on a bridal dress and this has gotten Nigerians wondering if she is married and expecting.

The photos which shows chidinma holding her stomach and looking a little bit chubby had fans speculating whether she’s pregnant or not.

TV host, Labi Layori has reacted to her new photos sparking up rumours that the singer might be pregnant and possibly married after dropping a suggestive comment on the singer’s recent photo.

She wrote;

‘Boo to wife..now mummy in the making’.

Chidinma was recently linked to Kizz Daniel. However the state of that relationship is not known at the moment.

Do you want to find out what is the highest currency in the world 2018? Perhaps you would like to learn more interesting facts about the strongest currency in the world? We have listed the top 10 countries with the highest currency for you and describe each one of them in a detail!

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Factors of the highest currency in the world

There is a different currency in every country, which is the reason why every currency has a certain value if you attempt to exchange it for the other ones. It is widely known and believed that the prosperity and development of a country affects its currency value.

There are around 180 currencies in the modern society. All of them have different values. Some people might assume by mistake that the most expensive currencies are dollar, euro or British pound. But this is absolutely wrong: there are some higher valued currencies than these three.

In the economic field, the ratings that deal with the highest currency and its relation to the local one are regularly put together. It should be clarified that the ratings mention the same currencies all the time.

The United States Dollars

Strongest currency in the world

10. The United States Dollar

If you were wondering which currency has the highest demand, it is definitely the Dollar. This money value is used basically in all the countries of the world. The dollar exchange rate fluctuates very often, and now it is approximately 360.473 Naira per dollar. For all currencies, we have taken exchange rates from the XE Currency Converter.

Swiss Francs

9. Swiss Franc

Swiss franc (shortened to CHF) is the national currency of Switzerland and Liechtenstein. The Swiss franc traditionally refers to the currencies which are used in tax havens or offshore zones, with no inflation, legislatively secured gold, and foreign exchange reserves. 1 CHF price is 374.707 NGN.

Cayman Islands dollar

8. Cayman Islands Dollar

Currently, you can get one Cayman Islands dollar for 439.621 NGN. It is indicated by a special KYD symbol. This dollar was officially introduced to the money market in mid-1972 and is now successfully used. The course has a direct relation to the current dollar rate. If the dollar's price changes, the parallel change in the rate of this unit to world currencies will also happen. This has to be taken into account when we consider the Cayman dollar price.

Euros

7. Euro

Euro is known to be the primary money unit of the European Union, which includes a huge number of European countries. Its special designation is EUR. Due to the prevalence in the EU, euro has become extremely popular all over the world. This is why it quickly has become known as the most expensive currency. Today it is used not only in cash settlements but also highly popular in non-cash organizations. 17 countries of the EU use Euro. The rate of this currency in relation to the Nigerian Naira is approximately 442.100 NGN.

Gibraltar Pound (GIP)

6. Gibraltar Pound

This currency lately made the list of the most expensive money in the world. Gibraltar Pound, which is abbreviated as GIP, is on the level of British pounds, and this is the reason why it is trading at the same rate as the United States dollar. Gibraltar Pound appeared in 1934. It is curious to know that the money of Gibraltar is of the same size as United States money, but they have a different banknote design.

The rate of the Gibraltar Pound relatively to the Nigerian Naira is approximately 496.673 NGN.

British Pound (GBP)

5. British Pound

One of the most expensive and famous world currency funds is the British Pound (GBP). It is often used in the international trade operations. It circulates every day in the UK, as well as in Northern Ireland. Nowadays, approximately 496.722 NGN is the rate for one pound.

After the World War II in 1945, the British pound obviously lost in value, which was due to the economic fall of the first years after the war and the country's American capital. After a short while, the Pound its positions on the world market. Today, it is one of the most demanded international financial units. GBP is constantly being enhanced in value compared to the other world national currencies.

It is important to notice that different administrative areas of Great Britain have banknotes that look differently. This fact does not contradict the modern country legislation, and the money can be accepted in different banks worldwide.

Jordanian Dinar

4. Jordanian Dinar

Except for the expensive currencies that are listed above, one of the most well-known and pricey ones is also Jordanian dinar. It costs about 508.441 NGN. This currency is known by the abbreviation JOD. It started being produced and was put in common use in late 1949. Soon enough, it outperformed the Palestinian pound.

There are images of royal family and beautiful design on this banknote, so its style is definitely considered outstanding. The banknote has some inscriptions in the Arabic language. This currency looks attractive to many people from a plenty of countries. With this currency, it is very much possible to perform profitable operations on the worldwide trade market.

Omani Rial

3. Omani Rial

This currency is ranked third among the most expensive currencies in the world. It is shortened to OMR. One Omani rial equals about 937.541 NGN. This is the first banknote that has messages in English on one side, and signs in Arabian on the other side. Omani rial went into circulation in late 1979, replacing Saidian real. Now, these banknotes are considered protected from fake ones in the best way, and their design is one of the most beautiful and attractive banknote designs.

Bahraini Dinar

2. Bahraini Dinar

Currently, one Dinar equals around 958.735 NGN. Earlier, the Indian rupee was the national currency of Bahrain. Starting from mid-1959, the banknote called Persian rupee has been circulating in the country. After six long years, Persian Rupee totally lost its price, and the government of Bahrain made a decision to create their own currency. It is written as BHD. Bahraini Dinar is usually widely used in the worldwide oil trade operations.

Lastly, here is an answer to your possible first question: what is the most expensive currency in the world? The highest currency in the world, as of today, is Kuwaiti dinar.

Kuwaiti Dinar

1. Kuwaiti Dinar

This currency is abbreviated as KWD. The price of one Kuwaiti dinar equals approximately 1,197.92 NGN. That’s why Kuwait is a country with the highest national currency in the world. Statistically, the general population of Kuwait is about 3.1 million people. It is interesting that one in seventeen people in Kuwait is considered to be a millionaire depending on this person's income per year.

This country is wealthy and prosperous, and 10% of the world's oil reserves indicate that. Furthermore, the value of Kuwait's national currency keeps growing every year compared to many other currencies which are falling. The Kuwaiti dinar was introduced to the market in the middle of 1961. Before that, the country used Indian rupee. It was considered the first and main currency of the state. Now Kuwait's dinar is the most valuable currency in the entire world in relation to Naira and a huge amount of other modern global currencies.

We have listed the most valuable currencies in the world for 2018. They officially circulate on the territories of world's different countries and have a large role in world commercial trade. Every trader needs to know about the primary currencies and the possible changes in their rates. The country with the highest currency is currently Kuwait.