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SMASHING PHOTOS: Lola Rae At The Davido UK Tour Concert – Is She Or Not?

Lola Rae with a bun in the oven? Was this a message to us?

You know what they say, pictures don’t lie. Looking back at the pictures from Davido’s UK Tour concert, which was amazing by the way (pictures of the the full concert here), it looks like Ms Lola Rae sent out a subtle message to fans and onlookers considering the amount of times she touched her tummy.
Lola Rae was one of the performing artists at the concert and it appeared she wore this outfit to shield a little bump she might be growing – which is brilliant news as she looks fab anyway. Her outfit is reminiscent of the disco divas in the 70s/80s – sparkly fringe galore – brilliant for performing.
Check out the pictures below and be the judge – but we can bet our 360nobs behind on it that the pretty little diva is in fact pregnant!. Looking forward to more fabulous maternity looks from her. You heard it here first. See more photos below:

Ghanaian Andrea Manuela Giaccaglia is Banky W's rumoured boo. Though the two have not been seen in public since July. Nice body!

Wande Coal throws money into the crowd at Davido's O2 concert

Toke Makinwa, Rita Dominic & Ugonna Omeruo's stylish outfits to the launch event of Glam Report TV last night in Lagos. Kate Henshaw, Fade Ogunro, Uti Nwachukwu, Michelle Dede were also at the event. Continue to see more photos...

The British singer and song-writer won UK's X-Factor in 2008. She's in Lagos to perform at the grand finale of Glo X Factor taking place tomorrow at Dreams Studios in Ogba, Ikeja.

Davido's dreams come true as he sells out London's O2 Arena (PHOTOS)

Heard his performance last night at Indigo2 was electrifying. Well done! See More photos below:

The Nollywood actress is always about God on twitter,she proved her passion during church service yesterday. In her words"I love to worship God, I get emotional when I do this and he's worthy of my praise!"
Virtuous woman

The lingering industrial strike action by the Academic Staff Union of Universities comes with a lot of cost for both students and lecturers. Two months after ASUU embarked on an industrial action, negotiations between the union and the Federal Government is still deadlocked.

“Because the devil also finds work for ideal hands, these students may be getting involved in other things that may not be good for the economy; those who are just idling about at home could cause security problems.”

Like professor and Dean, Faculty of Arts, University of Lagos, Yomi Akinyeye, noted, ‘one cannot make an