Seems like Someone has definitely made Davido in a bad mood today.

The 22-year-old HKN music star today posted on his official Twitter page to express his anger at an unknown person.

This is what He tweeted:

Ur downfall is coming u bastard ungrateful broke fool!!
— Davido (@iam_Davido) January 6, 2015

Niggas forget who helped them ..... So quick .... God don bless me I do my thing dey go keep my name out ur mouth !! WHO U DON HELP IDIOT!
— Davido (@iam_Davido) January 6, 2015

Its not confirmed to whom that tweet is directed to and no ones knows who is targeted.

It might be Diamond Platnumz as they are now not in a good relationship as it seems like Davido is not happy about Diamonds success and he was not recognized as part of the people who made diamond famous by making my number one remix with him.

"Niggas forget who helped them ..... So quick .... " Does he refering to someone else..? May be yes or no

Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, January 5th 2015 - He goes by the name of Hussein Idd, an Information technology graduate at Learn IT. His passion for IT did not end at university level; it went all the way to opening a business in the year 2010: Jay's Infonet Solutions, where he sells electronics and accessories such as laptops, cell-phones, hard drives, flash disks, etc.

Today, Hussein sells his electronics and other accessories through Kaymu, a company he feels that can help other people like himself.

“I decided to do business online first with the influence of Kaymu, after brainstorming with my closest friends I felt there was a need to also serve people who weren't able to shop physically - either they are too busy or they simply enjoy buying online with the items being delivered to their home without the trouble to come all the way to the shop, so the only way to do this was to sell online.”

Hussein explains how selling online can save time and money, and how it can help buyers and sellers in a very positive way, and offer safe and convenient payment solutions.

“Kaymu helped me move to a different level in terms of business growth, and it’s given me the chance to do that without a lot of effort or investment,” Hussein continues. “You should just put thought into what you want to sell on Kaymu - especially fast moving products that people use on a daily basis, that’s really important but I’m convinced that if you have the right product, selling on Kaymu can work wonders for your business.”


He describes his first meeting with Kaymu where a company representative came to his office and explained how the platform worked." I was actually surprised when they first started talking about Kaymu because I never thought any company in Tanzania could offer this kind of platform." He continues, "I did not hesitate joining because I fully understood what kind of impact it could bring to my business."

With internet access becoming more affordable and faster, e-commerce in Tanzania has grown dramatically over the past two years.

"It has been very positive since I established myself and it proved to be successful as my sales increased and I became well known in this platform . It's an interesting adventure I'm taking and really looking forward to bringing in variety of other electronics and services in the near future."

He describes e-commerce as Tanzania's future of which he is proud to be part of. He says " I'm happy to be one of the few in the country who will proudly lead the line towards bridging the digital divide in Tanzania", as the economy continues to grow technology grows as well, the dependence rate on traditional retail will eventually drop immensely.
He concludes by explaining how he forecasts his business will eventually be in the next 5 years. He feels that with the help of using the Kaymu platform his business will dramatically grow, "I see my business going to new heights, this industry is on the rise and I want my shop to be one of the best that's ever been in this marketplace.”

Floyd Mayweather show off his incredible collection of sports cars and a private jet worth £35m
There is no doubt that Floyd Mayweather  is the world’s best-paid athlete and hecertainly knows how to spend his hard-earned wealth.

Mayweather posted a snap online of himself in front of a fleet of luxury cars, as well as his own private jet, and wrote: 'Welcome to my toy world! Who wants to come out and play?'

The photo shows Mayweather standing in front of Bugattis, Ferraris, a Lamborghini and a Porsche



From left to right: Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano, Porsche 911 Turbo S, Lamborghini Aventador, Ferrari 458 Spider, Ferrari 458 Spider. Bugatti Grand Sport, Bugatti Veyron, Bugatti Veyron... and a private jet worth a staggering £30m in the background of Mayweather's picture

Lionel Messi has declared his intention to leave  Barcelona after making a shock move today by following Chelsea's official Instagram account and skipping open training session.

Lionel Messi also followed Thibaut Courtois and Filipe Luis on Instagram. If you recall correctly, Cesc Fabregas has said he would 'love' Chelsea to sign Messi.



The January transfer window is in full swing, and the nonsense surrounding the multitude of outlandish rumours is at an all-time high.

Lets wait and see what will happen,

Here's what Messi would look like if he was to seal a move to the west London outfit

After the release of  iPhone 6, which is a larger phone in order to compete with Samsung, HTC, Sony, Techno and other brands who were rising in the market because of their larger phones. Now Apple claimed a smaller phone was preferable because users could reach the whole screen during one-handed use.

More and more reports claim that Apple will not simply abandon smaller iPhones now that it’s launched the bigger iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, which have both been massive successes for the company. Instead of simply keeping the “old” iPhone 5c and iPhone 5s as part of its iPhone lineup, the company is expected to launch a brand new 4-inch iPhone part of the iPhone 6 (or iPhone 6s) family later this year.

The most recent such report comes from U.S. investment firm Zacks Equity Research, according to MyDrivers, which says that Apple is being “forced” by continued interest in smaller iPhones to launch a new 4-inch iPhone 6 handset for 2015.

The company reportedly wants to sell at least 10 million iPhone 6s minis this year and the smaller device is expected to be significantly cheaper than the regular iPhone 6 models.

Its believed that Apple is going to launch a 4-inch iPhone 6s mini in 2015, alongside corresponding 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch iPhone 6s models.

Whats your  opinion on this is it a good move or huge no-brainer for Apple

Tanzanian superstar Diamond Platnumz, whose real name is Nasibu Abdul Juma, descended on Kigali-Rwanda for the end of year East African Party and proved his musical prowess in a stunning 2-hour performance in the parking yard of Amahoro National Stadium.

It was a well-attended concert, organised by the East African Promoters, the Tanzanian star got the crowd singing along and dancing as he performed a number of songs that have made him a household name.

Diamond sang songs including Nimpende Nani, Ukimwona, Nataka Kulewa, Kesho, the much loved Mdogo Mdogo and Ntampata Wapi, among others, before wrapping up his act with the mega hit Number One, which he performed three times.

Here are the photos..










Photo Credit: Rwanda Times

Diamond platnumz criticised by Rwandan artists over his comments that Rwanda artistes are not doing enough to market their music beyond Rwandan borders

Rwandan Rapper, Jay Polly who in the middle of his performance criticized Diamond platnumz for his  comments at a press conference were he said that Rwanda artistes are not doing enough to market their music beyond Rwandan borders.

The PGGSS 4 winner did not seem impressed by Diamond’s comments, stating that Rwandan music is going in the right direction and that it is quite disrespectful for a visiting artiste to come and belittle what has been done in recent years.

Jay Polly (R) and other local artists

“There is a visiting artiste who will be performing here. I heard in the news that he said that Rwandan artistes don’t know what they are doing. How true is that? Do you agree with him? How is it possible that we do not know what we are doing?” an unimpressed Jay Polly asked the crowd.

“Rwandan music is here to stay. We will take it to the desired levels but seeing where we are today, no one has the right to say that we do not know what we are doing,” the rapper added.

Unlike other artistes who decided to humbly take Diamond’s advice, Jay Polly spoke out but most fans would later agree with the Tanzanian, as he put up a show that separated him from his local compatriots.

“It is clear that Diamond’s performance stood out and it was a class act compared to earlier performances,” said Nina Uwase, one of the show goers.

In fact, some musicians had to swallow the bitter truth and join the crowd to cheer on Diamond as he put up a spectacular performance, which perhaps made Jay Polly think twice about his earlier remarks.