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Kannywood superstar pretty actress, Maryam Waziri Musa who resides and plies her trade as an actor in Kano, has made some revelation in a new exclusive interview.

                              Maryam Musa In an exclusive interview with Daily Sun which was conducted in Kano, 25-year-old popular Kannywood actress, Maryam Waziri Musa, has opened up about her passion for acting, plans for marriage and why she cannot play romantic roles in movies. Below are excerpts from the chat; How did your acting career begin? It began immediately after graduation from University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID). I was so passionate about acting I had to relocate from Gombe State where I grew up to Kano State. Fortunately, I met some producers who assisted me to find my feet in the Hausa movie industry. So far, I have featured in flicks like Muguwar Mace, Yan Zamani, Labarina, Ya Ko Kishiya, Yakin Mata, and Aminan Juna. However, back in Gombe, I had also acted in about three movies. Which movie would you say brought you into the limelight? Wow! They are Muguwar Mace and Yan Zamani. Co...
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MUSIC: Dycon - Aboki

BabaTunde Musa popularly known by his stage name DYCON is a Kaduna/Lagos born Yoruba indigenous rapper and singer, who has been into music for years and he's here with his first official single titled ABOKI. Download enjoy and share                            DOWNLOAD AUDIO              
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JAMB

The Federal Government has directed the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board to consult with the relevant stakeholders so as to come up with new and separate cut-off marks for admission into universities, polytechnics and colleges of education from next year.  A statement issued on Monday by the Deputy Director (Press and Public Relations), in the Ministry of Education, Ben Goong, said the Minister of State for Education, Prof. Anthony Anwukah, gave the directive after a one-day meeting with chief executive officers in the ministry. According to him, it is wrong to subject candidates seeking admission to different higher institutions to the same cut-off marks when the duration and contents of their courses are different. The minister also approved the decision by JAMB to reduce its cut-off marks for admission into tertiary institutions. Anwukah maintained that the current policy of adopting 180 as the uniform cut-off point for admission lacked fairness, equity and logic. Goong sai...
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