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5 things Nigerian celebrities need to stop in 2015
In the spirit of the new year, we run through several celebrity patterns we want left behind in 2014.
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Between tales of their personal lives and photos of their latest acquisitions, they manage to keep us entertained both on and off stage.
Moreover, in the last decade, Nigerian entertainers have managed to put the country and entire continent on the map in ways that no other sector has quite achieved.
However in the midst of all this, there are several things we'd rather they didn't get up to. So, in the spirit of the New Year and all the fresh starts that come with it, here are 5 things we wish Nigerian celebrities will stop in 2015.
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