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:: Cover Story... Friday, May 25, 2012.
	Yoruba Actresses In Car Acquisition War ...Story of the Purchase of Range Rovers, Land Rovers, others to outwit one another. Outside of their acting skills- actresses of the Yoruba genre of the movie industry are in a fierce competition to outdo one another. And the battle centres around the ownership of exotic cars. Investigations conducted by societynowng.com revealed that the actresses now see this material acquisition as the definition of status in the industry. Informants claimed while most of them rely on 'lover boys' and 'sugar daddies' to acquire the automobiles- a few buy on hire purchase- offsetting the loan instalmentally. Amongst the competitors in the war of cars are, Bisi Ibidapo Obe with a Range Rover with number plate BI0 to her name. Laide Bakare credited with cruising about town with a Range Rover as well with number plate LBO. Also in the league is actress Dayo Amusa dazzling friends and fans with a Land Rover decorated with the number plate J Baby. Iyabo Ojo just joined the Range Rover owners club with her machine yet to be crown with a special number plate. Same for her foe recently turned friend, Lizzy Anjorin. Fathia, the ex wife of actor Saheed Balogun is part of the competition with an Honda Element utilising F.B as number plate. Just regained her groove actress, Taye Odueke (Sikirat Sindodo) is at the centre of the automobile competition with a Nissan Murano. Even controversial and busty actress, Eniola Badmus just dumped her Honda Accord car- and is said to be expecting the delivery of a Sport Utility Vehicle. Beautiful role interpreter just turned second wife of a money bag- Mosun Filani cruises about town in Honda CRV Informants claim presently- those that have used their car for up to a year, are already talking of changing it to something more fanciful- targeting cars that are not common among colleagues. Sources claim that this trend is the newest parameter to determine who is who in this genre of movie industry- a situation that is said to be elevating desperation to make money to boost industry earning by the day. NB: Some online news spotters pick and use our stories down to the dot of 'Ts' and 'Is'  without recourse to credit. We demand that this anormaly is corrected. Plagliarism is a crime.				ADVERTISEMENT Advertise Here
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