Consequently, the new song “Jegele“ comes after his well-accepted record and visual for “Jaiye” released few months ago.
The Speroach Beatz produced single “Betty Butter“ features DMW superstar, Davido who did justice as usual.
However, the new song arrived shortly after his massive hit single and visual for ‘Of Lagos‘ released a few months ago.
We totally love the vibe on this new single and think it’s a potential hit single.
A police source who spoke to Vanguard, said D’banj reported on three separate occasions at FCID for interrogation and statement, while Seyitan repeatedly refused to show up. Her alleged non-appearance led to the prompt dispatch of officers by the Force CID to Lagos, to invite her for written statement and interrogation on the alleged rape incident.
The police source insisted that there might be a mix up by the legal representative of Seyitan over claims of being arrested and detained by Police operatives at Ikeja in Lagos for 24 hours.
The security official insisted that the alleged rape victim was only invited to give her written statement and also to be interrogated as it was necessary for her to come forward to give a statement to back up her accusation.
Data from the NCDC showed that the cases were spread across 19 states including FCT, with Delta accounting for the highest number of infections for the day with 166 cases.
The states with the 790 new cases are Delta-166, Lagos-120, Enugu-66, FCT-65, Edo-60, Ogun-43, Kano-41, Kaduna-39, Ondo-33, Rivers-32, Bayelsa-29, Katsina-21, Imo-20, Kwara-18, Oyo-11, Abia-10, Benue-6, Gombe-4, Yobe-2, Bauchi-2 and Kebbi-2.
NCDC also announced that as of 11:50 pm on 1st July, there are 26,484 total COVID-19 confirmed cases reported in Nigeria.
10,152 patients have been discharged with 603 deaths across the country.
Bobrisky has stated that a guy is stupid if he has 6 packs and a handsome face but has no money.
She made this assertion on her Instagram page.
She wrote:
"Fine face, 6 packs,, 6 feet, beards gang etc and you are broke, you are just stupid. I will rather go for some pot belly with some billionaires cash."
He rose to prominence in 2012 after releasing “Like to Party”, the lead single from his debut studio album L.I.F.E (2013). In 2017, Burna Boy signed with Bad Habit/Atlantic Records in the United States and Warner Music Group internationally. His third studio album Outside marked his major-label debut.
In 2019, he won Best International Act at the 2019 BET Awards, and was announced as an Apple Music Up Next artist. His fourth studio album African Giant was released in July 2019; it won Album of the Year at the 2019 All Africa Music Awards and was nominated for Best World Music Album at the 62nd Annual Grammy Awards.
Early life
Damini Ogulu was born in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. His father managed a welding company and his mother worked as a translator. His grandfather Benson Idonije once managed Fela Kuti. His mother Bose Ogulu would later become his manager. Ogulu grew up in southern Nigeria and began making his own beats using FruityLoops. He attended Corona Secondary School in Agbara and relocated to London to further his studies.
The Police made this disclosure in a statement while noting that the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Christopher Wray has praised the exceptional efforts exerted in the arrest of Hushpuppi and Woodberry.
The statement reads in full: “The Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Christopher Wray has praised the exceptional efforts exerted by the United Arab Emirate, represented bu the Dubai Police General HQ, in combating transnational organised cybercrime including the recent arrest of Raymond Igbalode Abbas, known as “Hushpuppi” and Olalekan Jacon Ponle aka “Woodberry” who was taken down in opetation “Fox Hunt 2”.”
“Mr Wray also extended his appreciations to Dubai Police for their cooperation in extraditing the wanted criminals, who committed money-laundering and multiple-cybercrimes, to the United States.”
It can be recalled that Hushpuppi and Woodbery were arrested with 10 other suspects on allegations of fraud.
Doctor Oyenusi, as he was fondly called, was not a medical doctor by profession but adopted the title because he loved it.
The evidence of him not being a doctor was revealed when he made a confession few minutes before his execution.
He confessed and revealed that his parents could not afford to help in furthering his secondary school education and that was what forced him into robbery.
Therefore, without having a secondary school education, there was no way Oyenusi could have been a medical doctor.
The dreaded Oyenusi started off his criminal career by snatching a car (whose owner died in the process of the crime) just because his girlfriend needed some money.
It was also revealed by some people that Oyenusi was a helpless romantic who would stop at nothing to make his woman happy. He reportedly sold the car at the price of N400 and gave the money to his girlfriend. It was also said that Oyenusi was hot tempered and arrogant.
During his arrest, he thundered down on a police officer who was ushering him around…
He said, “people like you don’t talk to me like that when I’m armed, I gun them down!”
Oyenusi became a prominent criminal after the Nigerian civil war ended in 1970. He robbed banks and people in both daylight and night, and he never let any of his victims live to see another day.
He fatally shot them dead.
This earned him the name “Doctor rob and kill.” At the height of his horrific reign, Oyenusi bragged that “the bullet has no power over him.” A statement which he would later regret at the point of his death.
Oyenusi was so popular and famed that he was often noted by some people as the “first celebrated armed robber in Nigeria,” and after him was Lawrence Anini, Babatunde Folorunsho (Baba oni lace), Shina Rambo, Buraimo Jimoh and others.
As the adage says, everyday belongs to the thief while a day belongs to the owner. On the 27th of March, 1971, Oyenusi was nabbed by the gallant men of the Nigerian Police Force during one of his robbery in which he and his notorious gang killed a police constable named Mr. Nwi and stole $28,000 as at then.
Cloud of shame hovered above Doctor Ishola Oyenusi as he was brought before the law and found guilty then sentenced to death by firing squad. Oyenusi confessed that he was not to die alone because he did not commit the crimes alone.
He revealed and snitched out the names of other members of the gang which were as follows: Joseph Osamedike, Ambrose Nwokobia, Joel Amamieye, Philip Ogbolumain, Ademola Adegbitan and Stephen Ndubuokwu.
Back then, public execution was the order of the day, so when Oyenusi was ushered to the popular Bar Beach in Lagos where he was to be executed, over 30,000 Nigerians were happy and excited and drove out in their numbers waiting to see the man who had terrorised them get riddled with bullets.
It was said that some civil servants even brought a coffin to the execution ground to mock the once mighty robber kingpin who was now nothing but a scapegoat whose breath would be exhausted by the guns that were to be shot at him.
Trucks carrying Oyenusi and his executors arrived at the execution ground around 10am. Doctor Oyenusi, his gang members and one other criminal got down slowly. People jeered and booed them, especially Oyenusi who they had really trooped out to watch die.
Oyenusi rocked a dark long-sleeve shirt and had his hands tied behind him. He was sweating profusely but managed to smile all the way to the stakes. He kept smiling, smiling and smiling but could still not hide the agony and terror written boldly on his face.
Few mins before he was shot, Oyenusi told journalists that he would not have ventured into armed robbery if his parents were capable of sending him to secondary school. He said “I am dying for the offense I have committed.” Oyenusi and other criminals were fastened to the stakes.
Some of the criminals yelled their last words of protest at the cameras. Then a loud voice let out the word “fire”! Oyenusi and other criminals’ body were sprayed with bullets. That was the bitter end of Ishola Oyenusi who lived by the bullets and died by the bullets.
