Kassa‘s self-acclaimed appellation, “Emi Lon'pe ni Razor” sets him in a race against all odds to manifest himself with continued effort to spread his tentacles all over World.
Kassa comes again With this sizzling new one titled “Street 4 Life“ as he teamed up with Validboi.
Kassa has defined his relevance during this period of lockdown by his philanthropic acts and this addition to our playlist tops it all.
Street 4 Life as produced by KennyMix is a tune created to set a difference and reverberate the art of the street in music.
Below is the new chief of staff’s profile:
Prof Ibrahim Gambari: 5th HOD ABU, Dept of Pols Sc & Int’l Studies (1982-1984)
Professor Ibrahim Agboola Gambari, CFR, OCORT, a scholar-diplomat is the Founder/Chairman of the Board of Directors of Savannah Centre for Diplomacy, Democracy and Development, a non-governmental think-tank on research and policy studies on conflict prevention and resolution as well as democratization and development in Africa.
SCDDD seeks to promote the evolution of Africa into a prosperous, politically stable and globally respected continent which is motivated by the culture of good governance.
Prof Ibrahim Gambari has had an illustrious career, spanning academia, government and international diplomacy, culminating with his appointment as the first United Nations Under-Secretary-General and Special Adviser to the Secretary-General on Africa (1999-2005).
In that capacity, he worked closely with heads of government, key policymakers as well as institutions in the continent to develop the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD).
During this period, he was concurrently the Resident Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Head of the United Nations Mission to Angola (2002-2003). He has been a delegate to the Assembly of the OAU/African Union as a national delegate (1984-1985) and as a member of the UN Secretary-General’s delegation (2000-2012).
Prof Ibrahim Gambari was the Chairman of the United Nations Special Committee Against Apartheid (1990-1994) during which he worked closely with African governments to coordinate UN policy to eradicate apartheid, thereby building trust and confidence with governments and policymakers in member countries of the Southern African Development Community (SADC).
Ambassador Gambari was Under-Secretary-General and Head of the United Nations Department of Political Affairs (2005-2007). In that period, he also operated as UN Secretary-General’s Special Envoy on Cyprus, Zimbabwe and Myanmar.
On 22 May 2007, the Secretary-General entrusted Prof Ibrahim Gambari with the Good Offices Mandate on Myanmar. He was also appointed in 2007 by the Secretary-General as Under-Secretary-General and Special Adviser on Iraq Compact and Other Issues, positions he held until 2009.
He served his country, Nigeria, as Director-General at the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs; Minister of External Affairs (1984-1985) and subsequently Ambassador/Permanent Representative of Nigeria to the United Nations (1990-1999).
He also served as a delegate at the 2014 National Conference on the restructuring and promotion of national unity in Nigeria. At international level, Prof Ibrahim Gambari held numerous United Nations positions, including Chairman of the UN Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations and the UNSG’s Special Adviser on Africa.
Professor Gambari also served as Joint AU/UN Special Representative in Darfur and Head of UNAMID, which was then the largest international peacekeeping operation in the world and the first hybrid Mission. He had in different capacities, worked with four successive United Nations Secretary-General (Perez de Cuella, Boutros-Ghali, Kofi Annan and Ban Ki-moon).
He currently co-chairs the Commission on Global Security, Justice and Governance at the Hague Institute for Global Justice and the Stimson Centre at Washington D.C.
In January, 2017, he was appointed a member and is currently Deputy Chairperson of the Panel of Eminent Persons of African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM), a Specialized Agency of the African Union for the promotion of good governance at the political, economic and corporate levels.
In the same vein, Prof Ibrahim Gambari was appointed in 2016 by Patricia Scotland, QC, and the Commonwealth Secretary-General as the Special Envoy to Zambia on Elections and reappointed in 2017 as the Special Envoy for Democratic Stability and Elections 2020.
In addition, he is a member of the Senior Working Group (SWG) of the United States Institute for Peace (USIP). Also in May 2017, he was honoured with the Global Leadership Award by the University of South Florida, USA.
Education
Prof Ibrahim Gambari was born November November 24, 1944, in Ilorin, Kwara State, Nigeria. He attended Provincial (now Government Secondary School), Ilorin before proceeding to the Floreat Collegium Kings College, Lagos.
He subsequently attended the London School of Economics where he obtained his B. Sc. (Economics) degree (1968) with a specialization in International Relations. He later obtained his M.A. (1970) and PhD (1974) degrees from Columbia University, New York, the USA in Political Science /International Relations.
Prof Ibrahim Gambari’s Academic career
Professor Gambari began his teaching career in 1969 at City University of New York before working at the University of Albany. Later, he taught at Ahmadu Bello University, in Zaria, Kaduna State, the second-largest university in Africa serving as the 5th Hod of the department of political science and International Studies from 1982 to 1984.
From 1986 to 1989, he was Visiting Professor at three universities in Washington, D.C.: Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, Georgetown University, and Howard University. He has also been a research fellow at the Brookings Institution also in Washington D.C. and a Resident Scholar at the Bellagio Study and Conference Center, the Rockefeller Foundation-run centre in Italy.
He has received several academic and national honours, He was decorated with the title of Commander of the Federal Republic (CFR) by the Government of Nigeria., and the “Order of the Companion of the Oliver R. Tambo” (OCORT) of South Africa.
He was accorded, honoris causa, the title of Doctor of Humane Letters (D.Hum.Litt.) from the University of Bridgeport. He is a member of the Johns Hopkins University’s Society of Scholars.
On March 4, 2013, Ibrahim Gambari was appointed by the Kwara State Governor, Abdul Fatah Ahmad, as the pioneer Chancellor of the Kwara State University (KWASU), Ilorin, Nigeria. He was also appointed and as the Pro-chancellor and Chairman of the Board of Governing Council of Bayero University, Kano (BUK). He is married with children and grandchildren.
Coincidentally, May 2nd is also his wife’s birthday. He announced the good news on Instagram where he wrote:
“When counting the luckiest people on earth I count myself first , my wife just gave birth to a bouncing baby boy (King Kwemtochukwu Okonkwo) today which happens to be her birthday . The mother , the father , the new born baby , Kanye ,Sommy and off course his favorite uncle @iam_emoney1 are all doing very well. You all should pls help me wish @misseijay a happy birthday and ask her what she wants as her birthday gift cos money no be problem. God is the greatest no ? Cc @mrchidozie”
ChrisWiner still basking in the success of the last song title “Lamba Life” which featured the top Comedian, Artists and eccentric TV host in the World. Likes of Denrele Edun, Broda Shaagi, Engel101, Danku, Raymond King and Slim Joe.
Do you guys remember ChrisWiner promises his fans 2018 when he dropped his first single “Am Alive” featuring SolidStar that he’s not going to relax until they get to the top together.
However, Dear friends and fans, despite the distance, we are all in this #covid19 crisis together.
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Perri had a question and answer session with her fans via her Instagram story and she explained why she thought she couldn’t have a baby.
According to her, she got scared that she had tampered with her reproductive system due to the use of birth control pills for a long period of time.
See screenshot of her response below:
[Intro]
(Buhari’s Speech)… Fellow Nigerians,
I have no doubt that by working together
And carefully following the rules
We shall get over this Pandemic
And emerge stronger in the end
Abeg, PaperBoi
[Verse 1]
See Ehn, normally i be boy wen like smart girls
Fine shape, get style, come still get sense
But, who i dey with nah okpetu
Nothing the head, this one nah beta kpeku
I dey tell am the way COVID-19 bad
People wen don die and how the economy bad
But weytin dey her head nah roll the loud for me
Take me stone ground my Puna go dey proud of me
I pass am give her she light am go smoke for up
Whisper for my ear, which style you want make we fuck
Before i know my Gbola change to standing fan
Two seconds i forget weytin i been yarn
[Chorus]
She say
This Puna no go soak for long,
If you know say you no wan doke make i move along
This Puna no go soak for long,
How e dey be you wan dey talk or make i move along
Ehn This Puna no go soak for long,
How e dey be you wan dey talk or make i move along
She say, this Puna no go soak for long,
How e dey be you wan dey talk or make i move along
[Verse 2]
Naija dey fuckup, weytin we nor get BVN
Make dem do bread, we see money wey people send
Money no dey, the one wey dey
Dey find himself dey rest
Problems too much, she carry my hand pam her breast
Once again i forget weytin i wan talk
What to do
Weytin sure nah to sit down fuck craze commot for this girl head
Quash her like gando, rough handle the pupu
Chop am like like pando
Quarantine sex nah blast
Go the front no worry i dey come for back
Remove her face mask
Replace am with my Gbola
W.H.O no go tell you, but e dey cure Rona abeg
[Chorus]
She say
This Puna no go soak for long,
If you know say you no wan doke make i move along
This Puna no go soak for long,
How e dey be you wan dey talk or make i move along
Ehn This Puna no go soak for long,
How e dey be you wan dey talk or make i move along
She say, this Puna no go soak for long,
How e dey be you wan dey talk or make i move along
It’s No Limits
Intro
It’s Geez Beatz
Don’t do me like that
A yo mehn is Cali time 4:39 am
What u saying n*gga
You?getting?paper or what??
6ix Way N*gga wuh u talkin?bout ?
I can’t hear shiii if you ain’t talking about money?n*gga?What’ s up??
Chorus
I pull up?that drop top?in your face (drop top)
You done see am
Bad b*tch no face (no face)
You done see am
New money on the way (on the way)
You done see am
John Cena to the face
Issa Fake
You Done See am ?
Bro bro
You done see am ? You won see am again Chuuuwo
You done see am ? You won see am again Chuuuwo
You done see am ? You won see am again
You done see am ? You won see am again
Waddup, Abeg
Waddup 6ix
Abeg
Verse 1 – Erigga
Rape your Career for ur own bed strangle wit your pillow …
If you no de see am that means you blind like what’s on my window ….
My people get the way them take dey like Buhari fans
Them love me die like Jack for Titanic when Rose leave e hand
The other day when I sit down dey follow devil de gist
Na small thing I for break e head Erigga na beast
I dey one side dey look una, all una yarns na shit
Personally na me allow God let una exist
You rappers are baby diapers no wonder you full of shit
Use your contract clear my yansh look am now e no full of shit
Diamond necklace for my neck but you no de see am
Meaning you stupid if i see your girl na once I go peel am
Chorus
I pull up?that drop top?in your face
You done see am
Bad b*tch no face (no face)
You done see am
New money on the way (on the way)
You done see am
John Cena to the face
Issa Fake
You Done See am ?
Bro bro
You done see am ? You won see am again Chuuuwo
You done see am ? You won see am again Chuuuwo
You done see am ? You won see am again Chuuuwo
You done see am ? You won see am again
Verse 2 – Payper Corleone
How your matter be the bar never drop? Thought i Warned You!
Them nor know say the gang don collect but Them go get the hanz when i fall through
No soft people at my residence you wanna see the Don you put a call through
As e stands guy i dey the BY but to enter Waffi na like 1200
Oh God the whip all red that’s the color
I’m still gon tint it (Teni) Dr Dolor
Shoutout to my men for the Warri and my Yenagoa boys wey dey school for Ozoro
Streets dey talk who dey hot now?
You gon get the news when you touchdown
My young niggas out still banging they gon do a nigga dirty if they catch him lacking uptown
Gaddamn it look like I’m carrying
Something for the Judas Iscariots
I told you Move with the chariot
Declined my offer now look you embarrassing
You ain’t got swag like 6ix not smoov like me not sicker than the Doctor
You ain’t even raw like Erigga play around you can get the beat like sally
Chorus
I pull up?that drop top?in your face (drop top)
You done see am
Bad b*tch no face (no face)
You done see am
New money on the way (on the way)
You done see am
John Cena to the face
You Done See am ?
Issa Fake
You done see am
Bro bro
Verse 3 – Dr Barz
You don see am?
Abobbi how e dey be
You wan see am?
In LA-GOS state for the update
So that my pockets
Owo go full am
It’s alright if you call me a dope dealer
My music will get me my first Milla
On the track I’m a venomous godzilla
Shoutout to Born Sinner
Sheybi you wan see am?
Everyday I’m on my grind
I’m never making excuses
I’d rather just make me some 9 –
Figures in dollars brothers
Imma ball so hard that
Pretty ladies just give me their time
And head
Getting ahead of my time
While getting ahead on my rhyme
Sound the alarm
The south is awake in their prime
And we’re proof in the booth
Spitting goof on the line
Yung6ix
You done see am
You done see am ? You won see am again Chuuuwo
You done see am ? You won see am again Chuuuwo
You done see am ? You won see am again Chuuuwo
You done see am ? You won see am again
Verse 4 – Yung6ix
I told myself that I had to win
I had nobody to play for my team
Was sicker than COVID when I was 19
Now the whole block wanna play for my team
Saw my first mill before I saw 18
Stones on my wrist
It cost me 18
You ain’t my blood if you ain’t got my genes
So you can’t wear my shoes cuz it won’t fit your jeans
I don’t play games
Only Game of Thrones
They count the bodies but the bones don’t count
We both Nigerian so we know the zones
Haters just like votes and the votes don’t count
They painted me bad
Take the good out of me
But I’m still the one like take two out of 3
They knew I was patient
Cuz I had the dream
Sowed millions in bitcoin and that’s what I reap (6ix way)
Outro
This is not the usual African music
Outro
This is not the usual African music
Everyone knows DJ Cuppy’s father, Femi Otedola is super rich rich, so if she decides to rock designer outfits, it would be of no surprise. The awarding-winning disc jockey took to her Instagram page to share a picture of herself for the third week rocking the fashion designer, Fendi from head to toe. The singer rocked a top, glasses, and sneakers and captioned the post “OFFENDING with Fendi”
However, a troll who was pissed with the way she flaunted her outfit slammed her for enjoying her father’s money. “Enjoy your papa money” Dj Cuppy responded with the perfect response telling the troll to enjoy her data. “Enjoy your data”
See the post below;
Nigerian highly talented singer, songwriter and producer, Jhaysings ushers another amazing single he titles “If to say “, produced by him and engineered by Zeenofoster.
Jhaysings releases “If To Say” the lead single as we anticipate for his forth coming EP. The song talks about the present state of Nigeria and the effect of the pandemic on the universe.
She C=celebrated this year 2020 Mother’s Day in a unique way as she took the opportunity to pray against the coronavirus pandemic ravaging the world.
She wrote:
“Post baby bod! 🤩🤩. Happy Mothers Day to all the amazing mothers out there and also to all Mothers-to-be. There’s no greater blessing than being called mum… Or like Jayce calls me now, Mama! 💃😍“May all your heart’s desires be met. And dear Lord, please take this Corona away. We all have things to do, places to be, money to make…and I especially have clothes to wear…lol. Thank you God as you answer our prayers. 🙏”
.
Have an amazing week ahead! 😘❤”.
See the post below;
The Nation reported that Nigeria’s consignment has been sent to Equatorial Guinea from where it will be airlifted to Abuja. It was gathered that African countries were divided into zones for ease of transportation, leading to freighting of Nigeria’s consignments to Equatorial Guinea.
The Presidential Task Force (PTF) on COVID-19 has been notified of the offer from Madagascar and arrangements are being made to bring Nigeria’s allocation to Abuja.
While some health officials are pushing for clinical trial of Covid Organics before being used in the country, there is reportedly pressure on the Federal Government by different medical and scientific organizations to allow the National Institute for Pharmaceutical Research and Development (NIPRD) and the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) subject the drug to further analysis.
The Nation source said;
“The consignments of the drug are being distributed to different countries in Africa based on zonal grouping. We have been told that Nigeria’s consignment is in Equatorial Guinea from where it will be airlifted to Abuja.
“When the herbal drink is brought into the country, we will know the next step. But some medical and scientific organisations are pressurising that the drug be subjected to clinical trial.
“Some countries like Tanzania, Congo-Brazzaville, Guinea-Bissau and Equatorial Guinea have subscribed to the drugs. Also, while South Africa has offered to conduct a scientific analysis of the drug, Senegal said it will subject it to clinical trial.
“I can assure you that the Federal Government will take the best decision on the drug in the overall interest of Nigerians.
“Before any food or drug can be administered in this country, there are certain protocols that must be followed. The government will not circumvent these protocols. We want solution; we want the best for Nigerians.”
Recall that on April 28, the Chairman of the PTF on COVID-19, Mr. Boss Mustapha said the nation was ready to give Madagascar’s herbal drink a trial.
Mustapha said at that time;
“I want to assure you that whatever is happening in the world, we are mindful of it and we are keeping a tab.
“I was reading of the experiences in Madagascar– of why everybody is drinking some solutions that have been prepared. This morning I was sharing with my wife, and I told her that probably I would request that Mr. President allow us import a plane load for a trial.
“We are all navigating an unchartered cause. Nobody has ever been on this road. So, every attempt to find solution that would bring succour to our people, be rest assured that this task force is very responsible and we would do everything to ensure that we get what will benefit our people, what will help them in the processes that we find ourselves today.”
This is coming after the World Health Organisation (WHO) maintained that the efficacy of the drug was unproven.
