The song was produced by talented Dapiano. Mixed and mastered by Swap.
The street anthem of the year titled “Indaboski” alongside the Otunba Lamba himself, Slimcase.
Following announcements of the 2020 auditions for the show, an excited DJ Cuppy took to her official page on Twitter to react to the news.
Cuppy in her Twitter post asked if the show is coming back for real and added that may be she would finally get to enter the house for the forthcoming season.
BBC News Hausa Service has announced that it would start welcoming entries for this year’s edition of its annual short writing competition as from June 1.
In a statement to TheCable Lifestyle on Thursday, the news outlet said details of guidelines for the competition will be made available on its website when the competition opens.
It said the entries for the contest would close on August 24, adding that the winner and two runners up would each receive a cash prize and plaque at a special awards night in November.
The contest — introduced in 2016 to encourage women to share their stories — welcomes works of fiction from women writing Hausa and entries should be between 1000-1500 words.
The 2019 edition of the competition was won by Safiyya Ahmad, a 23-year-old from Zaria, Kaduna state for her story ‘Maraici’, which chronicled the ordeals of a girl neglected at infancy.
Aliyu Tanko, BBC News Hausa editor, said this year’s edition of the contest would further provide women the opportunity of sharing their stories with the world.
“This is yet another fantastic opportunity to bring out a talented Hausa writer to share her mastery with the rest of the world,” he said.
Similarly, Oluwatoyosi Ogunseye, head of BBC West Africa Languages, expressed delight that the competition has continued to witness increase in the number of women participants annually.
“BBC Hausa is consistently engaging with its female audiences through this competition and we are delighted to see more women participate yearly,” Ogunseye said.
Participants are expected to send their entries here.
Emilia Dike, a Nollywood actress, is dead after reportedly slumping on Wednesday while in Enugu.
Okechukwu Oku, a movie director, who confirmed her death, took to his Instagram page on the same day to mourn the veteran actress.
Describing her as a woman with a heart of gold, Oku expressed his shock at Dike’s demise, adding that he had worked with her on his last two projects.
“Why is death taking the best people? I’m confused o. I just filmed with Mama here on my two last projects, excited to release it and this horrible news today,” the movie director wrote.
“A woman with a heart of gold, Aah no. I will miss you Mrs. Dike. Nollywood has lost a gem in you. This is messed up.”
Dike has featured in Nollywood movies such as ‘Ignorant couples’, ‘Dust of yesterday’, ‘Kings Guard’, ‘Where Money Never Sleep’, among others.
Her death further stretches the lists of celebrities who have been lost since the dawn of this year to a range of illnesses including, some of which weren’t disclosed to the public.
Experts agree that play has a profound impact on childhood learning and advocate that schools incorporate a healthy playtime for children into educational routines.
The foundation for such a widely shared belief follows that play doubles as a time when children interact with and accord relevance to the world around them.
With many schools on lockdown and children at home as the world continues to battle the COVID-19 pandemic, parents may be running out of ideas for playtime.
The Google Assistant offers a variety of ways to tap into your ward’s daily routine and monitor their exposure to the internet while they are at home.
By using the Family Link app from Google, parents could stay in the loop as children explore on their devices. Here are a few ways to play with your kids.
Start with questions
There are so many questions your child can ask Google Assistant just to get acquainted. While it is known to answer lots of voice command queries, it also has a humorous side that makes it fun.
You could ask the Google Assistant: “Can you sing?”, “Do you have children?”, “What do you like to eat?”, “What are you wearing?” and “Can you beatbox?” for some family entertainment.
Play Games
With Google Assistant, you can get kids to start playing fun games. Simply ask it to show you game options for kids. For example, you could try out ‘Mad Libs’ where they can start a word game.
Other fun games include ‘Santa Quiz: A Santa Trivia Game’, ‘Multiplication Test’, ‘Peppa Pig quiz’, ‘Disney Z’, ‘Kids Court’. These games allow for learning while they are played.
Listen to a story
You could also let your assistant tell your children stories. They can listen to interactive stories from a variety of story options like Frozen Stories where the kids join Elsa, Anna, Olaf, and Kristoff around the campfire as they tell legends exploring the world of ‘Frozen 2’.
There is also Strangest Day Ever, where children get to travel back in time or meet an a-‘moo’-sing alien and Smart StoryTeller that teaches moral lessons.
Get a riddle
Riddles during playtime can be so much fun for your kids. By asking the Google Assistant to tell you a riddle, you get a riddle and the answer follows.
Riddles come up and you can always request one more to keep the fun going like “What has a lot of keys but can’t open any doors?” and “What’s harder to catch the faster you run?”
Get interesting facts
By asking the Google Assistant to share an interesting fact, you could immediately get one like the fact that camels do not store water in their humps, though many people think so.
There’s also that the national anthem of Greece is the longest in the world or that strawberries are not actually berries but bananas and tomatoes are.
“With the latest accreditation of 42 undergraduate programmes, all the 107 programmes in the university are now accredited”.
To emphasize his point about his lips, Bobrisky shared a lovely photo that captures his face. The male barbie looked as lovely as he always looks.
Check out the photo below:
“Benz and Gelz” is a new song from the talented acts you need to have on your playlist.
He Teams up with ZANKU Family artiste, JamoPyper and Mastering by “CrazyBeatz”.
‘Emiloju’ is a vibe deliberately created to set you in the party and Thinking mood – Emiloju intentionally addresses the dynamism of a Life.
The melody is strong and tuneful. The singer has an attractive tone and puts real feeling into the lyrics.
The lyrics are endearing, with some utmost desire to want and confession. Instrumentally, the song has a rich accompaniment that perfects the vocal.
The Mansa Jabulani-produced record “Road To CDK” will be part of his forthcoming project, ‘CDK’ (Casanblan Dè Katamatophia) EP.
In 2019, Zlatan released his debut project, ‘Zanku‘ album which continues to dominate the mainstream.
The new song serves as a follow-up to his Phil Thompson assisted track called "Faithful God".
