The new song is a cover to the chart topping “Greenlight” song which was originally performed by YBNL boss, Olamide.
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YBNL music label Boss, Olamide has released the music video to his latest single “Triumphant” featuring Bella Shmurda.
The Pheelz-produced record, “Triumphant” is off Olamide’s recent project, ‘Carpe Diem‘ album released few weeks ago.
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Nigerian Rap veteran, M.I Abaga comes through with the official soundtrack for “African Knockout”.
The official soundtrack, “African Knockout” recruited the veteran rapper to come spit some bars on it.
The song was produced by Nigerian producer, Chopstix.
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Well know Nigerian Entrepreneur in Ibarapa East Eruwa, Oyo State, Thywill has today show his total respect to his boss Oke Olusola.
Thywill and Oke Olusola as they are both known in the town for their great achievements in business were being nominated by the people of the town for the Award of Excellence in Entrepreneur in the ongoing nominations for the IBARAPA MERIT AWARD 2020, which will come up on December 26th 2020.
Thywill on his own showed respect to his boss Oke Olusola by nominating him for the Award of Excellence in Entrepreneur category, While Oke Olusola commented saying, "You Can't Be Serious"
Thywill showing his respect for him also responded, saying;
"You are someone who is enthusiastic, a good fit, respect of others and a respected expert in communication business across Ibarapa land... A mentor to many of us...I won't be tempted with just an award...Who is Thywill without u?"
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This time around, he was hosted by billionaire businessman and husband to Regina Daniels, Ned Nwoko, at his foundation, prince Ned Nwoko foundation.
In the post shared by the foundation on their official Twitter page, the businessman shared his dream with Laycon, which was to put an end to the scourge of malaria in Africa.
The superstar also pledged his support to the cause.
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The new song “Life of a Soja” which was produced by Oxygen, is to appreciate and celebrate all military men and women.
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On this one he teams up with soul-lifting singer, Diamond Jimma and the prolific rapper, Otega for their amazing contribution.
This song “On God” is the sequel to his last release titled “Niggas Doing” featuring Davolee and Mr Gbafun.
Production credit goes to Kollybeatz.
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Ehiorobo Edwin Etinosa popularly known as “Etins” is a Benin, Edo state born and bred music producer, international business man and entrepreneur.
Etin who is the CEO of Etins Record Ltd puts out a very motivational tune dubbed “PRAY FOR GRACE“, where he features multiple award winning superstar Victor AD aka RED EYE and heavyweight guitarist Fiokee, on this one as they joined forces to deliver a song of true quality.
“PRAY FOR GRACE” is a sure testament to more tunes coming from the stable of Etins Record Ltd as he intend to close the year with a bang.
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He noted that the inauguration, along with that of his deputy, Philip Shaibu, would hold alongside the annual Alaghodaro Summit.
Obaseki, yesterday in a press statement by his Special Adviser on Media and Communication Strategy, Crusoe Osagie, noted that the inauguration was fused with the yearly Alaghodaro Summit to showcase the “numerous” achievements, reforms and initiatives of his administration and engage with key stakeholders in assessing progress made in the governor’s first term in office.
He reassured that his government would in the second term continue on the economic trajectory of fiscal discipline and prudence, prioritisation of human capital projects and driving impactful social welfare programmes.
Edo governor noted that the Alaghodaro Summit, in its fourth edition, was anchored on his “Making Edo Great Again” manifesto, thereby focusing on the government’s delivery on promises in education, healthcare and job creation, among others.
He said: “Plans are in top gear for the inauguration. Benin City has become a beehive of activities. The Alaghodaro Summit, which showcases reforms, policies and programmes implemented by the administration, aims at opening up the space for private investment, inclusive economic growth and improvement of the people’s livelihood.”
Obaseki also stated that giving priority to human capital development in his second term was part of efforts to place Edo state on a sustainable path of development and economic prosperity.
He said: “In the next four years, we will consolidate on the achievements recorded in basic education, as more teachers are being recruited to teach in rural and remote communities, under the Edo Supporting Teachers to Achieve Results (Edo STAR) teaching fellowship programme across the state’s three senatorial districts.”
Akume, who spoke during a youth rally in Makurdi, said for the year 2020, N12.5billion would be committed to the programme.
He explained that the Federal Executive Council (FEC) recently approved the funding and commended Benue youths for conducting themselves peacefully during the EndSARS protests.
The former Benue State governor and senator said the Federal Government has approved the dualisation of Keffi-Lafia-Makurdi-Otukpo-9th Mile road; the rehabilitation of Makurdi-Gboko-Katsina Ala road, as well as the construction of Makurdi-Naka-Adoka-Ankpa road along with the rehabilitation of Makurdi and Katsina-Ala bridges.
He urged the youths to keep faith with the Buhari government, stressing that the administration, within its first three years, released several billions of naira loan to states as bailout funds, budget support funds, infrastructure support funds, salary support funds and so on for the tackling of salary, pension and other matters, including infrastructure.
Ogechukwu Obiechina and his wife Ndubuisi told the panel that the incident occurred in June 2017 after the operatives falsely labeled her a thief and kidnapper.
Mrs Obiechina , who spoke for the couple, said she was two months pregnant at the time, but that during beatings, the men threatened to “force the baby out of me”.
She claimed that following further trauma from the torture SARS operatives meted out to her and her husband during his second arrest in October 2017, she lost another pregnancy.
She said men of the Federal Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) also stole her husband’s N50,000 and compelled them to cough up N400,000 as bail before they were freed.
She told the panel that the couple in 2017 sued the Police at the Federal High Court in Lagos and won.
Justice Mohammed Idris ordered the Police to pay them N2 million as compensation.
They also won at the Court of Appeal in Lagos in 2020 but the Police refused to comply with the judgment.
Mrs Obiechina identified some of her alleged torturers as “Phillip Rilwan, Christian and Haruna Idowu”, all policemen.
Panel chair, Judge emeritus Doris Okuwobi, adjourned sitting till November 10 to give the mentioned operatives an opportunity to appear and respond to the allegations.
The Obiechinas’ testimony was the first of four petitions for the third day of sitting since the Lagos State Government set up the nine-member panel on October 15, following weeks of near nationwide #EndSARS protests.
The other petitioners are: Olusegun Openiyi; Francis Idum (deceased) and Olajide Fowotade. The fourth petition didn’t go on.
Mrs Obiechina, a private school teacher, said on June 1, she received a text message from an unknown number that she had a parcel from DHL. A caller using different numbers asked for her home or office address and she gave him her school address upon her husband’s advice.
It was the next day, June 2, 2017, that her ordeal began.
She said the men arrived at her school in a black Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV).
Her words: “I saw a black jeep with huge men inside it. One of them was in a DHL uniform…
“Immediately, they approached me, they started beating me. They said I should enter inside. They said I was a thief, an armed robber. The one in the DHL uniform removed it. My HM (Headmistress) was peeping at us. I said let me go and tell her. They said no.”
The petitioner said she had a five-year-old son at the school, but they didn’t care.
“I said my kid is there, they said no, that I should follow them, that my kid would die there. My HM came to the gate; they pointed a gun at me. She asked what was going on. They said ‘This woman is a thief, a kidnapper. She must follow us and go. They said they were Police, SARS.
“They pushed me inside the car and moved. The men were slapping, beating me. I was two months pregnant. I started vomiting. That’s when they found out I was pregnant. But they kept torturing me. I told them I did not know the suspect.
“They took me to their office at Ikeja. They took me to a shrine. They hanged me, beat me. They said they would force my baby out of me. They said I must produce the person or die there,” Mrs Obiechina said.
The witness testified further that her husband had been searching for her at different police stations in Lagos. When he eventually found her, he was also arrested and tortured.
She continued: “Immediately they saw him, they started beating him. They put a tyre on his head, and said they would burn him alive. They started interrogating him, beating him with gun butt, hitting him on the head with a stone.
“During the beating, I urinated on my clothes; they said my pregnancy was not my husband’s, that I should bring the man who impregnated me.”
She told the panel that they were put in different cells.
“…I told them I had a five year-old son in school. They said ‘let him die there,” the petitioner said, adding that they eventually allowed her and her husband to call people to take care of their son.
“My husband was in Cell 1, I was in Cell 2. It was a high open room. Rain and sun beat us.”
They were eventually released upon payment of N250,000 and N150,000 ‘bail’, but her husband was re-arrested in October same year, during which she lost another pregnancy due to the fresh torture and trauma.
She said: “While we were preparing for church on a Sunday, Philip Rilwan, Haruna and other SARS operatives intruded into our house.
“I called our lawyer and I also called Christian when they were going. ‘You know first time I lost my baby. Now I’m pregnant and my doctor said I don’t need any stress. Tell me where you are taking my husband to.’
“Christian replied, ‘Oga said he wants to see him.’ I asked who is Oga? And he said Philip and that the order was from Abba Kyari.
“They beat my husband, pushed him out in boxers. I was begging them, they said no. They took him away.”
She said as a result of the “emotional trauma” she lost her second pregnancy.
The panel chair admitted the two judgments as exhibits.
“Judgment in appeal CA/L/178 of 2018 COP and others against Mr Obiechina and another dated March 20, 2020, is hereby admitted and marked as Exhibit B,” Justice Okuwobi said.
The second petitioner, Mr Fowotade, wept before narrating how he was allegedly assaulted by two plain clothe operatives of the Ketu Division of the Police in Lagos.
The policeman allegedly accused him of attempting to knock them down with his vehicle. He told the panel that they removed two of his teeth before dragging him to their station.
The bike riding policemen were said to have accused him of attempting to run them over when he abruptly applied the brakes to avoid hitting a tricycle that veered off its lane.
One of them identified as Ayo was said to have head-butted the contractor on the mouth, knocking off two front teeth.
He alleged that he was also thoroughly beaten up at the station, and that even the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) was alarmed and reprimanded the policemen when he found out.
Fowotade said weeks after, he was not himself and that he had spent hundreds of thousands trying to fix his teeth and leg.
“How can somebody just beat me up and nothing happened?” he wondered.
When the panel asked him what he wanted, Fowotade said: “I want justice”, adding that about N2 million or N3 million would suffice as compensation.
The panel adjourned further proceedings in all the petitions till November 10.
The panel is made up of the Chairman Justice Doris Okuwobi (Rtd); Mr Ebun Adegboruwa (SAN); Mr Taiwo Lakanu, a retired Deputy Inspector-General of Police and a founding member of SARS.
Other panelists are Mrs Oluwatoyin Odusanya, Director, Lagos State Directorate of Citizen’s Rights and Ms Patience Udoh, a representative of the civil society groups Mr Segun Awosanya (Segalink) a human rights activist, Rinu Oduala, Temitope Majekodunmi and Mr Lucas Koyejo.
The panel sits from 10am to 4pm for six months. The designated sitting days are Tuesday, Friday and Saturday at the Lagos Court of Arbitration, No 1A, Remi Oluwode Street, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos.
SOURCE: Thenation
BY: Robert Egbe
LASUBEB Chairman, Wahab Alawiye-King, said in a statement that pupils whose names appear in the lists were qualified for placement into public Junior Secondary Schools (JSS).
He said parents and guardians could check what schools their wards have been placed at the various primary schools they attended.
The statement titled “Placement of Primary Six pupils into Junior Secondary Schools” reads: “This is to announce that the Lagos State Universal Basic Education Board has released the lists of Primary Six Pupils to all the Six Education Districts in the State for Placement into Public Junior Secondary Schools (JSS).
” Parents/Guardians are advised to kindly check their wards’ Placement at the various Primary Schools they attended.”
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Leading smartphone brand, OPPO Mobile Nigeria has unveiled reality star, Laycon as its partner. This comes shortly after Laycon was announced as the winner of the fifth season of Africa’s biggest Reality TV Show, Big Brother Naija.
The timing of this news couldn’t have come at a better time according to the Marketing Manager, Nengi Akinola,
“We have seen potential in the Nigerian youth and as a youth oriented smartphone brand, we recognize that there is room for more and anyone can be anything they set their minds to. Just like Laycon, any young Nigerian is free to dream and free to live life by their own terms”.
Laycon who was elated at the announcement of the partnership, had this to say,
“OPPO Mobile is one of the most reputable smartphone brands in the world, and I am thrilled to be able to join the OPPO family. I can’t wait to connect even more with a passionate smartphone savvy audience”.
Mercy Aigbe took to her Instagram page to share a video of herself dishing out some jollof rice and chicken inside a take-away pack to a group of people she had gathered together.
Sharing the video she wrote: “How I spent my thanksgiving Sunday Morning …. thank you lord for your abundant Grac.
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