Nigerian singer & songwriter, Oluwatobiloba Daniel Anidugbe, popularly known as Kiss Daniel, has gotten himself a brand new white bentley, just months after buying his second home and giving his younger brother Anidugbe Uthman a brand new Chervolet Camaro car.


In a YouTube video, he thanked his fans over the 4million+ views of he’s Latest single on YouTube.

Source: https://lifewithcuttons.com.ng/2018/12/07/kiss-daniel-buys-brand-new-bentley-months-after-buying-a-mansion/

Watch video below:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRUyqKng7iI

Advocates for Good Governance, Change for Africa have called on Nigerians to demand for good governance, accountability, quality service especially in the area of infrastructures from the federal government.

The leader of the group, Saheed Adelanwa made this call during a press briefing in Abuja, charging Nigerians not to keep quiet and to reject all forms of bad governance.

He said, “We come not as political parties in government but as partners for the work of good governance, and a better Nigeria.

“We come with no religion or tribe but with national plans to educate all Nigerians on how the need and urgency to participate in our electoral processes works, and also to highlight the work of good governance.

“The long term goals are to infuse our democracy with the ideals of liberty, rule of law and equality. Our motto is love, sacrifice and forgiveness as we believe that a nation of people that can embrace the selfless values of sacrifice, love themselves as fellow citizens and forgive easily, this is surely a nation that prospers.

"Our intentions are just and ideas are such that propel Nigerians into action so as to increase participation in our democracy.”

Adelanwa said the more participation gathered the more the enlargement in the political spheres which of course spurs accountability in governance.

He added by saying “we have a collective responsibility to build on this as a legacy for future generation of Nigerians. There is no better legacy than that of good governance, growth and national development.”