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Nigerian Producer LayLow has rebranded, changing his sound and also his name. He now wants to be known by the moniker,Kelvin Boj.

Kelvin Boj has been in Atlanta working as a producer and has a couple of unreleased work with production credits to his name with artists like Gucci Mane, Rich Homie Quan, Rae Sremmurd and Migos.

Here’s introducing Kelvin Boj Formerly known as LayLow in his debut and self-produced single ‘Olosho’ featuring Fetty Wap of 'Trap Queen' fame.

Listen and download.

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A teenager has admitting to massacring his parents and three siblings in a bloodbath at the family home.
Robert Bever, 19, was sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole after pleaded guilty to five counts of murder .
His brother and co-defendant, Michael Bever, 17, did not enter and will be tried by a jury in June 2017, a court clerk said.
Robert Bever could have faced the death penalty.
Michael Bever, who was 16 at the time of the killing, is charged as an adult but is ineligible for the death penalty due to his age.
The brothers are accused of bludgeoning and stabbing to death their mother, father, two brothers and a sister in Oklahoma in July 2015.
Parents David and April Bever, younger brothers Daniel, 12, and Christopher, seven and little sister Victoria, aged five, were murdered with multiple weapons including knives and a hatchet .
Sister Crystal, then aged 13, was critically injured but survived the attack at the family home in Broken Arrow, about 15 miles southeast of Tulsa, police said.
A two-year-old girl, identified as Autumn Bever, was found unharmed at the property.
A 911 call made by Daniel Bever led officers to a suburban home where they discovered the blood-splattered crime scene.
Robert and Michael Bever were tracked down by dogs in a wooded area near the house.
Police said the brothers told them they wanted to be known as famous criminals and launch a nationwide killing spree.

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The X-Squad unit of the Lagos State Police Command has arrested 20 policemen from different divisions in the state over alleged misconduct and corrupt practices.This is as the Command has foiled attempt by kidnappers to abduct an Indian at a construction sight in Epe area of the state. Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Police Command, Fatai Owoseni, who made the disclosure while briefing journalists on the command’s recent achievement, said that the arrest of the policemen which was made in one week, was in furtherance to the Inspector-General of Police’s resolve to ensure that the Force was sanitised and weed out bag eggs. Within the period under review, Owoseni revealed that five armed robbery suspects were also arrested including a suspected kidnapper. Recovered from them were five vehicles, one of which was snatched yesterday around Magodo area of the state and was at the verge of being sold. Other recoveries included four different kinds of ammunition and charms.

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Mohammed, the first son of former governor of Kogi State, Prince Abubakar Audu, was on Thursday arraigned before Magistrate Court II, Lokoja, on grounds of criminal conspiracy, causing grievous harm, mischief, armed robbery and attempt to commit culpable homicide.


The prosecutor, Gabriel Otuwo, said on September 2, at around noon, Mohammed’s uncle, Yahaya Audu, reported to SARS office in Lokoja that he and one Ibrahim Abubakar were attacked on August 30 by hoodlums in their country home at Ogbonija in Ofu Local Government Area of the state. Meanwhile, the Audu/Faleke Political Organisation has described the arrest and detention of Mohamned as a provocative act of executive lawlessness. In a statement by the organisation’s spokesman, Duro Meseko, the group said the act was aimed at justifying a predete-rmined goal of creating an atmosphere of insecurity in the state with the Supreme Court judgement approaching.

In court The prosecutor, Otuwo, told the court: “Yahaya Audu was in the village for the eight day fidau prayer of Daudu Audu, when the hoodlums, armed with guns, cutlasses and axe, invaded his compound, pretending to be visitors. “He welcomed them and they requested that he should give them something, no matter how small. While walking towards his hummer jeep to give them money, he was attacked from behind. He fell. When they attempted to carry him, he escaped into a nearby bush.

“The gang vandalised his hummer jeep and made away with his Samsung Note 3. Ibrahim Abubakar and Yahaya Audu sustained bullet injuries and were rushed to Specialist Hospital, Lokoja.” Otuwo said the late Audu’s brother complained to the police that prior to his attack, the former governor’s son, Mohammed, promised to deal with him, calling him a traitor for collecting an award on behalf of his late father and fingered him (Mohammed) as the mastermind of the attack.” Chief Magistrate Alhassan Husaini said: “I find merit in the bail application, which should be granted. Accordingly, the accused person is admitted on bail in sum of N100,000 and a surety in like sum,” and adjourned the case to September 29 for further mentioning. Mohammed Audu immediately perfected the bail condition and was seen driving out of the court premises in his Prado SUV. Audu/Faleke camp reacts In the statement by Audu/Faleke Political Organisation, Meseko said it was the height of provocation and executive rascality for the state government to instigate the arrest of Audu’s son by turning a pure family issue to a big political matter. He said it was inexplicable that Mohammed, who was attending a session of Sharia Court with other Audu siblings on a family matter, would also be present in his home town of Ogbonicha, same day the alleged incident where the former governor’s younger brother, Yahaya, was alleged to have been attacked occurred. He added: “We make bold to say that no amount of arrest and intimidation can stop our resolve to retrieve our mandate freely given by the good people of Kogi State from a stranger, who worked against our party during the election. “We advise police to do their proper homework before arresting people on trumped up charges.”

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