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eepeepook:They can also have mtv on stream, i simply feel one wanna be ceo is feeling big, mtv is a brand, u will b surprise what they call low views |
Whale, body shaming ke, when its true dey vex, must the world always say positive things 247? |
eepeepook:I see no reason for the shut down, they can simply down size instead, and have a dept solely mtv music just music and nothing else |
MTV kick-started a new era of music and pop culture in 1981, when it went on air for the first time, emblematically playing “Video Killed the Radio Star” as its debut music video. More than four decades later, the channel, now owned by US media giant, Paramount Skydance, will wind down its international music broadcasting by the end of the year as it struggles to compete with online streaming and social media. MTV Music, MTV Hits and its 80s and 90s music shows will be shut down in the UK and other European countries in the coming months, sources at Paramount confirmed to AFP. These music channels will stop broadcasting at the end of the year in France, Germany, Poland, Australia, and Brazil as well, according to various media reports. It has been declared the “end of an era.” MTV, launched in 1981, revolutionised global pop culture by becoming the first television channel dedicated entirely to music videos. Its debut broadcast of “Video Killed the Radio Star” symbolised a shift in how audiences consumed music, giving rise to a new era of visual music storytelling and catapulting artists into global superstardom. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, MTV expanded worldwide and shaped youth culture through its music rotation, reality shows, celebrity interviews, and award ceremonies. The brand later evolved into multiple sub-channels such as MTV Hits, MTV Music, and genre-specific retro channels celebrating music from the 80s and 90s. However, the rise of YouTube, streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music, and short-form video apps such as TikTok drastically reduced the relevance of traditional music television. Over the past decade, MTV shifted increasingly toward reality programming, while its dedicated music channels struggled with dwindling audiences and declining advertising revenue. Paramount’s decision to shut down MTV’s remaining international music channels marks the most significant contraction of the network since its founding—signalling the end of linear music TV as global audiences move almost entirely to digital, on-demand formats. https://www.hostelite.ng/mtv-to-shut-music-channels-december/ |
Kapitalmedia:Okay will do |
Just trolling, too much data |
Am in my 40s married business not moving since apc took on power, no savings, fighting on a daily with wifey. |
10 decision that where put in place that ended up destroying Nigerians |
U wan sell the coconut without the water 😂😂😂😂 |
A community elder known as Daddy Gold has been released after spending 58 days in captivity following a kidnapping incident at Ogba Ayo, Oke Ode, in Kwara State. According to family sources, he was abducted on 28 September 2025 during the tragic attack that rocked the area. After weeks in the hands of his captors, he returned home on 25 November 2025 visibly weak, shaken, and unable to stand without support' a painful contrast to the strong, energetic man his community once knew. The kidnappers initially demanded N100 million, an impossible ransom for the family. They reportedly sold all they could, sought help everywhere, and after relentless efforts were only able to raise N20 million. The abductors accepted the N20 million, leading to his eventual release. The family described his survival as "an act of God's mercy," VIDEO OF HIS RELEASE https://www.hostelite.ng/daddy-gold-has-been-released-after-spending-58-days/
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Op u know wetin molested mean? |
BAILMONEY:Sorry what did he do? |
I for say yes, but knowing nigerians looking for workers online, fat chance una go use n dump N i need money not the stress |
Mercury12:bar association conference. Thats where they held the meeting for lawyers, Jesus Christ, it's the location. the statement “was drugged and raped at a bar association conference” does not say she was raped in a hall. It only tells you where the event happened overall (during a bar association conference), not the specific location inside that venue. It could have happened in a hotel room, restroom, parking lot, outside the hall, or somewhere else connected to the conference. So the statement does not specify “in a hall.” |
Ghana police arrest woman caught assaulting man in viral video The Ghana Police Service has arrested a woman seen in a viral video physically assaulting a man. The arrest was carried out by the IGP's Special Cyber Vetting and Enforcement Team on Wednesday, November 27, 2025. The suspect, Esther Nana Afia Sarfowaa, was apprehended at Subriso in the Ahafo Ano North Constituency of the Ashanti Region. A second suspect, Stephen Ofori, was also arrested at Nkawie in connection with the incident. Police say three other individuals linked to the assault remain at large, and efforts are ongoing to bring them into custody. The Ghana Police Service has assured the public that all perpetrators involved will face justice. less VIDEO HERE https://www.hostelite.ng/ghana-police-arrest-woman-caught-assaulting-man-in-viral-video/
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Mercury12:Abeg show me where she said that maybe i. Miss that detail |
franchasofficia:After the seminar in the hotel room maybe |
American Woman Says She Was Deported to a Country She Has Never Visited A Maryland woman says she is still reeling after being deported to a country she claims she has no connection to — and has never stepped foot in. Rabbiatu Kuyateh, 58, originally fled Sierra Leone during its civil war nearly three decades ago. Earlier this month, she was unexpectedly removed to Ghana after being detained during what was supposed to be her routine annual immigration check-in. A disturbing video circulating on social media appears to show Kuyateh being dragged across the floor by individuals she believes are Ghanaian government personnel. In the footage, people in green uniforms pull her on her stomach and load her onto a bus bound for Sierra Leone, where she is now staying at an undisclosed location. Speaking to NBC4, Kuyateh said she tried to resist as she was forcefully handled. “That’s when they dragged me. They bumped the back of my head,” she recalled. Photos shared with the outlet appear to show injuries she claims were sustained during the struggle. Her son, Mohamed Alghali, said the detention came without warning. He described feeling “defeated” and heartbroken when immigration officers suddenly separated them. “They called her to the back and said, ‘Rabbiatu, you have an order of removal. We’re detaining you.’ My heart just broke,” he told NBC4. VIDEO AVAILABLE HERE https://www.hostelite.ng/american-grandma-58-dragged-across-floor-after-being-deported-to-country-she-has-never-visited/ Authorities have not yet provided full details on why she was sent to Ghana instead of Sierra Leone, where she had originally sought safety decades earlier.
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If Christians act like muslim there won't be a planet to live in |
Sonofgod1990:you wen come know law how far |
Maryiah:How Nigeria own take different |
Virgohills:I can handle that for you |
Armed Kidnappers sent video to family of husband and wife kidnapped from Aviele Community near Auchi Edo State. The kidnappers are demanding for ransom. I am alerting the Federal Government, State Government to swiftly respond faster and restore peace to our communities The video shows the woman being beaten and gun pointed at the asking for ransom to be paid WATCH VIDEO HERE https://www.hostelite.ng/kidnappers-release-video-of-abducted-couple-from-aviele-demand-ransom/
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eherbal:Even to copy and paste they hard u |
Update Delete the account and add your number again. If you getting white screen during payment loading, sign out Facebook n try again |
SpencerForbes:Straight up |
Streaming has devalued music — it now takes about 3,000 streams to equal just one CD sale - Nasty C SA South African musician Nasty C holds the view that streaming of music has devalued music. He says, unlike previously, when one could make huge gains from CD sales, streaming does not bring in the kind of cash musicians expect from their music. The South African rapper argues that 3000 streams equals the price of one CD, and that is very devaluing for musicians. To him, touring as an artiste is what brings in the cash and Nasty C was speaking to Accra-based OKAY FM in an interview when he made this known. “I am not on a record label anymore, I’m an independent artiste so I see my money. Most of the money comes from touring, it is not streams. It is not like back in the day when CDs was like hand to hand. https://www.hostelite.ng/streaming-has-devalued-music-nasty-c/ The streaming thing kind of devalued music a lot. It takes about 3000 streams to amount to one CD sale. You see your money when you tour and sell merchandize, you have to be creative,” he said
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