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Please, My People, Let’s Show My New Song Some Love!!! 🙏🙏🙏

Nairalanders, we’re a force when we come together, and right now, I need you. “CAN WE” isn’t just a song; it’s a cry from the heart, a melody born from a love story that’s still finding its way back.

This track is more than rhythm and lyrics—it’s a piece of a soul, a narrative of a relationship that’s hanging in the balance, not fully settled yet. Your support could be the bridge that helps mend a heart, the chorus that sees love triumph.

🙏 I’m begging you, with all my heart. 🙏 Let’s rally behind this song. Each stream, each share, is a step towards healing. It’s a vote of confidence, a show of solidarity for love that’s fighting to survive and boost of my career.

Please Stream “CAN WE” and Be Part of the Story by tapping any of the Streaming Site Below:
● Spotify
● Boomplay
● [color=black]Apple Music[/color]
● YouTube Music
● YouTube
● [color=black]Tidal[/color]

Your support means everything. It’s more than numbers; it’s about showing that in Naija, love never gives up. So please, click, listen, and let the world know that we stand with Shemmy T.

Chapter 5:
The Reunion

They met at Café Serendipity—the same window seat, the same rain-kissed streets. Adaora's canvas held a half-finished portrait, and Chinedu's sketchbook revealed bridges waiting to be built.

Their eyes locked—a collision of worlds, a cosmic brushstroke. The jukebox came alive, and Shemmy T's song filled the air. Adaora smiled, and Chinedu took her hand.

"Let's dance," he said, "to our unfinished melody."

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Stream "Can We?" by Shemmy T on any of the streaming platforms listed below:

● Boomplay

● YouTube Music

● [color=black]Apple Music[/color]

● [color=black]Tidal[/color]

● YouTube

● Spotify

Let the music carry you back to Adaora and Chinedu's love story. 🌟❤️

Chapter 4:
Unfinished Business

Months passed. Adaora stumbled upon an old playlist—a mixtape Chinedu had made. The familiar chords of "Can We?" played, and memories flooded back. She dialed his number, her heart racing.

Chinedu answered, voice raw. "Adaora, I've missed you."

"Can we," she whispered, "rewrite our story?"

Chapter 3:
The Breakup

The storm came. Adaora's tears painted the canvas, and Chinedu's silence built walls. They parted ways, hearts fractured. The café lost its magic—the jukebox silent, the rain outside relentless.

Adaora's art gallery showcased her pain, while Chinedu's blueprints hid his longing. Friends whispered, "Can they ever find their way back?"

Chapter 2:
The Dance of Missteps

Their love bloomed like a hibiscus in full bloom. Adaora's laughter echoed in Chinedu's dreams, and he painted her into his future. But life conspired against them. Misunderstandings sprouted like weeds—jealousy, pride, and unspoken fears.

Adaora's art consumed her, and Chinedu's ambition swallowed him whole. They danced around their feelings, stepping on each other's toes. The song of their love turned discordant.

Chinedu held Adaora's hand one rainy evening. "Let's break free," he pleaded. "Our love deserves more than missteps.

Chapter 1:
Fateful Encounters

In the heart of Lagos, where the city's rhythm harmonized with the beat of restless hearts, two souls collided. Adaora, a spirited artist with a penchant for capturing emotions on canvas, and Chinedu, a brooding architect who designed skyscrapers but kept his own walls high, found themselves entangled in a dance of fate.

Their paths crossed at the bustling "Café Serendipity." Adaora, her ebony curls framing her face like a halo, sat by the window, sketching the rain-kissed streets. Chinedu, with eyes as deep as the ocean, nursed his coffee at the adjacent table. Their gazes met—a collision of worlds, a cosmic brushstroke.

The café's old jukebox played Shemmy T's soulful melody. Adaora hummed along, her voice weaving through the air like a whispered promise. Chinedu leaned in, captivated. "Can we," he murmured, "rewrite our story?"

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Chairman of the Oshodi Tapa Chieftaincy family in Lagos State, Chief Moroof-Deen Babatunde, today, said the family has not endorsed anyone as the traditional ruler of Oshodi.

There were speculations that the Chairman of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, in Lagos State, Mr Musiliu Akinsanya, popularly called MC Oluomo, was to be installed as the Oba of Oshodi.

Addressing journalists on the family’s position, Chief Babatunde said: “The record we are trying to put straight is that this family house: Oshodi Tapa chieftaincy family , is the absolute owner and controller of Oshodi town in Oshodi/Isolo Local Government Area .

“We have not endorsed anybody to be Oba. We have not even called for candidature as I speak. We therefore, take report of Musiliu Akinsanya alias MC Oluomo’s moves to be Oba of Oshodi as a rumor because he is not a member of the Oshopdi Tappa chieftaincy family and has no right to the stool of Oshodi town.

“We have already instituted a case in the court, we have made an advertorial that has been published and we have also written to the government”.

He stated that the territory in question included expanse of land stretching from Matori, Mafoluku,OgunOloko stream canal, Sogunle, Alasia border by the Railway line otherwise known as Onigbogbo, warning that any claim to any part of the land by any individual , group of association, outside the Oshodi Tapa family was null and void.

He traced ownership of the area to a judgment delivered by a High Court Judge on April 19,1960, and was also affirmed by the Supreme Court of Nigeria on March 5,1963, as well as the Supreme Court after another challenge on it, on July 14, 2000.

Aside from the suspected move by Oluomo to be installed as the Oba of Oshodi, he disclosed that “there is an outstanding issue which is the upgrading of the baleship to Oba in Oshodi.

We went to the tribunal but we have not seen its report. Unfortunately, another segment of people I don’t know, got the report and went and asked the government to come and install somebody in Oshodi”

He clarified that “several centuries ago, our ancestor, Chief Tapa Oshodi was given this land in recognition of his military prowess and assistance to the Onigbesa of Igbesaland during the era of the Slave Trade.

The land gift was a gesture of appreciation by the Onigbesa, who was the original owner of this area from time immemorial and it has been in our possession since, not as customary tenants but as absolute owners. The Onigbesa gifted us the land without conditions.

“From the late 1950s, there had been several attempts by rancorous elements claiming to be related to Onigbesa, to violate this agreement. But such attempts to subvert our inheritance had failed”

He further stated that the Oshodi Tapa family had not taken any steps to install anybody as traditional ruler of the area because of an existing case, part of which he attributed to silence on the part of the government.

Chief Babatunde said, “Government is a part of the case. Let the government say something. If they want to come to court, let them come and talk, if they want to go to the press, let them say something”.

When contacted to know if MC Oluomo had interest in the oshodi obaship stool and to ascertain if he was a member of the Oshodi Tapa family, his Personal Assistant, Jimoh Buhari, replied, “Number one, he (Oluomo) has not come out publicly to declare his intention for the Oshodi Obaship stool. Perhaps the rumor broke out when he tried to make consultations.

“Secondly, it is normal to have a divided view among families if anyone signifies interest in ascending a stool. Someof the family embraced him while others didn’t. It is normal.”

Unknown gunmen on Monday assassinated the Olu of Agodo, in Ewekoro Local Government Area of Ogun State, Oba Ayinde Odetola.

It was gathered that Oba Odetola was killed and burnt beyond recognition immediately he drove into the community around 11 am.

DAILY POST learnt that crisis began in Agodo after Odetola of Ake dynasty was elected as the traditional ruler of the town, a development the Owu people reportedly rejected, insisting that anybody from Ake cannot be their king.

While the root cause of the killing is yet to be ascertained, a sister of the late monarch, Mrs Adenike Akintade, said a brother to the late monarch was recently killed.

“I have just been discharged from hospital early this morning, only to start mourning the brutal assassination of my brother.

“Kabiesi called me on Saturday, urging me to reduce my activities, saying stress could contribute to my illness.

“He lost his younger brother to the imbroglio some months ago; the young man was butchered by the so-called hoodlums. Today, Kabiesi is no more, what a world”, Akintade lamented.

Confirming the incident, Ogun police spokesperson, Abimbola Oyeyemi, said it was only the traditional ruler that was killed, debunking claims that his aides or children were also killed in the incident.

Oyeyemi said the monarch was burnt in his car after he was murdered.

According to him, the state Commissioner of Police, Lanre Bankole, was at the scene of the incident on Monday to assess the situation.

He added that residents of Agodo have deserted the village after the incident.

“Yes, it is true. Only the Oba was killed. He was burnt in his car. The Commissioner of Police was there today. The place has been deserted as we speak. But we are trailing the perpetrators and we shall bring them to book,” Oyeyemi stated.