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Ventura1:Kid thinking! Suspending a one year-planned Convention just to join your ill-thought and politically selfish "Revolution" by your frustrated leaders! |
donbachi:See a persona non grata! You are only at home with the rickety danfo buses |
donbachi:See a personal non gratias! You only prefer rickety danfo buses |
GisterBlogger:The only thing she will not tell us is that she decided to respond when her other expectations turned south. She gave up when frustrated from the other side. Women can be economical with truth when sharing relationship experience |
Teejayphillip:Change your squalor! |
9jahotblog:Is this what you call progress? Nay!
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Jayslicky:I think you would do well if you kill this news from tormenting you (i.e coming to the open) by killing this veteran beneficiary Have you seen candle light hidden in the darkness before? Impossible! |
delugajackson:People thought you would make sense until they got to the last statement! |
[s] EVILFOREST:[/s] You prefer the below as a "white" man that you are!
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Musician and activist Fela Kuti pioneered Afrobeat music and was repeatedly arrested and beaten for writing lyrics that questioned the Nigerian government. Synopsis Fela Kuti was born on October 15, 1938, in Abeokuta, Nigeria. Beginning in the 1960s, Kuti pioneered his own unique style of music called "Afrobeat." Rebelling against oppressive regimes through his music came at a heavy cost. Kuti was arrested 200 times and endured numerous beatings, but continued to write political lyrics, producing 50 albums before he died on August 2, 1997, in Lagos, Nigeria. Early Years Musician and political activist Fela Kuti was born Olufela Olusegun Oludotun Ransome-Kuti on October 15, 1938, in Abeokuta, Nigeria. Kuti was the son of a Protestant minister, Reverend Ransome-Kuti. His mother, Funmilayo, was a political activist. As a child, Kuti learned piano and drums, and led his school choir. In the 1950s, Kuti told his parents that he was moving to London, England, to study medicine, but wound up attending the Trinity College of Music instead. While at Trinity, Kuti studied classical music and developed an awareness of American jazz. Activism Through Music In 1963, Kuti formed a band called Koola Lobitos. He would later change the band's name to Afrika 70, and again to Egypt 80. Beginning in the 1960s, Kuti pioneered and popularized his own unique style of music called "Afrobeat." Afrobeat is a combination of funk, jazz, salsa, Calypso and traditional Nigerian Yoruba music. In addition to their distinctive mixed-genre style, Kuti's songs were considered unique in comparison to more commercially popular songs due to their length—ranging anywhere from 15 minutes to an hour long. Kuti sang in a combination of Pidgin English and Yoruba. In the 1970s and '80s, Kuti's rebellious song lyrics established him as political dissident. As a result, Afrobeat has come to be associated with making political, social and cultural statements about greed and corruption. One of Kuti's songs, "Zombie," questions Nigerian soldiers' blind obedience to carrying out orders. Another, "V.I.P. (Vagabonds in Power)," seeks to empower the disenfranchised masses to rise up against the government. In 1989, three years after touring the United States, Kuti released an album called Beasts of No Nation. The album cover portrays world leaders Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan (among others) as cartoon vampires baring bloody fangs. Rebelling against oppressive regimes through his music came at a heavy cost to Kuti, who was arrested by the Nigerian government 200 times, and was subject to numerous beatings that left him with lifelong scars. Rather than abandon his cause, however, Kuti used these experiences as inspiration to write more lyrics. He produced roughly 50 albums over the course of his musical career, including songs for Les Negresses under the pseudonym Sodi in 1992. Personal Life Fela Kuti was a polygamist. A woman named Remi was the first of Kuti's wives. In 1978, Kuti married 27 more women in a single wedding ceremony. He would eventually divorce them all. Kuti's children with Remi included a son, Femi, and daughters Yeni and Sola. Sola died of cancer not long after her father's death in 1997. All three offspring were members of the Positive Force, a band they founded in the 1980s. Death Fela Kuti died of AIDS-related complications on August 2, 1997, at the age of 58, in Lagos, Nigeria. Roughly 1 million people attended his funeral procession, which began at Tafawa Balewa Square and ended at Kuti's home, Kalakuta, in Ikeja, Nigeria, where he was laid to rest in the front yard. Fact Check We strive for accuracy and fairness. If you see something that doesn't look right, contact us! Citation Information Article Title Fela Kuti Biography Author Biography.com Editors Website Name The Biography.com website URL https://www.biography.com/musician/fela-kuti
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hisexcellency34:https://www.nairaland.com/5335234/rccg-public-notice-traffic-management |
The unrepentant goats (spiritual wailers) are arriving |
Traffic Management for 67th RCCG Annual Convention .
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Kindly send it to Farem_1@yahoo.com Thanks |
Here are the five amazing facts you should know about Badenoch, a Nigerian-British born politician: 1. Born in Wimbledon, London Badenoch was born in Wimbledon and grew up in Nigeria where she had her childhood experience. At age 16, she made UK her home where she did her A levels in an FE college in London. READ ALSO: Governorship election: Governor Ihedioha wins as Supreme Court delivers judgement 2. Worked part-time at McDonalds During her study at the college, the new minister worked at McDonalds as a way to financially support herself. 3. Studied in various institutions The minister was an engineering apprentice before she went ahead to University of Sussex to study. She is a member of of the British Computer Society. She also studied law at Birkbeck, University of London. 4. She was politically active in school Minister Badenoch has been both a primary and secondary school governor at St Thomas, the Apostle College in Southwark and Jubilee Primary School in Lambeth. 5. Her contribution helped improve school funding Badenoch once spoke about school funding in the House of Commons where she brought attention to a school in her constituency. 6. Badenoch made a good political move On the very day Boris Johnson was appointed the new prime minister, she tabled a question which highlighted his campaign pledge relating to the regulations on schools and national funding formula. PAY ATTENTION: Download our mobile app to enjoy the latest news update 7. She has been a spotlight in the Conservative party The minister of children affairs has been a promising star in the party as she was chosen to introduce Theresa May at the party’s annual conference held in 2017. She was also put in charge of picking candidates for the 2022 general elections. Recall that Legit.ng earlier reported that newly appointed minister made a post about her appointment on twitter, where she thanked all those who have helped her.
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ijustdey:Good riddance to bad rubbish! At 20, you still relied on the poor mother for #700 and you committed suicide upon denial. It/should be a relief to the woman! |
seunmsg:Instead, Adeleke who was a truant and a failure will be celebrated even with his F9 parallel result |
The Unforgotten Yoruba Adekunle Fajuyi, Assassinated 50Years Ago Today! ‘ Born on 26th June, 1926 at the ancient city of Ado-Ekiti. Trained as a soldier at the Defence Academy and at the Eaton Officers Candidate School, UK. He moved up in ranks and became the first military governor of the former Western Region, Yorubaland. He was a gallant Yoruba man who died defending nobel integrity. He was hosting the then military head of state at the Yoruba seat of power; Ibadan on that fateful day when the counter coupists arrived to overthrow Why Was He Killed?? Adekunle Fajuyi did not commit any crime than the fact that he was playing host to Ironsi [the then military head of state] on July 29,1966 when Northern officers who staged a revenge coup following the Kaduna Nzeogwu-led coup of January 15,1966 struck. Disgruntled Northern officers led by Murtala Mohammed, TY Danjuma,Martin Adamu and others spearheaded a rebellion within the army after the event of January [where Nigeria's major politicians were assassinated] . Adekunle who refused to allow the rebellious soldiers gain access to his guest, demanded[b] he must be shot first before they kill Ironsi, and sadly that was what happened eventually on the fateful 29th July, 1966[/b] Series of establishments have been named after him including the Adekunle Fajuyi Cantonment in Ibadan
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nabiz:Even when the one carrying belongings is clearly seen, your jaundiced and Atikulooted eyes will not see. He lacks confidence and the whole Lagos couldn't ignore in serious legal battles against FG since 1999. The whole of the progressive opposition couldn't do without him fighting for their mandates across the nation against behemoth -PDP since 1999? His law firm handled effortlessly against and for international oil firms here and abroad. I think your definition of confidence is stupidity! Osinbajo is clearly not stupid. Tueh! |
tysontim:I think we Igbos have acceotef that yhjs shite man should be RUGAd to Aba to continue his religious activity |
etrouble:You are no where, mehn! Jesus abhors your like. Argue first with the Bible in Revelation 3:16 |
TarOrfeek:I see it as a needless hypocrisy. |
Kingosytex:People just use words. Even for me, my street is the fastest growing street in the world! |
hisexcellency34:You know nothing of what you just spewed! How does a lawyer know anything about Power, you lot want to posit, yet you insist a lawyer knows about civil construction. Without adequate funding, things remain on papers. Please get that to disabuse your opinionated conclusions |
wisyno:So, do you mean you don't know what it means to hold on to power and be appointed? |
Infinityk:Are you under hallucination or hallucicountry? |
ichidodo:See werey! |
Davash222:Have you seen the US President's table of recent, Mr saner clime? |
Funmmyastic:He never acts (does) but only react. Till date I cannot find any anything his |
davibid:It means that your so called respect is baseless and shallow. If shekau (boko haram leader) joins your PDP today, your respect for him will soar. Kwantinue with your manafiki respect. Shior! |
Onyeana has the accolade of the dullest minister (of foreign affairs) in Nigeria. He has never responded to the killing of any Nigerian anywhere. Thank God for Abike |
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Can’t they store all those files electronically