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Codedrock:
Hello here please i am a young boy of 17, i am a singer, i compose pop/blues and i am really looking forward to be signed to a popular record label and a good producer to sing this amazing songs of mine! I will be really glad if you can help.. I am really hoping i am signed to record labels like; eme,marvin,chocolate city, starboy ent. Db records, kennis music and many other popular label.
I am really willing to sign any deal with my producer.
And if you wanna help me by giving me am advice or you gat what you wanna tell me about this thats gonna help me on my musical career you can drop your replies below. Thanks!
All i want is just to be the naija justin bieber.
Contact- 08064870665
email- apatabayode@yahoo.com

usj:
Meat Don Ready Oh Nairaland

So, today we are celebrating our business end of the year party in spite of how COVID 19 spoiled show. Nairaland member in Jakande dont say I did not invite you. Lala spread the invite

Kittex7:
Please bro how do I make video by only inputing words and sound tracks.... Like typing the videos in words and adding small small sounds. Thanks

Righteousness89:
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The management of Media Trust Limited, publishers of Daily Trust and other titles, condemn the reprehensible actions of Femi Fani-Kayode, who in a video clip now gone viral, verbally assaulted – repeatedly – our reporter, Eyo Charles in the course of doing his job.

The encounter occurred in Calabar, Cross River State, in the morning of Thursday 20, August 2020 at a hotel, during a roundtable with invited journalists.

During the roundtable, Charles asked Fani-Kayode who was bankrolling his recent trips around Nigeria, to which the ex-minister responded with a raised voice, insults, and eventually a threat to inflict bodily harm on our reporter.

The barrage continued for some minutes, while bewildered journalists, including our reporter, looked on.

The video clip, also released on one of the ex-minister’s social media accounts, was conveniently edited to exclude the question asked by Charles, totally devoid of mischief, simply sought clarification and information, like good journalism should.

Said editing paved the way for a social media lynch mob to rain expletives on our reporter, labelling him as ‘rude’.

This could not be further away from the truth, and we stand by Charles, and commend him for his calmness during the ordeal.

Daily Trust reporters are responsible professionals, who uphold the tenets of journalism, as well as best practices.

That Fani-Kayode attacks a reporter doing his job, is an indication of the chilling disregard he has towards the media, and its work in investigating and reporting on issues.

As always, we stand in solidarity with our reporters, and will continue to fight for the rights of all journalists. After all, journalism is part of the bedrock of democracy; therefore practitioners must not be intimidated or threatened as they carry out their work.

We urge the Nigeria Police to take note, that if anything happens to Charles, Daily Trust will hold Fani-Kayode responsible, especially due to the intensity of the verbal threats he issued during the shocking incident.

The actions of Fani-Kayode are not only reprehensible, but also constitute a setback to press freedom, in a most dire form. This kind of assault raises major concerns over the safety of journalists in Nigeria.

Daily Trust is a completely independent media organisation that does not pander to the whims of any individual or group, no matter how powerful or well-placed in society.

We will continue to serve Nigerians – and indeed the world – with quality, reliable reportage, no matter whose ox is gored.

Signed

Naziru Mikailu Abubakar

Executive Director/Editor-in-Chief

SweetBuns:
Prolly a marine girl
I had school mates like that in my sec school
One of them hates it if her environs is dry... You will always notice that her bunk and room is damp and moist... Even during harmattan.