Dozage/Knighthouse artiste Phenom decides to hit us with a freestyle on the Sarz produced ‘Ise Yen’ instrumental With his trademark inch-perfect delivery and heavy punchlines, phenom delivers the hardest verses of the year on this freestyle.
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SINCE joining the entertainment industry few years ago, Florence Otedola a.k.a DJ Cuppy has left no stone unturned in her resolve to make a bold statement with her craft.

The daughter of billionaire oil tycoon, Femi Otedola who recently enrolled in the prestigious New York University to pursue a Masters Degree is also an intern at Jay Z's Roc Nation music label.

DJ Cuppy, has made waves in the Nigerian entertainment industry as a young talented female DJ who knows her onion despite her rich background. The beautiful damsel took to her Instagram to confirm the development.
"So excited to be an intern at Roc Nation .

Representing Africa all the way!" She wrote. Other international artistes who have also joined Roc Nation include Rihanna, J.Cole, Rita Ora and Scottish DJ Calvin Harris.

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Femi Kuti, a musician and son of legendary Afro beat musician, Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, on Monday, urged leaders in the country to shun corruption and implement programmes that would develop the country.

Kuti made the call in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos, during the celebration of the 2014 edition of Felabration.

Felabration is a ceremony to celebrate the life and times of Anikulapo-Kuti, which had "The Amalgamation of the People of the Niger Area" as its theme.

NAN reports that the event was attended by people from all walks of life.
Anikulapo-Kuti, who founded the Afro beat genre of music in the late 1960s, achieved worldwide fame with evergreen songs like "Shakara", "Zombie" and "Water no get enemy."

Femi Kuti said if corruption was reduced, the nation would stand a good chance to meet its development goals.
He added that "our leaders should abstain from corruption and have the love of the masses at heart.

"Corruption is not only carried out by leaders alone, masses also do it.
"Therefore, both leaders and average citizens should shun corruption and pay attention to national development."

On the annual celebration of Felabration, the musician told NAN that it was meant to enlighten the masses and to brainstorm with stakeholders on the need for national development.

'He said "Felabration is to impact change on economic development.
"We want all sectors of the economy to get a boost, such as electricity, roads, tourism and agriculture."

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The should have caution them. The sack was harsh.

When is it OK to kiss a colleague? Two Tanzanian police officers, whose kiss was widely shared on social media, have prompted a discussion about just that - and both have also lost their jobs.

A relationship with a colleague can throw up any number of complications, but the two young police officers in the picture may not have thought it would end their careers. The photograph - taken in Kagera, north west Tanzania - shows the pair kissing whilst dressed in their work uniforms, and was considered grounds for dismissal. Residents of the country have taken to social media to voice their dismay.

The image was uploaded to the internet by a third officer, who also took the photo, and drawn to the attention of the authorities at the Kagera police force. Henry Mwaibambe, the regional police commander, spoke to the BBC about the steps taken, and defends his department's decision. "We followed all disciplinary procedures to make sure that they were given a chance to defend themselves," he says. "The officer looking at the case was convinced there was compelling evidence against them, and that they had breached police code of conduct. That's why they lost their jobs." In this case it wasn't the kiss itself that led to their dismissal, but the fact that that it happened in public, whilst in uniform, and was subsequently posted online. Indeed, the officer behind the camera also lost his job over the incident.

The story was picked up by the local press last week, and news of the punishment has surprised many on social media. Most believed the response was disproportionate. "They should have been reprimanded, sacking them is extreme, huuh!" posted one on Facebook. "I once saw a pic of former US President the late Reagan kissing his wife in the Oval Office... and nobody called for his impeachment," said another. "Police couple kissing taken more serious than bribery," wrote a third on Twitter.
Masoud George, a lawyer at the Tanzania Legal and Human Rights Center says that as severe as the punishment seems, the decision is unlikely to be illegal. "It is according to their code of conduct, so from a legal point of view we can't say their dismissal was unfair."

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