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Arewa Mafia Boss Classiq Buba who recently released his highly anticipated album "THE NEW NORTH" which he features a host of artist like M.I abaga , Ice Prince , Ckay , Yung L and a host of other great artist and producer's.
We can say the album was great as it was highly accepted by fans , with huge streams on Boomplay and other streaming platforms.
The rapper is set to start his Album Tour across northern States in Nigeria , which he will kick start in Jo's Plateau state and would be concluded in Admawa from 20th to 21st of November 2018.
Not to forget other cities are included in the tour cities like "NASSARAWA , ABUJA , KADUNA , KANO , and lastly BORNO"
The tour features Super stars likr "Jesse Jagz , Ruby Gyang , B.O.C , Dj Cinch , Lyrical Dr Smith , Ckay , Kheengz and lots more.
Check poster for more info as you wait for The new north tour bus in your city #SaiGodia

Shaydee on the single out with a new song in anticipation to his upcoming EP which is scheduled to be released before this year runs out , The Make sense Conner who's Video recently reached 1million views on YouTube on a song which he features African finest Starboi WizKid.
Sheydee decide to drop this new one for all his fans and music lovers as his set to be +1 tomorrow , this new song was produced by Bizzouch download and enjoy

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A Nigerian soldier has reportedly shot his own colleague dead before proceeding to commit suicide in Borno state. A Nigerian Army soldier has committed suicide in Borno State,
According to Reporters, military sources revealed that Adegor Okpako, a staff sergeant attached to 192 Battalion in Gwoza, killed himself at about 2:50 p.m. Wednesday. Mr Okpako also killed another sergeant colleague who was only identified as Saka.
Three soldiers and a member of the civilian joint task force were also seriously wounded in the random shooting by Mr. Okpako, sources said.
Mr Okpako killed himself two days after returning to the battalion after taking a few days’ breaks. It was not immediately clear whether he was receiving treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder or any form of a mental health crisis.
The spokespersons for the Defence Headquarters, the Nigerian Army and the counter-terrorism unit were all unavailable for comments late Wednesday.
But the Army tweeted shortly before 12 a.m. Thursday that the incident was a case of an accidental discharge on Wednesday afternoon.
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“Accidental discharge kills 2 soldiers. We deeply regret to announce the death of two soldiers of 192 Battalion who lost their lives as a result of an accidental discharge during in-theatre training today,”
the Army said.
The statement said a thorough inquiry would be conducted to understand the source of the fatal attack.
Sources, however, insisted that it was a suicide case as no training was going on when the incident occurred, contrary to the claim by the Army.
The plight of Nigerian soldiers engaging Boko Haram terrorists in Nigeria’s war-ravaged northeast appears to have worsened in recent months. Over 100 soldiers have been killed and as many feared missing since mid-July alone.
The frequency and scope of the latest Boko Haram assault have alarmed security analysts and residents in the region who feared the insurgents might have regrouped.
Several military bases have been raided in recent weeks, with terrorists making away with large quantities of military equipment in virtually every raid. Experts also blame inadequate weapons and welfare for the troops for the losses being inflicted by the terrorists.
The Chief of Army Staff, Tukur Buratai, had paid unscheduled visits to the war front at least two times within the past six weeks. Mr Buratai’s visits often focus on promising a better working condition and abundant supply or arms and ammunition in a bid to boost the morale of the troops. But it appeared that not every soldier was optimistic about the promises, a situation that may have contributed to the increasing number of mental health cases.
In November 2017, a soldier opened fire on a captain, killing him before turning the gun on himself. The latest suicide comes three months after an Army captain committed suicide while under psychiatric evaluation in Borno State.

Source
http://www.nova247blog.com.ng/2018/09/nigerian-army-reportedly-shot-colleague.html

Lagos APC candidate, Babajide Sanwo-Olu lauches his Lagos State gubernatorial bid in London.
watch video below:
http://www.nova247blog.com.ng/2018/09/political-showoff-lagos-apc-candidate.html

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) would commence a nationwide strike alongside all civil society organizations in the country next Wednesday if the Federal Government fails to meet its demand for the tripartite committee to reconvene and complete its assignment on the new minimum wage.
Rising from its National Executive Council (NEC) meeting held yesterday in Abuja, the NLC President, Comrade Ayuba Wabba, expressed disappointment at the manner in which members of the new minimum wage tripartite committee on the side of Federal Government unilaterally adjourned the tripartite meeting on the day the committee was expected to complete its assignment.
According to him, this was against the principle of collective bargaining as provided in the International Labour Organisation (ILO) Conventions 98 and 131 on minimum wage setting process, which Nigeria had domesticated.
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“NEC has resolved that at the expiration of the 14-day industrial action notice issued to the Federal Government over the new minimum wage issue, and the demand of the organized labor was not met, NEC has given NAC and the leadership of organized labor the power to declare appropriate industrial action or any action it deems necessary.
“In the first place, NEC expresses serious concern at the unilateral adjournment of the negotiation of the new minimum wage by the Federal Government on the day the tripartite committee was expected to complete its assignment.
“NEC in session, accordingly approve and applauded the organised labour for taking a proactive step by issuing a statutory 14-day industrial action notice to preserve the sanctity of the collective bargaining process, and the demand for the tripartite committee to reconvene within a set period to finalise its report in line with the principle of collective bargaining.
“NEC resolves that all its affiliated unions and the 36 state councils of Congress and the FCT and joint action front communicate the decision of NEC to their members and all workers,”[/b]

he said.

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http://www.nova247blog.com.ng/2018/09/breaking-nlc-announces-date-for-all.html