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It has been a challenging past few weeks for Nigerians. With the challenge of coping with the COVID 19 spread by staying indoors has come an interesting challenge of hits on the Nigerian creative scene. Few names have been flying around and even without having been challenged, a lot of spectators have declared Nigerian rapper, Olamide as undisputed King of hits. It is still an open challenge anyway. But something about Olamide’s reputation as a serial hit dropper irresistibly attracts a closer look on his undeniably successful career. This will inevitably take us down memory lane right to the very start. So, here we go!

For a start, it’s pertinent to say Olamide was lucky and had a rare headstart. Not all artists have the good luck of starting their careers under a record label like Coded Tunes and a producer like ID Cabassa. Also, majority of commentators on Nigerian entertainment industry belong to the school of thought that believes that the emergence and death of Dagrin was the prologue to the career of Baddo. Although, one has to admit that Olamide, at emergence, rode on the wings of Dagrin, it’s evident that he himself has proved that he has a lot to offer. Check the picture carefully and see the link in it to continue reading

The United States has declared war on the leader of the Boko Haram sect, Abubakar Shekau, placing a $7 million bounty for information leading to the arrest the terrorist leader.

This was announced in a tweet by the United States Department Rewards for Justice Programme on Wednesday.
“The United States Department of State is offering a reward of up to $7 million for information leading to the arrest to the terrorist Abubakar Shekau boss of #BokoHaram,” the tweet said.
“This latest bounty placed on the head of Shekau under President Donald Trump might open a new vista in the hunt for the Boko Haram leader perhaps in the same way that the leader of ISIS, Abubakar Al-Baghdadi was hunted and killed in Syria in October last, an analyst who craved for anonymity said. Read more from the source.



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