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Who remembers D’banj?
Ok. Dumb question.
I remember D’banj. I know you do too.
I’m not talking about this koko garri
drinking,
agricultural farming, Cocoa na Chocolate
singing, Dre
beats wearing ‘Eja Nla’ who now goes by
the alias
‘Kiniwun Funfun’. I’m referring to the Why
Me
singing, Tongolo crooning, harmonica
blowing, Mo
Gbono Feli grinding, kokolet mamalet and
babylet
chanting kokomaster.
D’banj is fun… or at least he used to be.
Remember at
the Thisday Music Festival sometime in
2006/07
when the Destiny’s Child graced the
event? Kelly
Rowland was feeling the n***a so much
that she got
up and grinding to “Do you like the koko”
with our
Ski’banj (like his Jamaican friends would
call him).
Now, that was some firebrand entertainer
stuff.
D’banj was and I’ll like to still believe that
he is
loved by many. Only that for some of us,
our choices
and reasons for sticking with him may
have waned
and withered.
When D’banj came on-board the afro pop
scene, it
was obvious how much he changed every
darn thang.
Was it new slangs that have formed a
majority of our
everyday local vocabulary? Or those suave
dance
steps – the kind you grind low with your
right-arm
elbow in-between your legs? Or perhaps
the songs!
Lord, the hits became too numerous to
mention and
with every new one churned out, we had
yet another
club/street anthem. D’banj was not only
serving it
hot, he was slinging it and killing it at the
same time.
While I choose to not overlook Don Jazzy’s
ingenious
talent in most (if not all) of his then music
productions, D’banj was more like what (or
who) you’d
refer to as the live wire of the band – I’m
talking
about the Mo’Hits crew.
What about the petite Nollywood actress,
Genevieve
Nnaji? No controversy trailed her more
like her
rumoured affiliation with the kokomaster.
That’s still
a question interviewers make reference to
whenever they get to sit with her. And it’s
all thanks
to this same D’banj. But what’s happened
with that
D’banj? Sadly, that D’banj is gone, and
he’s been
very well missed. I’m guessing change
really is the
only constant thing if not, he wouldn’t
have evolved to
becoming the global ambassador that he
is today,
which we’re all indeed very proud of…
make no
mistake about that.
All good things really do come to an end. I
miss “the
D’banj” and this time, D’banj agaghi
abiala!

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Olufemi Aduwo, the national
coordinator of Rights Monitoring
Group (RMG) has alleged that
South Africa is planing to bankroll
a presidential aspirant on the
platform of the All Progressives
Congress, APC with $2billion.
Aduwo made the statement during
an interview session with
NIGERIAN TRIBUNE, when he was
asked who will emerge from the
APC among Buhari, Atiku and
Kwankwaso?.
He said, "Buhari may emerge,
even though I am not a
soothsayer, as the candidate. But,
when I see the antecedent of
Buhari, I disagree with those who
go about saying he is a credible
and an incorruptible leader.
"The definition of corruption
should not be limited to stealing
public funds alone. A book defines
corruption as an act of illegality by
people in position of power.
Buhari’s overthrow of the
government of Alhaji Shehu
Shagari in the Second Republic
constituted an act of illegality and
it is corruption. People’s rights
were flagrantly trampled upon by
his regime and we had a lot of
abandoned projects littering the
country. How will such a person
perform in a constitutional
democracy? It is better imagined
than experienced. Nigerians
queued to get sugar and rice
during his time and the country
was reduced to the status of war-
torn North Korea by the Buhari
regime.
"If Buhari went to bank to borrow
money to pay for his nomination
forms, it means the billionaires in
the party do not believe in his
ability to deliver. Talking as a
Nigerian and not an election
observer of the system, the PDP
will win more states in 2015
because the APC will be thrown
into crisis. I wish to alert the
security operatives to be alert on
some of the APC chieftains who
have investments in foreign
countries.
"I gathered from some of the
stakeholders at the just-concluded
World Bank/IMF meeting this
month in Washington DC that
South Africa alone is ready to bank
one of APC presidential aspirants
to the tune of $2 billion if he
emerges as candidate", Aduwo
Said

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SYDNEY (Reuters) -

An Australian man
had a spider removed from his stomach
after it burrowed its way into his body
and survived for three days before being
removed.
Dylan Maxwell was on holidays on the
Indonesian island of Bali when the tiny
creature burrowed through a small
appendix scar and traveled up his torso,
leaving a red scar-like trail from his navel
to his chest.
Lifting his shirt, Maxwell told an
Australian television network "that's
where it actually burrowed underneath
my skin".
While still in Bali, Maxwell visited a local
medical center and was prescribed an
antihistamine for an insect bite.
"Well after running tests and putting
things inside my stomach they finally
found out it was a tropical spider that's
been living inside me for the last three
days," Maxwell posted on his Facebook
page where he goes by the name of
Dylan Thomas.
"Haven't felt so violated in my life before!
Just glad it's all over", he said.
After returning to Australia earlier this
week, doctors removed the tropical
visitor.
"They managed to pull the spider out of
my navel and put it in a specimen jar
and took it away," said Maxwell, whose
mates have nicknamed him "Spiderman".

-Reuters

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Dear 'Ye,


You have spent much of your career
defying naysayers and the standards
people have set for you. You refused to
be intimidated by guys on the South Side
of Chicago for your creativity. You broke
free of being only a producer when you
proved Jay Z wrong and became one of
the biggest names in rap music. When
music executives tried to control the
content of your music, you released the
now-infamous "Jesus Walks." When Nike
would not give you creative control over
Yeezys, you took a deal with Adidas
instead.
You are, by definition, defiant. And I love
that about you.


Many in our community applauded your
gall to stand on national television next
to Mike Myers and utter seven words
that shook the nation: "George Bush
doesn't care about black people." We
praised your courage in the wake of the
United States' failed response to
Hurricane Katrina that ultimately
resulted in the loss of many lives. You
articulated the pain behind the tears
many of us cried.
Despite criticism of your "Kanye rants,"
people listen when you speak.
Regardless of your delivery, many of us
find value in your statements on classism
and institutionalized racism. Your voice
elicits responses from fans and critics
alike.
Having said that, Ferguson is happening.
Where are you?


I am deeply troubled by your sudden
quietness in the midst of such powerful
youth activism against police brutality
and state violence. The killing of Mike
Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, has
awakened a movement that even
garnered responses from protesters in
Palestine and Hong Kong, protesters who
are fighting for their own just causes in
their homeland but found a connection
to the injustices that blacks face in the
United States.
Yet you are silent.
Other members of the black
entertainment industry have contributed
in various ways to support the social
movement that has erupted in Ferguson.
John Legend, Jesse Williams, David
Banner, Lupe Fiasco, Killer Mike, Outkast,


J. Cole, Pharrell, and Tef Poe, to name a
few, have voiced concerns and offered
solutions and words of encouragement,
and some have even participated in
protests. Common, during a performance
of his song "Kingdom" on the 2014 BET
Hip-Hop Awards
, was joined onstage by Mike Brown's
parents, provoking deafening silence in
the venue, and Talib Kweli protested in
the streets of Ferguson alongside other
activists.


Yet you are ghost.
Fans have waited to hear from two of
music's biggest stars, Jay Z and Beyoncé.
Unfortunately, I do not expect them to
use their success as a platform to overtly
address current prejudicial injustices in
the black community. It would be
uncharacteristic of them to suddenly
staunchly shoulder this responsibility,
given the cowardice with which they have
broached the subject in the past.


You are different. You have set a
precedent onstage and in interviews on
Jimmy Kimmel Live! and The Breakfast
Club, and let us not forget the "How
Sway" moment on Sirius XM, when you
unpacked being a black face in the white
space of the fashion industry. I commend
your work with Donda's House and the
Common Ground Foundation in
addressing the challenges and violence
that Chicago youths face, but you appear
to have lost your voice on this rather
grand social movement around Ferguson.


But this is not only about you, 'Ye, or
your absence from the discourse on
Ferguson as some of your peers rise to
the occasion. This is about the fact that
without Harry Belafonte, Nina Simone,
Sidney Portier, Ruby Dee, Muhammad
Ali, and so many other black
entertainment activists, you, Jay Z,
Beyoncé, and other black entertainers
today would have likely fallen
particularly short of your success.


Last year Harry Belafonte made this
statement about today's black
entertainers and their participation -- or
general lack thereof -- in the struggle for
justice in black communities:
I think one of the great abuses of this
modern time is that we should have
had such high-profile artists, powerful
celebrities. But they have turned
their back on social responsibility.
That goes for Jay-Z and Beyonce, for
example. Give me Bruce Springsteen,
and now you're talking. I really think
he is black.


There was a more noble time when,
among black entertainers, the label of
"activist" was not only embraced but
expected. Celebrities did not appear to
be more concerned with keeping
endorsement deals than addressing the
chokehold of white supremacy on black
lives. Black entertainers did not possess
the privilege of ignoring community
problems, because they were equally
susceptible to brutalization,
marginalization, and discrimination.


Black entertainers did not use economic
privilege to distance themselves from
plight in the black community; instead, it
was a powerful instrument in political
agenda-setting and the initiation of
change.
Action by black entertainers should in no
way be mistaken for a substitute for the
fervor needed from the masses to carry
out the arduous task of combating
institutionalized racism and
discriminatory barriers. But I challenge
black entertainers to join us in
shouldering the responsibility of
mobilization for social justice -- the way
civil-rights activists of the past feverishly
did, setting the tone for us.
You said, "No one man should have all
that power."
I believe no one man should waste all
that power.

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Joe and Comfort drove home in silence, each
filled with unpleasant thoughts. Their dinner
date with the Okoguns, which used to be an
event they look forward to, had turned into
some kind of twisted Jerry Springer confession.
At least, Festus had been kind enough to let
them eat the delicious meal without sullying
their appetite with his story. It had been an
occasion filled with silence and long faces from
their hosts. After the meal, Joe couldn’t hide his
curiosity anymore. He asked his long time
friend and Church brethren what the matter
was. Festus had exchange a brief glance with
his wife, who had promptly burst into tears and
escaped to the kitchen. Then with a heavy heart,
he’d opened up to Joe and Comfort and had
also let out a few pained sobs of his own.
As they pulled up outside their compound at
Isheri, Joe and Comfort made their way into the
house and tried to put up a face filled with good
cheer. As to be expected, three of their children
were in the living room, watching a Christian
music channel. Their first son, Gabriel was not
there with them. The usual, “welcome Papa…
Welcome Mama” greeted them on entrance. Joe
managed to interact with his children without
any sign of distress before heading upstairs to
go check on his first born while his wife headed
for the kitchen. Without knocking, he entered
Gabriel’s bedroom, hoping to catch him
unawares.
Gabriel lay on his bed, fiddling with his mobile
phone. He sat up immediately his father entered
his room. In a gruff voice, Joe demanded for the
cell phone, scrolled through it while Gabriel
frowned at the blatant disregard for his privacy
and personal space. When Joe was done, he
asked his son to turn on his laptop. Gabriel did
it without argument but his anger was bubbling
beneath. He watched his father sit behind his
computer desk and scroll through every file and
folder like a CIA agent on a mission. Gabriel
chuckled inwardly. Whatever his father was
looking for, he definitely was not going to find.
He picked up his phone and continued
browsing. After a while, Joe got up and pulled a
chair near his son’s bed and sat on it. Out of
respect, Gabriel stopped his mobile browsing
and sat up, avoiding his father’s eyes. The
silence between father and son was tense. Then
Joe spoke up.
“Son… I’m sorry for barging in like this and
going through your stuff without explanation. I
heard something quite terrible this evening and
it made me a little sacred. Now… I’m going to
ask you a very personal question. And I want
you to tell me the truth. Ok” Joe pinned him
with an intent look.
Gabriel nodded in silence, still miffed at his
father.
“Do you have a girlfriend?” Joe asked.
“No sir.” Came Gabriel’s reply.
“Do you like women?” Joe continued
“Not really sir” Gabriel didn’t hesitate.
Joe sucked in a deep breath, wondering how he
could brooch the subject of women to his 20
year old son. He had never talked about girls
with him…. had never bothered. He was a strict
Christian father and had made his intolerance
of fornication expressly known to all his
children. But after Festus had broken down and
confided in him that he suspected their only
son, Theo, was gay, a weird fear had gripped
Joe. Theo and Gabriel were very, very close.
They spent alot of time together and even
attended the same Private University. Joe was
afraid that If Theo was gay, his own son might
be too.
“Son… Its not a bad thing to like women. Its
actually a good thing. I was against you having
a girlfriend because I felt you were not matured
enough to have a relationship… Especially of
the sexual kind.”
Gabriel shifted uncomfortably. He did not like
where the conversation was going and was not
sure any comment from him would be
appreciated, so he kept mum and stared at the
floor.
“Son, look at me…” Joe demanded.
Gabriel sucked in a deep breath and looked up
at his father.
“Have you… Errr… Ahem… Have — Have you
been with a woman before?” Joe asked, trying
hard to push back his embarrassment.
Gabriel couldn’t voice his reply, so he shook
his head in the negative.
“What about… Have you been… Is… You
know what? Forget about it ok? I — I’m sure
you wouldn’t do anything that would incur
God’s wrath. Remember why Sodom and
Gomorrah was destroyed… Sodomy is an
abomination in the sight of God.” He lapsed
into silence and watched his son. The young
man was looking down, silent as a mouse.
Joe sighed and offered up a quiet prayer of
supplication to God.
“Your mother is back. You should go
downstairs to greet her. Then tell your brother
and sisters that we will be having evening
devotion really early today. Ok?” Joe said as he
headed for the door.
Gabriel nodded and let out a sigh of relief as
soon as his father left the room.

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Governement of the friends for the friends

There was serious drama in the Olodi
Apapa area of Lagos on Thursday night
as a man who took another lady to a
hotel to enjoy himself, came out from
the hotel room only to see his own
wife coming out from another room in
the same hotel with his best friend.
When he spotted them, the visibly
angry husband, identified as Kayode,
was said to have shouted:
“My own wife in a hotel with another
man!”


At the first instance when Kayode saw
his wife, Mrs. Funmilayo, he never
envisaged that the man with her was
his best friend, Mr Mufutau, but after a
closer look, he noticed that the man
was Mufutau and he slapped him twice
before Mufutau retaliated. And serious
fight broke out.


Funny enough, as both men were
fighting themselves in public, Kayode’s
wife, Funmilayo, pounced on her
husband’s girlfriend and tore the lady’s
clothes for having the effrontry to date
her husband…


The crazy fight came to an end when
the Bar Man, Receptionist, and others
customers intervened and they blamed
both the married man and his wife for
not being sincere and trustworthy to
themselves.


According to Leadership, the Bar Man
told Kayode that he was guilty of the
same offence for bringing a lady,
which they later discovered was also a
married woman, to the hotel. The
barman said that what occurred was a
nemesis or law of distributional
justice.
But before the fight ended, the women
were said to have torn their clothes to
shreds and left in shame.

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