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I know say thief go defend thief...omo ale, omo wayray

thief go born ashawo...no doubt

no oo, baba no get eye ni.

stop misleading people, they have not given the award to anyone.

dem don carry d little dem get build mansion

I hate the way lala take snakes' story to FP

bobrisky is not the fool, but those that invite him for shows are the big fool. I just pray am with something like glass cup the day i would set my eyes on him.

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If god uses one day to judge people, he would use one year for bloggers.cos of their lies. This jeep can't be more than 5m

if killing was legal...this guy wouldn't be living. am sure

if moving forward is ur own definition of losing it, let him continue losing

oga this ain't about how many line he sang in d song, this is blessing. Mikel was on bench when Chelsea won champions league and if they ask him the league he has won, he would mention it. ishe koni owo...alubarika ni koko

na all these guys way dem no dey allow see toto before marriage

most of you shouting bad boy, would do if given opportunity.... even your mother would beg you to slap her. And if you are not ready, poverty would continue slapping her for you everyday

Linda is having all these....bros u can b of help

he is about to know that 10minutes enjoyment can ruin someone's life. p*ssy boy

if not that tattoo ain't ethical, would av loved one

confirm area father....is this not one old man I don't know y aboki people are always terminally ill in their old age...it doesnt surprise me sha coz they would av spent their whole life in d oza room.

lol...father xmas of our tym

they were d ones that played football.. these current ones are just spoilt wit money

just kill a snake and win lala's heart

Simi doesn't know who to go for btw davido(money), falz(lawyer), adekunle gold (Photoshop master)

dis Simi gal doesn't know who to even choose among davido(money), falz(lawyer), adekunle gold(Photoshop master)

y ur mama no abort u

well done!!!....u go send olosho ur school fees abi...she no con show, u wan con reverse money... no b only reverse, na u-turn

this boy was bigger than next rated

Radio and TV Personality Adenike Oyetunde has written an open letter to Olamide about his much talked about Olamide Live In Concert Show – OLIC. Read below:
“Dear Olamide, what HAPPENED? What!!!
I attended #Olic2 and without a doubt, it was by far my BEST event last year. I talked, and talked about it; everyone around me that didn’t go, knew they had to this year.
Imagine my excitement when I saw these pictures by TyBello, I knew #Olic3 was definitely going to be a hit. I needed to see ‘Olamide Live In Concert’ *coughs. In my life, not even at either Canaanland or Redemption Camp had I EVER been stuck in such traffic.
No clear plans on controlling humans (forget that we are peculiar here). The plan was go with Uber. There was a change, and a friend’s friend took @mayowaekpo and I. What should have taken maybe 30minutes max, turned to two years in traffic.
Nobody deemed it fit to tell us that no cars were going into Eko hotel; we were all just hoping; stuck in traffic. Having to walk so far, isn’t always my first option; for obvious reasons.
Then I got into the hall, Olamide, why?
I came in just as you were done with your first outing and I figured, he’ll be back. You came back ONCE, while I was there and you played CD. Olamide, CD I’m still too lost.
CD… Like, ALL that for ‘DJ, track 2’.
Wait first, collect your money from the sound people; BAD, BAD sound. Even Adekunle (God bless his heart) who did LIVE for us, they sha spoilt his sound.
I, Adenike Oyetunde came to see You Olamide, LIVE, (it was a complimentary ticket, FYI), and you hounded me with Comedy. HOW How does that even work?
Alibaba’s January 1st Concert is coming, I’ll get comedy there, WHY, did you succumb, Why? I thought you had it all figured out; but, awon aye sold this BAD idea to you.
By the way, were you at Asa’s show? If not, PLEASE, Watch the CD. That’s what LIVE IN CONCERT is on about. I was TOO disappointed and I can’t hide it.
Excellency is KEY. You had ONE year to plan. I honestly didn’t see ANY plan oh; at least, to me. Of course, I still danced, I screamed, I took videos; but, from last year; it could have been WAY better.
I will not comment on that uncle that was jumping arand with you!!! Give us what we ‘paid’ for Nigerian Artiste, PLEASE. People hustled to GET tickets.”

Triple MG act, Tekno caps off a stellar year by getting named among Billboard Magazine’s 10 Hip-Hop & R&B Acts To Watch In 2017! They also confirm Tekno’s deal with Sony Music via Columbia Records. Massive!
Here’s what they had to say:
Tekno already has a number of hits in Nigeria, and Columbia Records took note, throwing its weight behind this agile, elastic-voiced singer.
Tekno’s “Pana,” which has already accumulated more than 13 million views on YouTube and inspired a minor version of a video challenge, is romantic and light on its feet with little more than a nagging guitar line and squirts of bass, everything pegged to a serpentine forward march.
There’s clearly a demand in the mainstream for feathery dance cuts like this one: close your eyes and imagine a smart radio programmer cueing this up after Drake’s “Too Good.”

Two of the three female travelers who were seized by kidnappers from a ‘God is Good Motors’ bus on the outskirts of Abuja on December 21 have regained their freedom.
The good news happened on Christmas Day, but it is unclear what happened to the third lady, who was a member of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) for now.
Upon their arrival at the kidnappers camp, Ms. Obot said her captors repeatedly smashed her right ankle with the barrel of a gun to dislocate it, to make sure that she did not try to escape.
Describing her ordeal to Sahara Reporters, Ms. Obot said a heavily armed gang numbering about nine men intercepted the Abuja-bound bus. After they robbed all the occupants at gun point, the criminals randomly selected her, a frail elderly woman and the NYSC member, whom the gang members said “looked like they have wealthy relatives”.
They were marched on foot for over an hour deep into a forest where a makeshift camp of raffia mats and lanterns was guarded by other men who were armed with bayonet fitted rifles.
She recalled that in the first 24 hours in captivity, their abductors, who punched, slapped and threatened to shoot her and the other victims, spoke on mobile phones to members of her family demanding the sum of N5million for her release. They also demanded a ransom from the families of the other two female captives.
She said their captors wore masks and spoke English, pidgin and Hausa, but spoke mainly in Fulani, with their purported leader claiming to have been a trained soldier of the Nigerian Army.
Ms. Obot said the armed gang also kidnapped a retired Nigerian Army officer and a three months’ pregnant woman, who were brought into the makeshift camp the following night, December 22.
Narrating further, Ms. Obot stated that and she and other captives were given only a cup of dirty water and a piece of roasted yam once a day, at night. Their abductors continued to negotiate drop-off locations for their expected ransom money and for releasing the captives after collection.
Ms. Obot further told SaharaReporters that the female NYSC member who was abducted with her was taken away on December 23, as was the pregnant woman, who had begun bleeding profusely by her second day in captivity. She did not know whether they were released.
A very shaken Ms. Obot also recalled that her abductors intermittently beat and threatened to kill her as her family members maintained they had no ransom money and begged for her release.
On the night of her third day in captivity, Ms. Obot recalled over-hearing a heated argument between some of the members of the kidnap ring where the term “Calabar,” in reference to her, was mentioned, before two of the heavily armed men dragged her to a different area. One of the two men who claimed to be their Commander stated that her family was not cooperating concerning her ransom. She said she was told that she was bad luck and would lead to their capture, and as such that it was their decision to kill her that night.
She stated that while she prayed and begged the kidnappers to release all of them, the self-professed Commander of the gang slapped her very hard on the left ear, following which she fell to the ground, with a liquid oozing from her left ear.
According to Ms Obot, within moments of falling to the ground, three other heavily armed members of the gang came to that area and began a heated argument in Fulani language with the self-acclaimed commander and a second man with him. The three arriving men stayed with her while the first two left that area.
Shortly after the three men took over, she said they dragged her back to the elderly woman and the retired soldier and were told them to leave. They pointed at a direction and told them to run towards it and not look back if they wanted to live.
Ms. Obot, who is limping on her dislocated ankle, said she and the retired soldier held the frail elderly lady as they walked for a long time in the forest until they reached a main road. At about 3:00 am on Christmas morning, following several failed attempts at flagging down vehicles, a kind Nigerian who saw them tattered and disheveled gave them a ride to a nearby police check point between Kwali and Gwagwalada.
She said it was there they reported their experience to the policemen and she later re-established physical contact with her relatives who had since been in Abuja and were working with law enforcement in connection with her abduction.
After an immediate medical check-up, Ms. Obot was taken out of Abuja where she is receiving treatment and is surrounded by family members as she starts her journey of recovery from the excruciating trauma.
She expressed gratitude to God for the miraculous release but was profoundly thankful to Sahara Reporters for breaking the news and to her family members who were steadfast in prayer and working with law enforcement, journalists and well-wishers who supported them with prayers.
She was also thankful to Samuel Ikon, a member of the House of Reps from Akwa Ibom State, who read the story and issued an immediate press statement condemning the abduction and appealing for the release of all the captives. She noted that the legislator was a 1989 alumnus of the Federal Government College, Ikot Ekpene, when her late father was the principal of the school.
She is convicted that the widespread interest the matter generated inflicted considerable pressure on her abductors, and that the fear of imminent arrest caused them to panic and release herself and the other two captives without any ransom being paid.

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So many Nigerian music acts kicked off their musical journey from the church.
Lil Kesh has made this revelation in several interviews that he was a choir member long before he started doing secular music.
The superstar recently went back to pay a visit to his former church choir members where he joined them in performing like they used to.
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Source: http://360jamng.net/photos-lil-kesh-goes-back-to-join-his-former-church-choir-members-for-yuletide-performance/

And d choir life is not reflecting in ur music

idy1988:
Op dat baby is up to four months not a new born. Though still pathetic

. it was d way i zoomed it dat made it looks big