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Touchaheart Nigeria—Viju Industries (Nigeria) Ltd., manufacturers of the highly trusted Viju Milk brand, has reaffirmed its leadership in community development by reaching and empowering over 2,000 institutions and organizations nationwide through its 2025 end-of-year Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program, themed “Celebrate Their Brilliance 3.3.” This year’s edition marks a major geographic expansion of the initiative.



While previous editions focused primarily on Lagos and Ogun State environs, Celebrate Their Brilliance 3.3 has now been extended to Abuja and its environs, where schools, communities, and institutions also benefited. This expansion—up from 1,000 beneficiaries in earlier years—highlights Viju Industries’ unwavering commitment to social impact, even as many organizations scale down due to prevailing economic challenges.



Announcing the initiative, Mr. Raphael Osiomwan, Brand Manager/Corporate Affairs Manager, described the program as a continuation of Viju’s long-standing culture of giving back to society. “At a time when economic realities are stretching businesses, Viju Industries has chosen to strengthen its support to communities,” Mr. Raphael Osiomwan stated.


SEE ALSO: https://touchaheart.com.ng/2025/05/27/viju-milk-continues-long-standing-childrens-day-tradition-with-celebrate-their-brilliance-campaign-across-lagos-and-ogun-states/


About Viju Industries Nigeria Ltd

Viju Industries Nigeria Ltd. is a leading manufacturer of high-quality food and beverage products, recognized for its excellence in production and a deep commitment to community development. Through its various CSR initiatives, Viju continues to support education, health, and social welfare across Nigeria.

Signed: Mr. Raphael Osiomwan, Brand Manager / Corporate Affairs Manager, Viju Industries Nigeria Ltd.

Ooni of Ife Prays for Akmodel Group as the Homes and Properties Arm Marks Its 5th Anniversary


Akmodel Homes Celebrates 5 Years of Growth, Excellence and Impact in Nigeria’s Real Estate Sector



His Imperial Majesty, the Ooni of Ife, Oba Enitan Adeyeye Babatunde Ogunwusi Ojaja II, has offered prayers for the Managing Director of Akmodel Group, Builder (Dr.) Abdulhakeem Odegade, and the entire Akmodel brand as the company celebrates its 5th anniversary.

Akmodel Homes and Properties is marking five years of remarkable growth - a milestone built on vision, resilience, innovation, and a firm commitment to excellence in the Nigerian real estate industry.

https://touchaheart.com.ng/2025/11/28/akmodel-homes-celebrates-5-years-of-growth-excellence-and-impact-in-nigerias-real-estate-sector/

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Bela.- Jargons ft. Tem. Official Lyrics

BELA. OPENS THE PROJECT WITH A DELIBERATE DISRUPTION — “jargons” (ft. Tem.) SETS THE TONE FOR  tHIs MiGHt coNfUsE yoU...



The first track, jargons (ft. Tem.), launches the project with sharp poetry and restless energy. Bela. uses spoken-word fragments, raw imagery, and emotional honesty to introduce a world where confusion is intentional and clarity is optional. Tem.’s presence adds rhythm to the tension, creating an entry point that feels bold, strange, and unforgettable.



ABOUT THE ARTIST: Bela.’s Biography, Wikipedia, Age, Career, Family, and Music
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Below are the official lyrics.

TRACK 1

Bela.- jargons ft. Tem. Official Lyrics
Verse:

tHIs MiGHt coNfUsE yoU.
But clarity is a luxury I outgrew.
Sense is overrated.
I've lived inside riddles that made more sense than the answers I was spoon-fed at nine.
I'm a sketch that drew its own artist.
I'm an echo that started the sound it repeats.
This might confuse you, like love in a war zone.
Like God blinking Morse code in a thunderstorm.

Intro beat.
Chorus:

If I talk they go thinki say I no well
Can't relate to the thoughts inner my bowel
And my pops don dey looku me like rebel
I no fit explain to them say ko ma ri be

If I talk they go thinki say I no well
Can't relate to the thoughts inner my bowel
And my pops don dey looku me like rebel
I no fit explain to them say ko ma ri bẹ



ABOUT THE ARTIST: Bela.’s Biography, Wikipedia, Age, Career, Family, and Music
Hook

E go be like jargons
Ja jajaja
Jargons for their ear

E go be like jargons
Ja jajaja
Jargons for their ear

E go be like jargons
Ja jajaja
Jargons for their ear

E go be like jargons
Ja jajaja
Jargons for their ear




Outro

tHIs MiGHt coNfUsE yoU......


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BELA.— theBestThing ft. Rómi (OFFICIAL LYRICS)

BELA. SPREADS LOVE AND ENERGY WITH “theBestThing” (ft. Rómi)...

Track 2, theBestThing (ft. Rómi), delivers upbeat vibes, catchy lines, and playful storytelling.

Bela. blends confidence, charm, and clever wordplay while Rómi adds melodic depth, creating a track that celebrates connection, destiny, and undeniable chemistry.

It’s a feel-good anthem that balances swagger with heartfelt moments.

Below are the official lyrics.




TRACK 2

BELA.— theBestThing ft. Rómi (OFFICIAL LYRICS)
Intro

We don come, we don come again
If they wan talk make them talk ajeh
See they no get the liver
sooon they go turn to believer
You no go believe am

We don come, we don come again
If they wan talk make them talk ajeh
See they no get the liver
sooon they go turn to believer
You no go believe am

(Oh God)

Verse 1:

I no dey talk too much
Let the music speak
Open ears unlock
Lines wey go hit that spot
E go turn you on
Like say na center of gravity
Muyii na different breed
Put me on anything
I go deliver
Your bars na simple thing
Abi you be simpleton
Make I break am down for you

Omo ologo
No be joke o
You go know very soon
All of them don
Dey in chokehold
Na me dey cause the flu
Omo olomi
No be joke o
You go know very soon
All of them don
Dey on chokehold
Na me dey cause the flu




Verse 2 (ROMI):

I talk am before I no be ordinary person
Float on this beat like a jet ski
Make deeper life girl dey do belly dance
The baddie inside her I don release am
I’m spitting straight from the belly
You can just tell that it’s destiny (You can just tell that it’s destiny)

She said, everything you drop e Dey live in my head (rent free)
I don't know how you dey catch my interest (it’s interesting)
You don't even try but you know you're the...
Best thing
Best thing that happened to me.

She said, everything you drop e Dey live in my head (rent free)
I don't know how you dey catch my interest (it’s interesting)
You don't even try but you know you're the...
Best thing
Best thing that happened to me.




ABOUT THE ARTIST: Bela.’s Biography, Wikipedia, Age, Career, Family, and Music
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Verse 3 (BELA.):

Sheb’orin mi lon jo
Don to the people, now they calling me hunco
Pronto
Awon ton senu wọn shonsho
See now see now
Oju won ti yan
They never see nothing
And we still come
Lasgidi to Boston
Do you Trust me
I put my Trust in God
It’s the first thing
So ma lo be si

See all the haters see now they don clear
Now see me here
Hands in the air
Don’t play, though I’m not VDM
You will learn
And you will learn, you will learn the hard way

(See all my haters see now they don clear
Now see me here
Hands in the air
Don’t play, though I’m not VDM
You will learn
And you will learn the hard way)




VERSE 2 (ROMI):

I talk am before I no be ordinary person
Float on this beat like a jet ski
Make deeper life girl dey do belly dance
The baddie inside her I don release am
I’m spitting straight from the belly
You can just tell that it’s destiny

She said everything you drop e Dey live in my head ( rent free)
I dunno how you Dey catch my interest ( it’s interesting)
You don't even try but you know you're the...
Best thing
Best thing that happened to me.

Outro:

She said everything you drop e Dey live in my head (rent free)
I dunno how you Dey catch my interest (it’s interesting)
You don't even try but you know you're the...
Best thing
Best thing that happened to me.


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Bela—emergencyForTheCountry (ft. J.T.R.)—Official Lyrics


BELA. HIGHLIGHTS NATIONAL STRUGGLES WITH “emergencyForTheCountry” (ft. J.T.R)...


Track 3, emergencyForTheCountry (ft. J.T.R), is a hard-hitting commentary on societal challenges and national hardship.

Bela. uses vivid storytelling to shine light on injustice, suffering, and resilience, while J.T.R. adds a grounded voice that deepens the urgency.

The track is a reminder to reflect, act, and never forget the real stories behind the headlines. Below are the official lyrics.

Below are the official lyrics.




Intro beat...

Chorus:

I no fit suffer for nothing
Emergency for the country
People dey die by the dozen
News is not reporting
Or have you forgotten

I no fit suffer for nothing
Emergency for the country
People dey die by the dozen
News is not reporting
Or have you forgotten




Verse 1 (J.T.R):

See this country where I Dey
Every man for himself
Nobody with a helping hand
I can’t even help myself
Everybody want to japa
Any means just to run away yeah,
but shey you don get the raba
I can’t remember the time wey I see my mama smile
But she still dey pray for me
Say I go make am, say I go make
She Dey pray everyday for me
One day me I go make am, me I go make am
APC, PDP, wetin you don do for the seat wey you Dey
you just Dey chop our money, you just Dey chop our money yeah




Chorus:

I no fit suffer for nothing
(I no fit suffer lie lie)
Emergency for the country
(Emergency, Emergency)
People dey die by the dozen
News is not reporting
Or have you forgotten

I no fit suffer for nothing
Emergency for the country
People dey die by the dozen
News is not reporting
Or have you forgotten




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Verse 2 (BELA.):

Poor man pikin die, say unknown soldiers kill am
(They) Embezzle 30 billion use 2 million bail am
They say na igbale some dey carry umbrella
Eemọ ma re o
Eemọ ma re o
Eemọ ma re

Many innocent men wey they put for prison
For no fucking reason
Pikin no go dey school dey wander for titi
Washing car windshield
And It doesn’t faze the government
Cos they’re not facing none of it
It doesn’t faze the government
Cos they’re not facing none of it

Chorus:

I no fit suffer for nothing
Emergency for the country
People dey die by the dozen
news is not reporting
Or have you forgotten

I no fit suffer for nothing
Emergency for the country
People dey die by the dozen
news is not reporting
Or have you forgotten




Bridge (J.T.R.):

Oluwa Lo n sọ mi
Everyday i pray for my daddy and my mummy-
Praying for the niggas wey dey hustle for the money
Inshallah, you go get am, no worry
Because e no easy my guy-,
You gats to take am easy my guy
Because there's no other reason my guy
wey dey cause all the pain and the struggle yeah




Outro:

The love of the nation is in your hand
The prayer, is in your mind
Pray for our country
Educate our children
All the members of our church and mosque
The sermons we give to them is important
We don’t condemn your own nation
No matter how slippery the buttom of your child,
Leave the bead there
Leave the bead there


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Bela.- goDownLow Official Lyrics

BELA. SWITCHES INTO A SMOOTH, ROMANTIC VIBE WITH “goDownLow.”

Track 4, goDownLow, dives into sensual rhythm and soft emotion.

Bela. blends French phrases, tender confessions, and Afro‑melodic patterns to create a track that feels intimate and inviting.

It’s a warm, playful love record that shows a softer side of the project while keeping its unique experimental edge.

Below are the official lyrics.

Intro beat....
Intro:

Deep Inside
My heart
Is where you reside

Deep Inside
My heart
Is where you reside

Verse 1:

Mon amour, douce Française
I want you all to myself
Girl you make me confess to you
That I’m getting obsessed with you

Mon amour, douce Française
(Mon amour, douce Française)
I want you all to myself
(I want you all to myself)
Girl you make me confess to you
That I’m getting obsessed with you




ABOUT THE ARTIST: Bela.’s Biography, Wikipedia, Age, Career, Family, and Music
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Chorus:

Oya je a ma mukulu kulu kulu
(Shay you) go follow follow follow?
(I no fit) go solo solo solo oh oh
(Oh whoa)

Oya je a ma mukulu kulu kulu
Shay you go follow follow follow?
(I no fit) go solo solo solo oh oh




Hook

I no fit do this thing alone
Na you go be own Philo
Nothing wey I go fit do without
You you

Why, Oh Why, Oh Why
Won’t you let me adore
You the way that I want

Oh lolo

Why, Oh Why, Oh Why
Won’t you let me adore
You the way that I want

Oh lolo

Chorus:

Oya je a ma mukulu kulu kulu
(Shay you) go follow follow follow?
(I no fit) go solo solo solo oh oh

(oh whoa)

Oya je a ma mukulu kulu kulu
Shay you go follow follow follow?
(I no fit) go solo solo solo oh oh

(oh whoa oh whoa)

(Achalugo I'm going to marry you
Hmm
You're going to be my wife
Odogwu please
I already know how this thing is going to end)




Outro:

Thought you already know what's up
Why you still con dey gazo si mi
Ko s'oro t'o tii so tan
Don't you want some?

Thought you already know what's up
Why you still con Dey gazo si mi
Ko s'oro t'o tii so tan
Don't you want some?


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Bela- sumtin’AboutYou — Official Lyrics

BELA. BRINGS FLIRTY ENERGY AND PLAYFUL ROMANCE WITH “sumtin’AboutYou.”




Track 5, sumtin’AboutYou, mixes catchy hooks, cheeky wordplay, and affectionate admiration.

Bela. combines rhythmic vocals with playful storytelling, creating a fun, lighthearted track that celebrates attraction, desire, and spending freely for love.

It’s a joyful, breezy moment in the project that contrasts beautifully with the deeper tracks.




Below are the official lyrics.

Bela.- sumtin’AboutYou — Official Lyrics




Intro:

Ooh ah, e ah e ah eh eh

Ooh ah, e ah e ah

Verse1:

Oou wee
There's something about your body eh
Ooou ah wee
There's something about you
Properly put together,
Perfectly designed
You awaken my desire
Ki'lo di'saya?
Shay you no Dey tire ah ah ah ah?




Chorus:

Dorime Dorime
Mo ma ti je gbese o
Ko de si garri nle
I don spend all my dough on Amina

Dorime Dorime
Mo ma ti je gbese o
Ko de si garri nle
I don spend all my dough on Amina




ABOUT THE ARTIST: Bela.’s Biography, Wikipedia, Age, Career, Family, and Music
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Verse 2:

But she no Dey pay me pay me attention
And you know loving you's my obsession my darling
pay me pay me attention
And you know loving you's my obsession my darling
I feel it in my bones
From my head to my toes
S-pend all my dough
I will it to you

Chorus:

Dorime Dorime
Mo ma ti je gbese o
Ko de si garri nle
I don spend all my dough on Amina

Dorime Dorime
Mo ma ti je gbese o
Ko de si garri nle
I don spend all my dough on Amina


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Bela.- whyAreYouNotHere? — Official Lyrics

BELA. DELVES INTO LONGING AND ADVENTURE WITH “whyAreYouNotHere?”...




Track 6 of the tHIs MiGHt coNfUsE yoU Album, whyAreYouNotHere?, explores desire, anticipation, and the thrill of taking risks for love.

Bela. blends intimate storytelling with playful references and rhythmic melodies, creating a track that balances yearning with movement.

It’s a tender, emotional journey within the album that highlights vulnerability and connection.

Below are the official lyrics.




Bela.- whyAreYouNotHere? — Official Lyrics

Intro Beat:

(Davin, Davin)

Verse 1:

She said do you want to risk it all
Fly away to anywhere else
It’s me and you against the world
Anywhere with you is home

She said do you want to risk it all
Fly away to anywhere else
It’s me and you against the world
Anywhere with you is home




Bridge

I feel like your gele, the way you Gbemi sori
It feels like a dream but mo ti bomi sori
We could sail to Kansas in Missouri
Don’t leave




Chorus:

Oh my fanila
Why are you not here
It’s almost post meridian
Won’t you check your DMs

Oh my fanila
Why are you not here
It’s almost post meridian
Won’t you check your DMs




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Verse 2:

I’m still here by the seashore
And the ship would soon sail off
Thought you wanted adventure
Should I wait or should I turn back

What’s the reason, why you’re delaying
Oo wa tete oo wa tete
You said that you will make it
it’s a one way trip
My life’s savings
I don spend it




Bridge:

I feel like your gele, the way you Gbemi sori
It feels like a dream but mo ti bomi sori
We could sail to Kansas in Missouri
Don’t leave




Chorus:

Oh my fanila
Why are you not here
It’s almost post meridian
Won’t you check your DMs

Oh my fanila
Why are you not here
It’s almost post meridian
Won’t you check your DMs




Hook:

Upon say I
Get you for mind
My sacrifi-ces
Are all blown away

I
Get you for mind
My sacrifi-ces
Are all blown away




Outro:

I left my past in burning streets
Where dreams get crushed under feet
Now I'm on a journey with
(Davin, Davin)
One shirt one trouser
Ah shege banza


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Bela.- sacredAbomination (ft. Ololade.) — Official Lyrics

BELA. EXPLORES DEEP LOVE AND INTIMACY WITH “sacredAbomination” (ft. Ololade.)

Track 7 of the tHIs MiGHt coNfUsE yoU Album, sacredAbomination (ft. Ololade.), combines heartfelt confession with cultural rhythms, creating a track that celebrates devotion and emotional intensity.

Bela. and Ololade. use expressive vocals and melodic hooks to capture the tension, desire, and sacredness of love.

It’s a passionate, immersive moment in the project that highlights vulnerability, connection, and commitment.

Below are the official lyrics.




Intro:

Cultural beats...

Chorus:

I don’t want another one
You’re all I ever wanted and more
Don’t give me drops I’m needing more
Is this how it feels to be in love
Emi Mimo ran mi lowo o
Mami water don dey make me fall
I’ll give my all but that’s the minimum
I’ll go lengths I’ve never gone before

I don’t want another one
You’re all I ever wanted and more
(Oh oh ohhh ohhh ohhh ohhh ohhh ohhh ohhh ohhh)
Don’t give me drops I’m needing more
Is this how it feels to be in love
(Oh oh ohhh ohhh ohhh ohhh ohhh ohhh ohhh ohhh)
Emi Mimo ran mi lowo o
Mami water don dey make me fall
(Oh oh ohhh ohhh ohhh ohhh ohhh ohhh ohhh ohhh)
I’ll give my all but that’s the minimum
I’ll go lengths I’ve never gone before
(ohhh ohhh)


Verse 1:

Is this how it feels?
Girl I’m on my knees
Begging you please

No allow other boys make them whine you
Hmmmn Make only me be your ride or
Diee
The love we’d share God designed it
Forever is short
wish to spend more time
with you
With youuuuuu



Bridge:

Oh sa-c-red abomination
Baby girl don’t hide your feelings
Can’t you feel the tension
In the air

Oh sa-c-red abomination
Baby girl don’t hide your feelings
Can’t you feel the tension
In the air




ABOUT THE ARTIST: Bela.’s Biography, Wikipedia, Age, Career, Family, and Music 
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Verse 2:

Oya ko ko ko
Who’s knocking on me door
Shemi Lomo ton wa
ton wa ti won le so tan o
Baby boy
Why’d you go thru the stress of coming over
I’ve told you before
So how many times do I have to reassure you that you’re my one and only
How many times do I have to show you that’s how much I loooovee
Baby don’t dooouubt me
I put it on my mom
I put it on my brother
What else can I swear on
There’s nothing more
Ohh ohh waa
I swear to God I swear
There’s nothing more
Ooh waaaa




Bridge:

Oh sa-c-red abomination
Baby boy don’t hide your feelings
Can’t you feel the tension
In the air

Oh sa-c-red abomination
(Oh sa-c-red abomination )
Baby boy don’t hide your feelings
(Baby girl don’t hide your feelings)
Can’t you feel the tension
In the air
(Can’t you feel the tension
In the air)




Outro:

I don’t want another one
You’re all I ever wanted and more
Don’t give me drops I’m needing more
Is this how it feels to be in love
Emi Mimo ran mi lowo o
Mami water don Dey make me fall
I’ll give my all but that’s the minimum
I’ll go lengths I’ve never gone before...


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Bela- One-sidedAffair ft. JaceBen — Official Lyrics

BELA. EXPLORES UNBALANCED LOVE WITH “one-sidedAffair” (ft. JaceBen).


Track 8 of the tHIs MiGHt coNfUsE yoU Album, one-sidedAffair (ft. JaceBen), captures the highs and lows of longing and unreciprocated affection.

Bela. and JaceBen blend playful storytelling, catchy hooks, and emotive delivery to portray the bittersweet feeling of devotion when love isn’t returned fully.

It’s a mix of vulnerability and charm, adding a reflective yet engaging moment to the project.

Below are the official lyrics.

Intro beat...

(Don't be offended)

Chorus:

My dear
I can never get enough of you
When I see you other girls disappear
But it’s a one sided affair I fear
My dear

Oh My dear
I can never get enough of you
When I see you other girls disappear
But it’s a one sided affair I fear
My dear


Verse 1:

Oh my baby jẹ ka sọji but you no wan give me your love back o
Your love back ohhh

Girl this thing wey you Dey do me
Yeah you no wan give me your love back o
Your love back o

Make our body sempẹ
(For sure)
O fẹ gbemi debe (de be)
I don't want no stress (oh no)
Oya do me jeje (olo)

Make our body sempẹ
(For sure)
O fẹ gbemi debe (de be oh)
I don't want no stress (oh no)
Oya do me jeje (olo)




Chorus:

My dear
I can never get enough of you
(I can never get enough of you)
When I see you other girls disappear
But it’s a one sided affair I fear (i fearrr)
My dear
(My dearr)

Oh My dear
I can never get enough of you
When I see you other girls disappear
But it’s a one sided affair I fear
My dear




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Verse 2:

O My lady o
Three gbosa three gbosa for my baby o
Onyeoma Onyeoma you dey totori o my body
Make I chop your nkwobi
No go play you like Nwobi
Woos wobi
Woos wobi oh oh oh

Mirror mirror on the wall
Who's the finest in the world
My baby my baby my baby my baby

Mirror mirror on the wall
Who's the finest in the world
(Who’s the finest of them all)
My baby my baby my baby my baby
(Don't be offended)

Outro:

Oh My dear
(My dearrr)
I can never get enough of you
(get enough of you)
When I see you other girls disappear
(When I see you other girls disappear)
But it’s a one sided affair I fear
(But it’s a one sided affair oh eeehhh)
My dear
(oh eeehhh)....


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Bela- shakeAm! — Official Lyrics

BELA. BRINGS CLUB ENERGY AND PLAYFUL FLAIR WITH “shakeAm!.”


Track 9 of the tHIs MiGHt coNfUsE yoU Album, shakeAm!, is a high-energy, dance-ready record filled with swagger, catchy hooks, and infectious rhythms.

Bela. combines international references, bold wordplay, and playful storytelling to create a track that thrives on fun and charisma.

It’s a party-ready moment in the project, showcasing the artist’s confidence and versatility.

Below are the official lyrics.

shakeAm! — Official Lyrics
Intro beat...
Verse 1:

I’m rich and I’m young
Pop Perignon
I don’t do Zara just Christian Dior
Too cold for this club boy’s from Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan
Fly Abidjan
Pose for the camera take a picture
Too hot for this Aircon’s temperature
Old money old money Elton John
John John John John John John

You don’t know me mo popular
Let it sink down your jugular
These girls them know
Set them free like I’m Mandela
Sloppy top at the back of my Cadillac
Ah
Emi omo oro
Balling on a low
Oo ri bo se n cho
Got them on a chokehold
Crazy moves like poco
Un poco loco




Bridge:

Ma jo ma jo ma jo ma jo
Ma jo ma jo ma jo ma jo
Ma yo se se
Ma yo se se




Chorus:

Oh my lordi
This your body
Fill killi somebody
And I gast hold bread
Cos your body is tea
Shake am
Shaaake what mama gave you
(What mama gave you)

Oh my lordi
This your body
Fill killi somebody
And I gast hold bread
Cos your body is tea
Shake am
Shaaake what mama gave you
(What mama gave you)

Verse 2

Sekkle down sekkle down
Sekkle down sekkle down
Sekkle down sekkle down
Sekkle down sekkle down
Sekkle
100 drinks on the boy you know I’m capable
Ugly yet still Bleep with me like I’m labubu
Oya Limpopo
Not for children like Lakoko
Awon sikiratu sindodo
Yago t'o ba le mu jojo
Do re mi fa so la to do




ABOUT THE ARTIST: Bela.’s Biography, Wikipedia, Age, Career, Family, and Music
https://touchaheart.com.ng/2025/09/05/bela-s-biography-wikipedia-age-career-family-and-music/



Chorus:

Oh my lordi
This your body
Fill killi somebody
And I gast hold bread
Cos your body is tea
Shake am
Shaaake what mama gave you
(What mama gave you)




Outro:

Oh my lordi
This your body
Fill killi somebody
And I gast hold bread
Cos your body is tea
Shake am
Shaaake what mama gave you
(What mama gave you)




Outro beat...

STREAM HERE https://open.spotify.com/track/0K81YeWYWupTbu3A3K6QkR?si=a7eea59aa4634dda


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Bela. - deliverUsFromEvil ft. Ololade. (Official lyrics)

Bela. closes tHIs MiGHt coNfUsE yoU with afinal prayer — “deliverUsFromEvil” (ft. Ololade.) as the project's last breath.


The tenth and final track, deliverUsFromEvil (ft. Ololade.), brings the project to a powerful, emotional end. It is a soft plea from tired hands—an honest moment where strength, faith, and struggle meet.


The record blends vulnerability with spiritual depth, carried by Ololade.’s gentle touch and Bela.’s raw storytelling. It closes the project with sincerity—a final call for protection in a world that feels heavy.



Below are the official lyrics.

deliverUsFromEvil by Bela ft. Ololade
Intro

Eeee aaah
Oh eh oh eh oh eh x2



Chorus

Deliver us from evil o lord
(Oh eh oh eh oh eh)

Because it’s just us against the world
(Oh eh oh eh oh eh)

Deliver us from evil, O Lord.

Because it’s just us against the world
(Oh eh oh eh oh eh)



Verse:

Shebi na 9-5 they Dey complain I Dey do 7 to 7 (7 to 7)
When the hustle go pay
Shay na when I reach like 77 (77)
When would we rest or see the end of it
When would we get the dividends of it
Hmmn nothing is promised yo oh
And only death is evident




Bridge

O ti di Bo ji o ji mi
(... Bo ji o ji mi)
I Dey fight for ori mi
Whao (whoa)
Pray all my sorrows go away
(Sorrows go away)
That they don’t come another day (come another day)

O ti di Bo ji o ji mi
(Bo ji o ji mi)
I Dey fight for ori mi
(I dey fight for ori mi)
Whao (whoa)
Pray all my sorrows go away
(Sorrows go away)
That they don’t come another day



ABOUT THE ARTIST: Bela.’s Biography, Wikipedia, Age, Career, Family, and Music
https://touchaheart.com.ng/2025/09/05/bela-s-biography-wikipedia-age-career-family-and-music/



Chorus

Deliver us from evil o lord
Because it’s just us against the world
Deliver us from evil o lord
Because it’s just us against the world


Bridge: 

O ti di Bo ji o ji mi
I Dey fight for ori mi
Pray all my sorrows go away
That they don’t come another day

O ti di Bo ji o ji mi
I Dey fight for ori mi
Pray all my sorrows go away
That they don’t come another day


Outro:

(Jọ Marvelous, maa, you know, take care ara ẹ,
Maa tọju ara ẹ
Eh ehn
Jẹun daa daa
Sun daa daa
Sho gbọ
Ma stress ara ẹ
Omo kelere si ni ẹ
Ma sare
Erm, what's the word
Maa, you know,
Hmm hmm
Maa tọju ara e sho ti gbọ
Sho gbọ
Ma para e o
Ma para e o ehn ehn
Take care of yourself
But ma sope tori pe ko
Ah
Ko ma sope tori pe mo sọ pe k'o ma para ẹ
Ko wa ma hustle o
Rara o
Mi o so bẹ o
Be good)


STREAM HERE https://open.spotify.com/track/4NgRWxnMuiB95BMsIN8J71?si=a3a4db82e79f47ee

Press & Interviews:
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Bela. - deliverUsFromEvil ft. Ololade. (Official lyrics)

Bela. closes tHIs MiGHt coNfUsE yoU with afinal prayer — “deliverUsFromEvil” (ft. Ololade.) as the project's last breath.


The tenth and final track, deliverUsFromEvil (ft. Ololade.), brings the project to a powerful, emotional end. It is a soft plea from tired hands—an honest moment where strength, faith, and struggle meet.


The record blends vulnerability with spiritual depth, carried by Ololade.’s gentle touch and Bela.’s raw storytelling. It closes the project with sincerity—a final call for protection in a world that feels heavy.



Below are the official lyrics.

deliverUsFromEvil by Bela ft. Ololade
Intro

Eeee aaah
Oh eh oh eh oh eh x2



Chorus

Deliver us from evil o lord
(Oh eh oh eh oh eh)

Because it’s just us against the world
(Oh eh oh eh oh eh)

Deliver us from evil, O Lord.

Because it’s just us against the world
(Oh eh oh eh oh eh)



Verse:

Shebi na 9-5 they Dey complain I Dey do 7 to 7 (7 to 7)
When the hustle go pay
Shay na when I reach like 77 (77)
When would we rest or see the end of it
When would we get the dividends of it
Hmmn nothing is promised yo oh
And only death is evident




Bridge

O ti di Bo ji o ji mi
(... Bo ji o ji mi)
I Dey fight for ori mi
Whao (whoa)
Pray all my sorrows go away
(Sorrows go away)
That they don’t come another day (come another day)

O ti di Bo ji o ji mi
(Bo ji o ji mi)
I Dey fight for ori mi
(I dey fight for ori mi)
Whao (whoa)
Pray all my sorrows go away
(Sorrows go away)
That they don’t come another day



ABOUT THE ARTIST: Bela.’s Biography, Wikipedia, Age, Career, Family, and Music
https://touchaheart.com.ng/2025/09/05/bela-s-biography-wikipedia-age-career-family-and-music/



Chorus

Deliver us from evil o lord
Because it’s just us against the world
Deliver us from evil o lord
Because it’s just us against the world


Bridge: 

O ti di Bo ji o ji mi
I Dey fight for ori mi
Pray all my sorrows go away
That they don’t come another day

O ti di Bo ji o ji mi
I Dey fight for ori mi
Pray all my sorrows go away
That they don’t come another day


Outro:

(Jọ Marvelous, maa, you know, take care ara ẹ,
Maa tọju ara ẹ
Eh ehn
Jẹun daa daa
Sun daa daa
Sho gbọ
Ma stress ara ẹ
Omo kelere si ni ẹ
Ma sare
Erm, what's the word
Maa, you know,
Hmm hmm
Maa tọju ara e sho ti gbọ
Sho gbọ
Ma para e o
Ma para e o ehn ehn
Take care of yourself
But ma sope tori pe ko
Ah
Ko ma sope tori pe mo sọ pe k'o ma para ẹ
Ko wa ma hustle o
Rara o
Mi o so bẹ o
Be good)


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Press & Interviews:
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Top 5 songs by Bela.,

1. deliverUsFromEvil Ololade. Kira Struggle: A song about the immense struggles and hard work of the creative journey. Ends with a sampled voicenote from Shammah Adeleke, encouraging Bela. to rest.

2. one-sidedAffair JaceBen beatsbymxrc Unrequited Love: A raw profession of love to a girl who refuses to reciprocate.

3. sacredAbomination Ololade. Prod Mellan Love & Reassurance: A guy professes his love and doubts, with the featured female artist comforting him not to fret.

4. whyAreYouNotHere? 118 TK Betrayal: He sold everything for a planned elopement, only to be left waiting at the shore for a girl who never showed.

5. sumtin’AboutYou PROD WILLY Lament/Flirtation: Spending heavily in a club only for the target of affection, Amina, to remain unmoved.

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SEE LYRICS: https://touchaheart.com.ng/2025/11/26/bela-deliverusfromevil-ft-ololade-official-lyrics/

About the Artist

Marvelous Ojo Obanijesu — Bela., the creator — has built a world where art isn’t clean, and music doesn’t have to sound like everyone else’s to mean something. His creative choices, from recording on a phone to mixing erratic typography and merging fashion with storytelling, are a rebellion against the ordinary.

He stands as one of the few artists daring to let confusion become a language.

With his latest released project tHIs MiGHt coNfUsE yoU, Nigerian artist Marvelous Ojo Obanijesu, professionally known as Bela., the creator, redefines chaos and coherence. The 10-track project, in which nine out of the ten tracks were recorded entirely on a phone microphone, stands as a declaration that brilliance isn’t about perfection; it’s about honest perception.

This is not just an album. It’s a movement of controlled disorder, a deliberate collapse of neatness in both sound and form.
Every track title merges words together — sumtin’AboutYou, whyAreYouNotHere?, sacredAbomination, theBestThing — refusing to leave spaces. This is Bela.’s philosophy made audible:

“Don’t give them space to separate what belongs together.”

To Bela., the absence of space represents unity — an idea, emotion, and identity so intertwined that separation would only weaken its power. The project’s title itself, tHIs MiGHt coNfUsE yoU, written in erratic case mix, mirrors how confusion can be intentional, structured, and purposeful.

“It’s the way my thoughts look before they make sense,” Bela. explains. “Every letter, every sound, every line is slightly off — because so am I. But that’s what makes it human.”

Jashabel Touch-A-Heart Foundation ,JTAH Foundation, will on Tuesday, November 25, lead a major awareness walk to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. This global day is dedicated to ending violence against women and girls everywhere.

The awareness walk will be led by the Executive Director of JTAH Foundation, Mrs. Favour Benson, alongside staff, friends and well-wishers committed to the cause.

Several notable personalities will join the walk, including:

Dr. Abdulhakeem Odegade, MD/CEO of Akmodel Group

Paul Obazele, Veteran Nollywood Actor

Mr. Sangito, Chairman, AGN Lagos Chapter

Maureen Obire, MD, Eventra360 Concept

Miss Oluwaferanmi Ariyo, Miss Eko 2025

Pst. Femi Odebiyi

Chinedu Egbe, MD/CEO Ivoryforte Entertainment

Pst. Solomon Kehinde

Lady Evangelist B. S. Adeyeye

Ucheoma Udezueh, Co-founder, KEOMAH Concept

The walk will take off from Megida Bus-stop and conclude at Badek Roundabout, Ayobo, Lagos.

This year’s event is proudly supported by:
VIJU Industries LTD., Akmodel Group, SOLIN Pictures and Media Communications LTD., and Spring Of Faith Bible Church.

According to the foundation, the aim of the walk is to raise public awareness, encourage community action, and amplify the message that violence against women must end.
https://touchaheart.com.ng/2025/11/24/jtah-foundation-mobilises-community-leaders-and-celebrities-for-anti-violence-walk-in-ayobo/

Bollywood legend Dharmendra Ji passed away on Monday, leaving millions heartbroke

Bollywood, (iexclusivenews) - Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his deep condolences as the nation stands in mourning for its beloved He-Man Dharmendra Ji. He called Dharmendra's passing "the end of an era in Indian cinema." The PM's heartfelt tribute touched millions of grieving fans.

Dharmendra Ji was not just an actor. He was an iconic film personality who redefined Bollywood stardom. His charm and depth elevated every role he played.

The manner in which he played diverse roles struck a chord. Countless people connected with his performances across generations. His versatility remained unmatched throughout his six-decade career.

Simplicity, Humility, and Warmth defined him

Beyond his screen presence, Dharmendra Ji won hearts with his nature. He was equally admired for his simplicity and humility. His warmth made everyone feel special around him.

Fans remember him as approachable and genuine. He never let stardom change his core values. His down-to-earth personality became as legendary as his films.

Dharmendra Ji's portrayal of Veeru in Sholay remains timeless. The 1975 classic cemented his place in cinema history. His chemistry with Amitabh Bachchan created pure magic on screen.

He acted in over 300 films spanning multiple decades. Each role showcased his incredible range as an actor. From action to romance, he mastered every genre effortlessly.

His real-life romance with Hema Malini became legendary. Dharmendra Ji worked with her in over two dozen films. Their on-screen chemistry translated into a beautiful lifelong partnership.

The couple married in 1980 amid much public fascination. They had two daughters, including actress Esha Deol. Their love story continues to inspire romantic souls everywhere.

Nation's leaders pay tribute
https://iexclusivenews.com.ng/dharmendra-ji-passes-away-at-89/

“Emergency for the Country: Burna Boy, Olamide, Bela., and Other Nigerian Artistes Using Music to Speak Up About the Nation’s Growing Insecurity”




Nigeria is at a breaking point. From rising insecurity to economic tensions that stretch across every home, the cultural space has once again become a mirror for the nation’s fears and frustrations. And as history has shown, when situations reach boiling point, Nigerian artistes often become the first to raise their voices.

In recent years, top musicians have used their platforms to call attention to Nigeria’s reality. For many listeners, music has become both an escape and a warning alarm—an archive of the country’s emotional temperature.

Falz: The Artiste Who Turned Protest Into Art

Falz’s “This Is Nigeria” remains one of the most defining political songs of the decade. He chronicles everything from police extortion to religious hypocrisy, forcing uncomfortable truths into the mainstream. His vocal presence during the #EndSARS movement further solidified his role as one of the strongest cultural critics of the state.


Burna Boy: Sounding the Alarm Through Conscious Music

Burna Boy has consistently woven Nigeria’s political atmosphere into his sound. Songs like “Monsters You Made” and “20 10 20” highlight corruption, failed leadership, and the trauma of police brutality. His global reach has turned these issues into international conversations, proving that music can spark pressure on systems.


ENTER BELA.: A NEW VOICE SPEAKING INTO THE NATION’S CHAOS

With his new project tHIs MiGHt coNfUsE yoU, Bela. steps into the lineage of artistes who refuse to ignore the country’s condition.
Track 3, titled “emergencyForTheCountry (ft. J.T.R),” stands as one of the most heartfelt reflections on Nigeria’s current insecurity crisis from a new-generation musician.

Bela.’s track examines Nigeria’s current climate with painful honesty.
Lines like:

“People dey die by the dozen, news is not reporting…”
“Unknown soldiers kill am… innocent men wey dey put for prison…”
speak to the fear spreading across rural and urban communities.
The song touches:
• insecurity
• corruption
• wrongful imprisonment
• economic hardship
• the silence of those in power

Unlike many political songs that accuse from afar, Bela.’s record sounds like someone living inside the pain, not observing it.

Listeners have already described it as “a necessary truth in a confusing time,” making the song one of the standout socio-political expressions of 2025.

Olamide: The Street as a Political Statement

Olamide may not always be tagged as a political musician, but hits like “Symbol of Hope” and lines scattered across his discography often reflect the struggles of young Nigerians—poverty, survival, and the weight of a system that demands strength from the weak. His music is the lived experience of the streets, unfiltered.

Fela Kuti: The Eternal Blueprint

No conversation about musicians speaking against the government is complete without Fela. His legacy remains a reminder that the truth can be sung louder than bullets. Every generation of Nigerian artistes draws from that well.



Why Bela.’s Voice Matters Now

As insecurity rises and uncertainty becomes a routine headline, younger artistes like Bela. are beginning to use their platforms not just to entertain but to document the moment.



A Growing Movement of Voices

Nigeria’s artistes have always been historians of emotion. In a time when many citizens feel unheard, musicians are giving language to the things people whisper about at home.
From Burna Boy’s global activism to Falz’s sharp commentary, from Olamide’s street reports to Bela.’s reflective storytelling—the message is clear:

The country is in an emergency, and the music is starting to scream it.

All we ask is that partners display emotional intelligence, women during pregnancy cannot be compared to a man going through financial strains. The pregnancy stuff is hormone flares beyond her control (except she wants to aggravate but if she knows the man she married and his lack of tolerance, she would probably not push it). She can't control how she cries or easily gets overwhelmed but that is just for 9 months... and possibly some time post partum... Una agree to be pregnant, the pregnancy hormone thing is everywhere so you know what you're up against from the very beginning. A man/woman who cannot their emotions do to whatever secondary situation is not right. Financial needs will be there most times even after the kinds have gone on to their own houses, rather than endure, communicate... it won't be like endurance if you both have talked extensively, not with arguments or defensive nature, talk it out, this is what we have, let's be realistic and maximise it. Don't take them to where you can't afford but you can ensure they are better my using YouTube videos, teach them what you feel their school is lacking, buy the books because school fees will not be drowning you, make the children themselves understand, they are smarter than you think, they will sit up and bring the best results, when the school sef knows their worth to the image of their school they will not be hard on you. Communicate!! That you are the head does not mean the woman won't have nice ideas or opinions, na she dey go market, her fellow women can tell her what their husbands are doing to get by and it could be applicable to you too. Even a king has advisors. When you people are intentional about supporting each other, that word endurance will not come in. Cause even when you're struggling she will protect you with a smile and with pride. Women who are well managed submit and submit well...

PolyGamous:
I did not emphasize on woman alone enduring in marriages, both the partners are entitled to enduring what life brings, which I tried to point out so well “not any form of abuse from either”. Women are vulnerable and can be tensed when going through pregnancy stages and their menstrual cycle, a man should understand and endure her at this stage, not going around because she’s not being who she used to be when not in this situations. Likewise, men can be tensed when responsibilities pile up, or maybe his job gets ethic or some other things, that could make him not to be as available as he used to be, woman should understand what’s going on and not just complain about him not caring as used to knowing fully well he’s going through situations like this. There are so many occurrence in marriages beyond the domestic violence we see and most of this little things if not endured are what leads to what we see.

I am open to be corrected, if my view about that is wrong.

Abeg when rendering any kind of help, at what point was it stated that all your problems must have been solved or sorted. That you don't have money currently does not mean that if a hungry person comes to you, you don't have resources that can alleviate his problem while you continue your hustle to get money. Are we saying they're perfect or we trust them absolutely, No! Are we saying that we can't handle these people ourselves if we are structured right? WE CAN but the people who are supposed to make it their business are not so we seek external help.

What are we even afraid of?
They'll steal the resources, which have seen or has been maximised to give you comfort...
Even when outsiders aren't stealing it have they used it for you??...
Of someone can help and you can sleep at night with fearing for the safety of your child in school or your child safely travelling back to school, let it be that what you're hustling for is how to make ends meet, will it not be better, what do you actually have now that can be taken and not reclaimed, if they take resources, we can reclaim it but a live take cannot.

They have killings too but they actually put in the effort to find the perpetrators, the police are equipped well enough to answer distress calls and come to your aid all you have to possibly do is stall...
Imagine a student is able to call the police during a raid, do you think police will come , they are afraid because most of the security forces in the place where the abductions take place know that their gears pale in comparison to the people they are supposed to face. Knowing they are a hustle force with hostages and no care for human lives, it would be foolish for them to run in blindly.
We are only focused on the immediate problem and not the bigger picture because with the way things are going there will be nobody to paint or draw this bigger picture...

After the kain independence what have we achieved and maintained at our old age...

Nigerians try a lot and are dominating sectors in other countries, if we would be maximised by our country, you think people will see our backs??
Instead there are people in power that has turned this country to the tower of Babel... Embezzle away don't distract us by wasting human lives to prove a point. Worship Allah and I worship God. That doesn't mean that we can't be friends at work or I school and efficiently and peacefully leave, when you die you hope that your faith cmwas practised well enough that you be with your creator.

I just don't get it, there sleek ways to Embezzle, as long as when you Embezzle, you share, Embezzle more, you share... Nigerians don't have problem like that.

Detaching a neck like it means nothing, aliens might as well invade so we know we have a common enemy rather than your fellow countryman ... you have guns, give one decisive blow why make it so inhumane, the slice can't be clean, you litter their body with bullets or rape then use knife to cut up while still alive..
Abeg

OkanlawonB:
Please, lets stop being naive, has America finished solving her own domestic problems of massive homelessness ( more than 700k American are homeless) and large scale fatal gun violence.

I don't know the basis of the conversationbut why would a woman endure in a marriage that she supposed ro enjoy, to have found a partner that becomes 1 with her.
For example; If she has to endure hard times with you and step in when things aren't as rosy, okay no problem...
That shouldn't include you carrying out your frustration on her in any form that will now cause her to endure... the same stress that is gnawing at you is the same gnawing at her, why should she be forced to include the stress of your frustration... no matter the meaning of endurance,
Someone is having headache and you want her to wait till it becomes a head pounding migraine before she seeks help all because as a wife she should have the ability to endure... Haaa

PolyGamous:
If one meaning is what you can tie to endurance, it will be difficult to have a great conversation with you.

And why I said if your argument is about sex being the only pillar is because, the topic was based on that.

But, try to know that there’s always more meaning tied to a word, I don’t support domestic violence and I will not encourage anyone to endure such and cheat in a marriage. Thank you.

Then stick to a side and don't try to make excuses for a side you are not on.. There will be girls who don't want to endure anything but that doesn't mean that there are not women forced to endure rubbish, it wouldn't be a problem if the alapa stainless outweighs the abused... bit the type of rubbish women are forced to endure all in the name of marriage is alarming, most times sef the emotional and psychological parts are daunting because of our culture and system, most people do not believe what they don’t see until it's too late. When the person dies now, we'll be quick to say ah see what her desire to endure and protect her family name has caused.

Most sensible thing i have read today...

McLizbae:
There are many things you are ignorant about on the matter.

1. America will leave gun ownership policy intact to ensure maximum readiness of every American for any internal or external attach.
2. Unlike terrorism, genocides, and bokoharam (as you have mentioned) in Nigeria, every killer or perpetrator of gun violence is investigated, mostly arrested, and punished.
3. Gun ownership gives the sense that nobody is invisible and untouchable, so, people are more careful with the way they deal with each other (you don't just fxck around).
4. Ever heard about the "Wild West"? That's the name given to the western US that was characterized by seemingly uncontrollable violence and lawlessness. Gun ownership for self defense was one of the solution to that problem, and it has to stay in place to keep it resolved.
5. Flipping on the cruel side, gun ownership controls population growth. In gun violence, either the shooter or the victim or both are taken out of the population (dead or jailed), and it all cases the community is depopulated by at least one (either the shooter or victim, or both) useless or terror person.

In summary, as long as the advantages outweigh the disadvantages, that policy will continue to stand in America. Nigeria should allow gun ownership for citizens. The advantages will surely outweigh the disadvantages, but that is if the politicians will start acting in ways that won't make them the first set of victims.

I'm currently listening to- Sumtin about you by Bela. while waiting for the full album to drop this wednesday!!!

He gives me Johnny Drill/Asa/Rema all at once!!!

He's an upcoming but he's songs are vibable and have meaning. They don't make your ears bleed. Makes me want to share him and hope he gains traction.

Music that causes you to move your body and blushhhh.... No talk say you no see song to sing for your babe oh!!!


https://open.spotify.com/track/4AG72k4jLYoMuXdxao3Drv?si=_6Adw6ckQsGMvixTJdkCyw

the full album is dropping this Wednesday.

Review the album and let us know what you think in the comments grin grin grin grin grin
#Albumreview #newmusictocheckout #tHIsMiGHtcoNfUsEyoU

I'm currently listening to- Sumtin about you by Bela. while waiting for the full album to drop this wednesday!!!

He gives me Johnny Drill/Asa/Rema all at once!!!

He's an upcoming but he's songs are vibable and have meaning. They don't make your ears bleed. Makes me want to share him and hope he gains traction.

Music that causes you to move your body and blushhhh.... No talk say you no see song to sing for your babe oh!!!


https://open.spotify.com/track/4AG72k4jLYoMuXdxao3Drv?si=_6Adw6ckQsGMvixTJdkCyw

the full album is dropping this Wednesday.

Review the album and let us know what you think in the comments grin grin grin grin grin
#Albumreview #newmusictocheckout #tHIsMiGHtcoNfUsEyoU

I'm currently listening to- Sumtin about you by Bela. while waiting for the full album to drop this wednesday!!!

He gives me Johnny Drill/Asa/Rema all at once!!!

He's an upcoming but he's songs are vibable and have meaning. They don't make your ears bleed. Makes me want to share him and hope he gains traction.

Music that causes you to move your body and blushhhh.... No talk say you no see song to sing for your babe oh!!!


https://open.spotify.com/track/4AG72k4jLYoMuXdxao3Drv?si=_6Adw6ckQsGMvixTJdkCyw

the full album is dropping this Wednesday.

Review the album and let us know what you think in the comments
#Albumreview #newmusictocheckout #tHIsMiGHtcoNfUsEyoU

BELA. BREAKS EVERY INDUSTRY RULE WITH THE RELEASE OF tHIs MiGHt coNfUsE yoU!!!

Bela. has never followed the rules—today he sets fire to them. His new project, tHIs MiGHt coNfUsE yoU, arrives on a Wednesday, a deliberate rejection of the global “New Music Friday” ritual.

“Releasing on a Wednesday is the first act of defiance,” Bela. says. “Confusion is a language. I speak it fluently.”

https://touchaheart.com.ng/2025/11/24/bela-breaks-every-industry-rule-with-the-release-of-this-might-confuse-you/

Review the album and let us know what you think in the comments
#Albumreview #newmusictocheckout #tHIsMiGHtcoNfUsEyoU

Thirty-eight Eruku Church worshippers kidnapped during service in Kwara State, Nigeria, have been freed after days of terror 

Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq confirmed Sunday that 38 people abducted from Christ Apostolic Church in Eruku regained freedom.

The victims were taken during an attack on the church last Tuesday evening. The release followed days of coordinated efforts by security agencies and federal authorities.

Families are reuniting with loved ones after nearly one week in captivity. The community of Eruku is overwhelmed with relief and gratitude.

President Bola Tinubu directed increased security operations in response to the kidnapping incidents. Additional tactical teams were deployed to Kwara State immediately.

The governor credited President Tinubu for his hands-on involvement in the rescue operation. Security forces worked around the clock to secure the release of the victims.

The successful release followed intensive operations utilizing soldiers, DSS operatives, Special Tactical Squad units, SWAT personnel, and local vigilantes.

Details of how the victims were freed have not been publicly disclosed. Authorities have not confirmed whether arrests were made.

The Terrifying Eruku Church Attack

Bandits abducted over 30 people during an attack on Christ Apostolic Church in Eruku, Ekiti Local Government Area.

Three people died in the attack when bandits opened fire inside the church during an evening programme.

The assault happened around 6:00 PM on Tuesday, November 18. Worshippers had gathered for a Thanksgiving service when gunshots suddenly filled the sanctuary.

The church secretary formally confirmed that 38 persons were abducted, including three non-members who were present during the siege.

Witnesses described scenes of absolute chaos and terror. Many worshippers fled through windows, while others were rounded up at gunpoint.

The youngest victim was seven years old, while the oldest was 64, with 30 of the 38 abductees being women.

Eight of the kidnapped worshippers were minors. Four members of the same family were worshipping together that evening.

Bandits demanded N100 million ransom for each victim, totaling N3.8 billion. The astronomical figure shocked families already traumatized by the violence.

Ransom was negotiated down to N20 million per victim before communication with abductors broke off on Friday.

It remains unclear whether any ransom was ultimately paid. Security agencies have not released complete details about the rescue operation.

Church Holds First Service After Attack
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