Nigerian Artist2free, real names Taiwo Temidayo oluwaseun, a native of Abeokuta in ogun state.
He started is musical career professionally in the year 2008 during his pre-degree days in Funaab, since then he has been releasing hits locally in the state and also featured on the track title photo by Trapstar Smash in which the video was directed by Paul gambit.
Its MisterMay D! The ConfamEntertainment front-man drops crispy fresh video for his single “Ale Yi A Bad”. The one time dancer dropped some moves on the video , directed byUJ FILMS.
Fast rising talented musician and song writer(Da4nix)present to you a wonderful track titled SHARPERLY, After the release of banbia alah and Doro bucci french version ft Don Jazzy.
Download & Listen Da4nix – Sharperly Below;
'Linda' is the woman in 63-year-old controversial artist and grandfather Charly boy.
And through her, Charly says he sees... long before Caitlyn Jenner came along. The story he shared about Caitlyn continues below:
I must ask you this question. In our pursuit for happiness, do we focus on the dictates of life based on our social environment or on our own personal need of what individually makes us happy?
Nigerian Oil marketers say the lingering fuel scarcity nationwide will come to an end on or before the 13th of this month.
Addressing newsmen after a meeting with the federal government today, the oil marketers said the traffic gridlock at the Oshodi-Apapa express is largely responsible
Star actress Ini Edo took to social media to announce her new deal and an Eko Ambassador.
She says
To the glory of God, and with gratitude to the Eko restoration foundation, I've just been made an Eko Ambassador at Lekki beach today. My job is to join in the walk of preserving nature. I couldn't feel more honoured.
Congrats to her
With the recent increasing rate of bomb blasts in the country especially in the North-eastern region, the Nigerian military have upped their game training more explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) personnel in order to curtail the excesses of the insurgents .
Pictured above is a military EOD personnel with an (EOD) remote control robot during a recent training/equipment check in the Northern part of Nigeria.
The robots are capable of carrying out safe detonation of Improvised Explosive Device (IED) and can demobilize explosives-laden vehicles among others.
Ex Imo Governor Ikedi Ohakim And Wife Pictured At Daughter's Graduation
Former Imo governor's daughter, Adanna Ohakim of the popular #AdannaDavid dance yesterday graduated as a Doctor from Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland.
The United States (U.S.) is set to join forces with the Muhammadu Buhari administration in the battle against Boko Haram.
The Obama administration will send a team to Nigeria in the next few weeks to discuss with the government ways to renew cooperation in the fight against the sect, a senior U.S. diplomat said yesterday.
In N’Djamena, the capital of Chad yesterday, President Buhari and his host President Idris Derby pledged to pursue the sect members “everywhere”.
They spoke after a bilateral meeting on the activities of the sect, which has been operating across the borders.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry was at Buhari’s inauguration last week. This underscores U.S. interest in working with his government.
Tensions emerged between the former government of President Goodluck Jonathan and the Obama administration last year over corruption and human rights abuses by the military in its campaign to crush Boko Haram.
In his inauguration speech, Buhari vowed to defeat Boko Haram and called the group, which pledged allegiance to the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq in March, “mindless” and “godless”.
”With the new government, we are optimistic we can reset the relationship,” U.S.
Assistant Secretary of State for Africa Linda Thomas-Greenfield told a congressional hearing. “We want to work with him and have expressed that to him.”
She said Buhari had committed both publicly and privately to “do everything possible to address the situation in terms of resources and staff” to tackle Boko Haram, which launched its insurgency in 2009.
U.S. officials have said the United States could send more advisers to Nigeria to train its military and help boost the economy, the largest in Africa, through more investment in its oil and gas sector.
Thomas-Greenfield said the United States was encouraged that Buhari’s first trips were to neighbors Niger and Chad, which are part of a multi-national force being set up to fight Boko Haram’s insurgency in the Lake Chad region.
Nigeria’s Major-General Tukur Buratai has been appointed to head the new force, which will be funded partly by the international community.
”He is someone we have worked with and someone we feel will be a positive force on the multinational task force,” she said, adding that Buhari was still studying options to fund a stepped- up effort to tackle Boko Haram.
A communiqué issued at the end of President Buhari’s one-day visit to Chad said both leaders agreed on the need to quickly make the Multi-National Joint Task Force (MNJTF) fully operational to effectively combat terrorism in Northeast Nigeria and “everywhere” that Boko Haram operates.
The two Presidents called on the international community to support the Lake Chad Basin Commission and neigbouring countries to combat terrorism and insurgency.
“Both Heads of State agreed that the war on Boko Haram should be supported by emergency development initiatives in areas affected by this insurgency group.
“This will help to overcome the harmful effects faced by local populations,” the communiqué said.
President Buhari paid tribute to the gallantry of Chadian soldiers who have engaged in operations against Boko Haram and condoled the families of their comrades who were killed in action.
While in the Chadian capital, President Buhari also met with Gen. Buratai, who has just been appointed Force Commander of the MNJTF whose headquarters will be in N’Djamena.
Yesterday’s visit was the second of the two-leg trip by Buhari to neigbouring countries to galvanise them for the final onslaught against Boko Haram. Buhari was in Niger Republic on Wednesday.
Buhari noted that the security of Nigeria and her neighbours were intrinsically linked, adding that it is very essential that they cooperate on security issues in a robust and sustained manner.
The President said when it becomes fully deployed and functional, the MNJTF, which comprises Nigeria, Chad, Niger and Cameroon, will secure and stabilise all the areas affected by the Boko Haram insurgency.
He reaffirmed his conviction that with greater cooperation among Nigeria and neighbouring countries, the Boko Haram insurgency will be brought to an end very soon.
Buhari thanked Chad for her invaluable support in the fight against insurgency and terrorism.
He said: “Your troops have stood shoulder to shoulder and fought gallantly with ours in the fight against the forces of evil.
“This is a remarkable show of good neighbourliness, which we must reinforce in the years ahead.”
The President said the harrowing images of displaced citizens of both countries, in search of safety and succour must spur their governments and others in the sub-region to do more “to restore their dignity and give them the relief they need”.
On the bilateral relations between Nigeria and Chad, Buhari noted that both countries were bound by “nature’’, adding that they must therefore work together to find lasting solutions to border management, migration and movement of goods and services.
The President also thanked President Deby for attending his inauguration ceremony on May 29 in Abuja, adding that he would return to Nigeria with the assurance that Nigeria and Chad are poised to intensify their cooperation.
President Deby praised Buhari for his “wise decision’’ to relocate the Nigerian Military Command centre from Abuja to Maiduguri.
The Chadian President said that the decision, which was announced in President Buhari’s inaugural address, was a right step towards restoring peace and security to states affected by terrorism, and the sub-region.
He assured President Buhari that Chad will continue to work with Nigeria to achieve lasting peace and security in the sub-region, given their historic, cultural and economic ties.
At least nine persons have been killed while many were severely injured as the clashes between two cult groups resurfaced in Ijebu Ode township in Ijebu Ode local government area of Ogun state.
It was gathered that the two cult groups that have been terrorising the peaceful town of Ijebu Ode are the Aiye and the Eiye groups.
The crisis began last Tuesday after the killing of a member of the Aiye group, who is a student of Moshood Abiola Polytechnics, MAPOLY, Ojere in Abeokuta was in Ijebu Ode to visit his sister who got married last Saturday to one Sanwo, who was identified as a former leader of the group.
Nollywood veteran actor Zack Orji gets tatted up, and you will begin to wonder why, but not to worry , this is just a temporary tattoo just to suit a role in his current movie, lol.
He gets that of a snake, star, moon, fire and other things on the set of a new movie.John Paul Nwadike, Princess Okah, Dave Ogbeni and others were also onset for this upcoming movie.
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Nigeria Moves Two Places Up In Latest FIFA Ranking.by fatdon2(m):6:41am
Despite moving two places up in the monthly Fifa ranking released on Thursday, the Super Eagles are ranked seventh in Africa
Nigeria have moved up to the 42nd position in the latest Fifa global rankings released on Thursday.
By Bartholomew Madukwe
LAGOS—A 20-year-old man, Sodiq Sulaimon, yesterday appeared before an Ikeja High Court for allegedly procuring abortion for his 15-year-old lover (names withheld), who died in the process.
The defendant is facing a one-count charge of manslaughter brought against him by Lagos State Government, for which he pleaded not guilty.
