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Friday, 7 July 2017
“Stay Humble With Your 20% Take Home Pay” – MC Galaxy Advices Tekno
Accordingto MC Galaxy, Tekno who was called a duck by Wizkid should stay humble with his 20% take home pay, and shouldn’t stick his nose in issues between CEOs, as he’s an ordinary employee.
Here’s what MC Galaxy wrote;
“Funny how CEOs who control 100% of their income are talking while an ordinary employee that rarely takes home 20% is trying to interfere. Abeg stay humble! We know say you never reach their levels. Let’s just sit and watch because if two Elephants dey fight, Na ground dey suffer am.
You make hits, we make Money! #SHUPE”
Wednesday, 5 July 2017
Why I returned N60,000 salary to N-Power -Joshua
Mr. Daniel Joshua, the Taraba state-born 31-year old, former N-Power graduate employee says his sound Christian moral upbringing compelled him to refund the N60,000 paid into his account, after he quit the scheme in April.
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo on Saturday July 1, tweeted and praised Joshua’s rare display of integrity, which he said was worthy of emulation by Nigerian youths.
Joshua now works for the Central Bank of Nigeria in Benin. He is from Lissem in Ussa local government area of Taraba state.
Joshua Daniel
He told newsmen on Tuesday that his Christian moral upbringing helped him to do the right thing.
“My pastor once told me that whatever weakens the conscience weakens the authority. And because i have always tried to avoid anything that will weaken my conscience, taking the decision to refund the money was not a problem.
“Although i didn’t have any money in my account at the time, the orientation from my bosses in my new employment about transparency, integrity and accountability also helped me quickly decide on the right path to take in the matter,’’ he said.
Joshua, who married in 2015 and now has a child, said some family members and friends tried to persuade him to keep the money.
“ But I am happy because both my wife, mother and elder brother, encouraged me to refund the money as soon as i received the alert for the two months salary.
“Yes, there were some friends and family members who persuaded me to keep the money, saying it was my luck,’’ he said.
Joshua graduated from Economics from the Modibo Adama University of Technology, Yola.
He said:“It pays to be upright at all times.’’
He advised Nigerians, especially the youths to be upright in their daily dealings and become good ambassadors of the country.
Joshua was employed under the Federal Government N-Power scheme as a Primary school teacher at Kaduna Lissem primary school, in Taraba, in January. He disengaged from the job after working for three months.
Although Joshua left the N-Power job at the end of March, he was paid N60,000, being stipends for April and May.
He refunded the money to the coffers of the Federal Government.
The N-Power management has commended Joshua for refunding the money. A message on its official Twitter handle reads: “We are extremely proud of Daniel.
Thursday, 22 June 2017
BET set to honour Yvonne Chaka Chaka
Bukas & Joints Season 4 hits screens
Wednesday, 21 June 2017
I wrote JAMB and I was Jammed – Bisola
Bisola Aiyeola of Big Brother Naija has said that she was Jammed when she wrote the Joint Matriculation Examination Board (JAMB).
Bisola
Bisola a recent interview with NAIJ, the former BBNaija spoke about problems she encountered while trying to get a university degree said ‘I wrote Jamb and I was jammed. It’s not like I did not try.
‘I tried so many schools all over the country. It’s not that I wasn’t passing the exams; it was a problem of not getting funds. I did not have money to pay for certain things.
‘I was even duped when I tried to enter LASU. That pulled me back and all this just made me discouraged. I also tried National Open University (NOUN) and you know it is very easy to get into NOUN, and at certain times you needed to pay certain fees.
‘Believe me; it was difficult to raise N15, 000 at that time. I just decided that all of my energy let me use it into using my talent to feed myself.’
Also speaking about hunger and hardship experiences she said ‘Sometimes when there was no food to eat at home, I take my daughter to my neighbor’s house under the pretext of watching television and stylishly feed my daughter and myself.
‘That’s why I can relate to people because when you are down, you are down. But one cannot just stay down. I would love to help people get out of this type of situation.
Saturday, 17 June 2017
MUSIC: OGBANJE by JESSE BLINKZ
He is a successful rapper/singer he started his musical career at the age of 10.
He finally drops this hit titled Ogbanje after he successful released iwotago which was prod.by one of the hit maker Yuñgroc who held from Imo state
Download HERE
Sunday, 11 June 2017
I don’t do fraud, says Dammy Krane
Oyindamola Johnson Emmanuel, the Nigerian artiste known as Dammy Krane, who was reportedly arrested for credit cards fraud in the US on June 2, and released on bail has come to give his own angle of what really happened.
According to the artiste and as corroborated by his mother, he is not a fraudulent person. In a video statement, he thanked his fans and family for their support and denied being involved with fraud. He put the blame on the agent who booked the private jet for him
“First of all, I want to thank God and I want to use this medium to apologize to my family, my team and my fans. I was arrested by the man who booked me for fraud.”I don’t do fraud, I do not partake in such activities, it just happened that the agent who booked my flight did so with fraudulent cards. My life is all about music and that is what I do,” he said.
“I am so sorry that I got caught up in this mess, it will never happen again and I want to thank those who stood by me. And I want to thank my parents for their undying love” he added.
Saturday, 10 June 2017
Reason Dammy Krane was kicked out of Hypertek record label
- Following his recent arrest, reason why Dammy Krane got kicked out of Hypertek has surfaced
- Hpertek is a Nigerian record label owned by legendary 2Baba
- Dammy Krane got signed onto the label in 2012 at age 20
- Dammy however got kicked out after breaching his contract
Oyindamola Johnson Emmanuel popularly known as Dammy Krane used to be a member of Hypertek record label owned by 2Baba. He however got kicked out after some actions moved the label owners to take a decision to terminate him indefinitely.
Dammy Krane joined Hpertek after meeting with 2Baba at a party and got signed on by the singer. It didn't take long before Dammy was on his way to the pinnacle of his career. Things went great until he breached his contract and got kicked out of the label.
Dammy Krane and 2 Baba
According to reports, Dammy started doing things that were against the rules of the label and persisted after several warnings. The last straw of doing unapproved collaborations broke the camel's back and his contract was terminated.
Mister Krane left the label in 2015 but it wasn't broadcasted because the record label valued positive news and didn't want to give rise to a negative view of Dammy and his image.
Davido building a house for young Utibe
Singer Davido is according to reports fulfilling one of the promises he made to a young kid, Utibe after a recorded video of the boy singing the hit single “IF” went viral.
An instagram post by the “Fall” crooner revealed that the building of the house is ongoing and he can’t wait to visit when he comes back home as he is currently out of the country.
Recall that after Utibe was videoed singing, a background check revealed that his family’s living condition was nothing to write home about.
Davido who was thrilled by Utibe’s singing promised to take care of him for life.
Friday, 9 June 2017
Indigenous rapper, Blixxy seals deal with US-based company
FRONTLINE indigenous rapper, Blessed Okoh, popularly known as Blixxy D RapKing, who debuted in 2015, with his hit song, “Irionor” is set to make his international presence in the American music scene.
Blxxy
WG gathered that the Money Gang Records artiste has penned down a management deal with an American-based company. Details of the deal are yet to be made known, but our source, however, confirmed that the company would be handling the artiste’s international bookings, branding and promotions.
The company is said to have managed such American rap stars as Lil Cease, late notorious BIG Junior Mafia /Bad Boy Records protege and recently, Uncle Murder, who is currently signed to 50cent’s G-Unit label.
Meanwhile, the talented rapper recently released his trailblazing hit track, “Tomorrow Carry Belle”, featuring the MSN Gang musical taliban, Oritsefemi. The song, which is currently enjoying massive airplay is Blixxy’s message to the streets. It was produced by PJay, mixed and mastered by Indomix. The video, directed by Adasa Cookey, showcases the raw feel of the streets, the pain of the young hustler in this new era of the entrepreneur, with emphasis on the rewards of hard work. Its a brilliant interpretation of the song, portraying the very real struggles of this generation.
The artiste believes his talent and competence to mix different languages and produce music with a global appeal is his unique selling point.
Thursday, 1 June 2017
Lebanon bans Wonder Woman film over Israeli actress
Lebanon has banned the screening of Hollywood blockbuster “Wonder Woman” because of its lead actress Gal Gadot, who served in the Israeli military, on the grounds of a long-standing boycott of the Jewish state.
The decision sparked a social media frenzy, with some Lebanese mocking the authorities but others welcoming it as part of a campaign to isolate Israel.
An official with Lebanon’s General Security told AFP the interior ministry has “decided to ban the screening of this film based on the recommendation of the Arab League’s Israel Boycott Office”.
Lebanon and Israel are still technically in a state of war, and the Arab League maintains a Damascus-based office responsible for coordinating a regional boycott of the Jewish state.
Lebanon’s economy and culture ministry, which oversees the boycott of Israeli products locally, recommended the film be banned after last year requesting the Arab League office issue a blanket ban on all the work of the 32-year-old actress.
Gadot, who like most young Israelis did military service, made headlines in 2014 for a Facebook post defending the Jewish state’s blistering offensive in the Gaza Strip run by the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas.
“I am sending my love and prayers to my fellow Israeli citizens,” she wrote.
“Especially to all the boys and girls who are risking their lives protecting my country against the horrific acts conducted by Hamas, who are hiding like cowards behind women and children.”
The Lebanese ban has sparked a storm on social media, with some welcoming the decision which led to advertising posters for Wonder Woman across the capital vanishing overnight.
“The campaign to boycott supporters of Israel in Lebanon has succeeded,” said the Arabic-language Facebook page of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement, which seeks to isolate Israel over its occupation of the Palestinian territories.
But many in Lebanon mocked the decision as censorship or a waste of time, pointing out the film could be viewed online.
“Liberating Palestine one movie at a time. #LiveLoveCensorship,” wrote the Stop Cultural Terrorism in Lebanon group, which promotes freedom of expression.
– ‘In typical Lebanese fashion’ –
Blogger Elie Fares accused the government of inconsistency, pointing out that several of Gadot’s movies have aired in Lebanon in past years.
“In typical Lebanese fashion and because we definitely have our priorities in order, Lebanon’s government decided to rise up from its slumber and resist, even though the movie has been announced for over three years now,” he wrote on his “A Separate State of Mind” blog.
“The fact of the matter is that if you have a problem with the content of a movie, the actor or actress leading it or anything pertaining to it… Simply don’t go watch it,” he added.
“Call for a boycott, but you sure as hell have no right in making sure no one else gets to watch it too.”
Lebanon is considered one of the most liberal countries in the Arab world, with a thriving arts scene.
But its interior ministry’s censorship bureau occasionally bans content considered to incite confessional dissent, attacking morals or state authority, or to reflect Israeli propaganda.
So far, Lebanon appears to be the only Arab country to order a ban on Wonder Woman, which remains scheduled for release across the region including in Egypt, Algeria and Tunisia later this month.
Sunday, 21 May 2017
I Go Dye’s mansion for mum valued at 5.4 million dollars
Since highly rated comedian I Go Dye unveiled the house he built for his mum last Sunday, curiosity has been set adrift in many quarters, with tongues wagging on the possible estimation of the value of the palatial edifice. The Golden Eyes castle is situated at Amb. Francis Agoda Virgin Island,while the almost completed Royal Golden seal is seated at Amb Francis Agoda sugar land, both castles have attracted many viewers who are fascinated by its uniqueness.
The House, Inset: Comedian, I go Dye
However, Potpourri’s investigation has revealed just how much the mansions must have cost the comedian. According to an architect/ estate developer Wale Balogun ‘’one cannot presume knowledge of accurate sight alone’ but from the structural design and fortification of the castle in question here, both properties will be estimated to the tune of 5.4 million dollars.”
Potpourri further learnt that both castles were contracted to a French company Monreve, which handled all the sculptural and concrete enforcement while Revamp Construction Company owned by the comedian,handled the building of the castfles.
“The Golden Eyes which was presented to his mum last Sunday has a unique customized golden sculptured face moulded in the image of his grand mum, Queen Agnes who nurtured him as a young kid,” Lilian Akpomene a close friend to the comedian told Potpourri
“Indeed this edifice has a monumental standard, which will out live contemporary designs of today and a long time to come. If the essence of a home is just to sleep, I guess a home structurally built as a castle, as a gift to express gratitude for love, is really meant to reflect the true value of what mothers mean to the world,” she added.
Lanre Gentry, Mercy Aigbe’s hubby, gets new lover?
Lanre Gentry, the estranged husband of Nollywood actress Mercy Aigbe is moving on with his life, and reconciliation with Mercy Aigbe, may have been foreclosed.
In his Instagram private account on Saturday, Gentry who was docked at a magistrate court in Ikeja Lagos for wife battery recently, posted the photograph of himself and another beautiful lady.
His simple caption for the Black and White photo speaks volume: ‘Temi My Love”. He left the rest for the imagination.
Friday, 19 May 2017
Kim Kardashian hits 100m followers on Instagram
Celebrity Kim Kardashian has become the sixth person to amass over 100 million followers on Instagram.
The record holder is pop singer Selena Gomez, who has over 120million followers.
Kardashian celebrated passing the mark on the photo- and video-sharing platform Thursday by looking back at some of her most-liked photos.
“I can’t believe I’ve reached 100 million followers on Instagram, thanks to you guys!!! To celebrate, I wanted to take a look back at my most-liked posts. I appreciate my fans (and family) more than you know. You guys are the best!” she said on her website.
What follows is a slideshow of photos of her with husband Kanye West and their children North West and Saint West.
Apart from Gomez, pop singers Ariana Grande, Taylor Swift and Beyonce, along with European soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo, are the other users to hit the 100 million mark.
Seven days, seven nights in prison looks like a whole year – Mercy Aigbe’s husband
Gentry said made this statement after he was released from the Medium Prison, Kirikiri.
He lamented that the Kirikiri Prison ought to be a correctional facility but instead, it is an overpopulated arena where people die every night.saying that ‘I think this place should be a rehabilitation center not a dumping ground, seven days and seven nights at the medium prison looks like I have spent a whole year in there.’
Thursday, 18 May 2017
Victor Olaiya, Emeka Ibeh, others mourn actress Moji Olaiya
Olaiya who delivered a baby in Canada in March is reported to have died in that country.
Just before her demise, Olaiya made some comments on her Instagram wall.
“I still don’t get why good people don’t last. You were a true soul.
Dremo names Davido’s ‘If’ Nigeria’s biggest song
DMW rapper, Dremo, has named Davido’s latest single ‘If’, as the biggest song in Nigeria at the moment. The fast budding rapper boasted that because Davido’s song is currently the biggest in Nigeria, nothing can make him lose his fans; instead, he would grow bigger.
In a chat with E-Daily, Dremo dispelled suggestions that Davido was losing his fans that’s why he recently embarked on a tour of selected cities in Nigeria.
“Can Davido really lose his fans? I don’t think so. What’s the biggest song in Nigeria right now? Isn’t it Davido’s latest single If? So I don’t know where this is coming from, maybe from his haters, I really don’t know. But I believe Davido is only getting bigger; he’s doing big things. I would love to lose fans like David if he is truly losing his fans”, he said
Dremo’s comment is coming on the heel of Davido’s collaborating with Jamaican hot-shot Popcaan in the song ‘My story’.
Tuesday, 16 May 2017
76, The Wedding Party win 2017 NollywoodWeek Public Choice Award
The festival trophy was given to Izu Ojukwu, the Director of 76 and Moses Babatope who represented the film in the absence of the film Director, Kemi Adetiba in a closing ceremony that was followed by the World Premiere screening of Ctach[dot]er by the Director Walter Taylaur.
“I was not expecting this award. It’s an honour for me and for everybody who worked on the film,” said Izu Ojukwu.
Nadira Shakur, the Director of Communication and co-founder of the festival said that “The festival has really cemented its place in the Parisian cultural calendar. Each year we try to offer the very best of Nollywood to the Parisian public by bringing the newest developments in the industry. This year we screened a web-series from REDTV and for the first time, an animated short film from Anthill Studios called Play-Thing.”
Saturday, 13 May 2017
Why people think I’m arrogant —Davido
Contrary to popular opinion that pop star, Davido is one of the most arrogant music stars in Nigeria, the HKN Gang henchman has come out to set the record straight, declaring that he’s not as arrogant as many people often perceive him to be. Since his rise to stardom after the release of his debut single, Dami Duro in 2011, he has been slammed with series of criticisms from all quarters about his personality. But in a recent chat with Showtime, the ‘Aye’ crooner said, “I am a very free person but if you like say, I’m arrogant, I know I’m not arrogant.” According to Davido, he’s a very friendly, receptive and humble person. He emphasized that no matter what the public thinks of him, he insists he is not an arrogant person. “I can bet you now, go to anybody or any street and ask them who is most normal or who is so free they will tell you it’s me. I’m not from the hood! It’s not about giving out money but it’s just me being free as an individual. David said, he believes the reason people harbour such negative perception about him is because they would go crazy if they possess the kind of wealth and affluence he has. “I feel that sometimes people just think I’m that way because if they have what I have they will go crazy, so I think that’s just the problem”, he boasted.