Black Diamonds one and only remarkable music maestro, Wande Coal after the release of His project, “Wanted” Wande Coal drops a brand new Body of work titled titled Wande Coal “Realms EP”
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The new project is compiled with 6 Amazing tracks with appearances from Wale & production assistance from Sarz, Pheelz Lekaa Beats and Melvitto.
Tracks:
2. Check
3. Naughty Girl
4. Ode Lo Like
5. Ever Blazin
6. Vex
Fire broke out today, Thursday September 10, 2020 at the Ondo State Head Office of the Independent National Electoral Commission in Akure. The inferno which gutted the container housing Smart Card Readers, started at 7.30 pm. Men of the Fire Service are however currently containing the fire.
National Commissioner, Barrister Festus Okoye, who is in Ondo State in connection with preparations for the Ondo State Governorship election scheduled for 10th October 2020, rushed to the office at about 8pm. The Administrative Secretary of the State, Mr. Popoola and some staff of the Commission are also there.
Barrister Okoye said investigation into the cause of the fire will commence promptly after the fire has been contained.
Culled from INEC Facebook page
The remarkable Nigerian Singer, Jinmi Abduls joins forces with the incredible singers, Oxlade & Joeboy on this masterpiece tagged “Jowo”.
This is one of the biggest songs this weekend and it was produced by SBling; Jinmi Abduls came with an explosive jam again after he went viral with “Greed” featuring Oxlade.
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Nigeria’s very own top notch music maestro Davido just released the visuals to his recent single tagged “FEM”
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Arewa Trap music monster, King IB, has released his much anticipated Extended Playlist which is titled “Trap House”.
On this project he has proven that he’s here to stay and to make history
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Just as promised, Majority Leader Hon Naanlong G. Daniel, Member representing Mikang Local Government Council in the State House of Assembly today donate 3 trucks of fertilizer to his constituents.
As it is farming period and times are hard, farmers are in dear need of fertilizer and it is a scarce commodity at the moment, Hon. Naanlong Daniel see need to step in and support his constituents with 3 trucks containing 600 bags of fertilizer each to assist farmers.
Therefore, it was necessary to consider the disadvantaged class of people, who depend on daily patronage to make a living, especially since the advent of this COVID-19
Hon Hosea Fwagwai, commissioner of Agriculture applauded the lawmaker such a laudable gesture especially when it has to do with the less privilege to enable them concentrate more on Agricultural produce which will aid curb hunger
Hon Vuelgap, ALGON chairman Plateau State chapter commended Naanlong, that such will boast agricultural activities of farmers within the LGA, he also stated that Hon Naanlong serves as one of the first lawmaker to achieve the features of Fertilizer distribution in the LGA and further encourage the farmers to concentrate on the farming as Food is a basic necessity in the society now as the pandemic that engulfed the world has caused a lot of havoc in terms of famine in the nation and to the world at large.
The people expressed gratitude as they receive the gesture, they showered prayers for the honorable member. They added “ May God bless him for his benevolence.”
Member, Representing Jos South/Jos East Federal Constituency, Dachung Musa Bagos has empowered constituents with sewing machines, Grinding Machines and Motorcycles.
Bagos while distributing the items to the beneficiaries who are mostly youths and women said the aim was to support them to establish small scale businesses and take care of their families.
The lawmaker who announced that he will launch a co-oporative scheme in every ward under his constituency next month pleaded with those who did not benefit from the scheme to be patient, as more empowerment programmes are on the way.
Chairman of the Peoples’ Democratic Party in Plateau state, Chris Hassan commended the lawmaker for always making up programmes that help alleviate the suffering of his Constituents and urged the beneficiaries to make judicious use of the items.
Some of the beneficiaries appreciated the Lawmaker for the gesture and promised to use the items for the benefit of their communities.
There were goodwill messages from the Northern Zone Chairman of the PDP, Davou Mang, Women leaders of Jos South and Jos East and also youth leaders who applauded the lawmaker for always identifying with his Constituents.
Recording artist and disability/human right advocate, Grace Jerry, met with Legendary Producer and singer Cobhams Asuquo to promote disability inclusion in election.
Grace Jerry an inspirational speaker and a Mandela Washington fellow, who doubles as Executive Director of InclusiveFriends Association and convener of AccessNigeria campaign said she was pleased to meet Cobhams Asuqu who is well known in Nigeria for his strides in Music production and has since become a public speaker and business man.
The collaboration will see both icons recording a jingle together and further advocate for the inclusion of persons living with disabilities in Nigerian elections.
The Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, on Monday, September 7, explained how the Federal Government spent N10.413 trillion on fuel subsidy in the last 13 years (2006-2019).
Lai Mohammed made this disclosure at a media briefing in Abuja, in efforts to justify why the government announced an end to the payment of subsidy on fuel last week.
The minister explained that the decision became necessary due to the falling demand for oil, which remains Nigeria’s main income source.
He also called on Nigerians to understand and support the decision.
“The cost of fuel subsidy is too high and unsustainable. From 2006 to 2019, fuel subsidy gulped N10.413trillion. That is an average of N743.8 billion per annum.
“Government can no longer afford to subsidize petrol prices, because of its many negative consequences. These include a return to the costly subsidy regime. With 60 percent less revenues today, we cannot afford the cost.
“The second danger is the potential return of fuel queues; which has, thankfully, become a thing of the past under this administration.
“The days in which Nigerians queue for hours and days just to buy petrol; often at very high prices, are gone for good.
“Of course, there is also no provision for fuel subsidy in the revised 2020 budget; because we just cannot afford it,” he said.
The minister, however, did not indicate the period within which the government spent the amount.
“The truth of the matter is that due to the problems with the largely-privatized electricity industry; the government has been supporting the industry.
“To keep the industry going, the government has so far spent almost N1.7 trillion; especially by way of supplementing tariffs shortfalls.
“The government does not have the resources to continue along this path. To borrow just to subsidize generation and distribution; which are both privatised, will be grossly irresponsible,” Lai Mohammed said.
He said the government in order to protect the large majority of Nigerians who cannot afford to pay cost-reflective tariffs from increases; “the industry regulator, NERC, has approved that tariff adjustments had to be made; but only on the basis of guaranteed improvement in service.”
He added, “Under this new arrangement, only customers with a guaranteed minimum of 12 hours of electricity can have their tariffs adjusted. Those who get less than 12 hours of supply will experience no increase. This is the largest group of customers.”
A group, Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC), on Tuesday, September 8, advocated for the establishment of special courts to try corruption cases and the imposition of the death penalty for those found guilty of graft.
This was contained in a statement issued by the MURIC director, Prof Ishaq Akintola.
Akintola’s stance was in the aftermath of the call by the Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, (EFCC), Mr. Umar Abba Mohammed, for the establishment of Special Courts to try corruption cases.
According to MURIC, many certified kleptomaniacs are still hiding under the indulging umbrella of legal razzmatazz to delay and consequently frustrate and escape justice.
An excerpt from the statement reads, “Many certificated kleptomaniacs are still hiding under the indulging umbrella of legal razzmatazz to delay and consequently frustrate and escape justice.
“Special courts will remove such obstacles and ensure that cases are speedily and efficiently disposed of. We, therefore, reiterate our call for the establishment of special courts for trying those who steal public funds.
“A special prison should be constructed for those who steal pensioners money. The inmates of this jail should be in chains 24-7.
“We, therefore, charge the National Assembly to expedite action on the establishment of special courts; particularly to try corrupt public officials.
“The present NASS is on course and it should not relent until it gives Nigeria special courts. The machinery for enacting a bill on special courts for corruption into law; should be set in motion in the NASS without any delay.
“The infrastructural developments which we see in various places have been made possible; by the fact that Nigeria now has an incorruptible leader.
“Our assessment is devoid of political sentiment. We are motivated by patriotic zeal for our beloved country. We will continue to support the war against corruption; because we know that the latter is the bane of development in this country.
“Our support will continue even after the exit of President Muhammadu Buhari, the Father of New Nigeria; and it will be for any leader (regardless of political leaning) who shows the will to fight corruption; the way the current leader is doing it,” it concluded.