Nigeria’s fastest rising sound diva, one of Pitch Perfect Naija season 1 housemate, the remarkable Mint is here with a brand new super amazing nice piece of tune tagged “Loving You Pain” for your listening produced by the incredible Craziebless, the hit maker.
Download, Listen, and Watch out for Mint.
Nigerian Talented music maestro, Wordsmith & Incredible Music Front man,Mr Incredible MI Abaga finally released his highly anticipated single tagged “TBDK”
On this new record, the rapper links up with Talented Rapper, Sinzu & Warri Born Pidgin Rapper, Erigga as the deliver a hot bang.
Finally the song was produced by Nigerian Serial Hitmaker, Chopstix.
Listen up below and enjoy!!
Black and White Sounds Entertainment presents
MC King and Friends in a Comedy & Music Clash
Date: 5th April, 2021
Time: Red Capet 2pm | Main event 3pm
Venue: JC Dariye Hall Pla Poly, Jos Camp
Featuring: Comedy | Music | Dance
Comedy by: MC PRINCE AKO |MC FBI |MC AJEBO |MC JOHN OSAMA SIR SPLENDID | MC ABOKI | MC LEGEND | FUNNY GONGS | SGT BIZZY MOUTH | MC HALF KILO | MC BUZZY | MC CHAPLAIN | MR BEN
Music by: FOM DAFOM| EMMA JESSIE | JOB MANJA | JOE COOL | ANGELA PEACE | JY JINANG | ARIN | PATO | WURIPBA BANGS | HEAVENLY DAWAP | TKCLEF | BRANDO MOSES | ROMZY SPECIAL | MAFDEE
Dance by: MOTA (The Dance Machine)
Gate Pass: Come with any form of toiletries, including detergent, Soaps, Towels, Clothes or N500 and above to support the orphans.
Come have fun like no other….
One of Nigerian remarkable multi talented artist Ziza-Fom is here again with yet another amazing piece he tagged “Burning Sand” which comes with a visual to spice up your music log
Sound produced by the remarkable Greala @Madhouse Records and visuals by the incredible Dan Na2anpe @African Language Hub.
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DOWNLOAD MP3: Ziza-Fom – Burning Sand
Operation Safe Haven Neutralizes Notorious Armed Robber Terrorizing Jengre Bassa LGA, Plateau State
In line with the operational directives and continuous determination to step up the operations against criminal element and restore lasting peace across the Joint Operational Areas, Operation SAFE HAVEN has neutralized one of the notorious armed robbers operating within the Joint Operational Areas.
Operatives of Operation Safe Haven on night Patrol having received a distress call at about 11:45pm on Wednesday 17 March 2021. The distress call involved an incident of armed robbery incident at Kutaya Street, Jengre Area of Bassa Local Government Area of Plateau State. The troops swiftly mobilized to the scene, where a Shop owner, one Mr Reuben was robbed of his personal belongings.
In the process, one of the armed robbers was neutralized, while the other 2 armed robbers escaped with gunshot injuries.
Items recovered include 1 AK 47, 1 Fabricated Riffle, 1 Automatic Pistol, 16 of 9mm rounds ammunition and a Cell Phone.
The corpse of the killed in action armed robber has been deposited at the Plateau State Hospital, as the gallant troops are still intensifying the search of the escaped robbers.
News of the breakthrough was made known by the Commander of the Security Outfit, Maj. Gen. Dominic Onyemulu.
Operation SAFE HAVEN reassured the general public of its determination to bringing lasting peace across its Joint Operational Areas and is soliciting for support and cooperation of the general public.
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has called on the Federal Government and Inspector General of Police (IGP) to intervene in the ongoing violence over Hijab policy in Kwara.
The appeal is contained in a statement issued on Thursday, March 18, by the General Secretary, CAN, Mr Joseph Daramola, in Abuja.
”We learnt that the State Government has ordered the reopening of the closed schools without resolving the crisis.
”Consequently, churches and mission schools are being vandalised with impunity by the hoodlums banking on the state government’s support in the pretext of enforcing the policy.
”Some innocent Christians are being violently abused and attacked under the watch of the Governor who is playing ostrich,” he said.
”Because it was his pronouncement on the issue of hijab wearing in violation of the court directive on the matter to maintain status quo until the matter is finally resolved by the court that led to this trouble,” it said.
”If any damage is done to any church or anyone is injured on this matter, the Governor of Kwara State will be held responsible.
“It is disheartening and unfortunate that a government that was installed democratically will become insensitive to the plight and the yearning of the people.
”As if the governor was voted into the office primarily to protect his own religion. This is unfair, ungodly and reprehensible.
”There are public schools and schools that belong to some Islamic organisations where those who wanted to be wearing hijab can be attending without causing the ongoing needless crisis rocking the state,” the statement read in part.
CAN however urged AbdulRazaq to give peace a chance in the state by ordering his hoodlums to stop attacking mission schools and churches before the situation degenerated into an unprecedented religious crisis.
Some countries in the European Union have temporarily suspended use of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine; as a precautionary measure based on reports of rare blood coagulation disorders in persons who had received the vaccine.
Other countries in the EU – having considered the same information; – have decided to continue using the vaccine in their immunization programmes.
Vaccination against COVID-19 will not reduce illness or deaths from other causes.
Thromboembolic events are known to occur frequently.
Venous thromboembolism is the third most common cardiovascular disease globally.
In extensive vaccination campaigns, it is routine for countries to signal potential adverse events following immunization.
This does not necessarily mean that the events are linked to vaccination itself, but it is good practice to investigate them.
It also shows that the surveillance system works and that effective controls are in place.
WHO is in regular contact with the European Medicines Agency and regulators around the world for the latest information on COVID-19 vaccine safety.
The WHO COVID-19 Subcommittee of the Global Advisory Committee on Vaccine Safety is carefully assessing the latest available safety data for the AstraZeneca vaccine.
Once that review is completed, WHO will immediately communicate the findings to the public.
At this time, WHO considers that the benefits of the AstraZeneca vaccine outweigh its risks and recommends that vaccinations continue.
“Horrible Module” is a spoken word piece by your favorite poet Starry Luvrain. The piece encourages men to treat their women with love and honesty. Being humans, we err, and at some point, thoughts about the love of God withdrawn from us must have come across our mind causing a huge lapse in our walk with God.
Do not be afraid, God still loves you, and this piece would strengthen this conviction.
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The Central Bank of Nigeria has set new charges payable by customers using USSD services for their financial transactions.
The apex bank said the transaction fees are effective Tuesday, setting a flat rate of N6.98 per transaction.
This was contained in a statement released on Tuesday and signed by the apex bank’s Acting Director, Corporate Communications, Osita Nwanisobi; and Director, Public Affairs, Nigerian Communications Commission, Ikechukwu Adinde.
The announcement was released in a statement titled, ‘Joint Statement By Central Bank Of Nigeria and Nigerian Communications Commission On Pricing Of Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) Services’.
The document reads;
“Effective March 16, 2021, USSD services for financial transactions conducted at DMBs (Deposit Money Banks) and all CBN-licensed institutions will be charged at a flat fee of N6.98 per transaction. This replaces the current per session billing structure, ensuring a much cheaper average cost for customers to enhance financial inclusion. This approach is transparent and will ensure the amount remains the same, regardless of the number of sessions per transaction.
The new rates come after the meeting held by the banking sector and telecommunications under ALTON on Monday to discuss and resolve the N42 billion debt owed mobile operators by banks.
The federal government had last week asked telecommunication operators to suspend their threatened withdrawal of USSD services over a N42bn debt owed by banks, a move that stood to affect estimated 40 million consumers, who rely on the short codes as opposed to internet services.
The Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Isa Pantami, had convened a meeting with financial institutions and mobile network operators on Monday.
Flutterwave, a payments services firm based in Nigeria, has announced a huge collaboration with Paypal to ease payments and online transactions. The collaboration means that PayPal customers from around the world will be able to pay companies and service providers on the continent through Flutterwave’s app, linking them to more than 377 million PayPal users worldwide.
“We are delighted to offer PayPal’s fully integrated offerings to companies around Africa. The partnership solidifies our goal of establishing a streamlined digital payment mechanism for Africa’s business communities; allowing them to trade with foreign customers,” Flutterwave Founder and CEO Olugbenga Agboola said on the company’s website.
The service, which is now live, will be available in 50 African countries and around the world. Customers will need to sign up for Flutterwave; in order to use PayPal to send, receive, and withdraw money.
Because of this partnership, African retailers and SMEs will now accept payments from Paypal consumers all over the world. This will result in increased revenue for African developers and merchants.
The overall volume of e-commerce in Africa was $16.5 billion in 2017. According to Statista, this is forecast to hit $29 billion by 2022.
Flutterwave has handled over 140 million transactions worth over $9 billion since its inception. It reached unicorn status after closing a $170 million investment round; and achieving a valuation of over $1 billion, the highest sum ever secured by an African tech startup.
PayPal had 377 million active registered accounts in the fourth quarter of 2020; as digital payments became more accepted during the lockdowns.