Thursday, 25 September 2014

Ja Rule endorses Bovi Man on Fire. Friday, Oct. 3rd at Eko Hotel

This year, Flytime is spicing it up a bit by adding R&B artist Ashanti and Hip Hop Legend Jarule to perform at the show. Patoranking would be performing alongside these 2 artists. 
Flytime Promotions, Rhythm 93.7fm, Brownhill and Kountry Kulture presents Bovi - Man on Fire. The first Bovi Man on Fire was held last year at Eko Hotel to a sold out audience.
This year, Flytime is spicing it up a bit by adding R&B artist Ashanti and Hip Hop Legend Jarule to perform at the show. Patoranking would be performing alongside these 2 artists. 
Basketmouth would also be Hosting this event. 

Bovi, Man on Fire is taking place Friday October 3rd at the Eko Convention Centre. 

Tickets N5k and N25k for VIP. 

For Tables, Call: 08174565603

Tickets available online atnaijaticketshop.com  and QuickTeller.com . Tickets also available at Silverbird Cinemas in VI and Ikeja, Eko Hotel and Ozone Cinemas 

Bovi man on fire is proudly sponsored by Diamond bank, Arik Air, QuickTeller and Etisalat

Wednesday, 24 September 2014

OPC Leader “Gani Adams” Warns South West On Boko Haram

According to Sunnewsonline, Adams made this statement while speaking at the Oranyan Festival held at the palace of the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Olayiwola Adeyemi recently.

He said: “Indication is rife that Boko Haram has entered South West. Evidence of their incursion into the zone was the explosion in Apapa, Lagos, of which, Shekau, the Islamist sect leader, claimed responsibility.”

It was also gathered that the OPC leader advised political leaders in the South West to proffer a drastic solution to curtail the Boko Haram menace in the region.

He berated the governors in the south west for their nonchalant attitudes towards the Boko Haram menace, saying none of them had called him, as the leader of the OPC, to discuss proactive measures to curtail the spill over.

“I have been to 51 countries launching OPC. I’ve just returned from Europe and what they were asking me is on the issue of Boko Haram.

“We need to organize a stakeholders’ meeting on security in order to chart a way forward on how to secure our region against Boko Haram.
“The issue of Boko Haram is a collective responsibility.

Everyone must harmonise his or her potentials to curtail the menace as the sect members cannot be fought from afar as their identity is hidden,” Adams opined.

Commenting on the concluded National Conference in Abuja, Adams, who was a delegate to confab, said the resolution of the conference recommends a true federalism synonymous to the United State of America which makes its political system to thrive.

Tuesday, 23 September 2014

NEW VIDEO: Iyanya Mr Oreo

After weeks of anticipation and intense expectation, Triple MG front-line artiste, Iyanya, releases the video to his banging hit track “Mr Oreo”.

One of the tracks off the Triple MG album, “Mr Oreo” was produced in-house by Selebobo the official MMMG producer.

The video, directed by Mega Boi, is a compilation of pictures with a seductive, flirty feel to it, just as the song itself describes.

With a flurry of pretty, classy girls, flirting and swaying with Mr Oreo himself, the video is definitely worth the hype

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A Ray Of Hope!!! Boko Haram Finally Agree To Release ALL Kidnapped Chibok Girls?

Fresh reports say that Boko Haram group has finally agreed to free all the Chibok girls for 18 sect commanders currently in detention.

It would be recalled that less than two weeks ago it was reported that the insurgents had agreed to release only 30 female students abducted in April in exchange for 18 key group members.

The decision was allegedly made after the Nigerian authorities had held secret talks with one of Boko Haram seniors identified as Umar.

This Saturday it was gathered that the International Committee of the Red Cross and the Nigerian government were holding long-time negotiations on the issue.

According to the Nation, the agreement on 219 girls release was reached.

It has been reported that the two parties asked their representatives to go back to their leaders to discuss the new conditions.

At the meeting said to be facilitated by the President, Civil Rights Congress (CRC), Comrade Shehu Sani, it was allegedly claimed that if the girls were tried to be released by force, it might lead to fatalities.

One of those who attended the session said:

“The sect shifted its position and agreed to release all the girls instead of 30 Christian married girls it had promised.But Boko Haram said it does not trust the government going by previous experience.

If the government had respected previous talks, the Chibok girls were initially meant to be off the hook during the Eid-el Fitr festival.

Again about two weeks ago, a delegation was already in Maiduguri until the swap deal was bungled. Some security agents only advised on the release of six out of the 18 leaders of the sect.

They rated the rest 12 as dangerous. When the insurgents found out, they backtracked and demanded the release of the 18 leaders. The development paved the way for the latest talks in Abuja which involved the ICRC.”

The source also said that the Nigerian authorities promised to release the 18 leaders as soon as all the girls were let go.

Monday, 22 September 2014

NEW VEDIO: Wizkid-In my bed (teaser)

Just to quench your curiosity......
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Lagos 2015:- Fashola, Tinubu In Serious War Over Choice Of Candidate For Governorship (Very Interesting)

The return of leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, to Nigeria from abroad on Thursday is to ensure that the machinery of the state is put into motion to ensure the emergence of his candidate, Akinwunmi Ambode, as the candidate of the party in the governorship election to be held in the State in 2015, Naijaloaded.com.ng can authoritatively reveal.

Ambode, a former Accountant-General of Lagos State is a major contender in the governorship race in the State. Other contenders on the platform of the APC are the Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Adeyemi Ikuforiji, former Commissioner for Education in the State, Dr. Leke Pitan, the current Commissioner for Works, Obafemi Hamzat, a Senator in the State, Ganiyu Olarenwaju Solomon, and a former Commissioner for Rural Development, Tola Kasali.
The only person among the list that is currently giving Ambode a run for his money is Hamzat. While Tinubu backs Ambode, Fashola backs Hamzat.
The other aspirants believe that the clash between the two top politicians in the state would pave way for one of them.
According to their calculation, as analysed by an aide to one of the contenders, they believe that when the clash becomes intense, APC would want to wade in by making sure candidates of the duo step down from the race.
“This would afford my boss and the others to be thrown up in the race,” the source close to Ikuforiji said, expressing belief that his boss stands a better chance to be picked by the party in spite of allegation of misappropriation of fund against him by the nation’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
Ambode versus Hamzat
Analysts in the state and within the APC say the election is majorly between the incumbent governor and Tinubu because of their different choices of candidates for the election.
It is widely known that Tinubu is passionate about Ambode and that even before his overseas trip, had mandated political office holders including the 57 local government chairmen in the State, the councillors and supervisors and members of the House of Assembly to support his choice.
On the other hand, Fashola is bent on ensuring he is replaced by Hamzat, some of his loyalists saying the governor has become resolute on Hamzat.
True, Hamzat, whose father is the current king of Ewekoro in Ogun State, was brought to Nigeria by Tinubu to support the development of Lagos. Apart from this, party members say Hamzat in government was to compensate his father for supporting Tinubu.
Party members told Naijaloaded.com.ng that prior to 1999, Alhaji Mufutau Olatunji Hamzat, the Oba of Ewekoro, was in charge of the political structure in Lagos State which helped Tinubu become governor of the state. He was then the godfather of Lagos opposition politics.
However, as he finally moved over to Ogun State, he handed the structure over to Tinubu thus making Tinubu the new leader. Tinubu thereafter expanded his political horizon and brought Femi Hamzat, the brilliant son of the Oba, to become the state’s commissioner for works.
It was learnt that Fashola soon got close to Hamzat who became a kitchen cabinet member of the governor. His intelligence and ideas have helped the governor to succeed.
It is also on record that road projects constructed by Hamzat have always been adjudged some of the best roads ever constructed in state.
According to sources close to government, Fashola believes more in Hamzat as one who would continue from where he stops because of his passion for the continuous development of the state.
On the other hand, Ambode’s success and endearment to Tinubu started while Tinubu was governor and Ambode was Accountant-General of the state. It was learnt that Ambode successfully managed the finances of the state during the challenging period when former President Olusegun Obasanjo froze allocations to Lagos State because Tinubu created the Local Council Development Areas.
Moreover, Tinubu is said to be interested in one who would be loyal to him and not one whose loyalty could be to Fashola.
Another fear is that since it was the structure of Hamzat’s father that Tinubu is overseeing now, the commissioner could hijack the structure from him when he finally becomes governor.
The Akiolu Angle
Just as Lagos politicians were still considering how to go about 2015, Oba Akiolu of Lagos publicly announced, controversially, that the state traditional council had endorsed Ambode as the sole candidate of the APC.
The Oba’s declaration caught most of the other traditional rulers unawares with many denying ever attending any meeting where such decision was taken. There were reports that the Oba could have been induced to make such public pronouncement.
Akiolu also made some denigrating remarks to the extent that he called Hamzat a foreigner whose father is the King of Ewekoro, saying such a person cannot govern Lagos. He also said Ambode was from Epe area of Lagos, a statement which generated a serious controversy especially as it was discovered by some people that Ambode is originally from Ondo State and that his father only came to settle in Epe.
Since then, however, the monarch had remained silent on the political journey ahead of 2015 after he received a barrage of criticisms from Nigerians, many of who said as a traditional ruler, he was supposed to take the toga of a father to all contestants. Irked by the role of Oba Akiolu, it was learnt that Fashola vowed to fight for Hamzat.
Call against Imposition of Candidates
Another aspect on the road to the election in the State is the clamour against imposition of candidates by some members of the APC. There had been many protests by APC members who say there must be free and fair primaries to pick the party’s candidates for the different positions.
Chairman of the party in the state, Henry Ajomale, attested to the clamour when he attacked those opposed to imposition as hypocrites recently at an event in Epe.
In the statement where political watchers believe he was referring to Fashola, Ajomale said all those saying no to imposition should remember that they were imposed on others just to get to where they are currently. He therefore warned members against carrying out activities that could endanger the chances of the party in 2015.
“As the underground campaigns have started and the day is drawing close, how we resolve this looming crisis in the party would determine how we would succeed in the election. Remember the PDP is only waiting for our flaws to harp on,” a top member of the party told the Press

“Nigerians Can Spend N1M On Burials But Not On Education” – Oyedepo Defends Private University

It’s no news that Nigerians have complained over the high cost of tuition fees for private universities,especially those owned by Churches. The founder of the Living Faith Church, Bishop David Oyedepo, has defended thetuition fees charged by schools owned by the church, describing the provision of quality education as an expensive venture. While addressing journalists on Friday in Ota, Ogun State, at a media chat organised in commemoration of his 60th birthday coming up on September 27, 2014.He said

“I’m sure we all agree that education is expensive. Education carries cost; nothing of value is free. Our mission for years long, before we started any university or secondary school, was a bursary awarding church and we have not stopped doing that till tomorrow.

Our problem most of the time is priority; an average Nigerian can spend N1m on burial but to spend N200,000 on education (is a problem), because of wrong priority. On a yearly basis, we have N1.5trn that Nigerians spend to overseas universities, so people thrive on it. Nigerians spend N463bn a month on recharge cards, how much are they paying for schools fees? So it’s all a matter of priority. This is the largest market for telephone in the world. Now, to pay N500,000, some people have only one son, they have huge business and houses all over the places, they will never pay it.”

On why he never responds to controversial reports about him

“My understanding of opposition, persecution is simply someone’s opinion harshly expressed. Everybody has a right to his opinion. Today, millions follow after Christ but you will be surprised that when you get to Israel some people do not believe that Christ has come.

“People have rights to their opinions. I naturally don’t feel it’s necessary (to respond). The energy I would need to react, I can use it to make moves. I have enough to think about than start running after a man who says you are a fool.

“If he says you are a fool and you are behaving so, then he’s right. If you leave your job and start pursuing somebody who says you are a fool, he has already said so, your going around doesn’t change it. So why going around, why don’t you settle on your job and make moves?

“I’ve also come to understand that those who make news hardly watch them, they are so busy making news while others are busy watching.”