M.I. Abaga Says Olamide Is The Most Hardworking Working Artiste In The Industry

Chocolate City Group, M.I Abaga Just released his 3rd Studio Album. If You haven’t grabbed your copy, Then you apparently are on a long thing, as It’s One of The best Album I’ve bought in Years! *Mesefibehumanbeing *lool, Now back to the news.
The rapper expressed his respect for the hustle and hard working spirit of fellow rapper, Olamide.

Before the album dropped, M.I. Abaga who featured Olamide on one of its track at his album listening party which held at Spice Route in Victoria Island, said:

“Olamide is the hardest working artiste in the industry, I think the Nigerian music industry is so blessed to have him. I respect him a lot, shout out to him.’

Are You Ready? Wizkid Makes Big Announcement On His Instagram Page [Must Read]

Wizkid is definitely a star boy and he’s not resting on his oars.

After dropping his sophomore album, Ayo in September, Wizkid is ready with another one which many hope will trump his latest.

Wizkid makes big announcement on his instagram page “@Wizkidayo”.  He Posted a photo and wrote ” 3rd album ready!! “

Barely a month after he dropped his sophomore album which debuted at number one on iTunes chart, the singer has revealed that his third album will be dropping under his StarBoy label.

APC, PDP Members Clash, Destroy Property

 Clash between the All Progressives Congress and the Peoples Democratic Party members ended with at least 12 people injured and eight vehicles vandalised on Thursday in Nasarawa State.

According to the Punch, the incident was provoked by the attack on one of the governorship aspirants in Nasarawa State, Alhaji Yusus Agabis’ car in convoy who was heading to the PDP secretariat at about 1pm on Thursday.

A group of ardent PDP supporters immediately pounced on a vehicle belonging to the APC and a massive fight broke out. It was gathered that at least 12 people sustained sustained varying degrees of injuries and eight vehicles were vandalised.

The situation, that lasted for several hours, led to a heavy traffic on the Jos-Makurdi road, leaving commuters, travelling through Lafia to Makurdi, Enugu, Kano, Kaduna and Federal Capital Territory, stranded for hours.

One of the vexed passengers, Musa Haruna, who stuck in a traffic jam as well as others, wondered how hoodlums could take the law into their hands in the name of political rallies.

Policemen have shot dead two suspected armed as they were attempting to rob an Eco bank branch

The police officers were said to have gotten intelligence report of the suspected gang of robbers.
According to an eyewitness, when the gang came under fire from the police, the driver of the vehicle that conveyed them escaped, leaving his gang behind, PM News reports.
One of the female customers who spoke on condition of anonymity said: “All I heard was gunshots.
The driver of the red car and the persons killed ran towards the school (Government Girls School,Rumueme) and escaped, one them was shot dead instantly while another one who tried to escape was also shot dead.”
However, it could not be confirmed if the two dead victims armed robbers as some said a banker was one of those killed.
Attempts to speak to bank officials proved abortive.
The incident was confirmed by Ahmad Mohammad, the Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, for command.

Gospel Singer Yinka Ayefele Narrates How His Father Died

The sad news broke out weeks after the famous musician and his wife had welcomed their third child.
Speaking recently with City People, Yinka said that his father, a renowned teacher in Ipoti Ekiti who rose to the post of Headmaster before his demise, knew he would die soon, which happened on the day of his 76th birthday.
When asked about how it happened, the singer said:

“I believe Baba (father) had premonition of his death, he knew he was going to die because he called me a week before his demise that he wanted to celebrate his birthday. I was very happy because he had never celebrated his birthday before. Even when he clocked 70, I wanted to celebrate his birthday for him, and I told him I want to put something together for him, and stopped me from doing it, because he was of the belief that anybody who celebrates birthday won’t live long. So I was very surprised when he called me to tell me that he is planning to celebrate his 76th birthday.”
Yinka disclosed that his father also called his siblings to invite them and called him again October 11, a day before the birthday.
The artiste continued narrating in detail everything that happened already on Sunday:
“I got to Ipoti around 12 noon and he was already in the church, so I just went straight to my own house and waited for him to come back from church. I called him few minutes later to tell him that I am around and he was so excited. Usually, my father comes to my house whenever I am in Ipoti, even if I didn’t tell him that I am around, once he sees that the there is light in my house , he will know that I am around and he will just come over . So I asked him that where are we going to meet , because my car cannot get to his house , and he told me to park anywhere that he will come and meet me , and I said I am going to park on the main road close to his house .When I got there I saw him waiting for me already on the main road .When I saw him , he was looking very good and very healthy.”
They exchanged some jokes, which Yinka said they usually did, after which Pa Ayefele squeezed his son’s hand showing Yinka his arm.
“And I said Baba , you are looking smaller , and he said this is how I am going to go back to my creator, and I was like what are you saying ? Before I went to Ekiti , I told my tailor to do him a heavy Agbada, so I took it home and gave it to him and he was so happy . When he received it he prayed for me and said “you are our father now, you are our leader and we are all happy with you”. I gave everybody around money, and I left .About seven minutes after I had left Ipoti, they called me that Baba Ayefele is gone, I was like this can’t be true. They rushed him to Federal Medical Centre, Ido . I asked them to give the phone to the doctor, and the doctor said they are waiting for me because they want to pack him. I said pack who ?, I just left him not quite long. That was how it happened.”
He confessed that the news was a big shock for him; his father was believed to be  in good health and had never suffered from serious sicknesses before his passing.

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Nollywood Actor Jim Iyke Declares His Political Ambitions.

Nollywood Actor Jim Iyke has revealed he’s nursing a political ambition. Speaking with the Daily Independent Newspaper, Jim Iyke he has


joined the Young Democratic Party as its Director General in the Diaspora.
He told the Us about his intentions, saying;

‘We just want to say enough is enough. It is time power and our policies shift hands to fresher minds, to stronger fortes, to people that are ready to move with the momentum of time, tide and changes. But it cannot be conceivable if you are saddled in that position for over two decades? How can you grow? How can you go with the tide of time? Biologically too, time will catch up with you because you are growing old in that position.
“Look at advanced countries of the world, and take a close look at people that have moved forward, these are people who have put things in place so that changes will be constant. Refreshment of minds, ideas, psychology, idiosyncrasies will be constant except for Nigeria.
“The same circle of people that governed us 20 years ago are the same people who are still ruling us, what are they still doing there? So many of them are in their 80s, grandfathers by all rights! Are they not tired? Suffering and smiling has become our motto, our slogan”, Iyke lamented.
“There are black men of strong background and strong voice abroad. We have them everywhere. There is a rippling effect, that whatsoever resonates here touches the whole world. This is the strongest economy, the most populous black nation in the world. You cannot say that what we are doing concerns Nigerians alone. It concerns Africa, in the weight of what we are doing, we are carrying everybody along.”

Jim Iyke said