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Wednesday
MEET NIGERIAN GOSPEL DISC JOCKEY, MAKING GIANT STRIDES AROUND THE WORLD
From
radio/tv to blogs and concerts, the name now rings a bell everywhere in Nigeria
and beyond.
He rode on the platform of Loveworld
Innovations who powered the first ever syndicated gospel musical show on a
radio network.
The show
premiered in December 2017, airing in over 20 countries via online radio
programming.
Today,
the 360 Mix Show with Collins now airs on some of the top online stations
across Africa: Kings Radio, PraiseWorld Radio, Triumphant Radio, Amen Radio,
Gospotainment, Worship Culture Radio, EMB fm, Radio Lambano to mention just a
few.
I respect Tiwa Savage, Omawumi, Yemi Alade and co — Niniola
Breaking: Rowdy Session as PDP Senators prevent colleague from dumping the party
Breaking: Rowdy Session as PDP Senators prevent colleague from dumping the party
Breaking: Rowdy Session as PDP Senators prevent colleague from dumping the party
Breaking: Rowdy Session as PDP Senators prevent colleague from dumping the party
Army recovers 63 bags of Indian hemp from gang in Ondo State
Breaking: Reps summon Education Minister over National HW budge … say we can reject the entire Education budget if…
Lebanon reverses ban on Spielberg film
Steven Spielberg The security body had on Monday announced it was banning the Hollywood thriller to comply with an Arab League boycott targeting supporters of Israel. In a rare move, the interior ministry chose not to sign off on the decision by General Security, which in addition to controlling Lebanon’s borders, is responsible for censoring films, plays, and books.
Our policies are youth-focused, says Bayelsa Govt
Youth Federation (BYF). Dickson Iworiso-Markson said the state government recognised the importance of youths and was working hard to secure their future. “This government is today preparing your future to make you have a better and prosperous life. “You have seen our projects across the state. They are designed to provide employment and empowerment opportunities for you all.
Manchester United overtake Real Madrid, FC Barcelona as Europe’s biggest earners
N’Delta militants demand restructuring, threaten fresh attacks
Tuesday
7 die, many injured as gas plant, depot explode in Lagos
Duke indicates interest for 2019 presidency Says Buhari, ministers disconnected
I travel for business, not for fun –Harrysong
When did you visit Duisburg and what was your mission there?
Reekado won’t apologise for saying he is better than Lil Kesh – Manager
It will be recalled that when Reekado was adjudged the Next Rated Artiste at the 2015 Headies Awards, it generated mixed reactions. Olamide, who was Lil Kesh’s boss at the time, was furious that his protégé didn’t win the award. While reacting to Olamide’s public outburst, Don Jazzy (Reekado’s boss) said he was ready to let Olamide and his boy have the car prize if that was what made them upset. That comment degenerated into a war of words on the Internet before both parties were implored to sheathe their swords.
I’m proud of my body –Biodun Okeowo
She recently released some pictures to celebrate her birthday, and it set the pulse of a lot of people racing. In a chat with Sunday Scoop, the actress stated that she didn’t release the pictures to court attention, rather to thank God for what He had done for her. She said, “For every year one spends on earth, we have to thank God because it is all by His grace that we are alive. I have every reason to be thankful and I don’t hesitate to give God praise. I posted those pictures as a way of celebrating my birthday, and not for any other purpose. I am proud of my body and I always love to look good. I thank the people who have been appreciating me and it makes me feel good to know that there are a lot of people who love me out there.”
Commendation service holds for late ex-VP, Ekwueme
Fame not my aim for ‘sharing’ money – Williams Uchemba
However, in a chat with Sunday Scoop, Uchemba, who was once a kid actor, said he didn’t initiate the gesture to gain popularity or seek attention.
He said, “I have been in the limelight since I was eight years old. What I am doing now is not because I want popularity, irrespective of what anyone thinks. I am doing it because God has said I should do so. As long as people are blessed and their lives are changed for the better, I am happy. Before I started the challenge, I had more than 300,000 followers on Instagram and the number has not changed. The Give Challenge only drew more attention to me, but it has not made me famous. I have my skits and other things I have been doing.”
Negative comments don’t bother me –Efe, BBNaija winner
In a chat with Sunday Scoop, he said, “The truth is that I don’t know what is happening on social media. When I wake up in the morning, I pray, eat, record songs and I release them. I don’t hear what people say about my music. I am not disturbed about negative comments because it is normal for people to have different views about whatever you do.”
I didn’t lie about N14m stolen from me –Mr. Ibu
While many sympathised with the actor, others also questioned why the actor would keep such a large sum of money in his house, considering the cashless policy adopted by most Nigerians. Some people also insinuated that the actor exaggerated about the amount he lost to the robbery.
Ooni of Ife is my father, not lover –Ara
I regret getting married– Gifty Powers
My grandfather is from Obosi in Anambra State. He is a Reverend Father and a barrister. He married my grandmother who is partly Liberian and Sierra Leonean, and they gave birth to my mum before they got divorced. I am my parents’ first daughter, but I’m the second child. I grew up in Ghana, Accra precisely.
Mark Wahlberg donates $1.5 million after pay gap controversy
Ridley Scott partially re-shot his latest movie, “All the Money in the World,” after Kevin Spacey was fired due to sexual misconduct allegations, with both Wahlberg and Michelle Williams called back to act opposite Spacey’s replacement, Christopher Plummer.
Omotola Jalade greets 40th birthday with five-day event
The screen diva who will be 40 come February 7, will be joining her colleagues like Mercy Aigbe and Iyabo-Ojo in the ‘fortified’ clique.
The Cranberries singer Dolores O’Riordan dies at 46
“Irish and international singer Dolores O’Riordan has died suddenly in London today, family members are devastated,” Lindsey Holmes said in a statement.
“The lead singer…was in London for a short recording session,” she added.
The band achieved international success in the 1990s with their debut album “Everyone Else is Doing it, So Why Can’t We?”, which included hit single “Linger”.
Follow-up album “No Need to Argue” went to number one in Australia, France and Germany, and number 6 in the United States.
Monday
Youths boo Ozekhome at Gani Fawehinmi lecture
The youths blocked the path of Ozekhome, who arrived the venue of the lecture at the Airport Hotel, Ikeja, at about 1.30pm, insisting that the SAN would not be allowed into the lecture hall.
Ozekhome’s arrival was greeted with a loud chant of disapproval by the youths, who disrupted the lecture which was already underway.
My wife wants to kill me with children, man tells court
Ayinde had earlier told the court that his wife, whose name he gave as Glory, enjoyed “giving births at will’’ without consideration for the prevailing economic situation.
According to him, Glory has had six children within the nine-year duration of their marriage.
“Before I married Glory, I warned her that I needed only two kids irrespective of their gender so that I can afford their upkeep. She agreed only for her to discard the agreement after marriage.
“My Lord, my wife wants to kill me with children. She is giving birth to children like rabbits. In nine years, she was delivered of six babies.
Benue killings: You lied, Osinbajo replies Ortom
In a statement by his Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Mr. Laolu Akande, the Vice-President described as “a terrible falsehood” to suggest that he was ever informed by the governor or any one else of the killings.