SOLAR Debunks Rift Rumour With Yinka Ayefele

One of Nigeria leading Language Gospel singers, Femi Solar has debunked the rumoured that he  is in a face-off with his mentor over his style of music semblance. 

He said he is now preparing for a new album launch that will be premiered on 10th of April, 2016,

Solar as he is fondly called assured that his Yinka Ayefele will chair the album launch.

The  protege of Yinka Ayefele owing to his style of music which he patterns after Ayefele, is planning big for the  launch with what he called an All-White party affair.

Quest For Biafra Secession Agiataion Ought To Have Died In Our Minds-----Obasanjo

Former Nigerian president, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo on Friday said the the call for a sovereign state of Biafra which is currently being pushed by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) after another group, the Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) appears to should not be the call in the time Nigeria need collective contribution of all section to develop her state to be the envy of all counties in Africa.

Former President Goodluck Jonathan Bags Martin Luther King’s Award---PHOTONEWS

Immediate past Nigerians President Dr. Goodluck Jonathan has been awarded with 2015 series Martin Luther King’s Award From Southern Leadership Conference, USA.

Dr  Jonathan was today awarded formerly decorated with the prestigious award, for his contributions to Africa'ss development and unwavering leadership qualities  he  exhibited in the post 2015 presidential election.

Re-Run Between Ekwunife & Umeh is Survival of Igbo Nation In Nigeria Polity------APGA Pub. Sec

The publicity secretary of the All Progressive Grand Alliance APGA, Anambra state, Comrade Chinedu kwonta has expressed confidence that Chief Victor Umeh will win the February 22^nd Re-Run Senatorial election in Anambra central senatorial district.

Sound Sultan traces“crap music” to undue pressure from fans

A pop artiste, Sound Sultan, on Friday traced the poor quality of music currently renting Nigeria’s airwaves to undue pressure from fans not interested in professionalism.
The musician in Lagos said that the society should benefit immensely from the type of music to hear, describing music as “ an important tool that entertainers should use

Read How Dangote reconciled Don Jazzy, Olamide---PHOTOS

Finally, a photograph detailing Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote as the one behind the reconciliation of Olamide and Don Jazzy’s following a mega rift which occurred between the two at the 10th Headies awards on January 1, 2016.

Wizkid announces world tour

Popular musician, Ayodeji Balogun, a.k.a, Wizkid, on Wednesday said he would soon kick-off his musical world tour from Amsterdam. The `Ojuelegba’ crooner who did not disclose the date of the tour also said that his highly anticipated third studio album would be ready soon too. “About to catch a flight to where I wanna be; first holiday in 3years.

FEATURE: How Ronaldo statue was Messi-ed

Cristiano Ronaldo’s statue in Funchal, capital of his home island of Madeira, has been tagged with the name and shirt number of arch-rival Lionel Messi, according to local press reports.
The graffiti was put on the statue overnight on Tuesday, just hours after Barcelona’s Argentine star Messi claimed a fifth world player of the year award, beating out Real Madrid’s Portuguese striker and three-time Ballon d’Or winner Ronaldo in the process.

Corruption embedded in world athletics – WADA

A  said Thursday that corruption was “embedded” at the world athletics body piling pressure on its new leader Sebastian Coe. The International Association of Athletics Associaions (IAAF) must have known about corruption orchestrated by its former leader Lamine Diack, it said. But Richard Pound, the former WADA president who wrote the report, said that Coe, who took over the IAAF in August is the best person to lead reforms of the world body.

CHAN 2016: Super Eagles, others aim high

Nigeria’s home-based Super Eagles and 15 other countries’ teams will clash as the Championship of African Nations (CHAN) is scheduled to begin on Jan. 16 in Rwanda.
The tournament which will run from Jan. 16 to Feb. 7 is organised by the African Football Confederation (CAF), exclusively for African players who ply trade in their respective national leagues.
Rwanda, Gabon, Morocco, Cote d’ Ivoire, DR Congo, Angola, Cameroon, Ethiopia, Tunisia, Nigeria, Niger, Guinea, Zimbabwe, Mali, Uganda and Zambia are the 16 countries that qualified for the competition.
The 16 countries have been drawn into four groups of four teams each.