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Banky W's campaign posters destroyed in Lagos; Adesua Etomi reacts Banky W's campaign posters were destroyed by some unknown persons in Lagos and the singer complained about this. On Instagram, Banky shared a photo of his posters which had been ripped to remove his face and he revealed that it was a sad situation because it cost his team so much to print the posters. Consoling him, his wife Adesua Etomi told him that people "attack what they fear" and encouraged him to "ignore the distraction". See below. source: https://samueljackson12.blogspot.com/2018/12/banky-ws-campaign-posters-destroyed-in.html

 Reasons Why Sowore Should Be Elected As Next President - Dr Malcolm Fabiyi On February 16th, 2019, Nigerians will go to the polls to elect a new President. For 58 years, the Nigerian nation has failed to live up to its full potential. While the Nigerian people are creative, dynamic, energetic, hard working and competent, we have been burdened with leadership that does not match the rich and immense potential of the nation or the abilities of its people. On February 16th, 2019, Nigerians will go to the polls to elect a new President. For 58 years, the Nigerian nation has failed to live up to its full potential. While the Nigerian people are creative, dynamic, energetic, hard working and competent, we have been burdened with leadership that does not match the rich and immense potential of the nation or the abilities of its people. What has failed Nigeria is not its people, but its leaders. Since 1999, Nigeria has been led by the PDP and the APC, creating a de facto two-p

Two Sisters get married on the same day to honor their mother Two Sisters, Ibonye olaide and Olabanke Banjo, got married on the same day to honor their mother whose birthday was the same day as their wedding day. Sharing photos on their respective social media pages, one of the sisters wrote; “When both your daughters decide to get married on the same day, we love you mummy 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖 Mummy we love you and we decided to gift you our wedding on the same day , thank you for bringing us to life, thank you for all the struggle just to make us who we are today, iya ni wura words cant explain, wont trade this day for anything.” Below are some adorable photos from the occasion; source: https://samueljackson12.blogspot.com/2018/12/two-sisters-get-married-on-same-day-to.html

Wow! Davido's 'Fall' Becomes The First Nigerian Music Video Ever To Hit 100m Youtube Views It has been revealed that the 2017 hit song of David ‘Davido’ Adeleke, ‘Fall’, has become the first Nigerian music video to hit 100 million views on YouTube. The Daps-directed video has made Nigerian YouTube history as the most-viewed Nigerian music video of all time. The pop star’s music video beat Yemi Alade’s 2014 hit ‘Johnny’, which is presently at 98 million views. The feat comes after three of Davido’s songs, ‘Assurance’, ‘Nwa Baby’ and ‘Fia’ appeared on Google’s list of ‘most searched Nigerian songs’ of 2018. His recently released ‘Wonder Woman’ was listed as one of the hottest tracks from across the African continent by Apple Music. The defunct P-Square’s ‘Personally’ tied with Tekno’s ‘Pana’ at 86 million views while Rundown’s ‘Mad Over You’ is at 78 million. Korede Bello’s ‘Do Like That’ hit 76 million, Davido’s ‘If’ has 72 million and

The national question in Nigeria - Part 2 Nigeria’s fledgling democracy appeared to be on course until it was violently torpedoed by some misguided military officers in the first military coup in the country in January 1966. The coup involved the killing of the Prime Minister of Nigeria, Alhaji Abubakar Tafawa Balewa and several high ranking civilian and military officers in the country. The coup leader, late Major Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeogwu was however quickly shoved aside by superior officers who were not part of the planning and execution of the coup. Whatever might have been the revolutionary zeal of the plotters, they had no opportunity to show it. By the Constitution (Suspension and Modification) Decree No. 1 of 1966, the Federal Military Government assumed “power to make laws for the peace, order and good government of Nigeria or any part thereof with respect to any matter whatsoever.” This was a classic case of displacement of goals as the Nigerian Armed Forces took o

M other-of-four Who Wanted One More Baby, Surprised After Giving Birth To Triplets (Photo) A mother is looking forward to her first proper Christmas with her seven children after spending last December in hospital with her surprise triplets, Dailymail UK reports. Identical triplets - Thai, Tyler and Tomas were conceived naturally - at odds of 160,000 to one - after Mary McCandlish, 36, from Barrhead in East Renfrewshire decided she wanted one last baby to add to her family of four.  Mary had Thai, Tyler and Tomas by Cesarean section last October weighing just 3lbs, 21bs and 1lb.  After spending last Christmas at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow, while the boys were fighting for their lives in an incubator, Mary is looking forward to their first Christmas at home.  This year they'll be at home with big brothers Peter, 17, Emily, 15, James, seven, and sister Katrina, 14. 'We spent last Christmas sitting around three little incubat

Nigerians React: Lil Kesh, Olamide Glorify Money Ritual In "Logo Benz"? Everything you need to live well Flenjo crooner Lil Kesh teamed up with former record label boss Olamide in a new song ‘Logo Benz.’ While the two are known for their hits or what Olamide prefers to describe as back to back hits, this new song does not seem to settle well with lovers of music. While the Nigerian music scene is filled with artistes with little or no regard for the art or people with lyrical content or low value, the two who are known to have properly represented the streets for a long time have dropped to an all time low with this heat. Now, herein lies the problem, the intro in Logo Benz is a plea to Jesus to bless them with money to buy Benz but “If money no enter i go do blood money.” Recall that Olamide’s Science Student was banned by the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) because it encouraged the use of drugs which Olamide explained was contra