Lil Kesh broke the internet with a picture showing him cuddle a mannique in bed. The picture quickly caught the attention of many, including ex-5star.
Music act, Skiibii who made a hilarious reaction.
See picture below.
Monday, 18 December 2017
OMG See Skiibii’s Hilarious Reaction To Lil Kesh’s Viral Picture
Lil Kesh broke the internet with a picture showing him cuddle a mannique in bed. The picture quickly caught the attention of many, including ex-5star.
Music act, Skiibii who made a hilarious reaction.
See picture below.
EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS & HIGHLIGHTS: Olamide Live In Lagos Concert #OLIC4 EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS & HIGHLIGHTS: Olamide Live In Lagos Concert #OLIC4
OLAMIDE LIVE IN LAGOS: THE CONCERT – REDEFINING THE ART & ACT OF CONCERTS
Lagos and the Nigerian music industry experienced a new dimension to the business, art and act of concerts with Olamide Live In Lagos: The Concert on Sunday 17th December 2017 at the Teslim Balogun Stadium Surulere, Lagos with approximately 15,000 people in attendance.
The
Concert exceeded the expectations of many Lagosians with the efficient
security measures put in place and the professional delivery of 2,500
security personnel from The Nigerian Police, The Nigerian Army, LASTMA,
The Nigerian Civil Defense, The Lagos State Neighborhood Watch and
private security agents.
The fourth edition of Olamide Live In Lagos
powered by the Lagos State Government and the Ministry of Tourism, Arts
and Culture was gracefully attended by State Commissioners, Permanent
Secretaries, Directors, Brand executives and Nigerian A- List
celebrities in the entertainment industry. Proudly supported by Kwese Free Sports, Monster Energy Drink, Red & Axla, Pentagon, Western Lotto, FIRS and Hennessy, the concert had full media coverage by MTV Base, Pulse.Ng, Wazobia Tv, government and privately owned online, print and broadcast media houses in Lagos State.
Olamide
Live in Lagos had a festival-like ambience with the provision of a Food
court which had variety of fast food meals from notable brands like
Indomine Noodles, Domino’s Pizza, Cold Stone Confectionaries,
Shawama& Co along with a Beverage Village.
The
ticketed concert started with the distribution of ready-to-eat meals to
the first 2500 tagged fans by KoKun Foundation a non-governmental
organization known for eradicating hunger and poverty amongst Nigerians.
Their partnership with OLIC4 was an opportunity for them to reach out
to the Surulere Community.
Hosted by Bash and Jimmy, fans enjoyed nostalgic music by Baba Fryo, Daddy Showkey, Terry G, Olu Maintain, Durella, new vibes by Teniola,
Efe, Mz Kiss, Temmie Ovwasa, Dele, MeReal, Ugly, Marvelous Benjy,
MzKiss, TJAN, Ola Dips, Zoro, Efe, Fefe, Blackah, WavyTheCreator, Lach,
Airboy, and musical sensational performances by Tiwa Savage, Sound Sultan, Skales, Terry Apala, Ycee, Lil Kesh, Solidstar, Small Doctor, Viktoh, Reminisce, Skuki Iceberg Slim and Slimcase. Comic relief was engineered by Woli Agba. While DJ Mewsic, DJ Real, DJ Enimomey and DJ Kentalky increased the tempo of different sound and vibes as the concert progressed with Ushbebe‘s spore on of the energetic crowd.
Towards
the final stage of the concert, fans could not curtail their excitement
as the energy god Do2dtun ushered in the King of the Streets, Olamide to the stage with his colourful and energetic dancers. The uproar of screams increased as Olamide backed up by his band, rendered songs from his old and new album. Before the anticipated appearance of Phyno as they jointly performed collaborated songs like ‘Fada Fada’.
The show ended with an ecstatic feeling from fans as Olamide
finally performed the most anticipated hit song ‘Wo’ which was followed
by the rhythmic movements of his different dance crew. At the end of
the concert, fans left the arena with so much joy, having witnessed the
beginning of a paradigm shift in choice of location that guarantees
security and accommodates the increasing number of fans and enthusiasts
of the Nigerian Entertainment Industry. OLIC4 has just successfully changed the game.
DJ Neptune – Mia Mia Ft. C4 Pedro X Mr Eazi [New Video]
DJ Neptune – Mia Mia Ft. C4 Pedro X Mr Eazi. Music video for Mia Mia by DJ Neptune featuring Mr. Eazi and Angola’s finest, C4 Pedro.
Enjoy below as shot and directed by KP for 907 concepts on locations in Nigeria.
Enjoy below as shot and directed by KP for 907 concepts on locations in Nigeria.
[Fresh Musik] Naira Marley x Olamide x Lil Kesh – “Issa Goal”
Naira Marley x Olamide x Lil Kesh – “Issa Goal” [New Song]
Naira Marley x Olamide x Lil Kesh – “Issa Goal” [New Song]
Two men sentenced to death by hanging for 12k theft and murder
Justice Ayodeji Daramola of an Ado-Ekiti High Court today sentenced two men, Michael Adams and Abass Mutiu, to death by hanging after they were found guilty of armed robbery and murder committed in January 2014.
Justice Daramola handed down the harsh verdict in which he found both men guilty for armed robbery contrary to Section (1) 2 (a) of the Robbery and Firearms (Special Provision) Act Cap R11, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2014, and murder which is contrary to Section 316 (1) and punishable under Section 319 of the Criminal Code Laws of Ekiti State, 2015.
Justice Daramola held that the condemned suspects killed an innocent man and ordered that they be hanged on the neck until life goes out of them.
The charge sheet brought in by the prosecution team pointed out that Michael and Abass committed the offences on January 22nd, 2014, at Fiyinfolu Avenue, off Ilawe Road in the state capital where they robbed one Arowosere Kabiru of N12,800 while armed with dangerous weapons such as guns and cutlasses. During the attack, the convicted men also murdered one Ojo Adebola.
They were arraigned in court for the first time on March 1, 2016, and they pleaded not guilty when the charges were read to them.
Four witneses were called in during the trial to give their evidence. One of the witnesses pointed to the suspects during an identification parade by the Ekiti state police command.
The Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) has suspended its strike action which started today, December 18th. The suspension of the strike was contained in a press statement released by the General Secretary of the union, Lumumba Okugbawa.
The oil union had issued a seven-day ultimatum to the government, following allegations of the anti-union attitude of some companies, as well as the intimidation and dismissal of some of its members. Okungbawa said the union suspended the industrial action after the intervention of the Federal Government and the reversal of the decision by the companies.
Read the full statement below;
The Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) issued a seven (7) day ultimatum which expired on Sunday, December 17, 2017, with respect to anti-union posture of indigenous companies and marginal field operators, including Neconde which transferred employees at will and inconsiderably, sacked and intimidated union members.
Despite all entreaties by the association, the management of Neconde was recalcitrant and adamant. As a matter of fact, the union directed its members across zones to embark on a nationwide strike.
Going by the aforementioned, the Honorable Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr Chris Ngige, engaged both the leadership of PENGASSAN and the Neconde management.
The Honorable Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Dr Ibe Kachikwu, representatives of the NNPC, and representatives of other government agencies were also in attendance.
Neconde management agreed to unconditionally recall the sacked staff and take steps to allow their employees to be members of the union.
It was also agreed at the meeting that the resolutions reached will be reviewed after three months to determine the adherence of Neconde management to the details of the resolution.
The meeting also resolved to address the anti-union posture of other indigenous companies and their abuse of court processes to stall the resolution of issues, including Specialty Drilling Fluid (SDF), CETCO, Century Energy, Oil Data Services, Frontier Oil, Universal Energy, Mobil Producing Nigeria and Fugro by the third week of January 2018, to avert a full-blown industrial crisis and ensure that they abide by the Nigeria Constitution, extant labour laws and ILO conventions.
In view of the above and in the spirit of the yuletide, on behalf of the National Executive Council (NEC) of PENGASSAN, the Central Working Committee (CWC) hereby suspends the nationwide strike with immediate effect and all members are to resume normal duties immediately.
We commend Nigerians for their understanding and continue to promise to act in a morally justified way that will enhance the dignity of labour and reduce unemployment in the country.
Appeal Court sacks Kogi East Senator
The Court of Appeal in Abuja has sacked Senator Attai Aidoko, representing Kogi East Senatorial District tin the Nigerian senate. The court, in a judgment by a three-man panel led by Justice Abdu Aboki, reversed its earlier decision of December 14, 2016 on which basis Aidoko assumed office.
The appellate court held that its earlier judgment which nullified ex-Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshall Isaac Alfa’s election and installed Aidoko was given in error and said that the Kogi East Senatorial seat now remains vacant until the Federal High Court in Abuja determines the true candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) for the election held on July 24, 2016.
According the Nation, Alfa had challenged the Appeal Court ‘s decision of December 14th 2016 at the Supreme Court, which ordered that the suit over the dispute about the actual candidate of the party be heard on the merit by the trial court.
While the Federal High Court, Abuja was yet to give its verdict on the case before it, Aidoko filed an application at the Appeal Court, seeking an interpretation of the judgement of the Supreme Court and determine the eligible candidate to the seat.
The judgment of the Court of Appeal Monday was on the application by Aidoko.
Justice Aboki, in the lead judgment, said the judgment of December 14, 2016 was in error, he reversed it and ordered Aidoko to vacate the seat, pending the determination of issue of candidacy at the court of first instance. The court ordered that the sum of N1 millon be paid by Aidoko to Mr Isaac Alfa whom the court held to be the lawfully nominated candidate of the PDP.
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