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Barely two months after the Shepherd Superintendent of the Household of God Ecclesia, Rev Chris Okotie came under fire for libeling the Late Prophet TB Joshua as a ‘’Wizard’’, he (Okotie) has come out to make yet more unsavoury statements about the globally respected TB Joshua. Reverend Okotie who seem to be less perturbed by the lashing from people about his “Wizard at Endor†remarks about the deceased clergyman made a 75-minute video on YouTube, titled: ‘The truth about T.B. Joshua’ where he called the Late TB Joshua a ‘’magician who carried Bible around.’’ In the video, he started with such introductory…
After a video in which a Nigerian Foreign Service Officer in Indonesia was being maltreated went viral with comments from Nigerians condemning the inhumane acts by the Indonesian, Rt.Hon. ( Dr.) Yusuf Buba Yakub, the Chairman, Committee on Foreign Affairs (House of Representatives) out rightly come out to lend his voice on the issue bordering on national relevance. In a press release tagged – HOUSE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS CONDEMNS ILL-TREATMENT METED ON A NIGERIAN FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICER IN INDONESIA, CALLS FOR INVESTIGATIONS AND APPROPRIATE SANCTIONS AGAINST OFFENDERS, the senior legislator condemned the act in its strongest terms. The statement…
On Sunday, August 8, 2021, Didi Museum – an upscale art exhibition center – in the heart of Lagos, played host to the 8th edition of the Living Legend series. The Living Legend series is a Still Life drawing artwork curated by Faith Eki Eboigbe and Olu Ajayi (both Visual arts impresario) intended to document the life drawings of individuals who have made indelible marks in the sands of time. On the day considered to be the ‘’rest day’’ in a boisterous Lagos City, the serene one-storey building situated along Akin Adesola Street in highbrow Victoria Island provides the warmth…
Yoruba Super musician cum broadcaster, Yinka Ayefele, has lost one of his close aides. The deceased, Ajiboye had worked with Ayefele for a long period of time as a publicist of Ayefele’s Merry Makers band. A consummate journalist, he was Head of Station at Ibadan-based Fresh 106.9Fm owned by his longtime boss, Yinka Ayefele. In a statement released by Fresh Fm, it reads: “With heavy heart, the Management and Staff of Fresh FM Nigeria and Merry Makers Band, announce the sudden and sad demise of our Station Manager at Fresh 106.9 FM, Ado Ekiti, Mr. David Ajiboye. Mr. Ajiboye died…
Veteran Nollywood act has explained why she no longer in films but rather work behind the camera as a movie producer. She said: “I always knew that I would like to go behind the camera and produce my own film. When it was time to form a production company that I co-own, it was a no-brainer because I had always wanted to do it. Corroborating her stance, she pointedly made it clear that she was avoiding being libeled: “At some point in my career, I wanted to evolve and do different things. The people we used to work with a…
BBNaija’s Prince Nelson recently took to his social media page to stun Nigerians with an amazing birthday picture of himself. In the picture, the reality TV show superstar who turned 25 shared a picture of himself donned in a biker’s outfit cruising on a biker. It hasn’t become unpopular among celebs to share mind blowing pictures of themselves on their special day. The BBNaija former housemate showed himself in full-blown glamour and masculinity.
Adeyinka became an instant celebrity when he shared proudly a picture of himself cutting the hair of Nigerian Grammy-award winner, Burna Boy. He (Adeyinka) recounted of how his foray into the profession started some years ago while he sought endlessly for admission into higher institution, He tried as he could but for the financial incapacity of his parents to fund his academic pursuits. By self-tutoring himself with the help of some online videos on handling the clipper and blade, the Oyo-born Adeyinka found his way into Lagos in search of a greener pasture. He got tractions and followership online soon…
As the belated Tokyo Olympics 2020 came to an end with the USA Olympic contingent clinging a total of 113 medals and finishing top on the medal table, the Team Nigeria contingents finished at position 74 with a paltry 2 medals won by Ese Brume and Blessing Oborodudu with their bronze and silver medals respectively. Surprising enough, there are other Nigerian nationals who represented other countries and excelled at the Olympic games. These Nigerians secured far glimmering medals for the different countries that they represented at the Tokyo Olympic games. 1. Desalu Eseosa was part of the Italian Men’s 4x100m…
One of the “runs girls” frequenting the prestigious Eko Hotel in Lagos in pursuit of sex-for-cash escapades got more than she bargained for last Sunday night when she almost ran mad as a result of alleged misuse of narcotics. The girl, in her early 20s, was a truly volatile sight as she virtually went naked, removing her wig and ranting in a fit of drug induced madness at the reception lobby of the popular high profile hotel. Checks by The Lagosian indicate that the girl suddenly went berserk, throwing noisy tantrums at anyone in sight. Wary of having her attack…
SATURDAY BREAKFAST with TONY OKOROJI The Nigerian recording industry which survived the nation’s civil war was dominated in the early seventies by three Lagos based multi-national recording companies, each of which carved out an area of influence for itself. The first was Philips, which later became Phonogram and then Polygram and subsequently, Premier. The second was EMI that later transformed itself to Ivory. The third was Decca, which eventually became Afrodisia. Before this, time, Onitsha, in the eastern part of the country, had the immutable Nigerphone.In the early 1970s, Philips could be said to be the leader in Highlife music.…