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New Music: Esoro - Papi & Mami + Veronica ft. Davido
4/7/2014 8:08:00 AM
"Papi & Mami" and "Veronica" were both recorded and engineered in South Africa, where Esoro is based and has bagged several accolades and laurels due to the massive success of his previous single "Put It $ She Want" which was played on massively stations and charted across Southern Africa. Continue...
"Papi & Mami" is a mid-tempo love declaring anthem is produced by serial hitmaker Del B, on the other hand "Veronica" featuring Davido is produced by the acclaimedShizzi. Esoro embraces his Nigerian side as the energetic and stylish performer delivers two solid afro-pop songs that have potential to dominate Africa.
The music video for both singles is already been created by two celebrated African cinematographers a rep from Esoro's label Cardinal Entertainment disclosed in a press briefing during a recent visit to Nigeria.
Listen to Papi & Mami below
Listen to Veronica ft Davido below...
New Video: Flavour - Black Is Beautiful
4/7/2014 10:47:00 AM
Flavour N'abania has released his latest video 'Black Is Beautiful' off his album 'Blessed'. Directed by Trademark Pictures, the video showcases a host of beautiful black women, all from different walks of life, posing with happiness as Flavour captures them on his camera lenses. Enjoy...
Military commanders aiding Boko Haram, soldier alleges
4/7/2014 12:57:00 PM
The soldier who did not reveal his identity, told VON Hausa Service, that sometime ago, while serving in Bama Unit in Borno state, a commander from a nearby unit got in contact with his own commandant and asked for backup.
He said when he and the soldiers were to meet with the soldiers from the other commandant, they discovered they were given different uniforms and in the brink of launching the attack on the insurgent group, the soldiers from the other unit were withdrawn by their commandant leaving them to face the men of the Islamic sect alone with light arms. He also claimed that some of the insurgents they killed were officers that conducted training in military base in Kontagora near Abuja. Continue...
"We had only light arms and our men were being picked off one after the other. We realised that some of them were actually mercenaries from the Nigerian army… hired to fight us," he said.
The unidentified soldier said that most of his colleagues are silently putting their arms down and leaving the army due to the frustrations they experienced and what he termed the politicizing of the war against the Islamic sect
"We had only light arms and our men were being picked off one after the other. We realised that some of them were actually mercenaries from the Nigerian army… hired to fight us," he said.
The unidentified soldier said that most of his colleagues are silently putting their arms down and leaving the army due to the frustrations they experienced and what he termed the politicizing of the war against the Islamic sect
""I swear by Allah, there are soldiers who are coming out of the forest after they were abandoned; several of them dropped their weapons and just went home. There were more than 20 of them from this battalion in Kwanduga. Even me that is talking to you now, I am preparing to leave. I just want to tell the world so that they will know what is happening. These people are doing this secretly." he said
His claim on some military personnel being recruited by the sect group seem to have been confirmed as some Military high command on Sunday launched an investigation into claims of a lance corporal who was said to be killed by the Special Forces during an encounter with insurgents in Borno State. The Lance Corporal according to a source told Punch that he was a trusted trainer of Special Forces at the Nigerian Army Training Centre, Kontagora.
"A soldier who trains Special Forces at the Nigerian Army Training Centre in Kontagora, Niger State, was among those who were killed. The man was not among the Special Forces; he was obviously leading the attack for the insurgents but he got killed. It was one of the soldiers that identified him as somebody from his unit in Kotangora. The soldier called attention to the man's corpse and when the commander said he should be searched, they recovered a current pass authorizing him to leave Kotangora and his Army identity card from him".
Director of Defence Information, Maj. Gen Chris Olukolade in response to the soldiers claims said they were all not true and that the unidentified soldier could be a Boko Haram sect member who was disguising as a Soldier.
"The person that granted that interview on the VOA; we believe he is not a soldier, he could just be one of those simulated on the other side to give some false impression to support the insurgents." He refused to comment on the story about the killed lance corporal who is alleged to have been working for the sect members.
More rewards and discounts at the new Da Viva buy off outlets
4/7/2014 12:58:00 PM


More and more people keeps enjoying the massive discount these shops offer. You too can be part of these splendid rewards and bonuses: Continue...
The 1st 100 persons to make purchases will win a free Da Viva material. So hurry now and stand a chance to be one of the first hundredRefer a friend, and win fabulous gifts. When you make a purchase and refer a friend, you and your referral stand a chance to winning fabulous gifts All bulk purchases attracts extra discounts.
So why not buy all your Asoebi and other special events materials from these outlets and enjoy discounts.
So, Visit NOW! Offer valid while stock lasts! Terms and conditions apply.
Also know that Da Viva Original fabrics and latest stock material can be purchased anywhere in Nigeria, at various Malls, Shopping complex and plazas.
Lagos: City Mall Onikan, Kings plaza Surulere, Adeniran Ogunsanya Shopping Complex Surulere, The Palms Lekki, City Mall Ikeja, Bargain Store Marina
Calabar: Tinapa Business & Tourism Resort
Abuja: Ultra Modern Market Garki 2, Grand Tower Mall, Omega Center Wuse 2
Enugu: Polo Park Mall GRA.
Ibadan: Cocoa Mall, Bank Road.
Benin City: 56 Boundry Road
PH: Tombia Extension GRA Phase 2
Kaduna: Corporate Plaza, Isa Kaita Road, Ungwanrimi
Ilorin: Kwara Mall, GRA
And various other locations we will be communicating soon.
Go NOW and enjoy the Original Da Viva Fabrics and remember… Stand for the Original and look out for the verified material!
LIB Exclusive: Meet 7 top Nigerian music stars from wealthy homes
4/7/2014 11:49:00 AM



While some came from wealth, and didn't need to struggle as much but felt a need to make something of themselves instead of relying on daddy/mummy money. Meet seven of them below...
1. Davido: His father may be a billionaire businessman, his uncle may be a former governor of Osun state, but most of us didn't know the Adeleke family until Davido burst into the scene a few years ago. Davido's father is the chairman of Keplo Pacific Energy, a company into banking, steel, power and energy. Continue...
2. Naeto C: Naeto C could have chosen to be an executive director in one of his multi-millionaire parents' companies, but instead he chose to pursue his own dreams. Naeto C is the son of former Aviation Minister and current Ambassador to Ireland, Mrs Kema Chikwe. His father is a wealthy businessman.
3. Lynxxx: Some of you may not know this, but handsome rapper Lynxxx was born into money. His father, John Edozien, was the first deputy governor of the old Bendel State, now Delta State. He is also the chairman of Mercedes Benz Automobile Services Limited, among many other companies he owns. He's also a director in several companies including Linkage Assurance Plc and Diamond Bank Plc. Lynxxx is the only son. Ladies, let me repeat that, Lynxxx is the only son. *wink*
4. DJ Cuppy: 22 year old beautiful Florence Otedola popularly known as DJ Cuppy is the daughter of billionaire businessman and CEO of Forte Oil, Femi Otedola, once said to be worth about $1.2billion. The singer and DJ Cuppy plays big in the UK social scene



5. Tillaman: Singer Tillaman's real name is Adeyemi Adetona. Sound familiar? Well, that's because his father is his HRH, Oba Lamidi Olayiwola Adeyemi III, the Alafin of Oyo State.
6. Ozzybosco: The young music sensation, who is only 7 or 8 years old, has collaborated with MI, Flavour and a few other A-listers and you wonder how he can afford to do that? Well, it's because his parents are wealthy. His mother, Elizabeth Nonye Mojekwe, is an international business woman with various companies.
7. Waliyah: She recently burst into the entertainment scene but her family name has been around for decades. She doesn't necessarily like to tell people this except you already know, but the singer is one of the daughters of late MKO Abiola.
Top Ibadan businessman shot dead inside Church
4/7/2014 11:46:00 AM
Top Ijebu-ode furniture maker & businessman, Otunba Tola Okuneye aka Ajagajigi was assassinated yesterday morning April 6th inside his church, the Saint John Anglican Church Oke-Sepin in Ijebu-Igbo Ondo State.
Ten men stormed the church while service was going on, approached the 70 year old man and shot him point blank in the head several times. They left in two vehicles.
The incident which threw the church into a state of pandemonium, happened in less than 5 minutes, The man is said to be in court with some former business associates.
Meanwhile Ogun State Gvernor, Ibikunle Amosun, has vowed to make sure those behind Otunba Okuneye's murder are brought to book, while the Ogun State Deputy Police Public Relations Officer, Abimbola Oyeyemi, while confirming the tragic incident, said investigation had commenced to unravel the reason behind the murder.
Otunba Okuneye is survived by six wives and 20 children.
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