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IGBO-MUST-GO Protest: The Dangerous Politics of Exclusion

IGBO-MUST-GO Protest: The Dangerous Politics of Exclusion

I strongly condemn the call by some sentiment-driven youths in the Southwest for people of Igbo descent resident in Lagos and Oyo States to leave the region. Such unguided utterances negate the bond of unity that holds us together as one nation, and it is the responsibility of the government to hold those behind such senseless statements accountable. Nigeria is currently facing hunger due to the dwindling economy, which has sparked ongoing nationwide protests. Meanwhile, others are busy calling for Igbos residing in Lagos to leave the state. In the interest of fairness, the government is expected to take action…
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Nicki Minaj Left Speechless by Davido’s Opulence in Atlanta

Nicki Minaj Left Speechless by Davido’s Opulence in Atlanta

Renowned rapper Nicki Minaj has expressed her astonishment at the wealth of African celebrities, particularly Davido, after a recent visit to his Atlanta home. In a surprising revelation, Minaj shared that she was invited by Davido to spend time with him and his family, where she was blown away by the lavish lifestyle. Minaj stated that she was impressed by the array of expensive cars at Davido's residence, only to be told that they were all owned by him. The rapper was further shocked when Davido gifted her $200,000, leaving her wondering if African celebrities were truly as wealthy as…
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Gentleman Mike Ejeagha Sets New Record in Nigerian Music at 94

Gentleman Mike Ejeagha Sets New Record in Nigerian Music at 94

In an unprecedented achievement, 94-year-old Nigerian music icon Gentleman Mike Ejeagha has become the oldest artiste to break into the Apple Music Nigeria Top 100 Songs chart. His 1983 hit single, "Ka Esi Le Onye Isi Oche", has experienced a remarkable resurgence in popularity after being featured in a dance challenge by Brain Jotter. Furthermore, Ejeagha's album, "Akuko N'egwu Original Vol. 1", has debuted on the Spotify Nigeria Top 100 Albums list an impressive 41 years after its initial release. This milestone marks a testament to the enduring legacy and timeless appeal of Ejeagha's music. Gentleman Mike Ejeagha's remarkable achievement…
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Brain Jotter Reacts to Viral Skit, Reveals Selfless Gift to Pa Ejeagha

Brain Jotter Reacts to Viral Skit, Reveals Selfless Gift to Pa Ejeagha

Content creator Brain Jotter has addressed the controversy surrounding his viral skit featuring Pa Ejeagha's music, clarifying that he did not earn any money from the skit. In a statement, Brain Jotter explained that 100% of the revenue generated from the skit went directly to Pa Ejeagha's record label, due to copyright restrictions on digital platforms. Furthermore, Brain Jotter revealed that his generous gift of N2 million to Pa Ejeagha was a genuine act of kindness and charity, rather than a share of profits from the skit. This move aims to quell the ongoing controversy and unrealistic expectations surrounding the…
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Pa Mike Ejeagha and Family Shouldn’t Fall Prey to Malice of His Detractors

Pa Mike Ejeagha and Family Shouldn’t Fall Prey to Malice of His Detractors

Legendary musician Chief Mike Ejeagha and his family are facing unwarranted criticism from self-proclaimed lawyers and human rights activists. These individuals are unjustly condemning content creator Brain Jotter for gifting Pa Ejeagha N2 million, a gesture of appreciation for inspiring his viral dance challenge with the iconic 1983 song "Gwo Gwo Gwo Ngwo". The song's narrative tells the tale of Enyi, the elephant, and Mbe, the tortoise, showcasing the tortoise's cunning triumph over the powerful elephant, securing the princess's hand in marriage. The catchy chorus, "Enyi Na Aga, Gwo Gwo Gwo Ngwo," echoes the tortoise's victorious deceit. Brain Jotter's creative…
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