Oritsefemi Singer warns men to stay away from his daughter

The loving father Oritsefemi gave a birthday shout out to his little girl, and sent a warning to ‘trespassing’ men.
Igbeyawo’ singer Oritsefemi has warned men to stay away from his young daughter Patience Majemite Ekele .

Two days ago (November 3), the ‘Musical Taliban’s daughter celebrated her birthday. The loving father gave a birthday shout out to his little girl, and sent a warning to ‘trespassing’ men.

     Oritsefemi's daughter Patience Majemite Ekele
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“Happy birthday to this young boo that don't really need a boo for nw "patience majemite ekele " hmmmm any trespassing boo ...this is ur ride straight to Potokiri....no time” wrote Oritsefemi on Instagram.

Oritsefemi has just come back from a trip in China. The award winning singer performed in the country’s capital Beijing and was welcomed by the Nigerian Embassy in the city.

     Oritsefemi and his two daughters
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In October he released a brand new video ‘Sukus’ featuring Harrysong.

Ali Baba “You no go die better!” says comedian to enemies of Nigeria

On his Instagram account today (November 6), the veteran comedian blasted people who are working against the good of the country.

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Iconic Nigerian stand-up comedian Ali Baba is really a patriotic Nigeria.

He regularly speaks about the current state of the country online, and is not afraid to hit hard at the people who he believes are holding Nigeria back.

On his Instagram account today (November 6), the veteran comedian blasted people who are working against the good of the country.

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You can read his heated statements below;

“God will bless all who put their lives on the line for us. Their families will know no sorrow. The grieving ones will be consoled. Their utmost desires in life will be fulfilled. Their children shall reap the rewards of their fathers' and mothers' sacrifices. We all join or voices to pray for their protection, provision and success at all battle fronts. Their pensions will not be stolen. Anyone who had had a hand in putting them in front of the enemies without adequate weapons and logistics will not know what diseases plague them.

   

 

"Those who kill our soldiers because of their selfish reasons will meet their fates in our soldiers hands. Above all, God will bless everyone doing their best to make Nigeria great again. And anyone doing otherwise and causing us to slip into broke zone, be number 59 on FIFA ranking, can't pay salaries, dollar rate 240 something, use burglary proof in our houses, use bullet proof cars, pay more for what we should actual pay less for, drive through dark streets, won't fix roads and as such cause deaths on our roads, causing people to spend their hard earned savings on medical trips to India and elsewhere, can't pay small salaries of teachers, but can pay huge salaries of legislators and militants, responsible for the sea of unemployed youths flowing through life aimlessly... Whoever you are, you no go die better!!!! Yes go call police!"

On November 2, Ali Baba encouraged the president to go hard in his fight against corruption.

Alariwo Singer reportedly ill, needs $130,000 for treatment

Alariwo whose real names are Rotimi Martins is currently suffering from Varicocele. He was diagnosed with the disease a few months ago.

According to a report, cross-over King Alariwo is ill and is in need of funds for treatment.

Alariwo whose real names are Rotimi Martins is currently suffering from Varicocele. He was diagnosed with the disease a few months ago. Varicocele is said to be an enlargement of veins inside the scrotum.

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Now Alariwo needs $130,000 to treat the ailment. The money is needed for surgery in America or Germany.

Alariwo broke into the spotlight in the 90's with his hit sing 'Yawa Go Gas' featuring Weird MC.

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Apart from singing, Alariwo is an actor, an on-air-personality, and voice over artiste.

Ambode Governor goes tough on motorcycle, Okada operators in Lagos

Ambode noted that it has become obvious that traffic crimes and robbery are mostly as a result of the menace of Okada riders and street hawkers.

 

 

Governor Akinwunmi  Ambode of Lagos State has warned motorcycle operators, popularly called Okada riders, commercial buses and street hawkers to repent from their recklessness or face the full wrath of the law.

The Governor said this on Friday, November 6, while addressing Government House Correspondents shortly after an emergency Security Council Meeting he chaired.

He noted that it has become obvious that traffic crimes and robbery are mostly as a result of the menace of Okada riders and street hawkers, as commercial buses have also become lawless and reckless on the road. He read the riot act to the drivers and gave them a stern warning to operate within the confines of the law.

Ambode stated that, in line with the commitment of his administration to ensure security of lives and property as well as the enforcing of the Rule of Law, the Council made strong decisions to check the excesses of notorious elements in the state.

He said he has ordered the full enforcement of the Lagos Road Traffic Laws, especially as it concerns the restriction of okada and tricycle operations.

However, according to the Schedule II of the Lagos State Road Traffic Law 2012, Okada, tricycle (Keke Marwa), carts and wheel barrows are restricted on some routes including Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, Apapa-Oshodi Expressway, Oworonshoki-Oshodi Expressway, Lagos-Ikorodu Expressway, Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway and Third Mainland Bridge.

Others routes include Eti-Osa/Lekki –Epe Expressway, Lagos –Badagry Expressway, Funsho Williams Avenue, Agege Motor Road and Eti-Osa/Lekki Coastal Road.

Ambode said, “Any person who fails to comply with any of the provisions of this section commits an offence and shall be liable on conviction as stipulated in the law.

“Henceforth, all commercial vehicles, except Rapid Transport buses, must use only the service lanes in accordance with existing traffic laws. All conductors of Commercial buses must sit down in their buses and keep the doors closed at all times while in motion. It is against the Law for conductors to hang on the bus doors and leave the doors open. Any  contravention will be met with severe punitive measures.

“Commercial buses can only drop and pick passengers at officially designated bus stops henceforth. Any illegal and indiscriminate picking and dropping of passengers is against the law.

“Other road users who break traffic laws will pay a compulsory traffic fine in accordance with the law. Mobile Traffic courts are being introduced to prosecute offenders promptly.”

Emir Sanusi’s Daughter Set To Marry + See Lovely Photos Of The Couple

 

The Emir of Kano, Emir Sanusi Lamido Sanusi has beautiful daughters! One of them, Shahida Lamido, will walk down the aisle with her handsome prince, Abdulkhadir Baba Ahmed, by December this year.In this stunning pre-wedding photo shoot taken by Maigaskiya photography, the duo look good together

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I cried when they paid me money that changed my life – Akpororo

 

His brand of comedy is infectious, a reason he has gradually become a force to reckon with in the Nigerian comedy industry. In this riveting encounter with DAILY POST, Akpororo, whose real name is Bowoto Jephta shared the story of his rise to fame in the highly competitive industry, including his plan to quit bachelorhood in few months from now.
Briefly tell us about yourself
My real name is Bowoto Jephta, popularly known as Akpororo. I came into limelight in 2008, shortly after I emerged winner of the keenly contested AY Open Mic comedy competition. Before then, I really never knew I would be a comedian. Prior to emerging winner of the competition, I was more into music. I also played football. I can equally swim as well. But in all, it’s comedy that has brought me where I am today. I think without comedy, I wouldn’t be where I am today. Comedy has given me name and prominence.
Have you gotten to where you want to be in the comedy industry?
I won’t say I’m at the top right now because I still have a lot to offer but I thank God for everything. Things have really changed compared to when I started. I still have lots of unrealized dreams. I still have a target I want to attain in years to come. On the other hand, it’s only by God’s Grace that I am where I am; it’s still by His grace that I will get to where I want to be. God gave me the gift of life; the gift to sing, dance and make people laugh.
What is the greatest thing you’ve achieved so far through comedy?
Comedy has opened a lot of doors for me. At the moment, I get access easily into areas I couldn’t before now and easy access to top and influential personalities too
What are your winning principles?
It’s been the grace of God. When I started comedy, I just prayed to God to give me the anointing most of these men of God have. I know some men of God that do preach during the weekly services and Sundays as well and you enjoy their messages in all. So I told God I want to be like these anointed people and he just said I should keep praising Him and I kept praising him and he did it for me. As a young comedian, one of the things I’m looking forward to is to win souls and also to see myself on top. Anytime they call my name anywhere around the world, people should easily recognize who I am.
What inspires your jokes?
I have always told people that I am a church boy. So the word of God inspires my jokes. I’m in the choir and I have a mass choir like 80-90 people in Okokomaiko. I don’t joke with the word of God which explains why most of my jokes are about men of God and the church.
Tell us how comedy started for you
I started music before I ventured into comedy. My greatest challenge then was how I would get the platform to showcase my talent. It got to a point where I said I needed to go for comedy competitions which I don’t really like in the first place. So I went into the National Comedy Challenge by Opa Williams and I won the Calabar zone. We came to Lagos for the final but I wasn’t picked as the overall winner. Later, I heard about the AY Open Mic, I went there the first time and I came second. I tried my luck the second time and I won. I was also at Basket Mouth’s Laff and Jam in Ikoyi. Since then, it’s been a story of grass to grace.
What informs your ‘swagalicious looks?
I’m called the comedian with too much swagger and too much anointing. One of the things I want to bring out is that you can still serve God and have swag at the same time. I always wanted to do something new and different and that’s why I do dress like an artiste. I tell the musicians too that anything they wear, I will wear. If that’s what is bringing them money, then I will follow suit (laughs).
How would you define a real comedian?
You define real comedians by their personalities; what they have to offer and the contents of their jokes. In the industry, what they look out for is your second line of jokes. If you come out with five new jokes and people like it, they will wait for your second line which is the next five jokes. That’s when they will know your quality. Same thing happens with some musicians too. They will drop singles and then drop an album but after that, you might not hear from them again. So, a real comedian is known by what you have to offer, the contents of your jokes, how you create and deliver them.
We would like to know how the stage name, Akpororo came about?
There was a day I was abusing a guy in the church and I said ‘you wey your head look like Akpororo’. My Bishop just looked at me and said why don’t you change your name from Holy Son to Akpororo? I didn’t argue and since then it has been Akpororo.
The last time you cried, what was the cause?
I hardly cry. God doesn’t allow things that will make me cry to happen. Even when my heart was broken by my ex-girlfriend, I didn’t cry. When I lost my grandfather I didn’t cry; so what else will make me cry? The time I cried was when they paid me money that changed my life. Right there, I shed tears because I was overwhelmed. It was tears of joy.