Stormzy – Own It (Remix) ft. Burna Boy & Sho Madjozi.
Renowned British rapper, Stormzy comes through with the remix to his hit song, “Own It,” and this time he collaborates with South African singer and artist Sho Madjozi alongside the African Giant, Burna Boy.
Fred produced the album, it’s been mixed and mastered by professional sound engineer Darren Jones.
Talented veteran of Nigerian music, 9ice unravelled another catchy new song titled “Oja Majemi.”
He collaborates with Nigerian recording stars on Oja Majemi, Olamide and Reminisce.
SWAPS mixed and mastered the new Single
Following extensive break with a new song titled “B,” Jesse Jagz officially returns to the limelight.
Jesse Jagz unlocks his new song and announces the release of his upcoming project, ‘Garba‘ EP scheduled for release in a few days.
The ‘Garba‘ EP consists of 5-tracks featuring a similarity to Anchorman and Murph.
Gifted Nigerian singer, after such a long time, Viktoh returns to the limelight with this amazing new single named Nor Nor.
The latest album called “Nor Nor” features talented artist from Nigeria, Zlatan who brought his A-game to the project.
Consequently, this is a build-up to the new album “Book Of Love Stories” labelled by the singer.
Margaret Adiya Ikumu, a 19-year-old girl who lives in Lagos, has recounted how she feigned her own death on social media just to escape her mother’s financial pressure.
Lagos State Police Command spokesperson Bala Elkana said the news of her death was subsequently posted on social media that led the family to petition the command.
In a statement released today May 24, Bala said the May 15 command received a petition signed on behalf of Margaret ‘s family by one Tony Iji that their attention was drawn to a post on Facebook claiming that Margaret died a few days ago and was secretly buried by two of her relatives, Marvelous Mary and Nneka Buddy in Ajah town.
The family further stated they could make contact with the said friends who confirmed that their daughter had died.
Police discovered during the investigation that Magaret was actually alive, and simply fake her death because of financial demands from her mother.
”THEY TOLD THE POLICE THAT THE FRIENDS INFORMED THEM THAT THEY WERE INSTRUCTED BY MARGARET NOT TO ALLOW MEMBERS OF HER FAMILY TO KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT HER DEATH AND THAT THEY WERE AUTHORIZED BY MARGARET TO SECRETLY BURY HER. TO MAKE THEM BELIEVE THAT THE GIRL IS DEAD, THEY SENT WHATSAPP CHATS TO A MEMBER OF THE GIRL’S FAMILY WITH PICTURE OF A CASKET SHOWING THAT THE GIRL IS BURIED. THE KNOWN PHONE NUMBER OF THE GIRL WAS PERMANENTLY SWITCHED OFF. THE FAMILY ALSO GOT IN TOUCH WITH A MAN ON PHONE WHO CLAIMED TO BE HER BOYFRIEND. HE CORROBORATED THE CLAIM THAT SHE IS DEAD.” THE STATEMENT READ
Margaret, who served as a midwife in an Ajah farm, has been identified by her employer to the police. She is furious with her parents and uncles, according to investigators, for their incapacity to fund her education.
WHEN HER EMPLOYER SAW THE REPORT OF HER PURPORTED DEATH, THEY QUICKLY INFORMED THE POLICE AND SHE WAS BROUGHT TO AJAH POLICE STATION. IN HER STATEMENT, SHE CONFESSED TO HAVING CREATED THE FACEBOOK ACCOUNT AND POSTED HER OBITUARY WITH INTENT TO KEEP HER FAMILY AWAY FROM HER. SHE SAID HER MOTHER WAS PUTTING FINANCIAL PRESSURE ON HER, CONSTANTLY DEMANDING THAT SHE SEND MONEY TO HER. THE GIRL IS APPARENTLY BITTER WITH HER MOTHER AND UNCLES, OVER THEIR INABILITY TO SPONSOR HER EDUCATION AFTER THE DEATH OF HER FATHER. HER SOJOURN TO LAGOS IS TO WORK, SAVE SOME MONEY AND RETURN TO SCHOOL.
SHE ADMITTED USING HER EMPLOYER’S DAUGHTER’S PHOTOGRAPH DR NIMECHI UGORJI (WITHOUT HER KNOWLEDGE) IN THE FICTITIOUS FACEBOOK ACCOUNT SHE CREATED, AS PROFILE PICTURE. AFTER POSTING THE OBITUARY NOTICE ON THE ACCOUNT, HER UNCLE DOWNLOADED THE PROFILE PICTURE AND REPOSTED, CALLING ON MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC WHO KNOW THE PERSON ON THE PHOTOGRAPH TO REPORT TO THE NEAREST POLICE STATION” THE STATEMENT READ
A man simply identified as Chima was arrested by Lagos Police for burning his sister to death after she reportedly slapped their mother. The accident has happened at the C.A.C bus stop in Okokomaiko, Lagos State’s Ojo Local Government district, according to sources.
Victoria was reported to have died hours after her uncle, who was claimed to have been told by her mother to scold the pregnant lady about her recent behavior, snatched a jerry who had already fill her restaurant with Petroleum Motor Spirit (PMS) and doused the deceased with the contents and set her fire, reports The Country. Trouble was reported to have begun after her daughter was chided for leaving their residence to cohabit with men.
Victoria, it was gathered, did not like the scolds and in no time raised her hand against her mother, which forced Chima to grab a nearby keg to hit.
But the content allegedly poured out with some of it touching Victoria, which ignited fire leaving her with severe burns.
It was learned that the girl was taken to a nearby hospital on the road to Kemberi, but she was rejected by doctors and referred to Alimosho General Hospital, Igando, where she was confirmed dead.
Patients of Coronavirus in the state of Niger have called on the state government for alleged inadequate care provided to them at the Minna Isolation Centre.
Some of the Coronavirus patients who spoke to newsmen reported, according to The Report, that they have not provided any specific medications for the treatment of the disease since they arrived at the isolation centre.
One of the discharged Coronavirus patients who was picked up from Zumba in Shiroro local government said that he was tested positive and quarantined at the isolation centre and that he was expecting to be treated and given drugs throughout his stay at the isolation centre but none was administered to him.
he said; “I expected that I will undergo some treatment, but apart from food, nothing was given to me in the form of treatment. They did not give me a single drug.
“They only give us food every day that is all. No single drug, not even paracetamol was given to me throughout the 14 days”.
He further disclosed that he was also treated shabbily with his mother and other relations which were also picked up and quarantined with him.
He said they were not provided with transportation after their discharge, and was told to find their way by adding that they were not given money for transportation.
“They just came and asked us to go. They did not tell us how we would move neither did they consider that we may not have any money to transport us home.
“We trekked from the isolation centre at the back of the police secondary school to the main road. From there, we trekked to Dutsen Kuran Gwari before someone assisted us to Sabon Gari junction.
“It was at Sabon Gari that a commercial vehicle carried us to Zumba before we now borrowed money from our people to pay the driver”.
The Premier League club announced Sunday that an unnamed Bournemouth player has tested positive for COVID-19, becoming the eighth case involving an English top-flight club.
Bournemouth said that the player ‘s name should not be disclosed because of “personal security” and that he would remove himself for seven days.
“Following strict adherence to the Premier League’s return to training regulations, the club’s training ground remains a safe working environment for players and backroom staff, who will continue to be tested for Covid-19 twice per week,” said south coast side Bournemouth in a club statement.
The Premier League announced Saturday that there were positive tests at two clubs out of 996 tests conducted on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
The other positive was at a different club which has not been named.
That followed the first round of testing that produced six positive findings announced on May 19 at three Premier League clubs from a total of 748 players and staff-tested,
Those positives included Watford’s Adrian Mariappa and Burnley assistant manager Ian Woan.
For the second round, the number of tests available to each club was increased from 40 to 50.
On Tuesday, squads started non-contract training for the first time since the Premier League was suspended on March 13.
That an increased number of tests has produced fewer positive findings may be a boost to the Premier League’s ‘Project Restart’ plan to resume fixtures in June. Clubs are expected to discuss moving to contact training on Tuesday.
Officials are also preparing to complete all the remaining 92 games, with Richard Masters, chief executive of the Premier League, stating on Friday that they were “as sure as we can be” regarding beginning again in June.
Several players are still concerned about returning, including Watford captain Troy Deeney and Chelsea midfielder N’Golo Kante who stayed away this week from training.
Arsene Wenger, the legendary Arsenal manager, has said he will never return to the club again.
Wenger left Emirates Stadium in 2018 after having been in charge of the Gunners for 22 years.
The 70-year-old is Premier League’s longest-serving manager in history, defeating Sir Alex Ferguson by nine months.
Wenger has won three Premier League titles and seven FA Cups throughout his tenure at Arsenal.
The Frenchman has now confirmed that he has chosen to retire, this means withdrawing himself absolutely from his former squad.
Speaking on beIN Sports, Wenger said:
“Would I return to the Emirates Stadium?
“I always said to myself that I would be leaving Arsenal completely. That’s the decision I made.”
