[Music] YCee Ft. Patoranking X Khuli Chana X KiD X – Condo (Remix)

Here is the long awaited international remix to the 2015 single Condo by Tinny Entertainment frontmanYCEE.
CONDO remix still features the same hook provided by Patoranking, guest verses from South African rappers Khuli Chana and KiD X and brand new verses from Ycee.

Listen & Download YCee Ft. Patoranking x Khuli Chana x KiD X – Condo (Remix) Below;

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Reminisce Unveils Artwork As He Set To Drop 4th Album Titled “EL – Hadj” By August (See Artwork)

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Remilekun Abdulkalid Safaru, known by his stage names Reminisce and Alaga Ibile, is a Nigerian singer, rapper, and song writer from Ogun State.

Baba Hafusa is known for his records in both English and his native language, Yoruba.

Reminisce 4th studio album titled “EL-HADJ” will drop next month August, the album features 2baba, Olamide, 9ice, Sossick, SolidStar & Many more.

Don’t sleep on it Aga!!!

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Another Nollywood Star Marries a White Man

Nollywood actress Chika Chukwu became a household name during the time TV series Fuji House of Commotion was a thing.

She however went AWOL shortly after the TV show ended.

Chika made a return in Rita Dominic’s recent movie, The Meeting and has since been doing a lot of press in order to return to the apex of Nollywood.

In a recent interview with The Nation, she spoke on what she has been up to and her marriage to a white man, who is from Ireland

You were seen in a wedding dress in London and you were thought to be shooting a film, how true is this?

The pictures of me at a wedding in London are not from a film shoot and no film crew was present attending either. Yes, I got married August last year.

Who is the lucky man and how did you two meet?

I guess you can say we are both very happy and lucky, and in reference to how we met let’s just say my husband found me. His name is Brian Ahern, he is an Irish guy who lives in London and he is not in the entertainment industry.

Why the choice of an Irish man?

We think and feel the same way, we never considered any differences. You know, it never even occurred to me.

Is marriage about to make you relocate from Nigeria?

Oh, I went to school and worked in London plus I have family there, so I’ve often stayed for months at a time in the past. Well, as we just got married, my husband and I made the decision to spend the next few months together before we plunge back into our work lives. I mostly wanted to stay for a while, as he’s not part of the Nollywood entertainment scene. We do our best to balance our lives as a couple. I travel often back and forth London to Lagos anyway so no changes there in terms of relocating.

What are the other things that have happened in your life in the last one year that you were away from Nigeria?

We have so much in common, our interests and values, the things we like, nothing else matters. I found someone who loves me and who in turn I love back, that I believe is most important, plus I am not the first, nor will I be the last black Nigerian woman and actress to marry someone who is a different race, or of a different culture.

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3 Nigerian Lawmakers Accused Of Se’xual Misconduct In Cleveland, Ohio; US Govt. Cancels Their Visas (Photos)

The U.S government has cancelled the visas of the three house of Representatives members, Samuel Ikon (PDP, Akwa Ibom), Mohammed Gololo(APC, Bauchi) and Mark Gbillah (APC, Benue), all pictured above, accused of alleged sexual misconduct while on an official assignment in Cleveland, USA in April this year, SaharaReporters reports.

In a petition written by the US Ambassador to Nigeria, James Entwistle, and sent to the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, the US government alleged that while the lawmakers lodged at a Cleveland Hotel to attend the International Visitors Leadership Program, Honorable Gololo grabbed the housekeeper of the hotel they lodged in and solicited for sex while the other two lawmakers asked the hotel parking lot attendants to help them get prostitutes.

As punishments for their misconducts, the US government has cancelled their visa, barring them from entering the US. The lawmakers have denied the allegations. One of them, Gololo has even threatened to sue the US government.

Meanwhile the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, has set up a panel of enquiry into the matter.
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New Photos of Olajumoke – The Model

Internet sensation Olajumoke Orisaguna has been away from her radar for a minute or two. 

She shared new photos of herself on her Instagram today.

See another one below

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Check out Full Nominee List for NEA ( NIgerian Entertainment Awards) 2016

The producers of the 11th Annual Nigerian Entertainment Awards (NEA) have announced the list of the 2016 NEA nominees.

The NEAs is an annual award ceremony with primary objective of recognizing the contributions of Nigerian and African Entertainers and this year’s edition will be held on Sunday, September 4th 2016 in New York City, during the labor day weekend.

Here’s the full list of Nominees:

Music Categories

Best Album
Y.A.G.I – Lil Kesh
Applaudise – Iyanya
Eyan Mayweather – Olamide
Ghetto University – Runtown
R.E.D. – Tiwa Savage
Stories that Touch – Falz
Seyi or Shay  – Seyi Shay
Mama Africa – Yemi Alade

Hottest Single
Oshinachi – Humblesmith
Duro – Tekno
Baba Nla – Wizkid
Lagos Boys – Olamide
Mama – Kiss Daniel
Jagaban – Ycee

Best Song
Pick Up – Adekunle Gold
Oluwa Ni – Reekado Banks
Vow – The Vow
You Suppose know – Bez
Type of Woman – Iyanya
Go On – Niyola

Afropop Artist
Tekno
Wiz Kid
Tiwa Savage
Kiss Daniel
Chidinma
Davido

R&B Artist
Waje
Niyola
Praiz
Seyi Shay
Dare
Iyanya

Rap Act
Vector
MI
Phyno
Olamide
Reminisce
CDQ

Gospel Artist
Uche Agu
Frank Edward
Nikki Laoye
Sammy Okposo
Obiora Obiwon
Onos Brisibi

Dancehall Artist
Patoranking
Timaya
Cynthia Morgan
Ceeza
Burna Boy
Ketchup

Indigenous Artist
9ice
Flavour
Tillaman
Jaywon
Olu Maintain
Kcee

Alternative Artist
Temidollface
Bez
Mystro
Brymo
Aramide
Timi Dakolo

Best New Act
Niniola
Ycee
Adekunle Gold
Humblesmith
Mz Kiss
Toby Grey

Most Promising Act to Watch
Shobzy
Mr. Eazi
Teeblaq
Spyz
Terry Apala
Coco Benson

Diaspora Artist
Shiikane
Ayojay
Mr. Eazi
Lioness
Duncan Daniels
Stylezz

Best Collabo
Moniegram – Mr. 2Kay feat. Timaya
Romantic  – Korede Bello feat. Tiwa
My Woman, My Everything – Patoranking feat. Wande Coal
Yaya Oyoyo — Lil Kesh feat. Davido
Reggae Blues –  Harry Song feat. Olamide, Iyanya, Orezi
Your Number – Ayojay feat. Fetty Wap
Sekem – MC Galaxy feat. Swizz Beats
Finally – Masterkraft feat. Sarkodie, Flavour

Best Live Performer
Omawumi
Tuface
Solidstar
Yemi Alade
Dbanj
MC Galaxy

Best Music Video
Emergency – Dbanj Dir. Unlimited LA
Right Now – Seyi Shay Dir. Meji Alabi
Condo – Kuammy Dir. Moe Musa
Karishika – Falz Dir. Aje Films
Duro – Tekno Dir. Patrick Elis
If I Start to Talk – Tiwa Dir. CP
Quality – Pasuma Dir. HG2
Sisi – Sexy Steel Dir. Chad Tennies

African Male Artist (Non Nigerian / Africa)
Stonebwoy (GH)
FA (LIB)
Sarkodie (GH)
Sauti Sol (KQ)
Deng (LIB)
Papa Denis (KQ)
Bisa Kdei (GH)
Eric Geso (LIB)

African Female Artist (Non Nigerian / Africa)
Vannessa Mdee (TZ)
Efya (GH)
Lira (SA)
MZ Vee (GH)
Sheebah Ndiwanjawulo (UG)
Adiouza (SN)
Victoria Kimani (KQ)
Knowless Butera (RW)

Music Producer
DJ Coublon
Masterkraft
Young John
Cobhams
Mystro
Jay Pizzle

Film/TV Categories

Lead Actor in Film
IK Ogbonna – Stop
Daniel K. Daniel – A Soldier’s Story
Femi Jacobs – Taxi driver-Oko Ashewo
Ramsey Nouah – Gbomo Gbomo Express
Joseph Benjamin – Rebecca
Julius Agwu – Wives on Strike

Supporting Actor in Film
Sambasa Nzeribe – A Soldier’s Story
Hafiz Oyetoro – Taxi Driver-Oko Ashewo
Desmond Elliot – Falling
Tope Tedela – Surulere
Femi Jacobs – The Visit
Olumide Oworu – A soldier’s story

Lead Actress in Film
Omoni Oboli – Wives on Strike
Adesua Etomi – Falling
Genevieve – Road to Yesterday
Nse Ikpe-Etim – The Visit
Belinda Effah – Stop
Fathia Balogun – Ishanna

Supporting Actress in Film
Osas Ajibade – Gbomo Gbomo Express
Chioma Omeruah – Road to Yesterday
Beverly Naya – Surulere
Linda Ejiofor – A Soldier’s Story
Kehinde Bankole – Wives on Strike
Rita Dominic – Surulere

Director – Film
Akin Omotoso – Tell me Sweet Something
Frankie Ogar – A Soldier’s Story
Ishaya Bako – Road to Yesterday
Walter Taylaur – Gbomo Gbomo Express
Niyi Akinmolayan – Falling
Salisu Balarabe – Dadin Kowa

Best Picture
A Soldier’s Story
Wives on Strike
Road To Yesterday
Tell Me Sweet Something
Taxi Driver (Oko Ashewo)
Ishanna

Best Short Film
Blood Taxi – Folasakin Iwajomo
Hell Or High Water – Oluseyi Amuwa
Good People Dead – Nodash
The Encounter – Tolu Ajayi
Child Soldier – Folasakin Iwajomo
Brave – Lowla-Dee

Best Actor – TV
Basorge Tariah Jnr – Do Good
Folarin Falana – Jenifa’s Diary
RMD – Hush
Keppy Ekpeyong – Festac Town
OC Ukeje – Before 30
Kelechi Udegbe – Officer Titus

Best Actress – TV
Ini Edo – Desperate House girls
Kate Henshaw – Do Good
Funke Akindele – Jenifa’s Diary
Beverly Naya – Before 30
Oge Okoye – Festac Town
Abimbola Craig – Skinny Girl in Transit

Best TV Show
Festac Town
Baby’s Daddy
Jenifa’s Diary
Skinny Girl in Transit
Officer Titus
Do Good

Africa (Non Nigerian) Best Actor
Majid Michel – The Department
Abraham Attah – Beast of No Nation
Idris Elba – Beast of No Nation
Henry Adofo – Freetown
Van Vicker – A Long Night
Chris Attoh – Happiness is a Four letter word

Africa (Non Nigerian) Best Actress
Fulu Mugovhani – Ayanda
Nuong Faalong – Freetown
Ama K. Abebrese – Beast of No Nation
Nana Mensah – An African City
Yvonne Okoro – Rebecca
Faridah F. Kuteesa – House Arrest

Africa (Non Nigerian) Best Picture
Freetown
Ayanda
Beast of No Nation
Silverain
House Arrest
Rebecca

OtherCategories

Male Disc Jockey
DJ TTB
DJ Kelvin (PH)
DJ Enimoney
DJ Vinnie
DJ Tunez
DJ Gavpop

Female Disc Jockey
DJ Lambo
DJ Mystelle
DJ Nana
DJ Sensei Lo
DJ Switch
DJ Soupamodel

Disc Jockey Collabo
DJ Shabsy ft. Kiss Daniel – Raba
DJ Kaywise ft. Oritsefemi – Warn Dem
DJ Xclusive ft Cassper Nyovest, Sakordie, Anatii & Banky W.
DJ Spinall ft. Yemi Alade – Pepe Dem
DJ Jimmy Jatt ft Wizkid – Feeling The Beat
DJ Kentalky ft. Lil Kesh – Blessings

African(Non Nigerian) Disc Jockey
DJ Lebbie (SL)
DJ Bossman (LIB)
DJ Mensah (GH)
DJ Joe Mfalme (KQ)
DJ Slick Stuart & Roja (UG)
DJ Vyrusky (GH)

Music Executive
Don Jazzy – Mavin
Ubi Franklin – MMMG
E-Money – Five Star
Ossy Chiori – Achievas
Steve Baba Eko – Xtreme
Okwudili Umenyiora – Eric Manny

Radio OAP
Teddy Don-Momoh – Star FM
Tisan – Raypower
Toke Makinwa – Rhythm
N6 – Cool FM
Ushbebe – Naija FM
Igos – Wazobia

TV Presenter (Lifestyle)
Eku Edewor – 53 Extra
Ehiz – MTV
Bolanle Olukanni – EL
Adams – Soundcity
Daala – Ovation
Nansy Isime – Hip TV

Comedy Act
I Go Die
Akpororo
Seyi Law
Ushbebe
AY
Basketmouth

Fashion Model
Akpede Oghenekevwe
Mayowa Nicholas
Ndigwe Victor
Uju Marshall
Akomaye Kwen
Opeyemi Awoyemi

Best Online Comedy Act
Craze Clown
Emmanuella
Chief Obi
Iya Ibadan
Foxy P
Wowo Boyz

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A street in Lagos has been named after Nigerian music icon 2face Idibia, real name Innocent Idibia.

The street is believed to be in the Lekki-Ajah area of Lagos island. 2 face is seen posing alongside the street tag today.

See another photo of Innocent Idibia street below;

Street Named After 2face Idibia in Lagos (Photos)

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Photos: Adamu Tilde, an Almajiri from Borno graduates from a Hungary University with Distinction and CGPA of 4.98

Adamu Tilde, an Almajiri from Maiduguri, Borno State graduated today, June 16, with a MSc Animal Biotechnology with Distinction and CGPA of 4.98 out of 5.00 from Szent Istvan Egyetem University, Hungary. He was the class Reps of Animal Science class of 2011, University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID)


In a congratulatory message, his friends, Abdullahi Abdullahi said: 

"He is a complete gentleman, those who knew him will testify what I am saying , he is intellectually genius, not only about the CGPA but rather the level of intellectualism in the character call Adamu Tilde is much more than one can imagine; until you engage Adamu Tilde then you will know what am talking about. Permit me to congratulate this young Man who has successfully completed his MSc Animal Biotechnology with Distinction, Szent Istvan Egyetem University, Hungary with CGPA of "4.98. Within this cyberspace Adamu is one of the finest and Genius young Nigerians we knew. Congratulations bro."

On his part, Marzuq Abubakar Ungogo, a fellow Almajiri wrote: 

"This is Adamu Tilde, a fellow Almajiri

Today he obtained MSc Animal Biotechnology with Distinction, Szent Istvan Egyetem University, Hungary. CGPA 4.98.

Adamu is one of the finest young intellectuals Northern Nigeria can boost of. For those of you who thought he studied Philosophy, do know he's primarily a scientist. 
Will you guys help me push the guy until he gives us a PhD in the next 3 years"

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7 ways you make your life complicated

Black woman hugging her knees

As you grow older and wiser, you realize that some things should be left behind and in the past, why? Because these things make life more complicated.

These days many people live stressful lives because they make life harder by themselves and after knowing the effect of what they’ve done, it becomes too hard to clean up the mess they’ve made.

Inspired by Lifehack, here are 7 ways you make your life complicated:

1. Waiting for the right time
People seem to wait for the perfect time to do things but forget that time becomes perfect when you make the best of it. If you are waiting on a dream that is unachievable in the near future then patience is needed but if your dream is within your reach, seize that opportunity.

2. Seeking approval from other people
Everyone wants someone to like what they do and then keep changing it. This could complicate life and stress you out. The truth to living an uncomplicated life is doing what you love and loving what you do. That way you really do not need people’s approvals to move on. 

3. Continuous procrastination
Everyone is guilty of procrastinating one time or the other. Nothing messes up your head more than pushing undone projects forward. You’ll end up feeling overwhelmed and you’ll never catch up. One key is learning how to focus. 

4. Taking on more tasks than you should
Saying yes to everyone is usually the main cause of this kind of complication. There should be a space to ease up and avoid over commitment. Plan and give yourself space.

5. We try to control everything
Strive for connection and not control. There’s a reason the word ‘team’ exists because it’s a known fact that one man can’t do everything. You’ll become bitter, frustrated and burn out easily if you aim to control anyone and anything that crosses your path.

6. Worrying too much
Worry has never gotten any problem resolved rather it steals your joy, peace mind and totally ruins your health. Most time worry comes from worst case scenarios we’ve painted in our minds.

7. Taking part in too much drama
Drama complicates your life and takes away your ability to see the brighter side of life. Drama causes you stress and increases depression and there are people who’ll feed off the drama you give and add more to your problems.

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SWAT Team Kills Walmart Gunman In Texas Who Took Hostages

Sadly, these stories are becoming the norm…

On Tuesday, an armed Walmart employee by the name of Mohammad Moghaddam took two hostages at his own workplace in Amarillo, Texas. One of the hostages was the store manager.

A SWAT team eventually shot and killed the 54-year-old suspect, and both captives were unharmed.

Police first reported the event as an "active shooter incident" at 12:30 p.m. local time, but later considered it a "work-place violence situation."

At the time of the shooting, officers helped evacuate shoppers from the west side of the store.

According to witnesses, around 20 cop and emergency vehicles swarmed the crime scene, and several local businesses went on lockdown. Authorities even closed down nearby streets.

We are just glad no one innocent was killed!

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Orlando Shooting: War Veteran Reportedly Saved 70 Lives At Pulse Nightclub!

Good always triumphs over evil.

On Sunday, the nation was shocked when Omar Mateen murdered 49 people at Pulse Nightclub in Orlando, FL. While the massacre is the deadliest mass shooting in US history, the event also highlighted the courageous actions of a few individuals whose brave efforts saved dozens of lives.

CBS News recently spoke to Imran Yousuf — a US marine who served in Afghanistan — who worked the night of the shooting as a bouncer.

According to the veteran, he was at the club's back staff hallway when he heard shots go off. After a crowd of people joined him in the close quarters, he realized there was a door near them that could lead them to safety.

The 24-year-old recalls:

"I'm just screaming 'open the door, open the door,' and no one's moving because they're scared… There was only one choice, either we all stay there and we all die or I could either take the chance to get shot, save everyone else."'

Yousuf says around 60-70 club goers went through the exit.

Although he saved so many lives, he believes he could've saved more.

"I wish I could save more, to be honest… There's a lot of people that are dead… There's a lot of people that are dead."

We are so incredibly touched by Imran's courage!

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