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Olusegun Ariyo A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Alwan Hassan, says if justice is to be done, 95% of the ministers under the late former President Muhammadu Buhari should be in jail. Hassan made this statement on Tuesday when he featured in an interview on ‘Politics Today’, a programme on Channels Television monitored by Urban Express News. He…
Olusegun Ariyo President Donald Trump has signed a new Proclamation further restricting the entry of foreign nationals into the United States, adding 15 additional countries to the list of those facing partial travel limitations. The move was made on Tuesday as part of ongoing efforts to tighten U.S standards for travel. The newly added countries include Angola, Antigua and Barbuda,…
Taiwo Popoola Aliko Dangote, president of Dangote Refinery and chairman of Dangote Group, has released details of the alleged foreign education tuition allegation against the chief executive officer of the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority, Farouk Ahmed. In a document circulating publicly on Tuesday and personally signed by Dangote, the billionaire investor, it was stressed that Ahmed spent…
Olaleye Idowu Basel striker Philip Otele is a subject of interest from…
The reader will have a feel of who the late Ariyo was and how the textile world has evolved since his passing on June 14, 1993, and will be in a position to determine how the Nigerian textile industry should further evolve to honour his memory for the great sacrifices he made to the country’s textile sector.
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Seun Emmanuel Record producer, Samklef, has accused singer, Davido of spearheading toxicity and rivalry in the Nigerian music industry. He claimed while reacting to a tweet by fellow producer-turned-singer Pheelz, expressing concern over the toxicity and comparisons in the Nigerian music industry. “Music was meant to be enjoyed, not to be compared. This comparison game is hurting the sound and culture more than we can ever know,” Pheelz wrote. Reacting, Samklef claimed that there was mutual respect in the Nigerian music industry when Wizkid and Olamide held sway as the young stars until Davido joined them. He claimed that with Davido’s entry came toxicity, “cultist mindset,” threats and streaming fraud. Samklef said that the music industry wasn’t supposed to be competitive or a ground for rivalry. He wrote, “Music was fun when we started. When Wizkid came, there was no comparison—everything was pure love. “Olamide came too, same thing: no pressure, no hatred, just music. “Then one Scorpio boy who moves like diddy..Davido entered, and since then, the industry turned toxic. “Cultist mindset, threats, fake streams, dirty moves everywhere.” His submission sparked mixed reactions, with many berating him for singling Davido for blame for the decadence in the music industry. Meanwhile, Davido is yet to react to Samklef’s allegations.
Olusegun Ariyo The African Democratic Congress, ADC, has declared a 90-day nationwide membership Mobilisation, Revalidation, and Registration. This was contained in a statement by the National Publicity Secretary of…
The reader will have a feel of who the late Ariyo was and how the textile world has evolved since his passing on June 14, 1993, and will be in a position to determine how the Nigerian textile industry should further evolve to honour his memory for the great sacrifices he made to the country’s textile sector.
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