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Olaleye IDOWU Former Manchester United coach, Rene Meulensteen, has urged the Red Devils to sign Chelsea defender Jorrel Hato. Hato joined Chelsea from Ajax for £37 million last summer, but Meulensteen feels the young talent has struggled to establish himself at Stamford Bridge, labelling his move as disappointing. “It’s a disappointing move for Jorrel Hato because he was absolutely outstanding…
Olaleye IDOWU Xavier Vilajoana, one of Barcelona’s presidential candidates, has raised doubts over Marcus Rashford completing a permanent move from Manchester United this summer. Rashford joined Barcelona on loan from Manchester United, and the Red Devils’ caretaker manager, Michael Carrick, has already expressed his desire to have the England international back at Old Trafford if he is appointed as permanent…
Olaleye IDOWU There will be key fixtures in the Premier League this weekend, as the competition enters Match Week 27. The pick of the bunch will be between Tottenham and Arsenal in a much-anticipated North London Derby. There will be a lot at stake in that game, with Spurs facing the threat of relegation, while Mikel Arteta’s men are looking…
Olaleye IDOWU Real Madrid’s winger, Vinicius Junior, has posted a strong message…
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.
Olusegun ARIYO Lagos State Police Command has declared a 38-year-old businessman, Ahmed…
Olusegun ARIYO Human rights activist and lawyer, Professor Chidi Odinkalu, has challenged…
Taiwo POPOOLA Professor Pat Utomi has condemned the recent amendment to…
Olaleye IDOWU Former Arsenal star, Samir Nasri, has slammed Jose Mourinho, the…
Olaleye IDOWU Hull City head coach, Sergej Jakirovic, has provided a positive…
Olaleye IDOWU Former Manchester City defender Joleon Lescott has named two strikers…
Olaleye IDOWU Bukayo Saka’s new contract with Arsenal has seen him climb…
Olaleye IDOWU Newcastle United legend Alan Shearer believes it could be…
Seun EMMANUEL Segun Akinlolu, popularly known as Beautiful Nubia, has publicly accused gospel musicians Yinka Ayefele and a new artiste identified as BBO of allegedly copying the melody of his original song, “Seven Lifes.” Beautiful Nubia made the allegation in a post on X, formerly Twitter, where he claimed that Ayefele’s 2012 song, “My Faith in God (Igbagbo Ireti),” and BBO’s recent track, “Amin,” both drew their melodies from his work without permission. “There was Yinka Ayefele with ‘My Faith in God (Igbagbo Ireti)’ in 2012 and now someone called BBO with ‘Amin’ this year. Both stole their melodies from our original song ‘Seven Lifes’,” he wrote.https://urbanexpresslive.com/how-burna-boy-tems-became-african-artistes-with-most-billboard-hot-100-entries/ Questioning what he described as a recurring problem in the industry, the singer added, “When will Nigerians, especially the so-called gospel musicians, learn to respect copyright?” The veteran musician, widely respected for his distinct sound and storytelling rooted in culture and social themes, raised concerns about copyright infringement and respect for original creativity within the gospel music space. His remarks have since generated conversations among music lovers, reopening debates around intellectual property rights, originality, and ethical standards in Nigeria’s music industry. Beautiful Nubia also urged fellow artists to be more conscious of copyright laws and to ensure that their creative works do not infringe on the intellectual property of others. As of the time of filing this report, neither Ayefele nor BBO has publicly responded to the allegations.
Taiwo POPOOLA, Olaleye IDOWU As the day winds down, saturday february 21, 2025, comes alive with the electorate in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, filing out to elect chairmen…
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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