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Re-thinking Nigeria for future development, by Kayode Fayemi

Distinguished ladies and gentlemen, let me start by expressing my profound gratitude to the Governing Council and Management of this institution for extending this invitation to me. For me, returning to Ondo Town is always a delight, as it provides an opportunity to reminisce on a very important epoch in my personal odyssey. It was in this ancient and historic… Read More
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Busola Dakolo, Amy Jadesimi, Kiki Mordi, Mercy Chinwo, Apaokagi Maryam—here are Nigeria’s Most Inspiring Women in 2020

Leading Ladies Africa, in partnership with YNaija, presents its annual #100 Women in Nigeria list for 2020. Contained in this list are Nigerian female leaders, innovators change-makers and disruptors who are redefining what it takes to be a woman and pushing the limits to what women can achieve. This year, LLA 100 Women are asking: “How can we actively choose… Read More
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MI Abaga Leaves Chocolate City To Start His Own Record Label

Nigerian rapper and record producer, Jude Abaga popularly known as MI Abaga has announced that he will be leaving Chocolate City to start his own record label “Incredible Music”. The 38-year-old took to his Instagram account on Friday, March 6, 2020, to share a video which he used to make the announcement. Read also: Kiss Daniel Changes Stage Name In… Read More
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Stop making love in the dark – Gospel singer, Patience Akpabio advises women

Gospel singer, Patience Akpabio took to Facebook to share her thoughts about making love in the dark, an act she insisted must stop. According to the gospel singer, children produced in the dark have a different view about that the world than those produced in light. Patience Akpabio urged couples to ensure there is light in the room whilst making… Read More
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‘I Made More Than N200m For My Former Record Label’- Solid Star

Joshua Iniyezo, popularly known as Solid Star has made a shocking revelation that he made more than N200 million for his former record company, Achievas Records. Solid Star accused his former label boss, Paul Cole Chiori, a Nigerian media entrepreneur and music executive of always wanting to see him sad. He wrote: “I’ve been nothing but good to you and… Read More
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Drug Barrons, Yahoo Boys Are Investing In Nigerian Music

Singer Zaakiy Azzay Veteran singer, Zaaki Azzay, has alleged that the Nigerian music industry is driven by investments from drug barons and Internet fraudsters also known as Yahoo Boys. The talented singer who is famous for his 1996 hit song ‘Na Me Go Marry Am’, pointed this out in a recent interview with Premium Times. When asked to rate new… Read More
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