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US Ambassador celebrates America-Nigeria cultural ties

The government of the United States of America is committed to strengthening the burgeoning US-Nigeria cultural ties through music, arts, film, cultural heritage, and professional and educational exchanges. The US Mission Nigeria hosted a reception on Thursday, May 12, 2022, to honour the 15th Annual Headies Music Awards, which will be held for the first time in Atlanta, USA, later… Read More
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Taiwan Beats Showcase highlights six groups of artists at six unforgettable and striking cultural events.

Taiwan Beats Showcase highlights six groups of artists at six unforgettable and striking cultural events. – Music Industry Today – EIN Presswire Trusted News Since 1995 A service for music industry professionals · Saturday, May 14, 2022 · 572,392,567 Articles · 3+ Million Readers News Monitoring and Press Release Distribution Tools News Topics Newsletters Press Releases Events & Conferences RSS… Read More
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United States celebrates growing Nigeria cultural Ties in music, arts

U.S. Ambassador Mary Beth Leonard_ with Curator of Nike Art Gallery, Nike Davies Okundaye, during the Headies Reception in Lagos The United States government says it is committed to strengthening its burgeoning cultural ties with Nigeria through music, arts, film, cultural heritage, and professional and educational exchanges. This is as U.S. Mission Nigeria hosted a reception on Thursday to honor… Read More
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U.S. to strengthen ties with Nigeria through music diplomacy – Envoy

The U. S. is committed to strengthening cultural ties with Nigeria through music diplomacy. The U.S Ambassador to Nigeria, Ms Mary Leonard, made this known at a reception in honour of the 15th Annual Headies Music Awards holding in Atlanta in September 2022. The reception held at the U.S Consul General’s residence in Ikoyi on Thursday night. She said music… Read More
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Singer Jaywon calls out D’banj over song release

Nigerian singer Oluwajuwonlo Iledare, popularly known as Jaywon, has called out his colleague, Dapo Oyebanjo, known as D’banj, over the release of a song. On his Instagram story on Thursday, the This Year crooner noted that D’banj called on his (Jaywon’s) artiste to drop a song. Jaywon noted that though the artiste refused D’banj’s offer for the song, he (D’banj)… Read More
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Nigeria’s billionaire presidential aspirants

Oludayo Tade Published 13 May 2022 Miffed about the current state of affairs in Nigeria, the late Fela Anikulapo, from the land of the dead, looks back and picks the CD containing his song, Teacher don’t teach me Nonsense, where he theorised about the craziness in the operation of Nigeria’s brand of democracy.  Abami Eda reasons that it is inconceivable to see things… Read More
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Singer Ckay listed as Time’s Next Generation Leader

Fast-rising singer, Chukwuka Ekweani, popularly known as Ckay, is the only Nigerian to make the 2022 Time‘s Next Generation Leaders list. This was announced by Times on their official website on Thursday. The Time‘s Next Generation Leaders list recognises young people from across fields and around the globe “who are working to build a better world”. Time described Ckay as… Read More
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Race to finale! Who emerges Nigerian Idol’s final 2 on Sunday?

After weeks of impressive performances, Nigerian Idol Season seven’s top three contestants are set for a showdown this weekend. The road to the finale has not been easy. Last Sunday’s  show opened with Zadok and Jordan’s electrifying performance of Fireboy DML’s Peru remix with Ed Sheeran. It was followed by Banty and Progress’s duet of Wizkid and Tems’ chart-topping single,… Read More
Human Rights 

Singapore: UN experts urge immediate end to death penalty

States that have not yet abolished the death penalty may only impose it for “the most serious crimes,” the group of eleven experts said in a joint statement, adding that under international law, “only crimes of extreme gravity involving intentional killing” should be considered “most serious”. “Drug offences clearly do not meet this threshold”, they argued. Rights violation The experts… Read More
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