Friday, 26 July 2013
Monday, 22 July 2013
Multi-talented Naija/UK RnB artiste, Wray returns with a brand new single and video just in time for the summer of 2013, titled “If You Wanna" (produced by TeeBeeO). Shot across various locations in London, the video was directed by the vastly creative Chass Apeti. Enjoy...
WRAY (real names Raymond E. Odigie Jnr) began his music career in 2006 with the group MVP family before landing a solo record deal in 2008 with a UK record label I Like It Records UK and then launched his own label WRAY MUSIC in 2010. The Benin City born artiste released his first official single under his own imprint, titled BE YOUR MAN (also produced by TeeBeeO) in 2011.
An excellent drums player, WRAY has worked with quite a number of industry heavyweights such as Sound Sultan, Olamide, JJC, Rocksteady, to mention a few and expect more singles and collaborations before the end of the year.
Follow WRAY on twitter: @wraymusic
VIDEO LINK: http://bit.ly/13X7NEf
SONG LINK: http://www.hulkshare.com/dmhlkh9nhhj4
SONG DOWNLOAD LINK: http://bit.ly/18txP03
Has Chris Browns dumped Karrueche Tran? Declares he's single
Is Chris Brown done with on/off girlfriend, Karrueche Tran? He hooked up with her again after breaking up with Rihanna in May but it seems her services are no longer needed...
Chris Brown tells Hollywood Life,
Chris Brown tells Hollywood Life,
''[Fans have] seen me on and off again with different girls, you know who they are, but right now, as a 24-year-old man, I just choose to be single!"
''I'm still good friends with them. [Now] it's just me being focused with my music and doing this stuff. Right now, I'm in my prime.''
Sunday, 21 July 2013
Rivers State lawmaker Evans Bipi earlier this week led the campaign for the removal from office of Governor Rotimi Amaechi.
The notorious lawmaker says he did this to please the presidency, something the presidency denies.
The now common outbursts of the lawmaker went a notch further in his defence of Nigeria’s First Lady.
He says Governor Amaechi ‘insulted’ the First Lady who he called his Jesus Christ on earth.
“Why must he be insulting my mother, my Jesus Christ on earth?” Mr. Bipi asked the fellow who apparently hugged him to restrain him from further violence.
When asked for explanations, Hon Bipi said that the first lady is indeed his Jesus Christ on earth.
“I have no mother, I have no father. She (Mrs. Jonathan) is my mother,” he said.
Mr. Bipi, is believed to be a cousin of the first lady. He explained that he “lived” with her for several years.
He said he could not bear the governor insulting the president and the most important woman in his life.
Earlier today, Wole Soyinka released a press statement in which he drew attention to the core of the issue that he said will not go unchallenged even after the Rivers crisis has been resolved.
In the statement, the professor used a veiled reference to refer (it would seem so) to Patience Jonathan.
Here is the Press Statement, word for word:
In Public Interest, in order to eliminate all further distraction and enable the nation to concentrate on issues that affect the democratic pursuit, it is necessary to make the following information available:
Before the press conference held by Femi Falana and myself – that is, even before the Rivers Assembly fracas – I had been canvassed by opposing sides of the face-off, both via telephone and physically.
One such visit, perhaps the most significant, was made by a Special Adviser in the presidency who outlined what can be regarded as the official rationale for the Governors’ Forum election debacle.
In the process of this exchange, he did make certain complaints against Governor Rotimi Amaechi, including charges of a conflict of interests over certain resources.
This was implied as the root of division between the Governors’ Forum and the Presidency.
I wrote down the details, informed the emissary that I would pass on these accusations to Governor Amaechi – which I did.
That Amaechi hotly denied them and offered contradicting facts, which he urged me to verify, remained, and remains utterly irrelevant to the democratic core of the conflict – and this has been made clear to all interventionists: Keyed into this core are:
(i) the arithmetics of democracy involved in figures 16 and 19 at the time, and now, with increased confidence in impunity, the figures 27 and 5.
(ii) whether or not it is democratic , even cultured proceeding that a state governor is barred from public access anywhere within his own zone of constitutional authority, with the massive security apparatus of the centre, on behalf of an unelected individual.
Even after the Rivers crisis has been resolved, this notorious proceeding will not be permitted to fester unchallenged.
For the rest, since beneath the surface of most Nigerian conflicts will be found inordinate greed for public resources, it is perhaps pertinent to remind ourselves that Oil is not the only marvel to emerge from the Delta swamps.
There are also exotic creatures – mermaids, manatees, even mammy watas and hippopotami.
However, unlike crude oil, which can be refined, you can extract a hippopotamus from the swamps, but you cannot take the swamp out of the hippopotamus.
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