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The Governor of Kwara State, Abdulrahman Abdulrasaq has disclaimed that he bought a bullet-proof car and own an official car. He made this known on Thursday via his Twitter while clearing the fake belief that the Government of Kwara State sponsored the Wizkid concert in the state. He said such bogus acclaimed saying, that the Kwara government funded the Wizkid performance with 200million should be taken off from people's minds as it was all a lie. He stressed that the future of kwarans and its environs are his top priority and not official cars. "Those that destroyed Kwara for years are trying to have a come back through falsehood.  "The strategy is to say we are like them by accusing us of using funds to bring Wizkid to Kwara which they did in their time by bringing Jay-Z to Kwara.  "We are not like them "The Wizkid concert, which we think was a great thing for our entertainment industry, was a private sector initiative. "We are prudent with p...

     A popular Nigerian and world wide musician, Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun Has finally set to get married next year, 2020. Wizkid who has dated many women in the past has finally disclosed via his Twitter handle that marriage will be his first thing to attend to next year. The suspense has been thrown to the follower to puzzle on who the lucky girl is. The love life of Wizkid has been a transgressional path as he progresses in his Afrobeat and hip hop life.  The relationship between the two lovebirds, Tiwa Savage and Wizkid that finally stepped out to the public when the song 'Fever' was released and ever since then, the series of posts were seen online where the two lovebirds are having intimate close.

         They were being incarcerated, assassinated, or even frustrated out of life. These have been a recycle living of any investigative journalist. The real matter that pained to the heart is the war the Federal Government is waging against journalism as a profession. Journalist and Government are now eyes and pepper that doesn't want to come in contact. It is a national disgrace to Nigeria seeing her jailing, killing and investigating any constructive criticism written by activists/investigative journalists. Can a country actually survive without being given freedom to the press? Actually no. T he New York-based  Committee to Protect Journalists (CJP) conducted and published a three-year research in December 2018 leaving the record at not fewer than 251 journalists who were jailed worldwide. Is this what the world has been keeping silent on, is this how we should be treated? Nigerian government alone has a kind of maltreatment against the professi...

    Òrekelewa: The paragon of beauty.  Our love won't die; this is optimism And I vow to check on your welfarism I will accept your faults with stoicism Because to you, there is no comparism    Òreke! I have searched the South Before I traveled to the North I did not find a bird like peacock Until I found you at Babcock I know it sounds pathetic But I'm honestly being realistic I know you will be ballistic That's why I'm making my feelings poetic Listen to my love with stethoscope If you can't see it with microscope I promise to take it to a wider scope Just believe me and be full of hope Òreke! I want you to hug my mission And please don't play on my emotion As I'm ready to give you love concoction Even at the time of tribulation Òreke! Everyday your love is driving me cracy Like being in a state of plutocracy Òrekelewa! This is not a conspiracy But a demonstration of 'Loveyo...

                  "More than 60 percent of the population is below 30, a lot of them haven’t been to school and they are claiming that Nigeria is an oil-producing country, therefore, they should sit and do nothing, and get housing, healthcare, education free............" ( A speech released by PMB last year, 2018 when he called the youth lazy and uneducated ) President Muhammad Buhari said. About a month ago after receiving criticisms on social media, he substituted his statement by signing" NOT TOO YOUNG TO RUN" to surrogate and gain the youth's support.  President Muhammad Buhari has shown it to the world that he is the custodian of corruption, abode for all looters, protection of saint in disguise politicians inasmuch he is faithful to him. These are few from what PMB represents.         Flashback to 2014 when he was campaigning and feeding us with lies - One free mea...

JOURNALISTS: ARE WE SAFE ? -The unrevealed death of Dele Giwa and other journalists.         Having been certified through a certificate, it is a license to move on a sacred path. Journalism is not a crime, we only serve as watch-dog to relay what has happened to the society fulfilling; fidelity, clarification, and intensifying to a scenario. All of these in the modern world have almost if not difficult to put into practice - rendering us as an empty barrel! It is so unfortunate that the law which establishes the practices of journalism is turned against us. They've made us forget our ethics buying us over with chicken feed.       On 16th March 1947, Sumonu Oladele Giwa was born into a poor family in Ile Ife. Their family was so poor that they couldn't get an apartment to call a room of theirs. The wretched life his parents were battling with made him attend a local primary school which is not standardized to called a school. By s...

General Yakubu Gowon Clocks 85         Today marks another journey of 365days in the life of a one-time Military head of state, Nationalist, Elder statesman and Patriotic symbol.        General Yakubu Gowon was born on October 19 1964 into a christainity home. His parents, Nde Yohanna and Matwok Kurnyang was a CMS member who had once traveled to Russia, Zaria as a Church missionary society. Gowon was the fifth of eleven children. He grew up in Zaria and had his early life and education there. At school, Gowon proved to be a very good athlete: he was the school football goalkeeper, pole vaulter, and long-distance runner. He broke the school mile record in his first year. He was also the boxing captain.        He joined the Nigerian army in 1954 where he first received a commission as a second lieutenant in 1955. He saw action in the Congo (Zaire) as part of the United Nations Peacekeeping Force, both i...