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Supporter Wey Popular Pass Candidate' - Reactions As Davido Storms Streets of Osun To Campaign for His Unclepd
' un state emerged online The Stand Strong crooner is rooting for his uncle, Ademola Adeleke to emerge as the governor of Osun state The video of the singer with fans hailing him sparked hilarious reactions ahead of the governorship election Popular Nigerian singer, Davido is gearing up for the governorship election scheduled to take place on Saturday, July 16, 2022 in Osun state. The singer's uncle, Ademola Adeleke is a major contender in the election as the flagbrearer of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). Davido campaigns for Ademola Adeleke in Osun. Credit: @davido Davido has been in Osun to show his support for his dear uncle and canvass for votes for the PDP candidate. A video of the Stand Strong crooner taking to the streets in Osun in one of his expensive rides as he campaigns to the people has emerged online. Davido waved to the crowd amid tight security as they hailed him in the video. Watch the video below: The singer also flooded his...
BTS, Dua Lipa, Lil Nas X, Dolly Parton, My Chemical Romance & More of the Week’s Biggest Winners
teasing new collabs, take a look at the "awards" Billboard gave this week's headlines. S hare this article on Facebook Share this article on Twitter Share this article on Tumblr Share this article on Pinit + additional share options added From left: V, Suga, Jin, Jungkook, RM, Jimin, and J-Hope of BTS attend 102.7 KIIS FM's Jingle Ball 2021 Presented By Capital One at The Forum on December 03, 2021 in Inglewood, Lil Nas X and BTS are preparing to take the stage of the 64th annual Grammy Awards in April, alongside Olivia Rodrigo , Billie Eilish and many more performers. But the live taping of one of BTS’ three “Permission to Dance on Stage: Seoul” concerts last weekend became the top-grossing live cinema event of all time by making $6.9 million in North America alone (and $32.6 million worldwide). And while the “Montero” rapper is set to perform alongside Jack Harlow at this year’s Grammys, he came back to Twitter to revea...
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PRAISE FOR FRESH OIL 2022
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7 Songs About Queen Elizabeth II (And What Each Artist Said About Her)
Queen Elizabeth II photographed at Sandringham House. Bettmann Archive When Queen Elizabeth II died at age 96 on Thursday (Sept. 8), she left behind a substantial legacy in terms of politics, culture and media. But if you rule a country for 70 years, you’re never going to make everyone happy, and while she was certainly beloved by millions, she inspired her fair share of critics and detractors, too. That much is clear just by looking at the music inspired by the long-running ruler of the royal family. For every positive or neutral tune about the Queen (such as the Beatles’ quickie “Her Majesty,” where Paul McCartney sings, “Her Majesty’s a pretty nice girl but she doesn’t have a lot to say”), there’s a sneering “God Save the Queen” from Sex Pistols or a hostile “The Queen Is Dead” by the Smiths (both all-time rock classics). Primal Scream’s “Insect Royalty” is, unsurprisingly, not terribly flattering; The Stone Roses’ “Elizabeth My Dear” may sound mor...
See reactions as Mercy chinwo: shares details of her official introduction video.
Popular gospel singer and public personality MERCY CHINWO Has take to her Facebook handle to share details of the official introduction she said this while stunning in a gorgeous dress See the reactions🤔 Of some of her Here are also what some of them had to say👇👇👇👇 Please do well to tell us what yiu think about this article int he comment section below
ASUU to Nigerians: Don’t fold arms while elected leaders squander country’s wealth, destroying public varsities
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), today charged Nigerians to rise to the occasionand join hands to stop the elected leaders bent on destroying public universities and squandering Nigeria’s wealth. This also came as the academic union called on the Federal Government to declare a state of emergency on the poor condition of public universities in order to rescue the sector from outright collapse. The University of Ibadan Chairperson of ASUU, Prof. Ayoola Akinwole, stated this Wednesday, during a press conference held at the Large Lecture Theatre, Faculty of Arts, University of Ibadan. The press briefing, which was centred on the current four-week roll-over total strike declared by the National Executive Council (NEC) is titled: “A Call to Rescue Our Public Universities From Total Collapse”.
First Stream: New Music From Kane Brown, NAV, Ari Lennox and More
First Stream: New Music From Kane Brown, NAV, Ari Lennox and More Check out the must-hear releases of the week. By Ekene Obi Billboard’s First Stream serves as a handy guide to this Friday’s most essential releases — the key music that everyone will be talking about today, and that will be dominating playlists this weekend and beyond. This week, Kane Brown is back in the saddle, NAV throws a swanky party and Ari Lennox fully arrives. Check out all of this week’s First Stream picks below: Kane Brown, Different Man Consistency has always been key for Kane Brown, a country music A-lister who, despite having not released a proper full-length since 2018’s chart-topping Experiment , has been a steady presence as a singles artist and collaborator since arriving on the scene six years ago. The 17-song new album Different Man goes down as smoothly as his most sumptuous past work, with a straight-ahead country bent following some genre detours...
Amaechi Raises Alarm, Accuses Electoral Officials Of Rigging
The delegates who stormed the voting arena alleged that electoral officials were assisting the delegates who could not write, contrary to the announcement made earlier by the electoral committee that only one electoral official attached to each state would be allowed. Some delegates from Rivers State have alleged rigging in the ongoing All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential primary at the Eagle Square Abuja. The delegates who stormed the voting arena alleged that electoral officials were assisting the delegates who could not write, contrary to the announcement made earlier by the electoral committee that only one electoral official attached to each state would be allowed. They also alleged change of delegates list by allowing non-delegates to vote. The aggrieved delegates stated that some delegates were not on the ground but their accreditation tags were given to other people. The situation almost disrupted the exercise as security operatives and electoral officials were see...
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