Talented singer Dice Ailes teams up with Ajimovoix for a Remix of the FocusDance track.
Ajimovoix and Dice Ailes presents Focus Remix, a new vibe for the viral street banger ‘FocusDance’. This record is the new Lamba, don’t be left out, discovery it below…
Quotable Lyrics
E ma jo te ma fi tire oo Hmm Who discovery, Hmm, what is the Lamba, Hmm Na who knack am? E ma jo te ma fi tire oo Dice lo discovery, Focus na the Lamba, DJmovoix na ehm knack am
Life is fun when we do the things that make us happy, like going on vacations, picnics, seeing a movie etc. Just the way Imade is enjoying herself in the United Kingdom.
Imade Adeleke, the Nigerian famous singer's daughter, Davido took to her Instagram page to flaunt lovely photos of herself with her mother, as they have fun together in Britain.
Kids are always very happy when they travel to new places. According to Imade, this is her first time of visiting the Great Britain.
Traveling to other countries introduces your kids to fascinating experiences and also foster strong bonds between kids and their parents.
The best memories kids make are usually adventures they had during vacations. After this, they come back home happy and enriched, because of the beautiful world they have experienced.
Looking at the photos she shared, Imade looks very excited and eager to explore. Parents, instead of buying toys for your kids on holidays, take them out on vacation, the experience is worthwhile.
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Life is fun when we do the things that make us happy, like going on vacations, picnics, seeing a movie etc. Just the way Imade is enjoying herself in the United Kingdom.
Imade Adeleke, the Nigerian famous singer's daughter, Davido took to her Instagram page to flaunt lovely photos of herself with her mother, as they have fun together in Britain.
Kids are always very happy when they travel to new places. According to Imade, this is her first time of visiting the Great Britain.
Traveling to other countries introduces your kids to fascinating experiences and also foster strong bonds between kids and their parents.
The best memories kids make are usually adventures they had during vacations. After this, they come back home happy and enriched, because of the beautiful world they have experienced.
Looking at the photos she shared, Imade looks very excited and eager to explore. Parents, instead of buying toys for your kids on holidays, take them out on vacation, the experience is worthwhile.
Members of the Action Alliance (AA) party stormed the headquarters of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Abuja on Thursday to protest what they called the electoral body's disregard for court orders by top officials.
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The aggrieved members chanted solidarity songs and held placards with messages such as "INEC, stop your rascality now," "Judiciary, save our democracy from INEC impunity," and "INEC, obey Justice Agbaza's order," among others.
Speaking to representatives of INEC Chairman Mahmood Yakubu, the National Chairman of AA, Chief Kenneth Udeze, claimed that INEC always prefers to obey court orders even when it was obvious that favourable cases were always decided by the authentic party executive.
Crossdresser, Bobriskyrecently took to his Instagram page to throw shades at a particular individual.
The self-acclaimed ‘richest girl in Nigeria’shared a little controversial note with his 4 million Instagramfollowers. In the now-deleted post, Bobrisky noted that only those who are desperately searching for husbands put up quotes weekly.
He also went on to solicit on behalf of the IG community as he urged this individual to stop while insisting that everyone is fed up with the quotes flying in every now and then.
In a follow-up post, which was also deleted few minutes after he shared it, he added that when people suffer from a relationship crisis (chop breakfast), they drastically turn to motivational speakers.
However, you are left with the duty to discover who Bobrisky was referring to here as he didn’t mention anyone’s name.
In his first working visit to Imo State since winning a second term, President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday said it was absurd to him that any Igbo man would be considering exiting Nigeria as the region dominates the economy of the country. The president also assured that at the end of his eight-year tenure in May 2023, most economic and security challenges faced by the country would have been addressed.
The president made the assertions in Owerri at a town hall meeting with Southeast leaders, which was the first time Imo would host a president on a working visit since 2009.
“It is unthinkable for me that any Igbo man would consider himself not to be a part of Nigeria. The evidence is there for everyone to see that Igbos are in charge of Nigeria’s economy,” he said. Buhari also said he wanted to be remembered as the president who stabilised the Nigerian security and economic situations and delivered prosperity and triumphs over corruption. The president reiterated his commitment to credible and fair elections in 2023 and promised to complete the Second Niger Bridge as well as other ongoing federal projects in the Southeast geo-political zone.
Meanwhile, The leader of Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, is amazed by the resoluteness of IPOB members, his lead counsel, Ifeanyi Ejiofor, has said. This is as he also said that officials of the Department of State of Service no longer treat Nnamdi Kanu’s lawyers in a despicable manner. He said this after the legal team visited the separatist leader in DSS custody on Thursday, the same day the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), visited Imo State.
The PUNCH reports that as a form of protest, IPOB ordered a sit-at-home during Buhari’s visit. During the visit, Buhari wondered why some Igbo men are clamouring for separation. He described as “unthinkable” attempts by any Igbo man to leave the country. The lawyer had earlier faulted the reasons given by officials of the Department of State Services for stopping lawyers from visiting the IPOB leader.
In an update about the Thursday visit, the lawyer said, “I visited Our indefatigable Client-Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu in the company of his younger brother- Prince Emmanuel Kanu (Fine Boy), in apparent compliance with the guidelines for our routine visits.
“Our Client- Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu has always been in a good spirit and his convictions have remained unwavering.
“We had far-reaching discussions that pertained to our professional services, and family concerns which were all addressed.
“He is amazed and impressed by the resoluteness of his millions of supporters and lovers of freedom. He is indeed, lacking in words to convey the depth of his gratitude and appreciation to you all.
“I am glad to inform millions of our supporters, wellwishers and Umuchineke, that following the outrage that greeted the despicable manner in which we were treated in the past weeks during these routine visits, the officials of the State Security Service have made a volte-face.
“We cannot hesitate to alert the world should there be any further change in their methodology, any day any time.
“Our Client- Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu was very much impressed with the level of progress so far recorded by the legal team ably led by my humble self, and other people of good conscience. Other details that may interest you further, shall remain private, as details of our legal strategy have been agreed to remain private.
“Be assured that there is light at the end of the tunnel. Never you lack focus but intensify your prayers for our dear Client-Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and all of us in the legal team. Forward ever and backward never, until victory is achieved. We are winning.”
Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu Buhari is currently in Imo state to commission some projects and meet Igbo leaders in the region.
The President landed around 9:30 am on Thursday and was welcomed by the state governor, Hope Uzodinma.
President Buhari performed ‘Guard of Honor’ duty at the airport shortly after landing.
Several Imo residents heartily welcomed the President to the state amidst rumours of a ‘sit-at-home’ ordered by the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB.
