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Thursday, 17 October 2013
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Asuu strike, Omotola angry

Award-winning actress, Omotola  Jalade-Ekeinnde,  has joined the protest against the strike action embarked upon by the Academic Staff Union Of Universities (ASUU).
In a series of outbursts on twitter, the actress asks questions of the Federal Government, and expresses her displeasure about the protracted strike action, which has kept almost all the public Universities closed.
View her tweets below.
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Wednesday, 16 October 2013
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Akin Ceylan Headshot - P 2013
The veteran will oversee a unit driven by DVD and digital releases of "The Hunger Games" and "Twilight" franchises.
TORONTO – Lionsgate has promoted Akin Ceylan to COO of its home entertainment group.
Ceylan will oversee operations for the home entertainment group, which has been driven by DVD and digital releases of The Hunger Games and Twilight movie franchises.The former MGM exec, who joined the mini-studio in 2005, was most recently chief supply chain officer and executive vp of operations for Lionsgate's $1 billion-plus revenue division.
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After making the rounds in Europe and Asia, Sony announced today the U.S. availability of its Xperia Z Ultra and Xperia Z1 smartphones, and the SmartWatch 2. But a word of caution: If you’re eyeing one of these phones, it’s going to cost you.
Sony Xperia Z Ultra
Sony Xperia Z Ultra
Introduced earlier this summer at the Mobile Asia Expo, the Xperia Z Ultra is the company’s latest Android phablet, and features a 6.4-inch HD touchscreen and handwriting-recognition software, so you can take notes using a stylus (not included). It’s also waterproof in up to five feet of water for up to 30 minutes, and has a quad-core processor from Qualcomm.
But, without the backing of a U.S. carrier, the 3G version of the Xperia Z Ultra costs $650, and the LTE version goes for $680. Both will work with AT&T or T-Mobile SIM cards.
The Xperia Z1’s hallmark feature is its 20.7-megapixel camera. It’s also waterproof and has a quad-core processor, but has a smaller (compared to the Xperia Z Ultra, that is) five-inch HD touchscreen.
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Monday, 14 October 2013
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BANGKOK  (AFP) – Thai authorities said Monday they had arrested the owner of a sex show visited by pop icon Rihanna — the latest crackdown inadvertently triggered by the singer’s tweets.
The bar owner on the island of Phuket has been charged in connection with the lewd performance, local district chief Veera Kerdsirimongkol told AFP, following an operation involving undercover officials.
“It was the result of the visit by Rihanna. The authorities will be more strict towards inappropriate shows or wildlife attractions,” he said.
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MANCHESTER  (AFP) – Former Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson spoke of his pride after unveiling a street named in his honour near the English champions’ Old Trafford ground on Monday.
What was Waters Reach will now be known as Sir Alex Ferguson Way.
ferguson-alexDuring the Scot’s 26 years in charge, United won 13 Premier League titles, including last season’s top-flight crown and two European Champions League trophies among a slew of silverware.
Ferguson, the most successful manager in British football history, retired at the end of last season.
Having revealed the new road sign, Ferguson said Monday: “It encapsulates probably the last 26 years – coming to the great club, the history of it.
“It’s been an incredible journey for me, ending today for me to unveil this road sign
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A final year student of Lagos State Polytechnic, Ibrahim Oluwaseun, 26, has been killed by suspected cult members at his parents’ home in Somolu area of Lagos. The deceased, a student of Business Administration, was said to  have been preparing to defend his final year project this week when he was killed on Friday night.
Our correspondent also gathered that the deceased was sitting with his mother outside their home on New Balogun street, when he was shot around 9pm.
An eyewitness, who pleaded anonymity, said the gunmen were about seven.
He said, “They were seven in number; they came to the area fully armed. All those guys were strangers to us but have been coming to the area for some time now. Nobody knew exactly what they were up to.
“That night, they confronted the boys in the area with guns and immediately people saw them, they ran for their lives.
“They shot at Oluwaseun who was with his mum outside their house. It wasn’t as if Oluwaseun was involved in any fight. He fell into the gutter immediately he was shot, just as everybody tried running for cover.”
PunchNg gathered that in the ensuing confusion, neither of Oluwaseun’s neighbours nor relatives, witnessed his fall into the gutter. It wasn’t until after the confusion had subsided that residents allegedly observed that Oluwaseun was nowhere to be found.
Another source told us that the Divisional Police Officer, Somolu Station, responding to a distress call on the shooting, drafted some patrol teams to the area.
He said, “Two patrol vehicles were sent to the area but even while the police patrolled the streets, no one noticed that Oluwaseun was in the gutter. Perhaps he might have survived the shooting if he had been discovered on time.”
Oluwaseun was said to have been discovered, few minutes after the shooting; by then, he was already dead. His corpse was said to have been recovered from the gutter by the police and taken to the Gbagada General Hospital, where he was confirmed dead.
When our correspondent visited the scene a day after the incident, there was an uneasy calm on the street; shops were under lock and key.
While a candlelight procession was held in the deceased’s honour on Saturday, there were fears among residents of more attacks. At the Oluwaseuns’ residence, visitors poured in to condole with the deceased’s family and pay tribute to his memory. His distraught mother was said to be unavailable for comments.
However, a close friend of the family, Alhaja Modupeola Kazeem, described  Oluwaseun as gentle and an easygoing young man.
Kazeem said, “I was shocked on hearing the news because I am like a second mother to him. I was one of the people who brought him up; he was a cheerful person who never made trouble. We were all surprised how those guys just came and shot at him without any provocation. Ibrahim was just a victim; he was never part of any bad group.”
She added that Oluwaseun had been buried on Saturday in accordance with Muslim rites.
The Deputy Police Public Relations Officer, Damasus Ozoani, confirmed the incident to our reporter on the telephone. He said, “There was indeed an incident on Friday night in which some suspected cultists shot one Oluwaseun in Somolu. Police immediately swung into action. They saw him lying down and he was rushed to the hospital where he died. We are investigating the case to ensure we bring the culprits to book.”

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ANOTHER plane crash was, yesterday, averted in Kaduna as IRS Airline plane with 89 passengers on board was assisted to land in Kaduna after it developed mechanical problems. The aircraft was said to have had hydraulic problem and on landing at the airport had to discharge its passengers on the runway instead of taxiing to the parking lot.
Speaking on the incident, Managing Director of IRS, Mr. Yemi Dada said, the F100 plane with registration 5N-HIR, left Murtala Muhammed Airport in Lagos for Kaduna with 89 passengers on board and “on final approach to Kaduna today (yesterday), our cockpit crew got a low hydraulic in System One warning and decided to take precautionary measures to ask for ground confirmation that all gears were down and locked. The aircraft landed normally after the control tower had confirmed that the gears were all down normally. The crew proceeded to land but followed procedure to disembark on the runway and not taxi in accordance with the procedure.
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Sunday, 13 October 2013
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ASUU strike has actually made some young people make cool money for themselves, Olawale the project fame winner said he came up to register when ASUU was on strike, and this was his first time to participate in a music competition.

Olawale is a normal guy and a young man who is into sales and repairs of phones and laptops, according to him he does the business so that he could make some money. He said " I love music so much. I play the piano, drums and I sing in my church choir. 

I was the music director of my church choir for two years before I left for school. Basically, that’s just me. My life has just been music and business. I just try to add value to myself

He says in an interview "I didn’t really come with too much determination, but anywhere I find myself, I always try to give my best in all I do. So, when I got into the academy, I didn’t have a choice than to give my best for everything Yes, but I believe that is how God wants it to be. The strike is a blessing in disguise for me."
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One time A-list artiste in Nigeria, Abolore Adigun well known as 9ice, has gained admission into the university to study law. The talented singer, who has been battling with a nose-diving music career, disclosed this to a national daily newspaper, Tribune in an interview. 

9ice told the paper that he is presently a student of Capella University, Minnesota, USA, studying Public Safety and Common Law. He however stated that he is running the school's online programme. 

According to him, "I am already in school studying Public Safety and Common Law at Capella University. It is an online programme. I can't think of any other course except Law."

The singer reportedly left the Lagos State University (LASU) in 2006, where he was then studying Law. It was at that time he gained fame with hit his hit song, 'Ganja' and later with 'Gongo Aso'.
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Ailing Yoruba actor, Pa Kasumu, photo: NET
Ailing actor, Pa Kasumu
Lagos State Governor, Babatunde Fashola has intervened to save ailing actor, Pa Kasumu who is suffering a heart and kidney complication.
The news was confirmed by Pa Kasumu’s son, Tunde Odumosu who told NET over the telephone that the governor has offered an intervention.
‘Governor Fashola is a very proactive governor. Just when we were still trying to send letters out and raise funds from different sources, he intervened and has asked that my father be taken for a new test.  We are really grateful to the God, the Governor and to Nigerians’, Odumosu said.
Odumosu says it is unclear how much involved the governor wants to get, but the family is hopeful that he will go all the way. ‘Although he (Governor Fashola) hasn’t really declared a figure, we are hopeful that since God has touched him to ask my father to undergo a test, he will fully intervene.’
Pa Kasumu needs N12million to treat a health situation that has compromised his heart and liver.
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John-Obi-Mikel-Degu-DebebeThe captain of the Ethiopian national team, Degu Debebe, is confident they can defeat the Super Eagles of Nigeria in the second leg of their 2014 World Cup qualifying game, and book a ticket in Brazil.
Emmanuel Emenike bagged a brace in Addis Ababa, to put the Eagles within touching distance of qualification, with the return leg due in November.
“We missed some good scoring chances today, but we are capable of going to Nigeria and also winning,” Debebe said after the tough encounter.
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Saturday, 12 October 2013
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For 2014, Porsche is giving its Panamera a mid-term face lift. Let’s get the bad news out of the way first: A manual transmission is no longer offered in the Panamera. The six-speed gearbox was previously available in rear-drive versions, but the writing had been on the wall, as few customers actually opted for the stick. And now to the good news; every Panamera—save for the not-for-America diesel model—gets more power.
The naturally aspirated, entry-level 3.6-liter V-6 gets 10 more horsepower, for a total of 310. The engine is Porsche's own—essentially the 4.8-liter V-8 minus a cylinder from each bank—and it has nothing to do with the Volkswagen-designed 3.6-liter VR6 found in the Cayenne and a number of other VW Group models.
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Mark Zuckerberg just made an unusual purchase. Well, four purchases.


Facebook's billionaire founder bought four homes surrounding his current home near Palo Alto, Mercury News reports. The houses cost him more than $30 million, including one 2,600 square-foot home that cost $14 million. (His own home is twice as large at 5,000 square-feet and cost half as much.)


Larry Page made a similar move a few years ago so he could build a 6,000-square-foot mansion. But Zuckerberg's reason is different. He doesn't want to live in excess, he just wants a little privacy.


Zuckerberg reportedly took action after he learned that a developer wanted to purchase one of his neighbor's homes and use the fact that Zuckerberg lived close by as a marketing tactic. He started purchasing the homes last December. Zuckerberg will lease the four homes he just bought back to its current residents.

It's sad yet ironic that Zuckerberg has to go through great lengths to protect his privacy. 
Yesterday news broke that Facebook was removing yet another privacy feature. Soon, even people who wish to remain hidden from Facebook searches will have no choice but to be searchable on the social network.

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Alhaji Mujahid Asari-Dokubo
The leader of the Niger Delta People’s Volunteer Force, NDPVF, Mr. Muhajid Asari-Dokubo has joined the swelling rank of private university proprietors with his establishment of a university in the neighbouring Republic of Benin, PREMIUM TIMES reported on Friday.
Asari-Dokubo, who already owns a soccer academy in the West African country and another one in Abuja, Nigeria, said the university, which will be known as King Amachree African University, KAAU, had already been accredited to commence degree programmes beginning September 2014.
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The nationwide strike embarked upon by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) is exactly 107 days today with no sign of ending. Both the federal government and members of the Union are adamant despite several calls from different groups and individuals to bring an end to the protracted feud. Maryam Garba Hassan takes a look at the implications of the industrial action on some crucial aspects of the society.
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Friday, 11 October 2013
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Picking an England squad is never easy. There is always going to be debate no matter which players are selected and some England supporters just love a good moan at the national set-up and manager Roy Hodgson. 

However, this article looks at the Englishman who can genuinely feel hard done by not to being included in the squad for the upcoming games against Montenegro and Poland. If all five keep up their good early season form, a place in the final 23 should the Three Lions get to Brazil, will certainly be within their reach.

1. Adam Lallana

Adam Lallana of Southampton (20) celebrates as he scores their first goal during the Barclays Premier League match between Southampton and Swansea City at St Mary's Stadium on October 6, 2013 in Southampton, England
Saints captain Lallana has been in incredible form in the opening seven games of the season. Southampton are currently 4th in the Premier League table and have only lost once all season.

The 25-year old is the south coast club's attacking lynch-pin and through him comes most of their forward threat, linking from the other midfielders to strikers Ricky Lambert (who is in the squad) and new signing Pablo Osvaldo. Adam would add much needed skill on the wing to the current England squad with Theo Walcott and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain missing injured and he can also play centrally.

Lallana does already have one England appearance, coming on as a substitute over a year ago against Ukraine, and he hopes to add to that claiming it "an ambition" and looking to "emulate" good friend Lambert.
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League to replace international friendlies?

UEFA is considering a radical overhaul of international football that would see national teams playing a new Nations League competition.
The idea, mooted at executive committee meetings that preceded a UEFA meeting in Dubrovnik last month, would see European football’s governing body using existing dates for friendlies in the international calendar to launch a new league involving all 54 member nations.
Under the plans, all UEFA members would be divided into a series of perhaps nine divisions based on their recent results, with promotion and relegation following each round of matches.
The winner of the first division would be UEFA’S Nations League champion and win a cash prize, with the bottom team in each division being relegated in favour of the winner of the division below.
The Norwegian FA president, Yngve Hallen, who sits on UEFA’s national committee for international tournaments, said: “It is true that a series of games is one of the models being discussed.”
If the UEFA Nations League idea is developed, then the European governing body would be likely to look to centralise the TV and marketing rights in the same way as it has for the Champions League.
“The success of the Champions League has already inspired the Europa League. This is also something they are trying to look at in connection with the Nations League – how this can sharpen the market. That’s what this is largely about,” said Hallen.
“But there have been very clear political guidelines from all 54 federations that the focus needs to be on the football/competitive aspect. All countries should have equal opportunities,” he added.
“No-one should have to qualify for this tournament – everyone plays from the first game. And then there is also a recognition that tournament form should be easy to understand for most people. All this we need to work out.”
The Swedish FA representative Karl-Erik Nilsson told Aftonbladet that “it has been established that it is difficult to get interest around friendlies”.
“For 2020 it has been looked at whether it would be possible to combine traditional qualifiers with with this league format, instead of friendlies, to increase interest,” he said.
“It is worth looking at but we were clear that it can’t have an impact on the qualifiers for the Euro tournaments. The qualifiers are No1 and have the highest priority. There won’t be more international games because of this.”
He said the initial reaction among the 54 members was that “creating more interest is not something negative”.
Nilsson added: “All 54 members were in Croatia and the idea was presented from a perspective of: is this worth looking at? And the overall feeling was: ‘let’s look at it but don’t let it have an impact on the qualifiers’.”
With interest in friendly internationals at an all time low, the idea has some appeal. One wonders though, whether the likes of England or Spain would be prepared to write off the income they would lose from lucrative friendlies against the likes of Brazil and Argentina. If UEFA could guarantee them financial compensation, one would imagine they would.

Clubs happy with Champions League

The European Club Association (ECA) has insisted it is happy with the UEFA Champions League format after Galatasaray chairman Unal Aysal called for it ti be replaced by a European Super League.
Aysal was talking at the Leaders in Football Conference in London, and stated that the time had come for a new league for Europe.
“I think it is the future of football,” he said. “It has to be created, not after 10 years, but as soon as possible.
“Football is a big industry, a growing industry, and a European super league will bring a lot of support and also energise football in general.
“I think it could be 20 big teams, for example, in Europe, with the last three, four or five teams can change every year.
“I think it can be operated in a proper way in order to make it effective and useful to European football and also to bring new horizons in football.”
Aysal insisted that a Super League would not necessarily mean a breakaway from UEFA, but admitted that this would be a price worth paying to get the new league up and running.
“The system has to be put in place, either by UEFA or by the clubs themselves. Then we will decide if a breakaway will be necessity or not,” he continued.
“It’s not yet totally elaborated and prepared and put on the paper. But it is a concept that is under discussion for a few years. It is not a new concept, but we favour it.
“The first 15-20 big clubs of Europe all agree with this – nobody will say no. Manchester United, Paris St Germain, Real Madrid.
“There may be one or two exceptions for local reasons, political reasons, and I will understand, but as the future for European clubs and the future of football, nobody can say no to this.
“Every reality starts with a dream. At the moment, it looks like a dream, a vision. I am sure, sooner or later, in a maximum of five years’ time, it will be a reality.
“Other clubs’ bosses, presidents and chairman are looking at this opportunity and talking to each other I think we will come together and look into each other’s eyes and follow it.”
However, the European Club Association issued a quick rebuttal to Aysal’s comments, insisting they are more than happy with the current Champions League set-up.
A statement read: “The European Club Association (ECA) has taken note of comments made today regarding the alleged creation of a European Super League in 2018.
“ECA underlines that such an idea was never discussed within the association and never figured on any meeting agenda. ECA is very happy with the current European club competitions.”
Bayern Munich CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, the head of ECA, said: “Our European Super League is the UEFA Champions League!
“We are very happy with the current competitions and our extremely fruitful collaboration with UEFA.
“We will continue to work together with UEFA, and this beyond 2018.”

Real Madrid fines fined for Nazi symbols

A Spanish government commission has imposed fines of 3,000 euros each on four Real Madrid fans who displayed Nazi symbols at last month’s La Liga match against city rivals Atletico at Real’s Bernabeu stadium.
The four were members of the far right “Ultras Sur” group and the symbols displayed including a swastika and the German word “Totenkopf”, a reference to the Nazis’ SS paramilitary organisation, according to an official who asked not to be identified by name.
Real, who lost the match 1-0, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The four, who were not named, were also banned from sporting venues for six months.
The punishments were imposed by Spain’s commission against violence, racism, xenophobia and intolerance in sport.
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Thursday, 10 October 2013
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OLAMIDE-2
FULL NAMES: Olamide Adeniyi
STAGE NAMES: Olamide
DATE OF BIRTH: 15th March, 1989
PLACE OF BIRTH: Lagos
WEIGHT: 60kg
HEIGHT: 5.9ft
MARITAL STATUS: Single
FAMILY DETAILS: 6 children
PETS: Dogs
CURRENT RESIDENCE: Lagos
HOME TOWN: Ijebu, Ogun State.
FAVORITE FOOD: All
FAVORITE SPOT: Studio
DAY OR NIGHT OWL: Night
INFLUENCES: Jay z
FAVORITE COLORS: Black
CHILDHOOD AMBITIONS: Footballer
WHAT ELSE DO YOU DO: I live my life
DESCRIBE YOUR PERSONALITY: I’m cool, Godly, a genius and a Baddoo.
WHAT ARE YOU SCARED OF: Nothing
GREATEST REGRET: I don’t have any
BIGGEST ACCOMPLISHMENT: Making it out of the ghetto
FAVORITE ARTISTES: Jay z
MOST PRIZED POSSESSION: I’m not a material person
ADVICE TO BEGINNERS: put God first, be smart and hardworking.
MESSAGE TO FANS: Thanks for supporting the brand Olamide from day one and keep supporting the Nigerian Music Industry.
TWITTER HANDLE: @Olamide_ybnl.
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COKOBAR MUSIC FESTIVAL: The Whole Concert In Pictures (Amazing Entertainment For Monday)

COKOBAR did it again! Sean Tizzle, Olamide and Flavour show London why they are Afrobeats Superstars at Cokobar Music Festival 2013.

The highly anticipated concert, Cokobar Music Festival took place on the 6th of October, 2013 to celebrate Nigeria’s 53rd Independence and was broadcast live on Nigeria’s Beat 99.9 FM. International superstars Sean Tizzle and Olamide graced the stage as supporting acts while Mr Flavour Nabania headlined the concert.
The UK’s number one African comedian, Eddie Kadi, hosted the festival and kept the crowd in fits of laughter throughout the show.
Lola Rae and Solid Star started off the festival with blazing hot performances that got the audience pumped and ready to see the main attractions for the night.
Despite only having two hit singles out rising Afrobeats superstar, Sean Tizzle, still managed to get the audience rocking as he performed “Sho Le” and “Mama Eh” to the sold out crowd.
DJ Bayo was on the wheels of steel throughout the night keeping the crowd dancing the night away in between performances.
Once “The Baddest Guy Ever Liveth”, Olamide, hit the stage the crowd went wild and those that were seated were on their feet jumping, waving and dancing to the star’s list of hits from “Omo To Shan” to “Durosoke”. The crowd was singing and rapping every word of his lyrics and Olamide even went into the crowd to allow his fans to sing along with him – see pictures.
Then, the main attraction, Flavour took to the stage with his live band. From the moment he stepped on the stage, ladies were screaming and guys were hailing the Igbo superstar as he sang, serenaded and danced a long with the sold out crowd that consisted of fans from all over Africa.
Flavour flexed his vocal abilities as he sang his extensive catalogue of love songs, dancefloor hits and collaborations that had both the ladies and the fellas waving their hands in the air and shaking and whining their waist lines. He event went shirtless for the ladies!The night ended with a special appearance by Iyanya who took to the stage to close the festival with Flavour as they performed their smash hit single “Jombolo”.
The D3 Dancers did an amazing job with their slick dance moves flexible waists. They performed alongside Olamide and Flavour and kept the energy levels high even after the musicians had left them on stage to keep rocking to their hypnotising beats.
If you missed this concert you missed out on another sold out extravaganza that has become synonymous with the Cokobar brand. The Cokobar Music Festival was a sure 10 over 10. Enjoy ALL the pictures- relive the concert.
Text: Mariam Ajibola
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Awilo Logonba

Solidstar
Solidstar

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Sean Tizzle arrives on stage
Sean Tizzle arrives on stage

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Sean Tizzle
Sean Tizzle

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Olamide aka BADDO
Olamide aka BADDO

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Olamide in new top - loving the print!
Olamide in new top – loving the print!

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Eddie Kadi, the show host invited some girls on stage to show off their dutty whine skills – each lady took her turn but one in particular gave the crowd more than they bargained for.

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 The girl above went absolutely mad with her dance moves
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Ubi Franklin and Iyanya
Ubi Franklin and Iyanya



Time for some FLAVOUR!
Time for some FLAVOUR!

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This time, Flavour picks out a few girls to do some more shaking.
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Its all about the abs for this lady right here!
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