MC Oluomo discharged from hospital, may have been flown abroad

How MC Oluomo was stabbed – K1 publicist

The Publicist of Fuji maestro, Wasiu Ayinde Anifowoshe, Kunle Rasheed has narrated the events that led to the stabbing of National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) Lagos State Treasurer Musiliu Akinsanya (a.k.a MC Oluomo) during the rally of the All Progressives Congress (APC) at the Skypower Grounds, Ikeja Government Reservation Area (GRA) last Tuesday.

According to him, the crisis, which was purely union matter, started between NURTW State Auditor Adekunle Mustapha (Sego) and Idumota Chairman Azeez Lawal (a.k.a Kunle Poly) on K1’s stage.

He said: “Both of them (Mustapha and Lawal) had issues on K1’s stage and K1 waded into the matter. At a point, Mustapha left the stage. Not quite long. MC Oluomo came on stage and exchanged greetings with K1, NURTW State Chairman, Tajudeen Agbede. As at that time, the boys of Sego and Kunle Poly had started fighting on the ground. So, it was not safe for MC Oluomo to leave the stage until one of Kunle Poly’s boys came on stage and threatening to kill MC Oluomo with a dagger. Agbede slapped him three times and chased him away. K1 also joined him to chase him away from the stage. He later returned to the stage and stabbed MC Oluomo and one Abija. That was how it happened.”

According to him, if not for K1, the crisis would have been bigger than that as he repeatedly talking to both warring parties to douse the tension.

“I was on the stage with them. I was there all through. K1 tried his best to resolve the crisis between the NURTW leaders over the State Chairmanship tussle even before that rally. People should stop accusing K1 of not doing enough to resolve their crisis,” he said.

Rasheed denied that the musician abuse Lagos State Governor Akinwunmi Ambode, which some said led the supporters of the governor to start the crisis.

According to him, the track people were referring to has nothing to do with Ambode.

“If you check the new album he made for (Babajide) Sanwo-Owu, that track is there. He has even sang the track long before the crisis started. The track is all about APC and the party’s governorship candidate,” he said.

On why K1 continue singing while Ambode was making his speech, Rasheed described it as normal practice.

“If you are at the APC Convention in Abuja, the instruction was that as soon as someone is introduced, K1 will sing. Same thing happened at the Skypower Grounds, K1 started singing when Governor Ambode handed the party’s flag to Sanwo-Olu and that has nothing to do with the crisis. He didn’t abuse or insulted Governor Ambode as some are peddling,” he said.

Anita Joseph rains curses on friend who advised her to “reduce her hips and bum”

Anita Joseph rains curses on friend who advised her to “reduce her hips and bum”

Curvy and beautiful actress, Anita Joseph has heaped curses on a so-called friend who asked her to reduce the size of her hips and bum. Anita took to Instagram to share a gorgeous photo of herself and type out curses in her native language for the unnamed individual who gave the unsolicited advice.

Read her caption: “So some one said to me Today”
Please Anita you need to reduce ur hips and bum
Excuse me reduce this hips and bum ?
This body that people pay millions to have now?
And God gave me for free you say i shuld wat ???waka shege gi dere wicked evil persn are you maaad
Ezigbo kitikpa na Enwe ‘ro nne na Nna gba gi dere
#curvynita#naturalbody#Gods gift#

Nollywood actress, Ngozi Nwosu said she luckily escaped the violence that erupted at the APC campaign rally

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Sego, the NURTW official, who allegedly stabbed MC Oluomo has opened up

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MC Oluomo, will be flown abroad anytime soon for further treatment

Lil Uzi Vert Shocks The World, Announces He’s Quitting Music

The wait for Uzi’s album; “Eternal Atake” is real, but given the rapper’s track record, it’s still unclear if the project will see the light of day this year.

Lil Uzi Vert has been preparing for the album’s release throughout 2018. Don Cannon even said that we’d be getting it before the year ends which was clearly false.

However, it looks like worse news has come from the world of Lil Uzi Vert. The rapper announced his departure from music today.

Whether the album drops this year or not remains a mystery, but there seems to be another factor that might delay its process.

Lil Uzi Vert announced on Instagram that he’s “done with music.” The rapper thanked his fans for their love and support over the years but said that he wanted to be normal again, wishing he could wake up in 2013.

“I wanna take the time out to say I thank each and every one of my supporters but I’m done with music I deleted everything I wanna be normal,” he wrote. “I wanna wake up in 2013.”

He added at the bottom of the post, “You are free.”

There is a possibility that tensions with his record label could be what has made him take the decision.

He’s been vocal all along about the issues he’s been having with his record label and he often talks about it on other artiste’s songs that he’s featured on.

 

 

Exclusive!!! Newly Wedded Nigerian Singer; Simi, Is Pregnant!!!

Everyone yesterday was put at the edge of their seats when news rocked the internet about Adekunle Gold and Simi’s secret wedding in Lagos.

Same thing is about to happen again today as reports from close sources confirmed to us that Simi is already carrying Adekunle Gold’s baby. Reports reaching us have confirmed that the two love birds won’t be having a white wedding (There is the widespread belief that the purpose of a white wedding is to magnify the envious virginity status of the bride, and since Simi is now pregnant, the purpose has been defeated which is why a white wedding won’t be holding) as against earlier reports that it will be holding a day after their traditional wedding which is today, 10th of January, 2018.

Instead it was gathered that what will be happening today, 10th of January, 2018, is only a reception that will be hosting more family and friends that were not privileged to be at the traditional wedding yesterday, 9th of January, 2018 as only 300 wedding guests were catered for.

Some people close to the singers even said they noticed a change in the shape of Simi’s belly while she was dancing at the traditional wedding ceremony, prompting widespread assumptions that she could be pregnant for Mr Gold.

Interview with Ogundele, one of the youngest Nigeria Billionaires

 

In the beginning

While growing up on the streets of Agege, the fear of poverty was my greatest motivation. Out of the 47 houses on our street, only two people owned a power generating set. This taught me a great lesson that for wealth to be generated, my environment and the people I surround myself with, need to change. At the tender age of 9, I started visiting Ikoyi with the mindset  that someday, I would also live there. Today, that dream has become reality. I became a billionaire at a young age because I prepared myself for it. It required hardwork and a strong conviction that I was chosen and ordained by God. This is the basis of  my confidence which motivates  me to  dream bigger than my environment.

Passion for entrepreneurship

I speak English, French, Spanish, Yoruba, and Hausa. It will interest you to know that I have a working knowledge of Japanese and Arabic languages. From childhood, I developed a passion for entrepreneurship. That’s been my only passion to date. I was first introduced to business at a tender age in Africa’s largest market, Oke-Arin. Out of curiosity, I  followed my mother to the market where I learned every aspect of trading. That’s why I’m not surprised  I’m the Managing Director and Chairman of Sujimoto. We usually say  Sujimoto is to architecture what Picasso was to art. We are a dynamic and innovative luxury real estate firm. Our major mission is to revolutionize the luxury real estate sector.

Fear of poverty

The fear of poverty brought me this far in life. As a builder, the foundation for me was very crucial because a man’s foundation gives him a glimpse into his future. Without my childhood experiences, I wouldn’t be where I am today. It didn’t only  make me resilient, it was a strong  pillar. I have zero tolerance for failure and I believe that a man  who lives in an apartment in Ikorodu today, can own a house in Ikoyi tomorrow. Success is all about choices we make and our priorities. I’m  quite  fortunate to have won the ovarian lottery of my mother; a woman who at the age of nine was sent to Cameroon as a sales girl. Today, against all odds, she’s  among the biggest distributors for Nestlé Nigeria Plc. She inspired me to be who and what  I am today. She taught me the importance of having a great vision and working persistently towards making it a reality.

Foundations of my success

I found wealth by reading books. My first introduction to entrepreneurship was when I read Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill. Ten years in any university could never have given me what I learned in 10 days. This changed my life forever. I understood two things. The first is to look for a product. The second one is to create a competitive advantage. Also, customers should always come first. These principles are the foundations of my success.

My first major break

I ventured into the luxury real estate sector at a time when Nigerians were beginning to demand value for their money. My vision was simple: to redefine luxury living by exceeding all expectations. My simple philosophy was to create sugar, after which ants will come. I have been doing real estate since 1998 when I lived in the South of France as a common agent with no license. Back then, I brokered a lot of deals in project management and financing but my first major break was in 2011 when I bought an apartment in Paris and decided to remodel it. My friends thought I was crazy and ostentatious but after I was done renovating, I sold it in less than two months to a friend from Qatar for double the price. This investment flip in such a short time re-ignited my interest in real estate and changed my career path forever.

Before moving back to Nigeria, I visited my aunt who bought a house on Banana Island. After paying so much for the house, I still had to help her redesign the kitchen, change the doors, tiles and other things. It was very exerting and frustrating considering the fact that one would expect a house of that magnitude and price to have quality accessories and interiors.When I decided to return to Nigeria in 2014, I had the vision to liberate the Nigerian luxury real estate market and bring true value to customers, who were not only tired of architectural mediocrity but also frustrated by value depreciation.

I ventured  into the luxury real estate sector at a time when Nigerians were beginning to demand quality and value for their money. They had been at the mercy of mediocre developers who  refused to raise the bar in terms of quality but demanded ridiculous prices, because they thought the customer didn’t know better.The market was littered with substandard structures, going for exorbitant prices. All I did was to create sugar by offering  world-class service with  superb finishing of international standard at reasonable prices. The game changed and  today, most of the so-called top developers are using Sujimoto as a case study. Many have copied our designs and tried to emulate our marketing strategy.

Potentials and talents

My desire to create a platform that inspires the next generation made us to organise a mentorship platform. It was to inspire young talents and send a message to the nation that our major asset is our human capital. The Sujimoto one-day internship and mentoring programme is a lifetime project  and it’s  objective is  empowering young aspiring entrepreneurs with business skills, advisory, mentorship and financial support. Young Nigerian students between the ages of  12 and  22 were specially selected from different institutions from all over Nigeria to participate.

This event is about inspiration.Without the right mentorship, people might miss the road to their destinies. That’s why we have different people from different industries, who share their stories with young people and encourage them to pursue their dreams. Youths need to know that their location has nothing to do with their destination. The project is for youths for now. Nigeria  has a  tendency  of  discouraging people from achieving their potentials with their talents.  We want our brand to  empower  youths and help them achieve their potentials. A short message can transform a mindset, just the way a piece of advice can change a life.

Accepting failure

Mentoring assures people that there’s someone who cares about them, assures them that they are not alone in dealing with day-to-day challenges and makes them feel  they matter. Ultimately, mentoring connects an individual to personal growth and development, social and economic opportunities. Sadly, one-in-three young people will grow up without this crucial asset.Anyone aspiring to be great should not accept failure. When failure happens, people should rather be strong and learn from it. Nobody succeeds without challenging himself.

I want to encourage young people in this country to read books, because a widely read person is an asset any day. Being creative should not be ignored as well as associating with the right people.

Biggest challenge in life

I dreamed of developing what I can call the biggest project in my life; which is the tallest residential building in Sub-Sahara Africa estimated to cost $90 million. I invested all my money, time and passion into it because believed in it. Sadly, our economy crashed and things became rough. Sometimes, life snatches peoples’ dreams away, making everything around them appear impossible. At that point, some people told me that real estate is a difficult sector. They said it was better I abandoned my passion and do something else. I visited a friend’s water factory in Abeokuta and thought about venturing into the pure-water business. Not satisfied with that, I was at Ijebu Igbo and visited some farms because farming looked promising.

Confused and devastated

A friend, whom I lent about $2 million defaulted.  I contemplated selling all I owned and move to New York City. At that point, I had spoken to a successful Nigerian actor, who relocated to Atlanta because of the recession in the country. He assured me that I could access credit through a flexible banking system. I was confused and devastated, but I kept the words of Napoléon Hills on replay in my head. I remembered that my condition at the time should not determine my destination.

However, I knew that running away wasn’t the definition of the Motomatics Philosophy I had created. The Sujimoto I know wasn’t a runaway loser, neither is it a brand that lacked focus. I developed courage and refocused my life. I revisited my options and created Guilliano, the son of Lorenzo, the grandson of Cosimo the Medici. I conceptualised, planned and executed the project, even though I didn’t have all the money.  It was the most inspiring, most difficult and most challenging time for me. I am thankful I didn’t give up.

I have remained focused in pursuing that dream and making  it come true. In 10 years from now, we want to see beneficiaries of the foundation come back to testify to how the organisation has changed their lives and also contribute to the moral and educational development of others. I want to see the foundation develop into a life-changing institution and a model in the humanitarian circle. Recently, professionals cautioned that the scope of the foundation is too broad. We were advised to focus on education, empowerment and community development.

Life of contentment

We must begin to address  challenges in the education sector in a strategic manner. When an individual is educated, many generations would automatically be liberated through him. That’s because the level of reasoning and the worldview of an educated individual are remarkably different from others. Through lawmaking, we can reform the education system and make it more result-oriented. Through lawmaking, we can bring hope to millions of people through education. The liberation of every society starts with education. To achieve this, we must live a life of contentment. We live flamboyant lifestyles that we do not have the capacity to sustain whereas crucial needs like education suffer. We cannot develop if we continue like that. This is why I invest so much in education. Every year, I distribute thousands of exercise books to schools. When I was in primary two, I could not afford exercise books. Whenever I remember my experience, I acknowledge the deprivation some pupils go through and how useful I could be to them. That’s why I have been actively involved in the empowerment of  youths and women. To reach a larger percentage of these groups, we need to put in place robust institutional frameworks that are supportive of the society we want to build.  I think the society we want, should be progressive, developmental and wealth-creating. Young men and women die daily of ailments that could be cured by common medical solutions. Children, who are willing to learn do not have the basic facilities required for descent learning. If we cannot begin to think of how to address these challenges, it means we have lost the essence of humanity. We must create an environment that’s conducive for  education and healthy living.

-uncova.com

Here Are 10 Reasons Why Winners Chapel Is ‘Dangerously’ Wealthy

10 REASONS WHY WINNERS CHAPEL IS DANGEROUSLY WEALTHY

1.  In 2016 Winners Chapel had over #150 billion naira expenditure. Considering Ogun state makes about 75 billion a year on IGR then it is debatable that Winners is wealthier than Ogun state.
CAVEAT: It is unclear whether the total expenditure includes or excludes expenditures of subset organizations of the church e.g universities and secondary schools.

b. It is unclear whether this figure represents the totality of headquarter’s expenditure or merely a summation of individual branch expenditure. If latter is correct then each branch of the winners chapel is spending 25 million naira/annum.

2. Winners Chapel holds about 30 – 40 Billion naira in financial reserves. This is more than a cumulative of Ekiti’s IGR for the next 10 years.

3. The Church has an estimated 12,000 pastors on payroll operating its 6000 church network. In comparison the global total number of clerics in Winners equal the 10,000 United Bank Of Africa (UBA) staff strength.

4. The Church tithes a 10th of her income to another Nigerian church.

5. In 2016 the Church spent 10-12 Billion naira on Educational facilities which included a 5 billion naira Research center, its 22nd Secondary school in Delta worth 700 million naira and a befitting Post Graduate residence for Covenant University.

6. In 2018 the church completed a #1 billion naira stadium in its Canaan-land campus Ota.

7. The church currently holds a federal govt backed licence to build a private airstrip in Ota.

8. The Church’s hangar reportedly can conveniently hold six private jets. However the church maintains one jet for now.

9. In the last decade the church has acquired over 24 villages translating to #8000 hectares to build a new city of 15,000 houses which would be the second biggest in the world.

10. Winners currently pays #300 million/annum to subscribe its universities to global data analytics services, which gives its universities far more edge than other universities in the country.

Kanye West Rekindles Beef With Drake Over Wife, Kim

 

The thought that a Kanye West and Drake beef had ended with Kanye’s last social media rant on Drake has now been proven to be a seriously erroneous conception.

Well just yesterday morning, Kanye West took to Twitter to air out even more ‘pain’, this time concerning a report that Drake had “re-followed” his wife Kim Kardashian on Instagram, much to his dismay.

His response was telling. He asked, “Imagine having a problem with somebody and they follow your wife on Instagram?” – a rhetorical device he must hope will galvanize his Twitter base.

Kanye does have a point; keeping your nemesis’ wife within arms reach makes little sense, from a sensible point of view. Insecurities aside, adultery is a heartbreaking sin, so says the Bible, and Kanye has a lot to gain from getting his message across, in regards to his own piece of mind.

Kanye West abruptly brought his Twitter spree to close with a message of convalescence. “Love everyone,” Kanye opined, as he reached for the breakfast tray pully once again.

Last time out, Drake shrugged things off, but not before a personal phone call was placed with little result. Keep it peeled for updates, Kanye West is prone to second and third helpings

Davido Performs “Assurance” In A Unique Style With Chioma At The “City Of Davido” Concert || Watch

Davido performing “Assurance” with Chioma on stage at his concert in Lagos last night was truly a sight to behold for the lovers.

The singer brought out his beloved, serenading her with love as she was seated on stage.

He performed “Assurance” specially for her and the beautiful crowd even made it more beautiful as they supported Davido in singing for the beautiful Chioma.

Source: tooexclusive

Watch video below:

 

 

Drama As LAWYER SLAPS JUDGE In Court… Over Unfavourable Judgement!!!

An Indian lawyer slaps judge at a Bombay High court over a judgement that did not go in his favour. The legal practitioner, Dinesh Parate is already facing a criminal contempt of court charge after the assault.

According to Afternoon Voice, Parate had accosted and slapped senior civil judge K R Deshpande outside a lift on the seventh floor of the Nagpur District and Sessions court around noon on Wednesday.

He then tried to run away but he was arrested by security operatives.

According to the police, the lawyer was not happy over the judge’s decision in a case.

Parate, an assistant public prosecutor, has been issued a notice seeking a response from him within six weeks as to why action for criminal contempt of court should not be taken against him.

The court also condemned the action of the lawyer, calling it an affront on the judiciary.

Justice Deshpande of the high court noted in his order that it was a serious matter where personal security of a judge was under threat.

“It is a threat to the independence of the judiciary. The rule of law is being undermined. Such outrageous conduct needs no tolerance,” the high court said.

“It causes or tends to cause obstruction or interference in the administration of justice, as it is the result of adjudication by the judge which has gone against Dinesh Parate,” Justice Deshpande said.

Aisha Omolola, a 300 Level student in A took her own life

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Beat FM’s Olisa Adibua Disagrees With MTV Base’s List Of 20 Hottest Naija Tracks Of 2018, Releases Own

Top music platform MTV Base recently released their top 20 songs of 2018 and one prominent OAP, Olisa Adibua, of Beat FM disagrees with the list.

He then went ahead to release his own, tagging it; ‘Olisa’s Best Of Nigeria 2018.”

 

Wizkid Addresses Shola, Tife And Family Feud Publicly At His “Made In Lagos” Concert

After a long while has finally given his thoughts on his issues with his baby mamas.

You would recall there was a time this year that Wizkid had a very blown issue with his baby mamas. The baby mamas called him out for abandoning his responsibilities on his other children while publicly displaying his efforts on Zion; the child he had with his manager, Jada P.

Sola, his first baby mama released Whatsapp conversations between her and the superstar, revealing how Wizkid abandoned his son; Boluwatife and making empty promises.

Sometime later, his second baby mama also called him out for doing the same thing to their son, Ayo.