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Nigerian Singer Davido Analyses Nigeria, Its Leaders And Potential
Nigerian Singer, Davido analyses the leadership in Nigeria and the importance of it. The singer shares his views on the possible future of the country if it was under the right guidance.
He shares that the lack of visionary leaders has affected the growth of the country. “We can’t go forward without…we need the best leaders now first, that’s the most important thing.”
Davido compliments Nigerians and their resilience “I tell people, I say if you can survive in Lagos or you can survive in Nigeria rather, you can survive anywhere. I feel like we’re survivors; we’re strong-willed people. Nigeria, if you go anywhere in the world, everybody has Nigerian friends.”
“I just feel the only thing is just missing is just the right leaders to lead us. Once we get that right, I don’t think there’s anything that will stop us”.
Korean Singer, Rosé popularly known from the K-pop group, Blackpink, is set to make her first appearance at The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, this Wednesday.
Rosé has recently been making headlines as her musical career takes off. Her recent collaboration with Bruno Mars, also helped to boost her recognition and was successful. The collaboration on the song, APT, stayed at the top of the Billboard chart for 6 weeks straight. It was a huge success globally, Bruno and Rosé also performed at the 2024 MAMA Awards hosted at Osaka, Japan.
Apart from this her latest album have broken so many records and she has now become the second-biggest debut soloist on Spotify with over 28 Million streams.
These achievements has earned Rosé a lot of fame and now she will make her first appearance at The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, a show that has featured many famous celebrities.
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Nigerian Tiktoker, Salo Expresses Gratitude To Zlatan For Contribution To His Medical Bill
Nigerian TikToker, Salo expresses gratitude to Singer Zlatan Ibile, for his assistance in helping him with his medical bill after being shot.
He shares how the singer gifted him 3 Million Naira to help with his medical bills at the hospital. The hospital requested 12 Million to treat the injured TikToker.
He revealed he lost a lot of blood after trying sort the bills, A woman paid N5 million, Zlatan gave N3 million, and his friend and girlfriend together raised N2 million. Other supporters helped to gather the rest to meet the N12 million needed.
Nigerian Activist, VeryDarkMan denies threatening the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Nyesom Wike’s life. A video of Nyesom Wike revoking the Ogbebor’s property has gone viral. Amid this video release, a WhatsApp message of someone claiming that VeryDarkMan threatened Wike was released.
VeryDarkMan speaks against such claims on his social media page on Instagram, he stated that he only appealed for the sake of Paul Ogbebor.
“I did not threaten Nyesom Wike’s life, l am not associated with the WhatsApp broadcast making the rounds.”
“l was only appealing to the minister to take a second look at the land documents presented by the sons and families of late Colonel Paul Osakpamwan Ogbebor ”.
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