BEYONCE GIVES BIRTH TO DEVIL INCARNATE!!!

Don't be fooled by the Caption,Beyonce and Jayz's newborn named Blue Ivy carter is not the devil incarnate as the rumours say. It is actually unfair for a new born to be called SATAN. Only hours after her birth,some heartless vandals Defaced the Sign-post front of a church in North Carolina with the inscprition "Beyonce has her baby,Satan is on Earth.The Pastor at Beulah Hill Baptist Church in West End only discovered the vandalism after receiving numerous complaints from people around the area and immediately Removed the Sign post.NOTE:The church had nothing to do with the apocalyptic message,it was just a simple victim in a random act of mischief!!!

THE REAL THRUTH BEHIND THE REMOVAL OF FUEL SUBSIDY!!!

To be candid,the removal of fuel subsidy is the best thing for the Nigerian economy as it will go a long way to help the entire country IF(remember IF is a CONDITIONAL clause meaning it could be or NOT be) the words of Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and his subordinates are anything to go by.A great number of Nigerian's are not aware of the benefits we all will share in the nearest or latter future depending on the speed of the work GEJ and his team will do IF they actually keep to their words.
  GOOD REASONS BEHIND THE REMOVAL OF FUEL SUBSIDY
Am quite informed of the means of exportation and importation of CRUDE and REFINED oil in Nigeria.CRUDE OIL is found in Nigeria exported oversees to be Refined in foreign refineries and finally imported back to the country after being refined for the consumption.some dealers who are meant to take the refined oil to Nigeria to whom the Government have given a large amount of money(amounting 2 billions of naira) divert the oil to sell in Neighbouring country for higher amounts.By doing this,the Rich actually gets richer and the poor poorer,The removal if fuel subsidy would leave these dealers with little or no choice but 2 sell this oil to the Nigerian citizens.
Furthermore,the removal of fuel Subsidy would leave the nation with no choice But to think about opening new refineries and make non-functional refineries function.By doing so twould create a very high number of Job opportunities nationwide and even could make the nation exporters of BOTH crude and refined oil.
Finally,when oil refineries are active in the nation there is more guarantee that fuel price would drop back to a lower price(could be more than N65,N65 or even less)and our children and coming generations would gain a lot from this bold step GEJ and his team envisage.
REASONS WHY WE ALL SHOULD FIGHT AGAINST FUEL SUBSIDY REMOVAL
The key issues why Nigerians are not in support of the removal of fuel subsidy is Lack of Trust for our leaders and misinformation or improper means of communication.SO WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO THE MONEY SPENT ON SUBSIDY BEFORE THE REMOVAL?-GEJ and his team said they'll use it to create a cheaper transport network for all Nigerians."Now, that's funny"loool...Distributing 1600 vehicles to each state nation wide to transportation is one of the ways he intends doing that.(NOTE-Fashola Supplied 2000 to lagos state alone)secondly why share 1600 buses per state,when we know some states are more populated than other?The money used in buying 57600 buses(1600*36) would have gone a long way to help subsiding fuel...who doesn't think so?The millions spent of irrelvant things like NATIONAL CAKE,DRESSING OF ASO ROCK GARDEN and EVEN THE OVER PAYMENT OF OUR SENATORS(forget the 25% off,that won't hurt them oh,they still earn more than BARRACK OBAMA).
Secondly,why is it NOW Goodluck choose to remove fuel subsidy?Couldn't it(Another conditional clause) be that he's trying to get at some certain investors in the oil sector?IF truly that's part of the reasons............you pass your verdict.
Thirdly,there are no real evidences that the words GEJ is telling us would be done as he's showing everyday he's not a man of his words and he has agendas he didn't say when those who voted him in office did.How do you trust a president who guaranteed you safety before he got into office,when he got there he says "This Bombings are something we've tried to stop,but as it stands we SHOULD LEARN TO LEAVE WITH IT"
Fourthly,Removing fuel subsidy at this CRUCIAL time when the nation is facing terrorist attacks by Boko-Haram is obviously NOT the wisest thing to do,it only goes a long way to show GEJ doesn't know what a SCALE OF PREFERENCE look like.This is obviously a case of misplaced priority!!!
Finally,IF vision1990 was postponed to vision2000 and vision2000 was postponed to vison2010 and vison 2010 is now vision 2020 was makes you think that vision 2020 wouldn't be vision 20forever???The leadership of the nation is still corrupt so we can't bank on the words they say mostly when we have not seen any attempt to change before a certain policy comes up.If GEJ and his team had started plans to make atleast one refinery before talking about the fuel subsidy removal it would have been understandable..."I want to use this meduim to thank everyone involved in the #occupyNigeria protest and the NLC for standing up to "bad" leadership!!!Also thanking you for your time to read this article....love y'all....#OCCUPYNIGERIA

LEAK:WIZKID-LOWKEY!!!

There's nothing much to say about wizkid again....we all know his quality and believe it or not,this EME boy has not plan of slowing down,with lowkey,a track NOT for minors,wizkid has simply told the world that he's fast growing into being wizADULT...lool

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JONATHAN'S POOR COMMUNICATION TO THE PEOPLE:THE POSSIBLE REASONS BEHIND THE PRESENT STATE OF THE NATION

Subsidising goods and services is one of the many ways to redistribute wealth – without which many segments of the population would suffer. In western nations for instance, one of the ways government redistributes wealth is through social programmes, i.e. supplemental security income; food stamp programme; vocational rehabilitation; medical assistance; aid to families with dependent children, and unemployment compensation. Unfortunately, many of these programmes are non-existent in most developing countries like Nigeria.

Even though the Nigerian government has the financial resources to do so, it seems to lack the capacity and the structure. And the very little it can provide is riddled with corruption, waste, and inefficiency. And ever since oil became the driving force of the Nigerian and global economy, oil subsidy has been one of the few mechanisms government has used to redistribute wealth. Even so, the amount of waste and theft that characterises the system is almost unimaginable.

Subsidy – monetary assistance made by government – to shore up, encourage or stabilise some sectors of the economy and the populace – is, therefore, a good thing. Or, it can be a good thing if properly and efficiently managed. What many people may not know is that the politics of subsidy – especially oil subsidy – is not a new thing in contemporary Nigeria. Since the 1980s at least, the International Monetary Fund and other external organisations and groups of individuals have been nudging the Nigerian government to scrap oil subsidy.

While the pressure to remove oil subsidy eased for a while, it gained momentum in recent years. This has led many people to believe that President Goodluck Jonathan caved in to external demands. Otherwise, how else could one explain Jeffrey Sachs describing the removal of oil subsidy as a “bold and correct policy” even as the intended beneficiaries were complaining about the policy? No doubt a very brilliant and distinguished economist and intellectual, Sachs failed to take the political conditioning, along with the poverty-ridden climate, into consideration.

The consensus abroad is that the removal of subsidy is a good thing; while domestic actors and interests think it is a bad thing. To whom should Jonathan pay the greatest attention? To whom is he responsible and accountable to? If this President thinks he is better off with foreign concerns, then, he is jeopardising his reputation and Presidency.

Now, let’s look at the big picture: whether one agrees with the President’s overall policy or not is actually not the question. His biggest failing was to force it on the people (without adequate consultation and collective approval). Removing the subsidy may actually make good economic sense, but it is a bad political move. Its timing was terrible. Subsidy is not an abstract idea. It is a real life issue that affects the vast majority of Nigerians – majority of whom live on less than three dollars a day.

This time, as with other times, government has failed to make the case for removing fuel subsidy in a manner that makes sense to the people. And so, fuel subsidy must be restored until the people are adequately consulted and fully briefed on the pluses and minuses of its removal. And so, the President should come before the people to own up to his mistakes. He will have nothing to lose in public or in private. In fact, he will grow in stature should he admit to his failing. Leaders make mistakes. Statesmen make mistakes. There is absolutely nothing to be ashamed of! Should he fail to do so, then, he is likely to diminish his Presidency.

Long before this time, what the President should have done – and what his advisers and cabinet members should have counselled – was to invite the National Assembly leaders to Aso Rock for a consultation; talk with members of the civil society; and directly address the people in town hall settings and through the media. If he had done the aforementioned in good faith, the ongoing brouhaha could easily have been avoided. He should also have given the people enough time to digest the new policy. Why was he in a haste on this matter?

In all of these, what pained the people the most was the timing of the announcement. You don’t make such an announcement when millions are away from their homes and sources of livelihood (for Christmas and New Year celebrations). It showed a President who didn’t give a hoot about the people’s feelings and sensibilities. And so, even if the policy made good economic sense, the timing – and the President’s subsequent pronouncements – made very lousy politics. This is another in a series of miscalculations.

It bears stating that unless the President is ready to go to war with the people, he’d be wise to reverse himself on this issue – even if temporarily. July or August would be a good time to revisit it. In the intervening period, he should: (a) address the nation on what’s going on; (b) reverse himself and also offer an apology to the people; and (c) be frank with the people: let them know that the reversal may be a temporary move. (The break will help cool down the heat that is threatening the nation’s political space.) What I am suggesting is that the President should “reset the consultation button.” Stubbornness comes with a price.

As I said earlier, the President will gain more, and will also increase his prestige by acknowledging his mistakes, and by reversing himself. If not, how many flames can one man or one President handle simultaneously? As it is, he is lost in the Boko Haram labyrinth. Is he ready and able to take on additional flame?

Whether in private or in public dealings, communication is very important. Jonathan could get a whole lot done by communicating effectively in person and through the media. Nigerians may be an impatient group of people. And, why not? They have the right to be considering the political and economic hell successive governments have taken them through. But Nigerians are not inconsiderate. They would have gone along with him had he made his case before them, and had he given them the time to think it through. And so Mr. President, please reverse yourself! Doing this does not, in any way, make you a weak president. Instead, it makes you a listening and compassionate leader.

THIS IS SOSEE

Aise-osa Dominic Igbinowinhia is the real definition of TRUE CLUB banger....The 500level law student of Benson Idahosa University developed love for music at a very tender age and since then found his way of making good music.His Early influences include Mike okri,Paul I.K Dairo,The Dream,BankyW and EldeeThaDon.SOSEE as he's known on stage,he worked with a group named Royalty early on and is also a member of the Committe of Finest Rappers (CFR)...With Numerous features by other upcoming acts to his name.Now working with AKPOMIEMIE OGAGA(CEO-GEE-DOLZ INCENTIVES) & TEGA EjETA...His Debut track CLOSER from the yet to be named LP Drops NOW
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411 Entertainment/Storm 360 Proudly Presents Yung6ix in his New highly anticipated Single “Oh My Gosh”.
The budding Rapper, already hailed by Industry heads & Critics alike as the Voice of The New Generation, Unleashes a high Octane follow up to his Official Debut single “Follow Me” featuring Wizkid, which is already a Smash hit in clubs and media Houses across the Length and Breadth of the Country.
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THE HEADIES NOMINEE LIST

Ice Prince, 2Face, Darey, Dr. SID Lead The Headies Nominee

By Akpomiemie ogaga



The nominees for the annual urban music awards The Headies awards (formerly known as HipHopWorld Awards) have been announced and Chocolate City rapper Ice Prince tops the list with an amazing nine nominations. The Chocolate City act is closely followed by pop star 2face Idibia who is up for seven nominations.

Ice Prince was nominated for ‘Song of the year’, ‘Producer of the year‘, ‘Best Rap Single‘ for ‘Oleku‘ and ‘She and my Swagga‘, ‘Lyricist on the roll‘, ‘Best Collabo‘ for ‘Oleku‘ and ‘Joor Oh Remix‘, ‘Next Rated‘ and ‘Best street hop‘ for ‘Joor Oh Remix‘. He shares three of his nominations with rapper Ruggedman and pop singer Jah Bless.

Other artistes with multiple nominations include rapper turned singer Dr. SID and R&B singer Darey with six nods each; rapper M.I (5);  D’banj and new kids on the block Wizkid and oLamide score four (4) nominations each.

Also this year, a  ’Best Conscious Music category‘ has been added while the ‘Best Reggae Artiste’ category has been pulled off.

The nominations were announced via the official website www.theheadies.com, and on the Beat 99.9 FM today, Tuesday, August 2, 2011.

Check the full list below…

ALBUM OF THE YEAR

Best album (solo or group) in year under review, that meets judges’ requirements of excellence (in realms as: songwriting, production, rendition and promotion) and acceptability (sales, popularity)

MI2 – M.I

Back From The Future – Sound Sultan

Turning Point – Dr Sid

Beautiful Imperfection – Asa

Unstoppable Int’l Edition – 2Face

ARTISTE OF THE YEAR

Most critically and commercially adjudged artiste in the year under review. Overall most successful artiste for the year under review.

Darey

M.I

D’banj

2face

Duncan Mighty

SONG OF THE YEAR

Most popular song from an album in the year under review. Decided by voting

Oleku – Ice Prince Ft. BrymO

Only Me – 2Face

Give It To Me – D’Prince ft. D’banj

Pop Something – Dr Sid ft. D’banj

Fimile – Kas

RECORDING OF THE YEAR

Best single recording (On-air only or released) by artiste or group in year under review. Originality and production very essential

The Way You Are – Darey

God Hand – Eva

Rain Drops – 2face

Be My Man – Asa

PRODUCER OF THE YEAR

The individual responsible for producing the most acclaimed songs/album in the year under review. His CV for the year includes top-notch tracks and production credits no one can fault.

Don Jazzy – ‘Over the Moon’ by Dr Sid, Mr Endowed, Pop Something

Samklef – Don’t Dull, Kilode, Jonzing World, Noni

J Sleek – Only Me, 2010

Jesse Jagz – Oleku, Jargo

Cobhams – The Way you Are, There Is A Cry

BEST MUSIC VIDEO (AWARD GOES TO DIRECTOR)

Best conceptualised, best edited, best picture, best directed and most exciting video in year under review as voted by fans and decided by the jury.

Patrick Elis – Holla At Your Boy

Clarence Peters – You Know It (Goldie)

Gini – Ko Ma Roll (Mo’Cheddah)

Mex – Pop Off Selecta (Dipp)

DJ Tee – Eni Duro (Olamide)

BEST R ‘N’ B SINGLE

Best R&B single in year under review (by single individual or group)

Only Me – 2Face

The Way You Are – Darey

I Gat Money – Femi Ft. Eedris

For A Minute – Waje

Oyi – Flavour

BEST POP SINGLE

Best pop single in year under review (by single individual or group)

Give It To Me – D’Prince

Pop Something – Dr. Sid

Holler At Ur Boy – Wizkid

Endowed – D’banj

Fimile – Kas

BEST R ‘N’ B/ POP ALBUM

Best R&B or pop album in year under review (by single individual or group)

Turning Point – Dr Sid

Beautiful Perfection – Asa

Back To The Future – Sound Sultan

Double Dare – Darey

Unstoppable Int’l Edition – 2Face

BEST RAP SINGLE

Best single released on-air recording of a rap song

Oleku – Ic Prince

Ten Over Ten – Naeto C

Boys Are Not Smiling – Terry Tha Rapman

Eni Duro – Olamide

She and My Swagga – Ruggedman feat Ice Prince

BEST RAP ALBUM

Best album by a rap artiste or group in year under review

Untouchable – Ruggedman

MI2 – M.I

I Am William – 2Shotz

African American – Sauce Kid

Boys Are Not Smiling – Terry Tha Rapman

LYRICIST ON THE ROLL

Rap Artiste with best lyrical depth and performance on a single song or album

Modenine – Rhyme Tight

Ice Prince – Oleku

MI – Undisputed

Terry Tha Rapman – Boys Are Not Smiling

Vector – Get Down

BEST COLLABO      

Best R&B, Pop or hip hop collaborative track (including cameos) in year under review

You Know it – Goldie ft Eldee

Facebook Love – Essence ft Jaywon

Joor Oh (Remix) – Jahbless ft. Ruggedman, Ice Prince, Durella, Reminisce & Eldee

Number One – M.I ft. Flavour

Oleku – Ice Prince ft. Brymo

BEST VOCAL PERFORMANCE (MALE)

Single male artiste with most outstanding vocal performance on a single song or album

Darey – The Way You Are

Bez – More You

Femi – Money Money Money

Timi Dakolo – There Is A Cry

BEST VOCAL PERFORMANCE (FEMALE)      

Single female act with most outstanding vocal performance on a single song or album

Waje – For A Minute

Tiwa Savage – Kele Kele Love

Eva – God Hand

Ego – Fall In Love

AFRICAN ARTIST OF THE YEAR

None Nigerian category

Cabo Snoop (Angola) – Windeck

R2Bees (Ghana) – Kiss Your Hand

Liquid Deep (South Africa) – Fairytale

Freshly Ground (South Africa) – Waka Waka

V.I.P (Ghana) – Away  

BEST STREET HOP

The most popular street-hop single in year under review

Noni – Samklef

Joor Oh (Remix) – Jahbless ft. Ruggedman, Ice Prince, Durella, Reminisce & Eldee

Eni Duro – Olamide

Kabakaba – Konga

Owusagi – Wizboyy

NEXT RATED

Most promising upcoming officially unreleased act in the year under review

Ice Prince – Oleku

Wizkid – Holler At Your Boy

Olamide – Eni Duro

Tiwa Savage – Kele Kele Love

HIPHOP WORLD REVELATION OF THE YEAR

Best New artiste in the year under review

Dr. Sid

Mo’Cheddah

Jesse Jagz

YQ

Lynxxx

BEST CONSCIOUS SONG OF THE YEAR

Best positive message oriented and social corrective songs that meet judges requirements in areas of composition, production, concept and acceptability.

If You Ask Me – Omawumi

Wild Wild West – M.I

Only Me – 2Face

There Is A Cry – Timi Dakolo

One Day – eLDee Tha Don

HEADIES HALL OF FAME

Special recognition for excellence and outstanding impact to the entertainment industry.

Chief Raymond Dokpesi