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10 popular Nigerian artistes ‘missing in action’ The Punch Published 16 April 2021 No doubt, Nigeria has a plethora of talents, especially in the music industry. While some made their presence known but became one hit wonders as they were a flash in the pan, others, through their works, made enough significance to remain in the memory of music lovers. Sadly, they went into oblivion and are yet to make a comeback. The PUNCH highlights some of these artistes that are missing ...

The people of Southern Kaduna have alleged that the Kaduna State and Federal Governments have abandoned them after suffering series of attacks and killings at the hands of Fulani militia. According to the Southern Kaduna Peoples Union (SOKAPU), in a statement, yesterday: “We wish to draw attention to the plight of our people who have been abandoned by both the Federal Government and Kaduna State Government after they have suffered unprovoked violence and destruction of their communities in th...

Stakeholders blame El-Rufai govt over poor security report in Kaduna Published Stakeholders have expressed dissatisfaction with the current security situation in Kaduna State and the handling of the challenge by the state government, following the release of the 2020 Annual Security Report by the state government. The report which featured the number of those kidnapped, amount of lives lost and the number of properties destroyed by bandits, showed that 937 persons were killed by bandits while a...

40 Youths, District Leader Arrested In Gombe For Protesting Against Imposed King, Cleric Alleges The protest, which was later hijacked by unscrupulous elements, led to the death of three persons. However, young and innocent people in the community were arrested in connection with the deaths. by SaharaReporters, New York Mar 08, 2021 No fewer than 40 youths in Tangale community and a district head for Todi in the Biliri Local Government Area of Gombe State, have been arrested by security operati...

It’s suicidal for new artistes to do music full-time – Blessed Boy Tofarati Ige A budding singer, Joseph Abojei, aka Blessed Boy, has stated that for an artiste to make good music, they must have access to funds. The United States of America-based artiste said, “Good music requires good money. Up-and-coming artistes need to have another source of income to fund their music careers. As far as I’m concerned, it is suicidal for any up-and-coming artiste to do music full-time. Beyond talen...

Don’t approach music investors empty handed, Blessed Boy advises musicians On Kindly Share This Story: Joseph Oluwatobiloba Abojei, also known as Blessed Boy has advised upcoming artistes never to approach investors empty handed. The musician said, for any investor to respect and value an artiste in whom they will invest, such artiste needs to bring some financial value to the table, and not expect the investor to fund every aspect of his music recording and promotion. He said, “An artiste...

Daily Post Nigeria Published The Adara communities in Kaduna State have condemned the continued attack on their homestead by suspected Fulani militias leading to the loss of lives and destruction of properties. The President, Adara Development Association, Awemi Dio Maisamari who disclosed this in a statement, said, “For several weeks now, Adara communities in Kaduna State, as well as those in Niger State, have continued to suffer severe violence in the hands of armed Fulani militia, who the ...

The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Police Command has apprehended five Shiites. The Police said the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN) members attempted to attack citizens and destroy public property. ASP Mariam Yusuf, Police Public Relations Officer, announced the arrest in a statement on Wednesday. “Members of the disbanded sect were arrested in possession of large stones, which they intended to use to cause havoc”, it read. Yusuf noted that the suspects will be arraigned in court upon co...

Share Solomon Magaji can still see what’s left of his home from the opposite bank of the Kaduna River, but he can also see the men who torched it grazing their cattle untroubled on the abandoned fields around his village in northwestern Nigeria. Magaji, a quietly spoken single father, lost everything in the attack one night in May – so sudden all he had time to do was grab his eight-year-old son and run. “Two of my cousins were killed,” he told The New Humanitarian. “My house, my grai...

Share Head, northern operations, SANYA ADEJOKUN here looks at the seemingly intractable orgy of killings in Nigeria’s North. President Muhammadu Buhari rode to power on the premise that he would fix the economy and return peace and security to the country. Five years on however, Nigerians feel more unsecured than they have ever been with religious and economic terrorists occupying territories in the North East, North West and parts of North Central. Terrorists have killed more than 30,000 peo...