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Africa’s biggest singing duo P-Square have finally dropped their first piece of work for 2017 and it is massive. The duo ended last year on a high with the smash hit single “Bank Alert”, and evening remixing it with one of their fans for a gospel version (Class). For their first single for this year tho’ they step things up by featuring powerhouse and international act Akon. The title of this one is “Bedroom”. Mind you the song is not a sensual one as the title might suggest. The single leaked online a couple of weeks ago,, however, this is the original version. This is not the first time they will be working with Akon or other international acts. Some other acts that they have worked with are Rick Ross, T.I, and a host of others. P-Square-ft.-Akon-Bedromm_www.dailypost.ng_.mp3

Popular singer, Temitope Adekunle, aka Small Doctor, speaks on  his career, relationship with Pasuma and other issues How was growing up like for you? I was born in Kaduna, but I was brought to Lagos at a tender age. I lived at Dopemu, Lagos, and attended primary and secondary schools at Agege. Growing up was not really rosy for me. Why did you leave Kaduna? My family and I witnessed a massacre where people’s throats were slit. It was a very traumatic experience for us, and we had to relocate to Lagos. When did you start nursing the ambition of becoming an artiste? I have been singing since I was a child, but I sang mostly gospel songs. I only sang in the bathroom and around the house. I never thought of becoming an artiste, but my mother always told me that I would become one. I never knew what she saw but she is a singer, and a part of the church choir. I also have an elder brother that sings. However, I took it professional when I began senior secondary school in 2001.

Dear Lord, even if I pray in faith and dot all the i’s and cross all the t’s, but am praying something which I will regret forever and which is not what You have planned, please ignore me. Thank you for hearing this prayer! Three men in the Bible –really godly men, the best of the bunch–prayed at one time or other for the Lord to end their lives. –Moses in Numbers 11:15 “If I’ve found favor in Thy sight, please kill me.” –Elijah in I Kings 19:4 “That’s enough now, Lord. Take my life. I’m no better than my fathers (and they’re all dead).” My paraphrase. –Jonah in Jonah 4:3 “Death is better to me than life, so please take my life from me, O Lord.” In each case, it was a prayer of depression and discouragement. And what caused that? They were brought on by : –Too much responsibility (Moses). He was tired. –Too much opposition (Elijah). He was stressed. –Too little commitment (Jonah). He was disappointed. From this we conclude the following: 1. It can happen to the best.

Have you ever felt like you don’t know what to do next? Like you’re at a crossroad? You feel stuck, like you’re paralyzed, insecure and unsure of your next step. Do you ever fear the future because you have no idea what you’re supposed to do? I have, and the feeling is not a good one. It’s cold and overwhelming. You feel lost and directionless, despairing about which way to go, wondering about God’s will. There are a million paths, and you dread choosing the wrong one. You simply don’t know what to do. Identify the Root of Fear Like I said, I’ve been there. Near the end of college, I was swallowed by uncertainty. I had so many options, opportunities, and choices, and my life was a giant question mark. I’m a planner, and I had no plan. I was afraid. Yet it was in this moment of not knowing what to do that God began to teach me the perfect peace that comes from reliance on him. And it was this that sustained me. It started with realizing the root of my fear: distrust of God. I

When we think of a new year, change often comes to mind. While that can excite some, it will threaten others. Why does the thought of change evoke fear in the hearts of many—even in believers? If you find yourself resisting change, see if you can identify with any of these reasons. We may resist change because: 1. Change is not familiar. We seniors are not the only ones who struggle with change, but we probably rise to the top as the most susceptible. Everything we’ve known, from lifestyle to work ethics, to values and beliefs, worship and music styles, to savings and money management—all the things that have worked in the past—loom as fearful challenges with a church, a government, and a world that’s constantly changing. The familiar has worked well for some, so they don’t understand the need for change. But at any age we can cling to the known when it comes to familiar habits, strong preferences, or personal relationships. Sometimes it’s just easier not to remove what feels co

Renowned reggae icon, Majekodunmi Fasheke, popularly called Majek Fashek, has said he was never on drugs, he only had spiritual problems. He said a section of the entire story about his rehabilitation was not true. It would be recalled that the legendary musician, for several months in 2015, was confined to an Abuja rehabilitation home, Synapse Services-Centre For Psychological Medicine and had openly declared that the time he spent in rehab helped him right his image. dailypost.ng/2015/10/25/majek-fashek-opens-up-on-his-time-in-rehab/. But the ‘Rain Maker’ while speaking on his health status said his problem as then had nothing to do with drugs. In a chat with Vanguard, he said, “Let me put the record straight. I never used drugs. I was actually experiencing some spiritual attack as at that time. “My problem was spiritual and not drugs. I went through some spiritual problems and I paid the price for them, that was what happened to me, it wasn’t about drugs. “It wasn’t every

A Director of Planning in one of the juicy ministries in Borno State, (names withheld) has been arrested by the state Police Command for allegedly inserting electric heater into the anus of his 10-year old son over the allegation of engaging in homosexual activities. The top civil servant was said to have perpetrated the act upon hearing that his son performed the act with some politicians. While the boy, names withheld, had claimed to have been raped at their 1000 Government Housing Estate residence, the father was said to have dismissed his story leading to the inflicting of the bodily injuries. Saturday Vanguard learnt that the victim was chained before his father, who was accused of denying his children western education carried out the act. The 10 year old victim whose father allegedly inserted hot electric heater into his anus for being gay It was further gathered that the civil servant recently chained one of his daughters named Mama for insulting her stepmother in the e

Popular Yoruba actress, Foluke Daramola Salako, has warned critics to keep their gossips and judgement off her marriage. She revealed how a certain lady sent a message to her, gossiping about seeing her commentator husband, Kayode Salako , at an outing with a woman she tagged ‘side chick.’ But Salako told Tribune, “The pressure that Nigerians put on all celebrities and our marriages is not making the relationship healthy, when everything about you is let out to the media, there will be a problem, there will be pressure from all angles, even if they see my husband with a woman, does it mean he has anything to do with that woman? “And even if anything should go wrong at the end of the day, if someone tells me about it, what does the person want me to do? Does the person want me to say I’m not interested anymore?” the actress asked “I’ve always said that the only thing that can take me away from my home is critical and emotional abuse. “Infidelity can never take me away from my hom

The Northern West zone of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, on Saturday raised alarm over alleged plot to annihilate the Christian community in the region through continuous demolition of churches. The alarm was raised by the zonal Chairman of CAN, Bishop David Bakare. Worried by the continuous demolition of churches, Bakare asked, “Do we still have rights to exist as a church in northern Nigeria? Is religion still part of the fundamental human rights guaranteed by the United Nations and our own Nigerian constitution? Do we have any right to practice our religion where we live? “We need to be told all these things for us to know what is illegal and legal.” Bakare claimed that on January 11, 2017, “two churches were demolished in Jigawa State capital, Dutse. They included The Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, and The Lord’s Chosen Charismatic Renewal Ministry. These are big churches. “The reason for the demolition was that the buildings were located in residential

Amidst recent stories of infidelity surrounding her billionaire husband Oladunni Churchill, Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh-Churchill, has continued to show her love for children as she embarks on providing educational needs such as books, uniforms and school fees. Targeting 1, 000 indigent Nigerian children, the initiative titled ‘The Tonto Dikeh Back To School Project is run under the actress’ NGO, Tonto Dikeh Foundation. Thousands of children are not in school, said Tonto, who is also a Petrochemical Engineer, business woman as well as actress. ”This situation will lead to an unpromising future,” she wrote on her Instagram account. “For a lot of these children, there exists no hope of getting education due to inherent poverty and indeed lack of education by most of their parents who, based on their own background, would have developed no value for education.” Campaigning for support so that such vulnerable children are better educated, she wrote: “The Tonto Dikeh Foundat

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The Police in Kaduna on Sunday confirmed that unknown gunmen attacked Zankan village, a Fulani settlement in Kaura Local Government of the state. Spokesman of the command, ASP Aliyu Usman, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Kaduna that the incident occurred at about 8.30 p.m. on Saturday. He said that one person was killed and five others injured in the attack. “The dead and the injured persons have been taken to the nearest medical centre in Ganawuri town, Plateau State,” Usman said. He, however, said that investigation into the incident had commenced. “We are trailing the suspects behind the attack, but so far, no arrest has been made. “We are, however, optimistic that the additional police operatives deployed in the area will fish out the culprits very soon,” he said. The spokesman reiterated the commitment of the command to secure citizens and property in the state, saying “we will not allow lawlessness to thrive.” He appealed to the public to always assist secur

                          Seun Kuti Between November and December last year, Afrobeat prince, Seun Kuti, was touring the United States of America, alongside the Egypt 80 Band. Aside opening for Lauren Hill, who was also on tour of the USA at the time, the band also played private concerts that witnessed massive turnout of Afrobeat fans. Back from the tour, Seun is now focusing on his latest album, Struggle Sounds, which will be released on Sony Music label. In this interview with CHUKS NWANNE, the son of late music Legend Fela spoke on the tour, his new album and the prospects of working with Sony Music. How long was the tour and what’s the experience like? I came back January 7; we left Nigeria beginning of November. The band came back in December, but I went to United Kingdom from there to see my family. We were in the United States; we opened for Lauren Hill throughout the States. But we had two of our shows there two; one was in Mexico. We were just around the Americas playin