igerian singer and business man “bankyW”
took to his twitter page to react to DSS
national assembly invasion.
He Wrote:
Politicians are playing musical chairs with
our country’s destiny. Instead of us coming
together & cancelling ALL of them, some of
us are picking sides, fighting on their
behalf & FALSELY accusing ourselves. News
flash: They’re ALL out 4 self-interest. We
need an entirely new path alaba tv news .
https://youtu.be/pWdJrJMr2vY
Singing duo, Cquenz set to drop visuals for 'Enyim'
Sequel to the release of their banger debut single entitled 'Enyim', Spanish-born Nigerian music duo, Cquenz are set to release the official video for the single, which has garnered impressive reviews since its release.
The duo Destiny Johnson and Sylvester Okoh, made a debut into the Nigeria music scene in 2016 with the danceable tune and blazing hit song, 'Enyim' featuring 'Ashi Master' Xten Baba and produced by hit-maker Chibyske.
Just like the song which is infused with Spanish and Igbo lines, the stunning visuals are certainly a step in the right direction for the fast rising artistes. According to Cquenz, the video directed by Kelvin Richman is sure to be an award winning one as it has a classic banging beach-house, club-side feel to it. “We believe this video has what it takes to make it in the international market'.
Signed to Hanny House Entertainment, the 20-year-old singers and songwriters who are based in Equitorial Guinea, have confirmed that their greatest influence is Psquare.
Hanny House is owned and founded in 2015 by entertainment enthusiast and business magnate, Bassey Inyang Ekpokai who resides in San Francisco, California. The fast-growing entertainment outfit has 20 members in music, movie and modelling, with five signed music artists. Hannyhouse has a standard music studio at Uyo, Akwa Ibom State. The label is presently being managed by enterprising promoter, Kelvin Richman, CEO of Alaba TV and Bigtime Entertainment.
Alabatvnews.
Singing duo, Cquenz set to drop visuals for 'Enyim'
Sequel to the release of their banger debut single entitled 'Enyim', Spanish-born Nigerian music duo, Cquenz are set to release the official video for the single, which has garnered impressive reviews since its release.
The duo Destiny Johnson and Sylvester Okoh, made a debut into the Nigeria music scene in 2016 with the danceable tune and blazing hit song, 'Enyim' featuring 'Ashi Master' Xten Baba and produced by hit-maker Chibyske.
Just like the song which is infused with Spanish and Igbo lines, the stunning visuals are certainly a step in the right direction for the fast rising artistes. According to Cquenz, the video directed by Kelvin Richman is sure to be an award winning one as it has a classic banging beach-house, club-side feel to it. “We believe this video has what it takes to make it in the international market'.
Signed to Hanny House Entertainment, the 20-year-old singers and songwriters who are based in Equitorial Guinea, have confirmed that their greatest influence is Psquare.
Hanny House is owned and founded in 2015 by entertainment enthusiast and business magnate, Bassey Inyang Ekpokai who resides in San Francisco, California. The fast-growing entertainment outfit has 20 members in music, movie and modelling, with five signed music artists. Hannyhouse has a standard music studio at Uyo, Akwa Ibom State. The label is presently being managed by enterprising promoter, Kelvin Richman, CEO of Alaba TV and Bigtime Entertainment.
Alabatvnews. https://youtu.be/pWdJrJMr2vY
A pregnant pepper seller on Hassan Ogunlana
Street, Ijaiye, Lagos State, has been
traumatised after she was thrown into a police
cell for reporting an assault on her.
The woman, Iyabo Taiwo, had lodged a
complaint at the Meiran Police Station against
a resident, identified simply as Simon, aka
Best, who allegedly pushed her into a drainage
channel.
PUNCH Metro learnt that the case was,
however, turned against her because Simon
was a relative of a senior officer at the station.
It was learnt that Simon had bought some red
peppers from the woman last Monday and was
supposed to collect N50 change.
It was gathered that Taiye went to visit her
ailing husband at a hospital the following day
and did not open shop.
The woman said hardly had she arrived at the
shop on Wednesday with fresh stock when
Simon came to collect the change.
She stated that she told him to come back for
the change, but he suddenly resorted to force
and started taking her goods.
The 30-year-old woman who spoke in Yoruba
said,
“I explained to him
that I had used all the
money on me to buy
peppers and begged
him to give me little
time to sell so that I
will give him the
change.
“But he dipped his
hands into a basket to
pack some peppers.
So, I held his shirt. He
freed himself from my
grip and threw me
into a gutter. I went to
report at the Meiran
Police Station and
some policemen
followed me to arrest
him.
“On getting to the
station, he spoke in
English and Igbo with
a police officer. Then,
a policeman told me
that some people beat
him (Simon) and that I
would be detained
until they arrest those
people. Simon was told
to go.”
The woman said she spent over 24 hours in
detention and was freed after members of a
pepper sellers association she belonged to paid
N4,500 to secure her bail.
She said, “I was locked
up inside a cell. They
didn’t give me food. I
was feeling pains all
over my body.
Members of my
association later
contributed N4,500
before I was released
in the evening of the
following day
(Thursday).
“My pregnancy is over
seven months now. I
have gone to do a scan
at a hospital to know
the condition of my
baby. The result will
be out on Monday
(today).
“The Commissioner of
Police invited me and
some policemen to his
office in Ikeja on
Friday. He was angry
with them and told
them to refund the
N4,500. They asked me
to come for the money
on Monday (today).”
A resident, who begged for anonymity, said
shortly after Taiye was released on Thursday,
Simon allegedly mobilised some thugs to beat
two men, Ope and Muri Waheed, who
cautioned him for asaulting the woman.
Alabatvnews.
American television news network, Cable
News Network, CNN, has mocked Nigeria
in its latest edition of “The Global Public
Square (GPS)”, a foreign affairs show
anchored on CNN by Fareed Zakaria.
Nigerian president Buhari has not been in
the country for over two months and the
news television in a query on its website
on Sunday asked which “head of state from
which country has not set foot in his
homeland in over two months?”
It went ahead to tick an option with the
name Nigeria as the correct answer. The
options were given as Saudi Arabia, Cuba,
Nigeria and Syria.
A screenshot of the mockery was tweeted
by Chidi Odinkalu, Former Chairman of the
National Human Rights Commission
(NHRC) who captioned it:
What do you say
Nigerians? Type your
comments below
please.
Reactions from Nigerians continue below.
President Muhammadu Buhari has been in
London since May 7 on a medical follow-
up. Some political delegations including the
Acting President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo
have been visiting President Buhari in
London and have told Nigerians that the
president is doing just fine and will soon
return to continue his presidential duties.
For more info contact Alabatvnews or call 08039304709.
Cquenz set to drop their video titled enyim a video directed by kelvin Richman and lecture from adasa cooky ,
The video was shot here in Lagos island and igbese island across the water ,
Below are picture of enyim video coming soon for more details on how to contact cquenz call the management on 08039304709,08065218013.
All commercial and vehicular activities in Imo state,
Friday, came to a halt, following the visit of the leader of
the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Mazi Nnamdi
Kanu.
Gist On Celebrities ,captured the event as millions of Pro
Biafra supporters lined up and received their leader in
the state capital at fire service junction, Wetheral road,
Owerri.
Alabatvnews.
IPOB leader shuts down Owerri
Details coming..
