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Wednesday, 28 January 2015
Wednesday, 18 June 2014
2Face Idibia Releases "The Ascension" Album Tracklist
On Saturday, 14th June 2014, 2Face Idibia
held the listening session for his
6th album THE ASCENSION. The star-
studded event took place at Ariz Bar and
Grill in Victoria Island, Lagos.
Entertainment industry heavyweights such
as Kenny Ogungbe, DJ Jimmy Jatt, Olisa
Adibua of Beat FM, Kwame of Nigezie and
Ayeni Adekunle were amongst the VIP
guests present at the private pre-release
listening session. Personalities such as
Tosyn Bucknor, Omalicha, Ebuka Obi-
Uchendu and Noble Igwe were also
present.The event was hosted by Andre
Blaze.
Check out THE ASCENSION track list below:
1. GO Ft. Machel Montano
2. #APROKO
3. HOLIDAY
4. CANT HEAR YOU Ft. Vector
5. THE BEST I CAN BE Ft. Iceberg Slim &
Rocksteady
6. LET SOMEBODY LOVE YOU Ft. Bridget
Kelly
7. KISS OF LIFE
8. HATE WHAT YOU DO TO ME
9. CONFESSIONS Ft. Rocksteady & Dammy
Krane
10. CLOSE TO WHERE YOU ARE
11. INTERNATIONAL LOVING Ft. Kim
Almarcha
12. BOULAY BOULAY Ft. Shurwayne
13. DIASPORA WOMAN Ft. Fally Pupa
14. JEJE
15. LESSE PASSE Ft. Sir Victor Uwaifo
16. IFE DINMA With Tony Oneweek
17. NOT A SURPRISE
The hit single "Let Somebody Love You"
featuring RocNation's Bridget Kelly, is
the first track that has been released off the
upcoming album. The slow, sexy ballad has
been a hit with audiences everywhere since
its release and On Friday, 20th June 2014,
the music video of 'Let Somebody Love
You' is set to premiere across TV stations
nationwide.
Monday, 26 May 2014
Hope like its happening today
In the middle of all the beautiful things in this world
All one could resort to is death.
So sad!
So sad!!
Millions shout
But ignoring the fact that
A million screams
A billion thought
Can not bring about an upheaval at the moment
I knew of a hope
Not an idle hope
A hope full of certainties
A hope from the supreme theocrat
A hope of resurrection
Wednesday, 5 February 2014
New Video: RAINBOW 2Face ft. Tpain
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fdn6XVcYfg
This is one of a kind. @2faceidibia ft. @tpain
Wednesday, 22 January 2014
Sunday, 5 January 2014
Tuesday, 22 October 2013
Welcome to Otom R. Ayeni's Blog: Ailing veteran actor Pa Kasumu gradually losing his voice and sight
Ailing veteran actor, Kayode
Odumosu aka Pa Kasumu's
state of health has deteriorated.
Encomium magazine reports
that he now has a high level of
hypertension and has also
developed an advanced
cerebrovascular disease, a
medical condition that is related
to brain dysfunction which
affects the blood vessels that
transports blood to the brain.
This new development has
impaired his memory as well as
gradually eroding his speech.
He is also gradually losing the
vision in his left eye.
Niece to the veteran actor and
coordinator of the Save Pa
Kasumu Group, Mrs Idowu
Olajide, spoke on the recent
development and Governor
Fashola's promise. She said:
"As it is now, the situation
is very disturbing. He has
lost his voice but we
believe with God, all things
are possible. Governor
Fashola directed him to
First Cardiologist Hospital
Ikoyi and the result from
the test has been sent to
him. We really appreciate
the governor's step, it's in
the right direction. But he
hasn't said he would give
Pa Kasumu N12million as
been peddled and we have
not received any money
from him. So, we are still
appealing to all the good-
hearted Nigerians to come
to the aid of Pa Kasumu
because weather or not he
is flown abroad, the
ailment needs serious
maintenance which will
cost a lot of money".
Odumosu aka Pa Kasumu's
state of health has deteriorated.
Encomium magazine reports
that he now has a high level of
hypertension and has also
developed an advanced
cerebrovascular disease, a
medical condition that is related
to brain dysfunction which
affects the blood vessels that
transports blood to the brain.
This new development has
impaired his memory as well as
gradually eroding his speech.
He is also gradually losing the
vision in his left eye.
Niece to the veteran actor and
coordinator of the Save Pa
Kasumu Group, Mrs Idowu
Olajide, spoke on the recent
development and Governor
Fashola's promise. She said:
"As it is now, the situation
is very disturbing. He has
lost his voice but we
believe with God, all things
are possible. Governor
Fashola directed him to
First Cardiologist Hospital
Ikoyi and the result from
the test has been sent to
him. We really appreciate
the governor's step, it's in
the right direction. But he
hasn't said he would give
Pa Kasumu N12million as
been peddled and we have
not received any money
from him. So, we are still
appealing to all the good-
hearted Nigerians to come
to the aid of Pa Kasumu
because weather or not he
is flown abroad, the
ailment needs serious
maintenance which will
cost a lot of money".
Monday, 21 October 2013
The truth about Govt's position on ASUU strike-Finance Ministry
This is a press statement from
the Federal Ministry of Finance
about the ongoing ASUU strike.
It's been four long months
(Quite shameful I must add)
with no apparent resolution to
the conflict in sight...and some
people are blaming the Minister
of finance Dr Okonjo Iweala for
what's going on.
Some people in ASUU have been
distributing flyers with abusive
messages against Dr Okonjo-
Iweala and now the ministry is
issuing a statement about it,
saying the minister is not the
problem. I'd rather read about
when ASUU is calling off this
strike to be honest. Find the
press statement below
Contrary to some recent
media reports, the Federal
government has not
adopted a take-it-or-leave-
it approach in its
negotiations with ASUU.
Rather, the approach is
focused on positive
engagement and achieving
sustainable solutions to the
challenges facing higher
education in the country.
That is why President
Goodluck Jonathan recently
appealed to ASUU to
respond to government’s
positive steps by calling off
its strike in the interest of
suffering students and
parents.
Despite this, for several days
now, some elements in ASUU
have been distributing
pamphlets and flyers with
abusive and inflammatory
messages against the
Coordinating Minister for the
Economy and Minister of
Finance, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-
Iweala in mosques and other
places. This is taking academic
unionism to a new low and
infusing it with unnecessary
politics. I am sure majority of
ASUU members are not in
support of this.
These messages are directed at
using falsehood to demonize
the Minister as callous and
unsympathetic to the plight of
students and parents. The
major lie being peddled in the
pamphlets and flyers is that Dr
Okonjo-Iweala has insisted on a
“take-it-or-leave-it approach” in
the negotiations with ASUU.
Nothing could be further from
the truth.
Dr Okonjo-Iweala is the
daughter of two retired
professors and her father is
presently a member of ASUU’s
Board of Trustees and has been
one for a long time. She speaks
with her father everyday on the
issue so how can be insensitive
to issues concerning the sad
state of tertiary education in
the country? She understands
and sympathizes with the plight
of both students and lecturers.
She wants our children back in
school as soon as possible.
Remember she is a mother and
two of her young relatives are
sitting at home due to the
strike.
This is why government is
working hard, under the
leadership of the President, to
seek practical and sustainable
solutions to the challenges
facing higher education in
Nigeria. The President has
made available N100 billion a
year in the first instance to
repair hostels, laboratories and
classrooms and other facilities.
An offer has also been made to
ASUU of N30 billion towards
their earned allowances. In fact,
negotiations have even gone
further than this. This is the
first time, in years of
negotiating with government,
that significant sums of money
have been put on the table for
ASUU and universities on this
particular set of issues. The
Coordinating Minister is fully
part of this.
Against this background, ASUU
elements who want the strike
to continue should have a heart
and rethink their current take-
it-or-leave-it approach to
negotiation. Government has
demonstrated its commitment
to improving the university
system. And it is even ready to
do much more going forward.
ASUU should listen to the voice
of reason and the yearnings of
Nigerians on this issue.
Paul C Nwabuikwu
Special Adviser to the
Coordinating Minister and
Minister of Finance
the Federal Ministry of Finance
about the ongoing ASUU strike.
It's been four long months
(Quite shameful I must add)
with no apparent resolution to
the conflict in sight...and some
people are blaming the Minister
of finance Dr Okonjo Iweala for
what's going on.
Some people in ASUU have been
distributing flyers with abusive
messages against Dr Okonjo-
Iweala and now the ministry is
issuing a statement about it,
saying the minister is not the
problem. I'd rather read about
when ASUU is calling off this
strike to be honest. Find the
press statement below
Contrary to some recent
media reports, the Federal
government has not
adopted a take-it-or-leave-
it approach in its
negotiations with ASUU.
Rather, the approach is
focused on positive
engagement and achieving
sustainable solutions to the
challenges facing higher
education in the country.
That is why President
Goodluck Jonathan recently
appealed to ASUU to
respond to government’s
positive steps by calling off
its strike in the interest of
suffering students and
parents.
Despite this, for several days
now, some elements in ASUU
have been distributing
pamphlets and flyers with
abusive and inflammatory
messages against the
Coordinating Minister for the
Economy and Minister of
Finance, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-
Iweala in mosques and other
places. This is taking academic
unionism to a new low and
infusing it with unnecessary
politics. I am sure majority of
ASUU members are not in
support of this.
These messages are directed at
using falsehood to demonize
the Minister as callous and
unsympathetic to the plight of
students and parents. The
major lie being peddled in the
pamphlets and flyers is that Dr
Okonjo-Iweala has insisted on a
“take-it-or-leave-it approach” in
the negotiations with ASUU.
Nothing could be further from
the truth.
Dr Okonjo-Iweala is the
daughter of two retired
professors and her father is
presently a member of ASUU’s
Board of Trustees and has been
one for a long time. She speaks
with her father everyday on the
issue so how can be insensitive
to issues concerning the sad
state of tertiary education in
the country? She understands
and sympathizes with the plight
of both students and lecturers.
She wants our children back in
school as soon as possible.
Remember she is a mother and
two of her young relatives are
sitting at home due to the
strike.
This is why government is
working hard, under the
leadership of the President, to
seek practical and sustainable
solutions to the challenges
facing higher education in
Nigeria. The President has
made available N100 billion a
year in the first instance to
repair hostels, laboratories and
classrooms and other facilities.
An offer has also been made to
ASUU of N30 billion towards
their earned allowances. In fact,
negotiations have even gone
further than this. This is the
first time, in years of
negotiating with government,
that significant sums of money
have been put on the table for
ASUU and universities on this
particular set of issues. The
Coordinating Minister is fully
part of this.
Against this background, ASUU
elements who want the strike
to continue should have a heart
and rethink their current take-
it-or-leave-it approach to
negotiation. Government has
demonstrated its commitment
to improving the university
system. And it is even ready to
do much more going forward.
ASUU should listen to the voice
of reason and the yearnings of
Nigerians on this issue.
Paul C Nwabuikwu
Special Adviser to the
Coordinating Minister and
Minister of Finance
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