Saturday 29 April 2017

Music: 9icent – hustling

9icent

An Akwa Ibom State based Artiste, Born And Brought up in Ukanafun Urban Area..Due To His Zeal and Love For Music decided to join the Music Industry and Escape other bullshits of life. He was Signed into KESSMUSIC ENTERTAINMENT by the C.E.O. Chakyroll Adams in 2014.,He would go a long way in Nigerian Music and the World @large. 9ICENT is working hard to his fans how good he is,“HUSTLING” is a dancehall song that will make you dance for your strength,the song HUSTLING is produced. By FOLLAMII,,,Mixed and Mastered by J.P. MONEY…. Kessmusic artiste are always know has GOOD MUSIC so go for 9icent and feel his good vibez from kess mc.

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Friday 28 April 2017

Jeesyboy set to release his new song of the year 2017

300 JEESYBOY the official best artiste of kessmusic set to release his new song of the year 2017,kessmusic executive said that the audio and video will be release on his birthday. According to co_founder and executive officers of kessmusic,jeesyboy have been a perfect and patience DOG of kess mc that jeesy have been authorized to be feature and work with any artiste of his choice with out the permission of kess and from today ends foot any single track release by jeesyboy will comes out with an official video. The 18 years old singer that started recording his tracks in the days of his primary school level have step up with his musical career level.GOOD luck to you my man jeesy,wish you more and more good melody.

Funke Akindele Meets Media | Let's talk FGM with Jenifa!


Meets Media’ is a monthly interactive chat and
networking circle for Media Professionals

mainly from Nigeria. The media hangout creates
an enabling environment for communication and
marketing professionals to interact with leading
media organizations on how their respective

companies/organizations work.
The platform also gives opportunity for Brands,
Politicians, Actors, Musicians, others to interact

and share information with the media on their
respective projects, achievements, ambitions,
and other topical issues.

For the month of May, let’s discuss/talk Female
Genital Mutilation at #MeetsMedia 12th edition
with Nollywood actor Funke Akindele aka
Jenifa.

The #endcuttinggirls UNICEF-powered Frown

Challenge targets using the agents of change
(Young generation) to create information
pressure and actions that will catalyse ending

female genital mutilation with the use of
catalytic photographs.

A large population visits the social media for
entertainment, information, news, fun,
networking and so on whenever time permits,

But then It is the real life situations that drive
what happens on the social media.

But close to 95% of all activities that happen on
the social media are galvanized by youths as

they share striking messages driven by
interesting audios/videos, catchy photographs
and attractive titles of links (webpage). This
implies that for a full scale multimedia

campaign, there must not only be a customised
social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook.
Youtube, Instagram and a website, but also a
consistent real life intervention or activity to

feed and populate those social media platforms.

2017 #endcuttinggirls FROWN CHALLENGE.

May edition of ‘Meets Media’ networking and
interactive chat event is scheduled to happen
Sunday 7th, 2017 from 5PM to 7PM Nigeria

time at The Emperor’s Place, #32b Ologun
Agbaje off Adeola Odeku, Victoria Island, Lagos
Nigeria.

Contact: 08113299254
Email: meetsmedia@gmail.comcom

website:  www.meetsmedia.com

Funke Akindele Meets Media | Let's talk FGM with Jenifa!


Meets Media’ is a monthly interactive chat and
networking circle for Media Professionals

mainly from Nigeria. The media hangout creates
an enabling environment for communication and
marketing professionals to interact with leading
media organizations on how their respective

companies/organizations work.
The platform also gives opportunity for Brands,
Politicians, Actors, Musicians, others to interact

and share information with the media on their
respective projects, achievements, ambitions,
and other topical issues.

For the month of May, let’s discuss/talk Female
Genital Mutilation at #MeetsMedia 12th edition
with Nollywood actor Funke Akindele aka
Jenifa.

The #endcuttinggirls UNICEF-powered Frown

Challenge targets using the agents of change
(Young generation) to create information
pressure and actions that will catalyse ending

female genital mutilation with the use of
catalytic photographs.

A large population visits the social media for
entertainment, information, news, fun,
networking and so on whenever time permits,

But then It is the real life situations that drive
what happens on the social media.

But close to 95% of all activities that happen on
the social media are galvanized by youths as

they share striking messages driven by
interesting audios/videos, catchy photographs
and attractive titles of links (webpage). This
implies that for a full scale multimedia

campaign, there must not only be a customised
social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook.
Youtube, Instagram and a website, but also a
consistent real life intervention or activity to

feed and populate those social media platforms.

2017 #endcuttinggirls FROWN CHALLENGE.

May edition of ‘Meets Media’ networking and
interactive chat event is scheduled to happen
Sunday 7th, 2017 from 5PM to 7PM Nigeria

time at The Emperor’s Place, #32b Ologun
Agbaje off Adeola Odeku, Victoria Island, Lagos
Nigeria.

Contact: 08113299254
Email: meetsmedia@gmail.comcom

website:  www.meetsmedia.com

Tuesday 18 April 2017

UK Prime Minister Theresa May has announced plans to call a snap general election on 8 June


She said Britain needed certainty, stability and
strong leadership following the EU referendum.

Explaining the decision, Mrs May said: "The
country is coming together but Westminster is
not."

Opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn said his Labour
Party wanted the election, calling it a chance to
get a government that puts "the majority first".

There will be a vote in the House of Commons
on Wednesday to approve the election plan - the
prime minister needs two thirds of MPs to vote
in favour to hold a vote before the next
scheduled election date of 2020.
Explaining her change of heart on an early
election, Mrs May said: "I have concluded the
only way to guarantee certainty and security for
years ahead is to hold this election."

She accused Britain's other political parties of
"game playing", adding that this risks "our ability

to make a success of Brexit and it will cause
certainty and instability to the
country".

"So we need a general election and we need one
now. We have at this moment a one-off chance

to get this done while the European Union
agrees its negotiating position and before the
detailed talks begin.
"I have only recently and reluctantly come to this
conclusion. Since I became prime minister I've
said there should be no election until 2020, but

now I have concluded that the only way to
guarantee certainty and security for the years
ahead is to hold this election and seek your
support for the decisions we must take."
In a statement outside Number 10, Mrs May said

Labour had threatened to vote against the final
Brexit agreement, the Liberal Democrats had
stated they wanted to "grind the business of
government to a standstill", the SNP have said

they would vote against the legislation that
formally repeals Britain's membership of the EU -
and "unelected" members of the House of Lords
had vowed "to fight us every step of the way".

"If we don't hold a general election now, their
political game-playing will continue and the
negotiations with the European Union will reach
their most difficult stage in the run up to the
next scheduled election," she said.

For months Theresa May have
played down the prospect of an early poll. The

reasons were simple. They didn't want to cause
instability during Brexit negotiations. They didn't
want to go through the technical process of

getting round the Fixed Term Parliaments Act.
They didn't want the unpredictability of an
election race. And many in the Conservative

Party believed there is so little chance of the
Labour Party getting its act together before 2020
that they could carry on until then and still
expect a sizeable majority.
There was also, for Theresa May, the desire to
show that she will be a prime minister who

sticks to her word. But the relentless political
logic proved too tempting to hold to all of that.
Read Laura's full blog
The PM challenged the opposition parties: "This
is your moment to show you mean it - to show

you're not opposing the government for the sake
of it, to show that you do not treat politics as a
game.
"Let us tomorrow vote for an election - let us put
forward our plans for Brexit and our alternative

programmes for government and then let the
people decide.
"The decision facing the country will be all about
leadership. It will be a choice between strong
and stable leadership in the national interest,

with me as your prime minister, or weak and
unstable coalition government, led by Jeremy
Corbyn, propped up by the Liberal Democrats -
who want to reopen the divisions of the

referendum - and Nicola Sturgeon and the SNP."
Mr Corbyn said he welcomed the prime
minister's decision, saying it would "give the
British people the chance to vote for a

government that will put the interests of the
majority first", saying that this would include
dealing with "the crisis" in housing, education
funding and the NHS and pushing for an
"economy that works for all".
He told the BBC: "I'm starting straight away and
I'm looking forward to it and we'll take our
message to every single part of this country...

We're campaigning to win this election - that's
the only question now."
Asked if he will be the next prime minister, the
Labour leader said: "If we win the election - yes
- and I want to lead a

government that will
transform this country, give real hope to
everybody and above all bring about a principle
of justice for everybody and economic

opportunities for everybody."
Pound jumps and shares fall
How the UK's last election finished in 2015
Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said
she would be fighting the election "to win".
"I think the prime minister has called this

election for selfish, narrow, party political
interests, but she has called it and therefore I
relish the prospect of getting out to stand up for
Scotland's interests and values, standing up for

Scotland's voice being heard and standing
against the ability of a right wing Conservative
party to impose whatever policies it wants on
Scotland."

In his response to Mrs May's announcement, Lib
Dem leader Tim Farron tweeted: "This is your
chance to change the direction of your country.

If you want to avoid a disastrous hard Brexit. If
you want to keep Britain in the single market. If
you want a Britain that is open, tolerant and

united, this is your chance.
"Only the Liberal Democrats can prevent a
Conservative majority."
MPs known to be standing down at the election:

Mrs May spoke to the Queen on the phone on
Easter Monday to let her know of the election
plan, the prime minister's official spokesman
said. She anean
got the
economic
before calling the election.

Former prime minister David Cameron called
Theresa May's decision to hold a snap general
election "brave and right". In a tweet, he added:
"My very best wishes to all Conservative
candidates."

CBI director general Carolyn Fairbairn urged all
political parties to "commit to working to ensure

businesses can continue to trade easily with our
EU neighbours, while seeking new opportunities
around the world".

UK Prime Minister Theresa May has announced plans to call a snap general election on 8 June


She said Britain needed certainty, stability and
strong leadership following the EU referendum.

Explaining the decision, Mrs May said: "The
country is coming together but Westminster is
not."

Opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn said his Labour
Party wanted the election, calling it a chance to
get a government that puts "the majority first".

There will be a vote in the House of Commons
on Wednesday to approve the election plan - the
prime minister needs two thirds of MPs to vote
in favour to hold a vote before the next
scheduled election date of 2020.
Explaining her change of heart on an early
election, Mrs May said: "I have concluded the
only way to guarantee certainty and security for
years ahead is to hold this election."

She accused Britain's other political parties of
"game playing", adding that this risks "our ability

to make a success of Brexit and it will cause
certainty and instability to the
country".

"So we need a general election and we need one
now. We have at this moment a one-off chance

to get this done while the European Union
agrees its negotiating position and before the
detailed talks begin.
"I have only recently and reluctantly come to this
conclusion. Since I became prime minister I've
said there should be no election until 2020, but

now I have concluded that the only way to
guarantee certainty and security for the years
ahead is to hold this election and seek your
support for the decisions we must take."
In a statement outside Number 10, Mrs May said

Labour had threatened to vote against the final
Brexit agreement, the Liberal Democrats had
stated they wanted to "grind the business of
government to a standstill", the SNP have said

they would vote against the legislation that
formally repeals Britain's membership of the EU -
and "unelected" members of the House of Lords
had vowed "to fight us every step of the way".

"If we don't hold a general election now, their
political game-playing will continue and the
negotiations with the European Union will reach
their most difficult stage in the run up to the
next scheduled election," she said.

For months Theresa May have
played down the prospect of an early poll. The

reasons were simple. They didn't want to cause
instability during Brexit negotiations. They didn't
want to go through the technical process of

getting round the Fixed Term Parliaments Act.
They didn't want the unpredictability of an
election race. And many in the Conservative

Party believed there is so little chance of the
Labour Party getting its act together before 2020
that they could carry on until then and still
expect a sizeable majority.
There was also, for Theresa May, the desire to
show that she will be a prime minister who

sticks to her word. But the relentless political
logic proved too tempting to hold to all of that.
Read Laura's full blog
The PM challenged the opposition parties: "This
is your moment to show you mean it - to show

you're not opposing the government for the sake
of it, to show that you do not treat politics as a
game.
"Let us tomorrow vote for an election - let us put
forward our plans for Brexit and our alternative

programmes for government and then let the
people decide.
"The decision facing the country will be all about
leadership. It will be a choice between strong
and stable leadership in the national interest,

with me as your prime minister, or weak and
unstable coalition government, led by Jeremy
Corbyn, propped up by the Liberal Democrats -
who want to reopen the divisions of the

referendum - and Nicola Sturgeon and the SNP."
Mr Corbyn said he welcomed the prime
minister's decision, saying it would "give the
British people the chance to vote for a

government that will put the interests of the
majority first", saying that this would include
dealing with "the crisis" in housing, education
funding and the NHS and pushing for an
"economy that works for all".
He told the BBC: "I'm starting straight away and
I'm looking forward to it and we'll take our
message to every single part of this country...

We're campaigning to win this election - that's
the only question now."
Asked if he will be the next prime minister, the
Labour leader said: "If we win the election - yes
- and I want to lead a

government that will
transform this country, give real hope to
everybody and above all bring about a principle
of justice for everybody and economic

opportunities for everybody."
Pound jumps and shares fall
How the UK's last election finished in 2015
Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said
she would be fighting the election "to win".
"I think the prime minister has called this

election for selfish, narrow, party political
interests, but she has called it and therefore I
relish the prospect of getting out to stand up for
Scotland's interests and values, standing up for

Scotland's voice being heard and standing
against the ability of a right wing Conservative
party to impose whatever policies it wants on
Scotland."

In his response to Mrs May's announcement, Lib
Dem leader Tim Farron tweeted: "This is your
chance to change the direction of your country.

If you want to avoid a disastrous hard Brexit. If
you want to keep Britain in the single market. If
you want a Britain that is open, tolerant and

united, this is your chance.
"Only the Liberal Democrats can prevent a
Conservative majority."
MPs known to be standing down at the election:

Mrs May spoke to the Queen on the phone on
Easter Monday to let her know of the election
plan, the prime minister's official spokesman
said. She anean
got the
economic
before calling the election.

Former prime minister David Cameron called
Theresa May's decision to hold a snap general
election "brave and right". In a tweet, he added:
"My very best wishes to all Conservative
candidates."

CBI director general Carolyn Fairbairn urged all
political parties to "commit to working to ensure

businesses can continue to trade easily with our
EU neighbours, while seeking new opportunities
around the world".

Saturday 15 April 2017

MUSIC: Jtwice - Exchange Ft. MoneyBag

  the calabar finest super gospel artiste by name Ambassador jtwice,came out with a new song title EXCHANGE featuring the baddest moneybag.   the song is about JESUS forsaking his throne and coming to die for us.EXCHANGing his gain for our pain and also his fame for our shame (what an EXCHANGE).dear fans of jtwice if you love GOD your creator you need to DOWNLOAD and have this track on your playlist and also share.   GOD BLESS YOU AS YOU DO SO.......   DOWNLOAD AND ENJOY!!!!  

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110 new cases of Coronavirus recorded in Nigeria

  110 new cases of Coronavirus was recorded in Nigeria on Saturday November 28, as confirmed by the Nigeria Centre for Disease (NCDC).    A ...