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Recently, a fan (Oye Akindeinde) had tweeted asking the singer what he would like as a Christmas gift. And Waconzy replied: “For Christmas, I would love Seyi Shay to have a son for me and Maheeda to give me some Ogbono.” Waconzy added the hashtag #WaconzyChopOgbono. Meanwhile, the singer has finally released the official version of his long-awaited song, . The studio rough cut of the song was recently leaked online. In the new song produced by Cee Collins, mixed and mastered by Indiana, Waconzy goes back to his high-life roots to deliver a potential evergreen classic song.”Mothers and fathers will definitely love this one as it will remind them of their youth,” the singer assured. A message from his PR reps stated that: “Ogbono is arguably one of the most radio-friendly songs yet from Waconzy, DJs are definitely going to have a blast with this melodious song”.

The police in Benin have arrested a 57-year-old man, Sunday Osemwekhe, for allegedly killing his half-brother with machete over a local soup called owoh. The suspect reportedly committed the crime at Evboesi community in Orhionmwon Local Government area of the state. The incident happened during an argument with the victim over owoh soup, a local a delicacy for eating yam, plantain and wheat peculiar to the people of Edo State. Osemwekhe, who confessed to the crime when he was paraded with 80 other suspects by the Edo State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Foluso Adebanjo, said the deceased took from his owoh soup without his permission. The argument reportedly degenerated into fracas, following which he cut off the victim’s hand with a machete. The victim allegedly died a few days after from injuries he sustained from the attack. Adebanjo disclosed that the suspect would be charged to court at the conclusion of investigation.

This quote was taken from punch online what pastor ADEBOYE OF THE REDEEMED CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF GOD “I don’t trust politicians; politicians are liars. They don’t fulfil most of their promises. A politician can tell you that they will give all of you (students) chicken each, which we all know it is impossible,”Adeboye said.

Most people like to get a little sun. Its warmth and light can relax us and boost our spirits. But the benefits come with a dangerous tradeoff. Each year more than 3.5 million cases of skin cancer are diagnosed in the US, over 90 percent of which are caused by the sun's ultraviolet rays (UVR). Similarly, most of the skin damage we associate with aging - wrinkles, sagging, leathering, and discoloration - is UVR-related. This damage is cumulative. So, whenever you venture out in the sun, be smart about it. To enjoy what the sun has to offer without risking your health, follow these simple rules: Seek the shade, especially between 10 AM and 4 PM That is when the sun's rays are usually strongest. If you're outside, head under a pavilion roof or leafy tree - or carry a sun umbrella. And take advantage of early morning and late afternoon to indulge in your favorite outdoor activities - try the beach at sunset, for example, rather than midday. Do not burn Even

Tweet Men of the Imo state Police command this morning defused two bombs planted close to the Imo state INEC secretariat in Owerri the state capital. According to reports, the bombs were planted in front of the Owerri Capital Development Agency OCDA and were discovered after a loud noise emanated from that area at about 9.30am today. Policemen are said to have cordoned off the area.

The popular Balogun market in Lagos State was YESTERDAY January 12, the scene of a raging inferno. The fire is believed to have started in the early hours of the morning and has destroyed four houses, five plazas and a bank building in the area. The cause of the fire is unknown but men of the fire service have since arrived at the scene to tackle the blaze. This comes after a fire also razed a settlement in Ebute Metta, beside the Third Mainland Bridge yesterday night

Boko Haram believed to be behind latest in a wave of attacks featuring children fitted with explosives as President Jonathan Goodluck prepares for elections next month Two suspected child suicide bombers blew themselves up in a market in north-east Nigeria on Sunday, witnesses said, killing three people in the second apparent attack in two days using young girls strapped with explosives. The blasts struck around mid-afternoon at an open market selling mobile phones in the town of Potiskum in Yobe state, which has frequently been attacked by the jihadist group Boko Haram. A trader at the market, Sani Abdu Potiskum, said the bombers were about 10 years old. "I saw their dead bodies. They are two young girls of about 10 years of age ... you only see the plaited hair and part of the upper torso," the trader said. A source at the Potiskum general hospital said three people had been killed, excluding the bombers, while 46 were injured. The town was hit by a suicide bomber in N