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No matter what anybody thinks of Ice Prince these days, the former Chocolate City artiste has paid his dues.

Recently, Ice Prince, real name Panshak Zamani had been slammed for his inability to churn out a hit song for a while now. The now boss of Super Cool Cats has been ridiculed on Twitter and even called an upcoming artiste.

Meanwhile the ‘Oleku’ crooner is unbothered, as he believes that he can only make music but God determines which song becomes a hit record. He made this opinion known in a quick chat with Sunday Scoop.

“My duty is to create music, but how far the music goes is not for me to decide. God did what He did for Ice Prince and He did what He did for the Nigerian music industry. Music evolves and if God blesses an artiste to make a song that has a huge impact, such a person shouldn’t claim he is responsible for the glory. It is God, not the artiste.

“I don’t know if you will ask 2Baba when he will release another African Queen or you will ask 9ice when he will make another Gongo Aso. Will you ask Olu Maintain when he is dropping another Yahooze. I made Oleku, and I have also done other great songs.”

I warned and tried reaching out to Davido about an impending tragedy, but I was ignored – Klassic.

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Linda Ikeji is set to launch her own TV station which reportedly will be streaming on DSTV, and the popular blogger has taken to her Instagram to tell her story.

Writing on her page, the blogger revealed her earlier dreams of working in a TV station and how her story changed due to sheer hard work. Now, she employs presenters and is set to own her own station.

And why did she succeed? Ms Ikeji says it’s because no one can beat a passionate soul that never gives up.

She wrote:

“Growing up I wanted to be a reporter or a TV presenter… now I employ reporters and TV presenters… Instead of working at a TV station, I’m about to own one. God has a way of doing his thing. Just trust him and never depart from him as you go on your journey. And remember, you just can’t beat the person who never gives up,”

Her inspiring post has triggered reactions among fans, especially those who have followed her journey.

Here’s what she shared:

Nigeria indigenous rapper, Olamide Adedeji, has responded to the ban on his latest released video, ‘Wo’ .

On Tuesday, the federal ministry of health notified the public that the rapper had violated the 2015 tobacco act.

It warned that ‘Wo’ video had “dangerous public health content”.

Speaking, the YBNL boss said he loves Nigerians and has no intentions of promoting tobacco in Nigeria.

On his twitter page @Olamide_YBNL, the music star wrote: “No intentions of promoting tobacco to get people killed.

“I love my people, I love my country, one love, one Nigeria #ClearTheAir Oya Wo