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Meet the Top 12 Contestants Of Etisalat Sponsored Nigerian Idol Season V

By Unknown - Tuesday, April 28, 2015

With more than 10,000 auditions in 5 cities across Nigeria, numerous performance and eviction shows, the Etisalat Sponsored Nigerian Idol is down to its Top 12 contestants.

Oyinkepreye Toun (a.k.a Preye - above)

A make-up artist hooked not just on her brushes, but also on her love for RnB and Soul music, Toun is a 24-year old singer with vocal codes that belt out ranges totally out of this world. She sees Nigerian Idol as the platform to help her rub shoulders with her mentors. See the rest after the cut...

Ogunmoyero Modoluwamu (a.k.a Dolu)

A lover of good and deep music, Dolu loves to rub minds with and learn from intelligent people. Does this Ogun state indigene have what it takes to shine bright like a diamond in the music sphere?

Victor Ekeoma (a.k.a Prime)

This 23-year-old Abia State native has got confidence and soulful vocals to back it up. The Nigerian Idol platform will set a stage for him to reach the world with good and inspirational music.

Esther Aritheshoma Monday (a.k.a. Sther)

23-year old Esther, a graduate of Theatre Arts from the Niger Delta University, started her singing career at the age of five. Her passion for dancing, singing and acting inspired her to enter the Nigerian Idol competition. Will her theatrics and vocal dynamics attract the Nigerian Idol crown to her?

Godson Goodluck (a.k.a. Classiq Tunez)

The 25-year-old one-time naval officer and a gifted pianist, Godson sees himself as a unique individual blessed with a rare tone. He believes his musical experience and background will path ways for him in the competition.

Omodele Diana Fatoki (a.k.a. Modele)

A native of Ogun State, 27-year old Omodele discovered her singing talent, when she was 13. Omodele loves Rhythm and Blues and believes she has untapped talents to showcase during the competition. Can her experience and astonishing vocal range earn her the golden crown?

Ada Brenda Adigwe (a.k.a. Brenda)

A lover of Pop, Afrobeat, Jazz and Soul music, Brenda is a resilient and experienced singer who believes Nigerian Idol is the gateway for her dream to be achieved.

Imuetiyan Ese-Amadasun (a.k.a. Nex2)

The 23-year old contestant loves to sing and watch movies. His resilient attitude makes him believe that, he can win Nigerian Idol season 5.

Paul Manuwa (a.k.a. P.Scholes)

A singer, song writer and guitarist, Paul is a 400L undergraduate of the University of Benin, currently studying Economics and Statistics. His style of music is acoustic Pop, alternative Rock as well as Rhythm and Blues. Bruno Mars, Ed Sheeran and Timi Dakolo are his inspiration in the music industry.

Janet Ebiwari Ayoka (a.k.a. Ayoka)

A native of Ondo State, 25-year old Janet started singing when she was 10. Though, she lost her number one fan- her mother- five years later at the age of 15, Janet said her mother would be happy, knowing she never lost her beautiful gift of singing. Will she make her mother smile in her grave?

Margaret Uloma Okemiri (a.k.a. Uloma)

Margaret is a 24- year old undergraduate of the University of Port Harcourt, studying Linguistics and Communication Studies. From Abia State, she loves singing, designing clothes and travelling. Margaret started singing at her Church Choir and she loves singing Soul and Rhythm and Blues.

Kunle Ogunrombi (a.k.a. K-Peace)

Kunle’s skill of infusing Fuji into his performance is second to non. The gifted singer, who is married with a child, began his musical career at 15. He loves challenges and believes Nigerian Idol will showcase his hidden potentials.

The first Gala show which aired over the weekend showcased the contestants performing songs by Nigerian legends, such as Mike Okri the Omoge crooner, late Christy Essien- Igbokwe, the Lady of Songs, Evangelist Ebenezer Obey and Highlife veteran, Sir Victor Olaiya to impress the judging trio of Dede Mabiaku, Yinka Davies and Darey Art-Alade and secure spots in the next stage of the competition.

To vote, viewers should dial the number of their favorite contestant on an Etisalat line or send the contestant’s number to 33680 via SMS. Voting began midnight Sunday, April 26 and ends Wednesday, April 29, 2015.

The winner of this year’s competition will be crowned in June and will be awarded with the sum of N7.5 million cash, a brand new car and a recording deal with Universal Music Company worth N7.5 million, amongst other prizes.

The show continues to air on local TV stations and cable networks like STV, NTA, Superscreen TV, Rave TV, Smash TV, Ooduaa TV, V Channel TV, Real Star TV, Cool TV, Wazobia TV and Wap TV.

Want to watch a recap of the last performance online? Simply log on to the Etisalat-Sponsored Nigerian Idol website at www.nigerianidol.com now for all the juicy updates.

All we can say as we keep watching the show is ‘May the best contestant win!’

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HOT- Kidnapped 15 Year Old Girl Precious Nwaigwe Recounts Ordeal..

By Unknown - Tuesday, April 28, 2015

What kind of Life do we Live in?

Precious Nwaigwe, the 15-year-old schoolgirl, who was kidnapped in the Ajah area of Lagos State about a year ago and released on Friday, has said she was made to work for $6,000 the Libyan pimp paid to buy her.

She added that after paying the money, she was again used as collateral for a 500 Libyan dinars (N50,000) loan.

She revealed that her maternal cousin was the mastermind behind her kidnap.

She also stated that her abductors conducted pregnancy tests on her three different times, which were negative.

Speaking to Punch correspondent on Monday, Precious said she saw more than 1,000 Nigerian girls, who were also forced to work for the money paid by the pimps to the human traffickers.

Precious who was kidnapped in May, 2014 while returning to her school, Ikenne Community College, Ikenne, Ogun State, said she was actually abducted in Ode Remo, Ogun State after she stumbled on some cultists en route to her school in Ikenne.

She said, “When I left Sangotedo Park in Ajah for school, I was the only one in the vehicle, so the driver dropped me off at Ibeju Lekki.

“I got another vehicle from there, which took me to Ode Remo around 9pm. I could not find a cab that would take me to Ikenne where my school is. I did not know they were having a festival that day and people had been asked to stay indoors.

“I trekked for about two hours until I stumbled on some people who were talking. I discovered they were cultists and they accused me of eavesdropping. They added that I knew their secrets. The ladies among them descended on me.

“After the ladies were done beating me, they asked the men in the group to take turns to rape me.”

She said she faintly heard a man in the group protesting the decision.

She said the man, who she later identified as Seun, took her to Ojota in Lagos.

She said Seun took care of her for two weeks, while she recuperated from her injuries.

Precious added, “One day, he said he wanted to help me to get eyedrop because my eyes were swollen. I begged him to allow me to follow him, at least to see the sun.

“He obliged me and while we were going, my slippers cut and I went back into the house to pick another one. I was on my way when I saw Kelvin (Okito) my maternal cousin.”

She narrated her ordeal to Okito, thinking that he would rescue her. Okito, however, took her to the Alaba area of Lagos and connived with his friend, John, to sell the 15-year-old to John’s elder brother, identified as Nzube Chukwu, who was said to be based in Libya.

She explained that Okito deceived her that he had discussed with her mother to take her to Libya where she would continue her education.

She said, “He said he had called my mum and told her he was taking me on a journey to Libya. I pleaded with him to allow me talk to her, but he said my mum was happy that I was going to Libya, where I would continue my education.”

She said together with some other migrants, they spent four days on the road before reaching Agadez in the Niger Republic.

She said at that point, her co-travellers told her that it was a journey of life and death.

She said, “We spent four days on our journey to Agadez in the Niger Republic. The other people with me said it was a journey of life and death. I managed to get a phone, called my mum and asked her for money so I could return to Nigeria.

“They discovered the phone that I used to call my mum and they seized it. I was made to stay indoors in Agadez for three weeks.”

She said they later started the journey to Libya and spent seven days in the desert, adding that some people died on the way.

“We got to Bra in Libya seven days after. I met the wife of the man (Chukwu) and she asked me if I had been told what I was there for. I said, ‘Yes, to continue my school.’

“I was taken to a place where there were so many girls wearing only pants and bras. I told them to wear their clothes. But they laughed at me and said, ‘this one is a JJC (naive)’,” she added.

Precious said the woman told her she had bought her and she must work to pay back the money.

PUNCH Metro learnt that the woman told her she would pay $6,000, including transport, accommodation and feeding costs.

She said when she did not cooperate, she was beaten up.

“Every night, they would torture me with cigarette stubs. They locked me up in a room and beat me up,” she added.

The practice in the area was that every day’s job was documented in a notebook.

At the end of the month, the total money made by each of the girls would be tabulated and divided into two.

The money would then be shared ─ one part for accommodation and feeding, and the other for transport cost incurred while travelling down to Libya.

Precious said she had pleaded with a man that had indicated interest to sleep with her on a night, to allow her make a call with his phone.

She said she called Okito and told him she was suffering, begging him to talk to the woman to allow her go.

Okito was said to have assured the 15-year-old that he would do something.

She said, “But I paid the money back on my own. The man (Chukwu), who sold me to the woman, then came back and started making trouble again.”

It was learnt that Chukwu later used the victim to borrow 500 dinars (about N50,000).

She said she was relocated to another part of the town, Baladia.

Precious said she was accused of sleeping with Chukwu and was subjected to three pregnancy tests, which were negative.

While working to raise the 500 dinars, she said she met a Nigerian named Soni (Sunday) and became friends with him.

Around that time policemen at the SCID and SARS, in the course of investigations had arrested John and Okito in Lagos, Nigeria.

John’s brother, Chukwu, was said to have threatened Precious that she would not be allowed to return to Nigeria until the police in Nigeria released John.

However, Soni helped the victim to pay the money and insisted that the victim was no longer in captivity and Chukwu could not decide her fate.

Soni, who worked as a tiles contractor in Libya, arranged Precious’ transport to Lagos.

Further speaking, Precious said while preparing to return home, the pimp in Libya urged her to recruit girls from Lagos.

She said, “She told me that now that I have seen how she worked and made her money, she would want me to join the business.

“There were more than 1,000 Nigerian girls who had been recruited to work in Libya.

“I was lucky to have survived and returned home safely.”

She said when she arrived in Lagos, she contacted a relative in the Okota area of the state, who took her to her parents.

Precious said she would never forgive her cousin, Kelvin Okito, for betraying her trust.

“I can never forgive my cousin who did this to me.

“I trusted him and he decided to sell me for money,” she said.

Her father, Okoro Nwaigwe, said he was happy that his daughter returned home alive, adding that she would not return to her school in Ikenne.

He said, “There were four people involved in this sad tale and they were my town’s people.

“I spent more than N3m to get my daughter back. I was close to selling my house.”

Her mother, Blessing, also commended the police and other Nigerians for their support.

The Police Public Relations Officer, Kenneth Nwosu, said the suspects would soon be taken to court.

Source : Punch

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D’Banj, Omawumi, Genevieve, Onyeka Onwenu and Others Join Women Empowerment Campaign

By Unknown - Tuesday, April 28, 2015

Onyeka Onwenu, Omotola, Genevieve, Omawumi and D’banj are some of the celebrities that have joined the ONE Campaign and Nigerian civil society organizations in a call for world leaders to take urgent action for women’s empowerment ahead of the establishment of the Post-2015 Sustainable Development Goals

As part of the African Union Year of Women Empowerment, the ONE Campaign on Thursday April 16th, 2015 in Abuja launched Poverty is Sexist, a campaign and online petition calling on world leaders to put girls and women centre-stage in 2015, a year when new development goals will be set. High profile Nigerians, including Executive Director of the National Centre for Women Development, Lady Onyeka Onwenu, actresses Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, and Genevieve Nnaji, musicians Omawumi and D’banj, have added their names to ONE’s call for action.

The campaign was launched at a policy forum that was attended by representatives of the National Association of Nigerian Traders (NANTS), Equity Advocates and Save the Children Nigeria among others.

A recently released report by ONE titled, “Poverty is Sexist: Why Girls and Women Must Be At The Heart of The Fight to End Extreme Poverty” shows how unlocking women’s economic potential could improve the lives of everyone in society. The report shows that poverty and gender inequality go hand in hand, whether you look at health, education or work. Not only are girls and women worse off than those in wealthier countries, but the gender gap in these areas between males and females is greatest in the poorest countries.

This double disadvantage means that: a woman in Sierra Leone is 183 times more likely to die in childbirth than a woman in Switzerland, working women in the least developed countries are three times more likely to be in vulnerable employment than women elsewhere and in the poorest countries, literacy levels are a third lower for women than men.

New Sustainable Development Goals, due to be unveiled at the United Nations in September, will set out a plan to end extreme poverty by 2030. But that ambition will only be realised if efforts are directed where the need is greatest, in both the poorest countries and to boost the prospects of girls and women, who are disproportionately affected.

During the event, Lady Onyeka Onwenu joined Arunma Oteh to sign the online petition, which is online at www.one.org/sexist. Onwenu recognized that progress is being made in women empowerment, but there is a lot left to be done. She said:

Other Issues raised at the policy forum include the need for a comprehensive national policy on political inclusion for women, the need for monitoring mechanisms for funds targeting women development, and increased collaboration and synergy among women’s empowerment groups and champions.

A policy document will be compiled from the forum, which will contribute to a continental narrative being developed by the ONE campaign to lobby leaders for action, in the lead up to the AU Heads of State Summit in June and the UN Summit in September.

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HOT TOP READER/COMMENTOR OF THE MONTH- Oluwabusolami Blessing Abosede

By Unknown - Monday, April 27, 2015

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He would have done better with the acts signed to his Label

By Unknown - Monday, April 27, 2015

Associated acts (asides collaborators): Natives – HI, Jay Sleek, Rocksteady, Dammy Krane, Mima

A rich man in the midst of poor people… you know the rest. (Please note that this is just an analogy).

2face is a musical legend, Period! No ‘buts’ or whatever. Please allow me to impose that much as a matter of personal opinion but more importantly, fact!

However, when time comes for his career to be highlighted, there will be no way to cover-up that one blemish: his losing streak in the area of mentoring and nurturing his own protégés. Thankfully this is not a parameter for determining ‘legendary’ but still, one can’t help but rue the miss of what could have been.

Let’s put everything into summary perspective, starting with his career.

Face2Face
(Kennis Music) cut in for more stories..

As far as debut albums go, 2face’s Face2Face album is up there with Nas’ Illmatic in terms of cultural impact. The commercial acclaim is another story entirely. One has to give a big shout out to Kennis Music for putting together what is still yet in Nigeria, the most solid music promotion – save for the small issue of video quality. We all know what African Queen did for him internationally and the rest of the history [sic]. Save to say from the get go, 2Baba had things popping for him career-wise.

Da Natives - HI and Ajay P
(NotJustOk)

Enters Da Natives

Having already established a career as part of a group and with a solo career in full flight, it wouldn’t be farfetched to assume 2face’s musical influence ignited the musical venture of the duo Da Natives that comprised of HI (2face’s younger brother) and Ajay P. The group debuted with two promising singles, one of which was Bianolo which had a video to it. After this, little was heard of the group.

Jay Sleek
(Scoop Naija)

Jay Sleek: The catalyst 2 Baba’s renaissance.

In addition to a superb PR campaign (which was totally necessary to reboot 2face's career in 2009) , the Jay Sleek produced ‘Only Me’ ended any conversation about Baba that wasn’t about the music. When Hypertek Records flagged off and there was no Jay Sleek on the roaster (much worse, there was no producer of note on the label), with whom they had scored tons of hits, we wondered. Jay Sleek went on to sign to D’Banj’s DB Records and that’s that.

Insert my opinion: There is nothing that could have been wrong that couldn’t have been managed to ensure that Jay Sleek made the cut.

Rocksteady
(NET)

Rocking with baba steady for a minute i.e Rocksteady

I can’t say for a fact how far back their history goes but if you consider that Rocksteady for a minute, was one part of the trio that made up Da Tribunals (including BlackFace and Mallam Spicey), one’s allowed to assume it’s been for some time. So he (Rocksteady) makes the cut and has struggled to pop off (one or two promo posts by 2face on social media even, would have help) but more glaring is the dearth in attention from his mentor.

Dammy Krane
(The Info NG)

Enters Dammy Krane

It’s had to say how this came about being but there has been speculations that it was part of a business arrangement – isn’t music, business? Dammy Krane represented Hypertek’s future promise and his project was treated as such with ample funds being expended to get the best hands on deck to achieve success on his project. Time and resources down the line, the success can be said to be marginal at best, thus far.

Rewind back to the inception of Hypertek and dwell for a minute, on the singular impact Jay Sleek’s signing would have had on the label and his (Jay Sleek’s) career.

Mima
(MADC)

Mima is a fantastic songstress that has done for 2Face, what Sound Sultan’s Yung GreyC started with, backing up on stage.

Whilst it is easy for me to sit at my desk in the comfort of my home, romanticizing on what could have been, it is important to note that 2Face’s career success hasn’t come without its challenges. At different times in his career, he had to deal with all sorts of drama that are well documented in the public domain. These, along with professional commitments and his continued pursuit of the Holy Grail; an international breakthrough to follow the recognition, can be charged with.

The Ascension

So we have all ‘gone in’ and given our two cents on The Ascension (whose misgiving was to not contain any locally targeted hit records) which heralded a marathon release of materials including the re-mastered Face2Face (to commemorate the 10th year anniversary of its release) and the Rewind.Select.Update (whose purpose at best is to swell the discography) which could have held more meaning if it was a project where Hypertek artistes remade some of 2face’s classics. Dammy Krane has also dropped his Hypertek debut, The EnterKraner.

Please tell Baba he owes his artistes more than the one verse each, he keeps giving them on his projects

Moving forward, can we have a Hypertek Digital collective LP? At worst, this project will help showcase the immense talents on the label’s roaster and serve as a promotional platform for the likes of Rocksteady (go listen to Okporoko Biz) to build anticipation for his solo release and at best, it will help Baba turn around his losing streak in the area of mentoring.

Written by Damy Layode

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Nepal Earthquake Poses Challenge to International Aid Agencies

By Unknown - Monday, April 27, 2015

LONDON — International aid agencies and governments mobilized on Sunday to respond to the earthquake in Nepal, saying they faced challenges in getting assistance to the country and distributing it amid the widespread devastation there.

In the aftermath of the disaster, which has killed more than 3,200 people, injured about 5,900 and left many more homeless, development workers said that continued aftershocks, a crippled transportation network and the loss of power in parts of the country had made it tough to search for survivors and distribute much-needed supplies. More stories after the cut...

Employees of aid groups have been affected themselves as they organize responses to the catastrophe. Sanjay Karki, the country director for Mercy Corps, an international aid organization, said that some members of his staff had lost their homes, and that although his own house was still standing, his extended family in Katmandu was camping outside until the aftershocks subsided.

The United States, India and China initiated relief efforts that were expected to send substantial numbers of foreign aid workers, search-and-rescue teams and medical equipment to the stricken country over the next couple of days.

“We’re just gearing up,” said Roger Hodgson, deputy country director in Nepal for Save the Children, an international charity that already has more than 400 people, mostly Nepali, in the country. “People have been resilient. But it’s been difficult to get people and supplies into the country, especially to rural areas far from Katmandu.”

The United Nations has said that more than six million people live in the areas of Nepal that have been affected. Many individuals have either lost their homes or have been forced to live on the streets because of the threat of further aftershocks. The global response is being coordinated by the Nepalese government through its National Emergency Operation Center.

“What’s important to remember about Katmandu is that it’s densely, densely packed,” said Gary Shaye, the director of humanitarian operations for Save the Children who worked in Nepal in the 1970s and 1980s. “This is a village that grew into a city.” He added, “There is not a lot of open space to accommodate people who get displaced.”

Rain descended on Katmandu on Sunday, and Mr. Shaye said that the relief efforts faced a “race against time” because the monsoon season begins in June.

“Even if we had all the plastic sheeting and temporary shelter, is this going to be adequate for the monsoon season?” he asked.

Still, because a severe earthquake has long been predicted by geologists, some agencies had made preparations and disaster plans. “There was a sense of readiness you always have to have,” said Sarah Crowe, the crisis communications chief of Unicef, who has also worked in Nepal. She said Unicef had supplies of tents, plastic sheeting and buckets, as well as zinc and oral hydration solutions for children who might be dehydrated from diarrhea. “It won’t be enough, and more shipments will have to be brought in.”

“This was a tragedy waiting to happen,” she added, noting that under an earthquake preparation program, whistles had been given to some schoolchildren in case they got covered in rubble.

Experts said, however, that remote areas, some of which are reachable only on foot, may have to wait longer to receive help. Nepal’s poor road network, a limited number of helicopters and planes to shuttle supplies to distant villages, and intermittent communications throughout the country would likely worsen the current situation, they said.

“People can’t get blankets, cooking equipment and other supplies in rural villages,” said Mr. Hodgson of Save the Children. “The problem is getting that type of kit on the ground.”

While Katmandu’s airport remains open, disaster-relief experts already in Nepal said that less than a fifth of the regular daily flights were now arriving, as airlines were concerned about the effect of aftershocks.

“Toward evening, hospitals were trying to accommodate a huge influx of patients, some with amputated limbs, and were running short of supplies like bandages and trauma kits,” Jamie McGoldrick, the United Nations resident coordinator in Nepal, said in a statement on Sunday.

“Water supplies, a problem under normal circumstances in this fast-growing city, will almost certainly run short,” he added. “Search-and-rescue personnel will face the challenge of reaching villages nearer the quake’s epicenter.”

A United States disaster relief response team of almost 70 people is expected to arrive on Monday, according to Susan Parker-Burns, a spokeswoman for the United States Embassy in Katmandu. Two teams of American Special Forces were already in Nepal on a training exercise, and were providing logistical and medical support to the country’s army, she added.

Several of Nepal’s neighbors have sent help. India said that it had sent 13 military transport planes and a 40-person disaster response team, and China said that a search-and-rescue team had already reached Katmandu.

The Israeli military said it was preparing to send two Boeing 747s carrying 260 aid workers and more than 90 tons of cargo to Katmandu on Monday.

Several European governments have also offered financial resources and personnel. On Sunday, the British government said it had made $7.5 million available to charities already working in Nepal so that they could buy essential supplies. Norway has pledged $4 million, and other European countries, like Germany, France and Spain, said they would offer financial support.

As the death toll from the earthquake continued to rise, however, aid agencies said that more support would be needed, particularly as attention turns beyond the initial response to the long-term support needed to rebuild many parts of Nepal.

As people affected by the earthquake tried to contact friends and families, several technology companies also offered their support, but their services still depended on Nepal’s patchy Internet and cellphone coverage.

Google said that it had activated its Person Finder tool that allows individuals to post information about their condition or to try to find missing family members. The service had previously been used after the earthquake in Haiti in 2010 and the tsunami that struck Japan in 2011.

Facebook said that it had turned on a tool for people in Nepal to let their friends and family know that they are O.K.

John Harney contributed reporting from New York.

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