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Es Cairo - Don't let me fall

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OJO TAIWO which is Nigeria based indigenous and unsigned fastest reason singer which is Popularly Known as ES CAIRO and ” had come again with a mid-tempo Street Banger that is going to be the next Street Anthem titled: DON’T LET ME FALL. This classic Jam was produced by SUNNY BOOM





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Davido Removed His $40k Diamond Neck Chain And Gifted To Zlatan At An Event

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Davido Removed His $40k Diamond Neck
Chain And Gifted To Zlatan At An Event

Nigerian superstar musician, Davido is at it again as he off off
his $40k diamond neck chain and gift Zlatan Ibile in a new
video at an event. Gistmore reports
This is coming after the son of mercy gifted the rapper some
expensive diamond neck chain a few weeks ago.
Davido reveals he could remember when he brought Zlatan to
Dubai last year and no one knew he did it now he's the biggest
artiste in Africa.
However, Davido say to him more gifts for you later today, he
wrote;  Gave my brother 40 k off my neck!!!!!!!! I remember bringin
him to Dubai last year and no one knew I’m !! Now he da
biggest ARTIST IN AFRICA!!!!! Love u bro !! @zlatan_ibile






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I Gave Obasanjo $140,000 From Abdullahi Babalele, Atiku’s Son-in-law

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I Gave Obasanjo $140,000 From Abdullahi
Babalele, Atiku’s Son-in-law
The Federal High Court in Lagos on Tuesday heard that
Abdullahi Babalele, a son-in-law of former Vice-President
Atiku Abubakar, allegedly gave former President Olusegun
Obasanjo the naira equivalent of $140,000.
An Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)
witness, Bashir Mohammed, told Justice Chukwujekwu
Aneke that he delivered the cash to Obasanjo on behalf of
his “close friend” Babalele.
Babalele is on trial for allegedly laundering $140,000 in the
build-up to the 2019 general elections.
The EFCC arraigned him on two counts of money
laundering in August.
He procured Mohammed “to make a cash payment of
$140,000 without going through any financial institution,”
the anti-graft agency claimed.
EFCC prosecutor, Rotimi Oyedepo, said the money
exceeded the threshold stipulated by the money laundering
Act.
The alleged February 20, 2019 transaction contravened
Sections 18 (c) and (2)(b)of the Money Laundering
(Prohibition) Act, 2011, Oyedepo said.
Babalele pleaded not guilty.
On Tuesday, the EFCC called Mohammed as its first
witness.
Led in evidence by the EFCC counsel, Rotimi Oyedepo, the
witness narrated how he allegedly delivered the sum to the
former president at his Abeokuta, Ogun State home.
Obasanjo endorsed Atiku, who was the presidential
candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), ahead of
this year’s presidential poll.
But Atiku lost the election to incumbent President
Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives Congress
(APC).
Mohammed said he got a phone call from Babalele
sometime in February, requesting him to deliver a message
to “an elder statesman.”
He said on Babalele’s request he supplied two bank
accounts, which were credited.
The court heard that the witness took the money to
Obasanjo’s residence in Abeokuta, Ogun State.
Mohammed said: “When I got to the gate, somebody came
and took me inside where I met former President Olusegun
Obasanjo and delivered the message.”
“I called the defendant in the presence of former President
Obasanjo and informed him that I had delivered the
message. He said that was good and thanked me.”
Under cross-examination by the defence counsel, Mike
Ozekhome (SAN), Mohammed affirmed that he wrote a
statement at the EFCC office during the investigation.
Ozekhome’s bid to tender the statement as an exhibit was,
however, opposed by the prosecutor.
Justice Aneke adjourned till today to rule on the
admissibility of the statement.

Headies Awards 2019: Full List Of Nominees Released

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The full list of one of Nigeria’s most rewarding entertainment awards, the Headies, scheduled to hold October 19th, 2019, is out.
This edition of the award, which is the 13 th, will feature 29 unique categories to acknowledge and celebrate the work of various artists in different categories.
The categories are: Best Recording of the Year; Best Pop Single; Producer of The Year; Best Reggae/ Dancehall Single; Best Rap Album; Best R&B/ Pop Album; Alternative Album; Best R&B Single; Best Collabo; Best Rap Single; Best Vocal Performance (Male); Best Vocal Performance (Female); Next Rate; Hip Hop World Revelation; and Lyricist on The Roll.
Others are the Best Street-Hop Artiste; Best ‘Alternative’ Song; Album of The Year; Artiste of The Year; Song of The Year; African Artiste Recognition; Headies’ Viewer’s Choice; Industry Brand Supporter; Best Performer; Songwriter of The Year; Rookie of The Year; Special Recognition; Hall of Fame.
Last year’s edition saw Nigeria’s sensational artiste, Olamide, with the highest number of nominations (10). He was closely followed by Tuface (7), Wizkid (6), Davido (4), and Clarence Peters (4).

 1.      BEST RECORDING OF THE YEAR

A non-voting category for the best recording (that meets the judges’ requirements of excellence; songwriting, production, rendition) by an artiste or group in the year under review.
  1. Adekunle Gold – Ire
  2. Heal D World – Patoranking
  3. Olanrewaju – Brymo
  4. Uyo Meyo – Teni
  5.  Ye – Burna Boy

 2.      BEST POP SINGLE

A category for the best pop single in year under review (by single individual or group).
  1. ‘Ye’ – Burna Boy
  2. ‘Wetin We Gain’ – Victor AD
  3. ‘Fake Love’ – Starboy ft Duncan Mighty, Wizkid
  4. ‘Case’ – Teni
  5. ‘Jealous’ – Fireboy DML
  6. ‘Baby’ – Joeboy

3.      PRODUCER OF THE YEAR

An individual responsible for producing the most acclaimed song or album in the year under review.
  1. Phantom – ‘Ye’ by Burna Boy
  2. Ozedikus – ‘Dumebi’ by Rema
  3. Spellz – ‘Askamaya’ by Teni
  4. Killertunes – ‘Fake Love’ by Starboy ft Duncan Mighty and Wizkid
  5. Kel-P Vibes – ‘Killing Dem’ by Burna Boy ft Zlatan

4.      BEST RAP ALBUM

A non-voting category for the best album by a rap artiste or group in year under review.
  1. ‘Moral Instruction’ – Falz
  2. ‘Crown’ – AQ and Loose Kaynon
  3. ‘A Study On Self Worth: Yxng Dxnzl’ – M.I Abaga
  4. ‘Clone Wars, Vol. IV (These Buhari Times)’ – Show Dem Camp

5.      BEST R&B/ POP ALBUM

A category for the best r&b/pop album in the year under review (by single individual or group).
  1. 1.      ‘rare.’ – Odunsi (The Engine)
  2. ‘Outside’ – Burna Boy
  3. ‘No Bad Songz’ – Kizz Daniel
  4. ‘Mayor of Lagos’ – Mayorkun
  5. ‘About 30’ – Adekunle Gold

6.      BEST MUSIC VIDEO

A voting category for the best conceptualist, best directed and most exciting video in the year under review. This award goes to the video director.
  1. ‘Dangote’ (Burna Boy) – Clarence Peters
  2. ‘Available’ (Patoranking) – Clarence Peters
  3. ‘Ire’ (Adekunle Gold) – Aje Films
  4. ‘Talk’ (Falz) – Prodigeezy
  5. ‘Jaiye’ (Ladipoe) – 88 Factor

7.      BEST R&B SINGLE

A category for the best r&b single in the year under review (by a single individual or group).
  1. ‘Tipsy’ – Odunsi ft. RAYE
  2. ‘Serenade’ – Funbi
  3. ‘Uyo Meyo’ – Teni
  4. ‘Wishes and Butterflies’ – Wurld
  5. ‘Gimme Love’ – Seyi Shay ft. Runtown

8.      BEST COLLABO

A voting category for the best r&b, pop or hip-hop collaborative track (including cameos).
  1. ‘Like’ – Reekado Banks Ft. Tiwa Savage, Fiokee
  2. ‘One Ticket’ Kiss Daniel ft. Davido
  3. ‘Fake Love’ – Starboy ft Duncan Mighty, Wizkid
  4. ‘Killin’ Dem – Burna Boy Ft. Zlatan
  5. ‘Amaka’ – 2baba Ft. Peruzzi

9.      BEST RAP SINGLE

A voting category for a single (released on-air) recording of a rap song.
  1. 1.      ‘Talk’ – Falz
  2. ‘We Don’t Do That Over Here’ – Hotyce
  3. ‘40ft Container’ – Illbliss ft. Olamide
  4. ‘Sacrifice’ – Payper Corleone Ft. Alpha Ojini
  5. ‘Gang Gang’ – AQ and Loose Kaynon

10.  BEST VOCAL PERFORMANCE(MALE)

A non-voting category for the single male artiste with the most outstanding vocal performance on a single song or album.
  1. Tay Iwar – ‘Utero’
  2. Johnny Drille – ‘Finding Efe’
  3. Nonso Bassey – ‘411’
  4. Funbi – ‘Serenade’
  5. Wurld – ‘Wishes & Butterfly’

11.  BEST VOCAL PERFORMANCE (FEMALE)

A non-voting category for the single female artiste with most outstanding vocal performances on a single song or album.
  1. GoodGirl LA – ‘Bless me’
  2. Waje – ‘Udue’
  3. Teni – ‘Uyo Meyo’
  4. Tems – ‘Mr Rebel’
  5. Falana – ‘Repeat’

12.  NEXT RATED

This category is a voting category for the most promising act in the year under review.

  1. Rema
  2. Joeboy
  3. Fireboy DML
  4. Victor AD
  5. Lyta
  6. Zlatan

  1. HIP HOP WORLD REVELATION
A voting category for the best new artiste with a debut album adjudged to be outstanding in terms of artistic quality and impact within the year under review.
  1. Odunsi
  2. Mayorkun
  3. Wurld
  4. Humblesmith

14.  LYRICIST ON THE ROLL

A non-voting category for the rap artiste with the best lyrical depth and performance on a single song or album.
  1. YCEE – ‘Balance’
  2. Boogey – ‘Implode’
  3. Paybac – ‘Implode’
  4. Ghost – ‘Crown’
  5. Tec – ‘Crown’
  6. AQ – ‘Crown’

15.  BEST STREET-HOP ARTISTE

A voting category for the artiste whose songs are inspired by the streets. Such song should captain lingua, which may also be originated by the artiste and popular on the street.
  1. Erigga – ‘Motivation’
  2. Chinko Ekun – ‘Able God’
  3. Zlatan – ‘Leg Work’
  4. Barry Jhay – ‘Aiye’
  5. Lyta – ‘Time’

  1. BEST ‘ALTERNATIVE’ SONG
A voting category for the artiste whose songs reflect any form or style of music which falls outside the mainstream of recent or past popular musical trends.
  1. ‘Cash’ – Lady Donli
  2. ‘Mr Rebel’ – Tems
  3. ‘Finding Efe’ – Johnny Drille
  4. ‘Heya’ – Brymo
  5. ‘Ire’ – Adekunle Gold

  1. ALBUM OF THE YEAR
A voting category for the best album (solo or group) in year under review, that meets judges’ requirements of excellence (songwriting, production, rendition and impact).
  1. ‘About 30’ – Adekunle Gold
  2. ‘Outside’ – Burna Boy
  3. ‘Moral Instruction’ – Falz
  4. ‘No Bad Songz’ – Kizz Daniel

  1. ARTISTE OF THE YEAR
Most critically and commercially adjudged artiste in the year under review. Overall most successful artiste in the year under review.
  1. Burna Boy
  2. Wizkid
  3. Davido
  4. Tiwa Savage
  5. Falz

  1. SONG OF THE YEAR
A voting category for the most popular song in the year under review.
  1. ‘Ye’ – Burna Boy
  2. ‘Dumebi’ – Rema
  3. ‘Wetin We Gain’ – Victor AD
  4. ‘Fake Love’ – Starboy ft Duncan Mighty, Wizkid
  5. ‘Case’ – Teni
  6. ‘Leg work’ – Zlatan
  7. ‘Baby’ – Joeboy
  8. ‘Jealous’ – Fireboy DML

  1. AFRICAN ARTISTE RECOGNITION
A non-Nigerian award category for an individual African artiste or group with the most outstanding achievement, impact and infiltration into the Nigerian music scene in the year under review.
  1. Master KG – Skeleton Moves (SOUTH AFRICA)
  2. Afro B – Drogba (Joanna) (IVORY COAST)
  3. Sauti Sol – Melanin (KENYA)
  4. King Promise – CCTV (GHANA)
  5. DJ Maphoriza – iWalk Ye Phara (SOUTH AFRICA)

  1. HEADIES’ VIEWER’S CHOICE
A voting category to award the fan’s favorite artiste with the most digital tractions (downloads, views, streams) in the year under review.
  1. Mr Eazi
  2. Burna Boy
  3. Teni
  4. Fireboy DML
  5. Rema
  6. Joe Boy
  7. Wizkid
  8. Davido
22 BEST PERFORMER
A non-voting category for the artistes whose stagecraft, showmanship and performance routines are exceptionally conceptualized and executed in the year under review with consideration of live performances.
  1. Falz
  2. Tiwa Savage
  3. Brymo
  4. Yemi Alade
  5. Adekunle Gold

  1. ROOKIE OF THE YEAR:
A voting category for the rookie of the year who has had a successful year musically, with the absence of an album in the year under review.
  1. Crayon
  2. Buju
  3. Barry Jhay
  4. Oxlade
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