Buhari Order Aviation Sector Officials To Startup Process For The Establishment Of National Carrier

President Buhari met with top executives of the Ministry of Aviation led by the ministry's permanent secretary, Binta Bello. At the meeting, President Buhari directed the ministry to start up the process for the establishment of a national carrier for Nigeria.

"The President is quite concerned about lack of national carrier for now and he has directed the ministry to look into the possibility of having a national carrier as soon as possible,” the Perm Sec told state house correspondents after the meeting. 

PHOTOS: Stephanie Okereke Rocks Baby Bump As Celebrities Storm VI For "Dry" Movie Premiere

Movie stars and important guests  like - Genevieve Nnaji, Rita Dominic, Sola Sobowale, Mo Abudu, Ruth Osime, Nkiru Anumudu, Tara Fela-Durotoye, Ray Kyles , British Deputy High Commissioner, Representatives from the Canadian Embassy, Representatives from the US Consulate amongst others were all present on Sunday 2nd August the Silverbird Cinema in Lagos for Stephanie Linus’s ‘Dry’ Movie Premiere. 
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The critically acclaimed movie had been long awaited by many who were excited to see the movie and gave it excellent reviews after watching it. The movie written, produced, directed by, and starring Nollywood’s A-List actress, Stephanie Linus, is an inspired true story that follows a trail of Zara’s (played by Stephanie Linus) trip to Africa, her constant turmoil as a result of inexplicable horrors from her child hood, her experiences and heartaches while working with young girls suffering from complications from early child birth as child brides, against the backdrop of a rich African culture. It is full of intrigue, suspense, unbelievable surprises, the joy of reconciliation and the power of the human spirit that is guaranteed to captivate and engage moviegoers. The film stars: Darwin Shaw as Dr. Alex, the legendary Liz Benson Ameye as the Matron, Bill McNamara as Dr. Brown, and Introducing Zubaida Ibrahim Fagge as Halima the teenager who had to endure a life not designed for a child: to be married to a man who was more than four times her age. Produced by Next Page Productions, this film was supported by the Office of the special adviser to the president on MDGs Nigeria, Aberystwyth University Wales, Diamond Bank, Ford Foundation, Project Act Nollywood, USAID Acquired Fistula Project, Vlisco and more.

Check Out Top 8 Lyrically Empty Songs From Nigerian Artists

We’ve all come to love Nigerian music. Whats not to love giving the kind of growth the industry has witnessed in recent years. At this point it is safe to say Nigerian music is going international (out of Africa). This (going international ‘ish’) now raises the question of whether or not our music is mature enough for the big stage out of Africa. 

The reason for the rise of this question stems from the kind of lyrics our music contains. It is obvious to say that most Nigerian artists pay less to no attention to the lyrical content of their music; all they want to make is a club banger that would get them some shows and gigs (and that’s it). This obvious reason is why a singer as talented as Asa is more of a hit outside the country than inside the country.

Iyanya – Kukere: 

This song was all every Nigerian wanted to listen to in a club when it was first released. Reason for this is simply because of the widely received dance for the song; not because the song has message content in its lyrics. Most people who know this song can’t mention a line in the song aside ‘Kukere’. You won’t blame them because that was basically the only thing Iyanya said throughout the song.

Lil Kesh – Shoki: 

This song did a good job describing the ‘shoki dance’ in a confusing way. This song would have probably not made this list if the lyrics had properly described the dance move the song was all about. Despite the incoherent lines in the song, it was a club hit for reasons best known to the wonderful Nigerians who danced and still dance to the song.

KCee – Pull Over: 

KCee is a star on the Nigerian music scene today because he’s been successfully making songs Nigerians who go the club can shake their body to. That’s the number reason; the second reason was his best career decision ever; to go solo (we all know who he separated from). This list would have been very incomplete if Pull Over wasn’t there because this song has all the good qualities needed to make this list even though nobody remembers there is a song like this.

Timaya – Gbagam ft Deettii & Phyno: 

Timaya is very good at what he does; making club hits. But Nigerians can make do with occasional music with lyrics we can understand from Timaya. All dance with no message makes fans feel empty after dancing their energy out. Timaya needs to understand his songs are for people with brains that thinks, who as much as want to dance want to listen to lyrics they understand (not lyrics only the artist understands)

Timaya – Bum Bum: 

This is the second song Timaya has sung about ladies’ b*ttocks. One would have expected the second one of the two will take a different angle to the subject (yash); but no, Timaya decided to stick to his guns and feed his fans with very similar ‘non-content’. Bum Bum was no doubt a hit with no lyrical line to remember after you are done dancing. Well you should at least remember ‘bum bum’

Timaya – Ukwu: 

Timaya tries to make his fans happy with club bangers no doubt. But he does this to the detriment of what music should be all about. This particular song will only make you dance and if you are watching the video can teach you some things most Nigerian parents wouldn’t.

KCee – Limpopo: 

This massive hit has one of the best beats Nigeria has ever heard. At the same time it has one of the worse lyrical contents we’ve also ever heard. KCee could be heard repeating himself almost throughout the song. KCee needs to know that as much as Nigerians want something to dance to, we also want lyrics we can make meaning of; not disjointed lyrics you need a compass to trace and piece together.

CDQ – Indomie (Remix): 

If you listened to the original song and you felt like ‘WTF was this whole song all about’, there is no doubt you will be more confused when you listen to the remix; particularly Davido’s part. It was obvious the artists that featured on the remix ran out of ideas on whatever it is they were saying as they all at some point had to start making reference to the producer as part of the lyrics. Olamide got so stuck on his part that he had to tell his listeners that he is drunk (like they didn’t already know?).

Some Cabals Are Using Boko Haram For Their Selfish Interest - Ex Chief Of Army Staff

Few days after his sacked colleague, Alex Badeh, revealed that the military under their

 leadership lacked equipment, immediate past Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Kenneth Minimah is

 also talking about their inability to conquer Boko Haram. While giving his valedictory address at the Pulling-Out ceremony held in commemoration of his retirement from service in Abuja yesterday August 5th, Minimah said the elites used the insurgency to further

 their sectional, political and religious interest.

According to him,

    “The insurgency snowballed into a graver dimension because these people exploited

 the security challenge to further sectional, religious and political interests. In the last decade,

 we have seen the extent to which people who harbour evil against their fellow co-patriots can 

go to inflict pain and death on innocent people. This is the time for us to rise in unison not only 

to condemn but to take actions against the activities of the Boko Haram terrorists and other 

criminal elements in order to foster peace and security in our society. Perhaps, if we had all 

stood against the terrorists at the outset through condemnation of their activities and active 

collaboration with the military to confront them, rather than use it as a tool to advance section,

 tribal, religious and political interests, we would not have been where we find ourselves today.

 We must therefore all unite and support our government and security forces to tackle the current

security challenges.”he said 

Business Man Caught Doing it With an Underage Secondary School Student in The Bush

The naked man pictured above is a respected businessman tycoon based in Benue State, Nigeria. The man name withheld was caught in the bush with a young girl old to be his daughter getting along.
Eyewitness saw them then called the police and the man was arrested and taken to the police station.
 

Horrible Midnight Accident Involving Two Trailers

The accident is believed to have happened during the night. It involved a trailer carrying fruits and another trailer travelling on the express road. Thankfully no life was lost. See more photos below.
 
  

National Enquirer Publishes The Deathbed Photos Of Bobbi Kristina

TMZ said a family member was shopping the photo and they were right. The photo was sold to National Enquirer and they released it on their front cover today. This photo is Bobbi Kristina in her hospital bed before she died...