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Chris Brown and Wiz kid performed together on stage in Ghana
Chris Brown and Wiz kid performed together on stage in Ghana yesterday March 5th at the rLG's Hope City Concert at the Accra Sports Stadium.
Breezy brought Wiz kid on stage to perform with him.This is the second time both are performing on stage together.
Chris was paid 150 million Nara,thats lot of kudi oooo
STAR BOY ON POINT NAANI....................................DOVER DEY YA BACK
Monday, 1 October 2012
Davido Piled Up N500,000 Club Bill On Wizkid And Bailed(Serious Contention)
Davido Piled Up N500,000 Club Bill On Wizkid And Bailed(Serious Contention)
Davido
might deny the brewing cold war going on between him and Wizkid and
even tell everyone who cares to listen that the Pakurumo singer is his
‘brother’ but insider sources say that is far from the truth...
Before
Davido bursted into limelight, he and Wizkid were unknown to each other
but that soon changed once Davido also became a household name and they
both got to meet and struck a chord of friendship until sometime in May
when the cordial relationship went sour.
According
to an insider who knows the duo well and the source of their no-love
lost relationship, Wizkid was chilling at a hotel somewhere on the
Island and apparently wasn’t having a great time so he decided to put a
call through to his friend, Davido who at the time was hanging out with
five other friends of his. The Omo Baba Olowo then instructed his aide
to go and pick Wizkid at a hotel behind 1004 building on VI.
In
no time, Wizkid had joined Davido and his group of friends at a club in
the civic centre where they had some drinks before carrying the party
to Movida on Idowu Taylor, VI. While there, Davido ordered some bottles
of Hennessey for himself and two other friends who had just joined them
and as they drank, Wizkid became tipsy and frail as he had one drink too
many on the night.
Immediately,
he was carried to Davido’s car parked outside where he allegedly threw
up. All this while, Davido was nowhere to be found as he abandoned his
colleague and friend.
After
a while, the bar tenders produced the bill which was about N500,000 and
since Davido had disappeared into thin air and bulking under pressure
to pay the bills, Davido’s aide took the bar tenders to Wizkid’s home
where he was forced to issue a cheque to cover their unpaid expenses.
This
singular act put a strain on their relationship as Wizkid felt let down
by Davido. Already, their relationship had been tested following the
bitter break-up of Mo’Hits as both artistes had their allegiances
divided between Don Jazzy on one hand, and Dbanj on the other.
But
what would finally prove to be the proverbial straw that broke the
camel’s back was when Davido was sending out invitation to guests for
the launch of his O.B.O Album and he didn’t send any to Wizkid. And to
add salt upon injury, Davido and his crew reportedly sauntered out on a
Wizkid performance to the consternation of many at the NEA couple of
weeks back in New York.
With
these series of events coupled with Davido’s denial and Wizkid’s
obvious silence in the face of all the ‘beef’ rumor, isn’t obvious that
all is not well between these two super stars? On Wizkid’s part, could
this be the moment when ‘silence is golden?’ Time will tell.
Culled From THISDAY
GOOD LUCK JONATHAN DEY LI WELL WELL
President Goodluck Jonathan lied to the world in his Independence Day
anniversary speech about gains his administration has made in the fight
against corruption, a PREMIUM TIMES investigations has revealed.
In what appears to be a major credibility stunt, President Jonathan read a speech in which he scored his government high on all sides.
In order to make his good performance appear holistic, the president included in his speech that global corruption watchdog, Transparency International, has endorsed and praised his administration’s war against corruption.
Mr. Jonathan said, “…the fight against the scourge of corruption is a top priority of our administration.
“We are fighting corruption in all facets of our economy, and we are succeeding. We have put an end to several decades of endemic corruption associated with fertilizer and tractor procurement and distribution. We have exposed decades of scam in the management of pensions and fuel subsidy, and ensured that the culprits are being brought to book,” he added.
To give his claims international credibility, the presidents then said: “In its latest report, Transparency International (TI) noted that Nigeria is the second most improved country in the effort to curb corruption.”
The lie
PREMIUM TIMES contacted Transparency International seeking a copy of its latest report which the President referred to in his speech.
The group replied promptly disowning Mr. Jonathan and saying it had no such report.
“Transparency International does not have a recent rating or report that places Nigeria as the second most improved country in the fight against corruption,” the group said in an email to this newspaper.
The group said its most recent indexing of Nigeria’s corruption activities was in the 2011 Corruption Perceptions Index, which measuresd perceived level of public sector corruption i the country.
In that index, Nigeria scored 2.4 on a scale where 0 means highly corrupt and 10 means very clean. It was ranked 143 out of 183 countries.
That rating was actually a dip in performance for Nigeria as the country was rated 134 out of 183 countries the previous year, 2010.
The president’s spokesperson would not comment for this story. The Special Adviser on Media, Reuben Abati as well as the Special Assistant on Public Affairs, Doyin Okupe, did not answer or return calls.
They also did not reply text messages sent to their telephones.
In what appears to be a major credibility stunt, President Jonathan read a speech in which he scored his government high on all sides.
In order to make his good performance appear holistic, the president included in his speech that global corruption watchdog, Transparency International, has endorsed and praised his administration’s war against corruption.
Mr. Jonathan said, “…the fight against the scourge of corruption is a top priority of our administration.
“We are fighting corruption in all facets of our economy, and we are succeeding. We have put an end to several decades of endemic corruption associated with fertilizer and tractor procurement and distribution. We have exposed decades of scam in the management of pensions and fuel subsidy, and ensured that the culprits are being brought to book,” he added.
To give his claims international credibility, the presidents then said: “In its latest report, Transparency International (TI) noted that Nigeria is the second most improved country in the effort to curb corruption.”
The lie
PREMIUM TIMES contacted Transparency International seeking a copy of its latest report which the President referred to in his speech.
The group replied promptly disowning Mr. Jonathan and saying it had no such report.
“Transparency International does not have a recent rating or report that places Nigeria as the second most improved country in the fight against corruption,” the group said in an email to this newspaper.
The group said its most recent indexing of Nigeria’s corruption activities was in the 2011 Corruption Perceptions Index, which measuresd perceived level of public sector corruption i the country.
In that index, Nigeria scored 2.4 on a scale where 0 means highly corrupt and 10 means very clean. It was ranked 143 out of 183 countries.
That rating was actually a dip in performance for Nigeria as the country was rated 134 out of 183 countries the previous year, 2010.
The president’s spokesperson would not comment for this story. The Special Adviser on Media, Reuben Abati as well as the Special Assistant on Public Affairs, Doyin Okupe, did not answer or return calls.
They also did not reply text messages sent to their telephones.
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