Mavin Record Visits President In London

- Mavin Records visits President in London
where he is recuperating
- The crew is led by the record label CEO
Don Jazzy

Many personalities have visited
President Muhammadu Buhari in
London where he has been on sick
leave. The Don Jazzy-led Mavins Records
crew has also deemed it fit to visit the
president.
Mavin Records crew visits President Buhari in
London
Buhari left the shores of Nigeria to the
UK on a medical ground on January 19
and was expected to come back on
February 6. He has however failed to do
so.
He did find time thought to meet with
the Mavin crew comprising of Don
Jazzy, Dr Sid, Tiwa Savage, Reekado
Banks, Korede Bello and Di’ja all
wearing their SMD shirt.

If you believe this, you are on a long
thing. Did I hear someone saying
photoshop?

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The Department of Homeland Security Says There Will Be No Mass Deportations

John Kelly, the secretary of homeland security, also said there won't be military involvement in deportations.

On Thursday, secretary of homeland

security John Kelly announced that the

Department of Homeland Security

wouldn't be conducting mass

deportations of undocumented

immigrants or using military force to

aid in deportations, according to the

Associated Press.

The announcement comes roughly one

week after the AP published the draft

of a Department of Homeland Security

proposal that called for 100,000

National Guard troops to assist in

deportation measures across 11 states.

Currently, immigration and border

control positions are held by civilians

instead of military branches.

The AP reported that Kelly said U.S.

immigration policy changes will be

done legally and with respect for

human rights. He made his remarks in

Mexico City, where he and secretary of

state Rex Tillerson are discussing U.S.–

Mexico relations with their Mexican

counterparts, according to ABC News .

Kelly also offered similar sentiments

on Wednesday in Guatemala, saying

that his department wouldn't be

conducting mass deportations of

undocumented immigrants but would

be trying to speed up the deportation

process. On Wednesday, a DHS official

told CNN, "We're not going to start

changing this today, it's not going to

start happening tomorrow," adding,

"You will not see folks rounded up or

anything of the sort."

However, Kelly's words seemed to

contradict those of President Donald

Trump, who on Thursday said that

deporting undocumented immigrants

was a "military operation," according

to Politico.

“You see what’s happening at the

border, all of the sudden for the first

time, we’re getting gang members out,

we’re getting drug lords out, we’re

getting really bad dudes out of this

country,” Trump explained during a

meeting with manufacturing CEOs,

Politico reported. “And at a rate that

nobody’s ever seen before, and they’re

the bad ones, and it’s a military

operation because that has been

allowed to come into our country. And

you see gang violence that you’ve read

about like never before, all of the

things, much of that is people that are

here illegally. And they’re rough and

they’re tough but they’re not tough like

our people.” During the same meeting,

Trump also complimented Kelly , saying

he had been "unbelievable at the

border."

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Student of a renowned University In Nigeria At Large Over A Fraudulent Extortion With Ponzi Scheme As Camouflage

Ponzi Scheme is a fraudulent investment operation
where the operator, an individual or
organization, pays returns to its investors
from new capital paid to the operators by
new investors, rather than from profit earned
through legitimate sources. Operators of
Ponzi schemes usually entice new investors
by offering higher returns than other
investments, in the form of short-term returns
that are either abnormally high or unusually
consistent.
Ponzi schemes occasionally begin as
legitimate businesses, until the business fails
to achieve the returns expected. The business
becomes a Ponzi scheme if it then continues
under fraudulent terms. Whatever the initial
situation, the perpetuation of the high returns
requires an ever-increasing flow of money
from new investors to sustain the scheme.
The scheme is named after Charles Ponzi ,
who became notorious for using the technique
in 1920.
The alleged crash of MMM in Nigeria
affected every other Ponzi scheme in
Nigeria as people became skeptical
about investing in the other schemes.
Those who were about investing
reclined into their shells and held on to
their money as they were unsure if the
invested amounts will ever be recorded.

The recent news we have for your digest is of a Ponzi scheme owner (name withheld),an engineering student of a renowned higher institution in Nigeria being convicted of defrauding a large number of people a huge sum amounting to thirty million naira. The said fraudster is believed to be at large at the moment, and his bank account frozen. The site used for this fraudulent act is believed known as www.doublepay.com

Keep up with us for more updates on the matter.

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YBNL Artistes Sometimes Help With My Ideas – Olamide

The YBNL boss, who spoke to Sunday Scoop,
revealed that his fear of failure has kept him
working harder than most.
The ‘Pepper Dem Gang’ crooner, opened up
about his love life saying:
“ I’ve actually been in a relationship for about 17
years now. As a matter of fact, she’s the most
important reason I am where I am today. Her
name is music.”
On what has been his driving force over the years,
he said,
“My major motivation comes from knowing that I
came from the bottom, and I don’t want to go
back there. I want to live a good life, and because
of that, my working life is a relentless grind. I
don’t want to go broke, and I don’t want anybody
to look down on me. I’m still on top of my game
because I don’t see myself as everything. I take
advice from my mum, manager, and label mates,
and they always help. They’re responsible for
some of my ideas. Some things that people see
and think is all about Baddo is actually their
brainwork.”
Speaking further, he said,
“I didn’t start out to be an average artiste, I
wanted to stand out. Right now, I’m living my
dreams. All I can say is that my life right now is a
dream come true. ”

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Archbishop Okoh urges federal government to disarm Fulani herdsmen.

Okoh made the call, on Wednesday,
February 22 in Abeokuta, the Ogun
State capital, during his opening
address at the church’s standing
committee meeting comprising of
primates , archbishops, bishops and the
home of clergy and laity of the church.
He stated that it was unconstitutional
and discriminatory for some individuals
in the same country to bear arms freely,
while others cannot.

Okoh warned that if the situation was
not put under control, the herdsmen
would continue to perpetuate crimes
increasingly and threaten the peace of
the nation.
He decried the incessant killing by the
herdsmen especially in Southern
Kaduna lamenting the loss of lives and
wanton destruction of property.
Okoh also urged the federal government
to use all forces at its disposal to fight
the menace of kidnapping noting the
rising spate of kidnapping all over the
country was alarming and worrisome.
He however commended the
government for its concerted efforts
against terrorism, even as he appealed
to the government to sustain the
security in the region until terrorism is
totally eliminated.
In his remark, Ogun State governor,
Senator Ibikunle Amosun, identified
religious intolerance as one of the
hindrances of development urging
Nigerians to be more accommodating of
one another’s religious beliefs.

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These reasons will not make you eat Suya and Kilishi again

Beef dipped in sauce and roasted over open fire have been a tantalizing delicacy in Nigeria for a long time. Nigerians enjoy snacking on this small pieces of meat stringed on sticks while on the go. 

As delicious as Suya and Kilishi are, the revelation we are about to make may make you lose interest in the two. If you are one of the people who make daily contribution to Suya or Kilishi sellers, then you had better get prepared for what is coming for you.

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Apart from the government banning the production of the spiced meat Nigerians enjoy eating as snack, these information will prevent you from putting yourself into trouble for the love of meat.

If you are a Nigerian who reside in your home country, then the chances of you knowing either of the two delicacies or both at once are high. If you are familiar with Suya, then you are just a step away from knowing Kilishi.

Kilishi is the family member of Suya that had a longer time getting dried or smoked with heat. While Suya contains diced pieces of meat, the beef used for Kilishi is dried, flat seasoned beef that can be broken with hands.

Apart from the fact that both Suya and Kilishi are made from beef, they also seem to have the same seller. These delicious mouth-filling delights are mostly sold by 'Abokis' in the night.

Kilishi is not sold with the regular vegetables like onions, cucumbers, tomatoes and ground peppper in Suya. All the spices must have been prepared into a mixture which is rubbed on the beef before the drying and cooking begins.

Find below some of the mind boggling reasons why you may never want to eat Suya and Kilishi again:

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Lagos driver brings out manhood for passengers to see (photos)

NA Lagos driver, who absolutely does not give a hoot about anything in this world,  was said to have openly brought out his manhood. He started rubbing it as passengers board his board in broad day light.

According to Instablog9ja, this story was shared by a female eyewitness. She wrote:

“So today I boarded I bus from Ojota going Oshodi – Maryland the bus took quite sometime to get filled up with people. I sat in the front so I was beginning to get uncomfortable waiting for the bus to get filled up then I told the driver I want to get down. He begged me not to, so I sat down. "Few minutes later, he started scratching his groin then before I knew anything, he just brought it out in the open and started rubbing it (Buh he wasn’t masturbating).  You needed to have seen the expression on my face at first I was scared, I just brought my earpiece out and started listening to music on my phone he kept on looking at me the session lasted for about 20min. I just sha managed to take a picture of it.”
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