Saturday, 10 December 2016

Davido Declares Intentions To Return Back To School For His Masters Degree (See Proof)

DMW Boss, David Adeleke Popularly known as Davido, is hatching plans to obtain a Masters degree. Davido is among a number of colleagues who have obtained their first degree from various universities.


Comedian Bovi Calls For Help After Someone Mistakenly Took His Bag Off The Plane (See Photo)

SOS!!! Dear friends, someone carried my bag instead of his yesterday upon landing in lagos from benin via air peace. We landed lagos around 3pm.


Rapper Vector Finally Drops Album Art For “Lafiaji” Album (See Here)


Veteran Rapper, Vector tha viper has unveiled the official artwork for his third studio album, “Lafiaji“, which is set to drop on December 20, 2016.

“Lafiaji” will follow “State of Surprise” released in 2010 and “The Second Coming” which he dropped in 2012.

Vector as a solo rapper dropped his first single ‘Kilode’ that was put on his debut album “State of Surprise (SOS)” in 2010.

The Veteran rapper is also expected to drop a joint album with Jesse Jagz, titled “The JV album”.

Meanwhile, the Lafiaji Experience concert brought to you by Vector is set to hold on December 27 at Freedom Park, Lagos Island.

See the Album Art below;

Lecturer Dismissed After Forcing University Students To Slap Each Other For Being Late To Class (See Photos)

Shocking video posted to Chinese social media showed a university Lecturer, identified as Lu Ping, encouraging male and female students to slap each other, according to People’s Daily Online.


Monday, 5 December 2016

Trump names carson as housing Secretary

US President-elect Donald Trump on Monday
chose Ben Carson, the mild-mannered retired
neurosurgeon who challenged him for the
Republican nomination, to turn around
troubled US inner cities as secretary of housing
and urban development.
Carson, an African American who is a religious
conservative, has no background in housing
policy but has cited his poor childhood in
Detroit as a qualification for the job.
He is the first black selected by Trump for his
team.
"Ben Carson has a brilliant mind and is
passionate about strengthening communities
and families within those communities," Trump
said in a statement.
"We have talked at length about my urban
renewal agenda and our message of economic
revival, very much including our inner cities."
Carson said: "I feel that I can make a significant
contribution particularly by strengthening
communities that are most in need.
"We have much work to do in enhancing every
aspect of our nation and ensuring that our
nation’s housing needs are met."
"I grew up in the inner city," Carson told Fox
News last month. "And have spent a lot of time
there. And have dealt with a lot of patients
from that area."
Carson briefly led the Republican presidential
pack during the primaries, offering voters an
unruffled, slow-talking persona that contrasted
sharply with high-decibel slugfest around him.
His bid, which initially gained support among
Christian conservatives, ultimately fizzled as he
stumbled presenting concrete policies and
answering questions about key issues.
The Seventh Day Adventist had presented
himself as an alternative to the bombastic
Trump, preaching tolerance and compromise
but sometimes unleashing blunt rhetoric. These
included many references to Nazi Germany,
such as his suggestion that Jews would have
fared better in the Holocaust had they been
armed.
Trump mercilessly mocked him on the
campaign trail, accusing Carson of having a
"pathological" temper.
Carson nevertheless endorsed the real estate
billionaire after withdrawing from the race in
March, describing his former rival as "a very
intelligent man who cares deeply about
America."
He took Trump on a neighborhood tour of his
Detroit hometown in September at a time when
the nominee was looking to boost his image
with African-American voters.
And he came to Trump's defense following the
release of a 2005 audiotape in which he
bragged about groping women.
- American dream -
Carson's history is the epitome of the American
dream. The 65-year-old grew up poor, raised by
an illiterate mother who married at age 13 but
left her bigamist husband.
He developed into a model student, earning a
scholarship to Yale University and attending
the University of Michigan medical school.
At 33, he became the director of pediatric
neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins University,
earning global acclaim in 1987 by performing
the first successful separation of twins
conjoined at the head.
He retired in 2013 to hit the conservative talk
circuit, describing how faith and family values
had helped him as a drifting teenager to realize
his dream.
He routinely promotes a return to individual
responsibility -- a value that led him to
denounce the welfare state, which he has
warned only traps people in poverty.
"If we continually keep people in a dependent
position," he told conservatives in 2013, "then
they're soon going to lose the drive that is
necessary to achieve in our society."
Cc: Guardian newspapers

Sunday, 4 December 2016

[Music] Punchline - Noises (Prod. By Jossybeatz)

The concept of this song was inspired by a line in  MI Abaga's first track on the Illegal Mixtape 3, "Local vs Punchline vs Imitation"

It's about how imitation has really grown in the industry.

Everybody want's to sound like what's trending just so as to be accepted and maybe make money but fail to pass a message and hence, lose their originality, all in the name of  trendy.

Now rappers believe they should rap in Yoruba just because Olamide and the likes are topping charts now, and not that these rappers immitating the chat toppers have a particular message they need to pass in the language so they loose their originality.

"Local" rappers are trending now, so everyone wants to infuse that style into their music

NOISES is a call to order for artistes to be creative and not box themselves in.

An advice on Originality over Imitation. (A message from PUNCHLINE, the master story Teller).

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