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#BringbackJonathan2015: The wages of impunity - Wole Soyinka

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<span style="font-family: "Arial","sans-serif"; font-size: 10.0pt; line-height: 130%;">The
 dancing obscenity of Shekau and his gang of psychopaths and child 
abductors, taunting the world, mocking the BRING BACK OUR GIRLS campaign
 on internet, finally met its match in Nigeria to inaugurate the week of
 September 11 – most appropriately. Shekau’s danse macabre was surpassed
 by the unfurling of a political campaign banner that defiled an entry 
point into Nigeria’s capital of Abuja. That banner read:  BRING BACK 
JONATHAN 2015. </span></div>
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President Jonathan has since disowned all knowledge or complicity in the
 outrage but, the damage has been done, the rot in a nation’s collective
 soul bared to the world. The very possibility of such a desecration 
took the Nigerian nation several notches down in human regard. It 
confirmed the very worst of what external observers have concluded and 
despaired of  - a culture of civic callousness, a coarsening of 
sensibilities and, a general human disregard. It affirmed the 
acceptance, even domination of lurid practices where children are often 
victims of unconscionable abuses including ritual sacrifices, s*xual 
enslavement, and worse.  Spurred by electoral desperation, a bunch of 
self-seeking morons and sycophants chose to plumb the abyss of 
self-degradation and drag the nation down to their level.  It took us to
 a hitherto unprecedented low in ethical degeneration.  The bets were 
placed on whose turn would it be to take the next potshots at innocent 
youths in captivity whose society and governance have failed them and 
blighted their existence? Would the Chibok girls now provide standup 
comic material for the latest staple of Nigerian escapist diet?  Would 
we now move to a new export commodity in the entertainment industry 
named perhaps “Taunt the Victims”?</span></div>
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<span style="font-family: "Arial","sans-serif"; font-size: 10.0pt; line-height: 130%;">As
 if to confirm all the such surmises, an ex-governor, Sheriff, notorious
 throughout the nation – including within security circles as affirmed 
in their formal dossiers - as prime suspect in the sponsorship league of
 the scourge named Boko Haram,  was presented to the world as a 
presidential traveling companion. And the speculation became: was the 
culture of impunity finally receiving endorsement as a governance 
yardstick?  Again, Goodluck Jonathan swung into a plausible explanation:
 it was Mr. Sheriff who, as friend of the host President Idris Deby, had
 traveled ahead to Chad to receive Jonathan as part of President Deby’s 
welcome entourage.  What, however does this say of any president? How 
came it that a suspected affiliate of a deadly criminal gang, publicly 
under such ominous cloud, had the confidence to smuggle himself into the
 welcoming committee of another nation, and even appear in audience, to 
all appearance a co-host with the president of that nation? Where does 
the confidence arise in him that Jonathan would not snub him openly or, 
after the initial shock, pull his counterpart, his official host aside 
and say to him, “Listen, it’s him, or me.”? So impunity now transcends 
boundaries, no matter how heinous the alleged offence?</span></div>
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 Nigerian president however appeared totally at ease. What the nation 
witnessed in the photo-op was an affirmation of a governance principle, 
the revelation of a decided frame of mind – with precedents galore. 
Goodluck Jonathan has brought back into limelight more political 
reprobates - thus attested in criminal courts of law and/or police 
investigations - than any other Head of State since the nation’s 
independence. It has become a reflex. Those who stuck up the obscene 
banner in Abuja had accurately read Jonathan right as a Bring-back 
president. They have deduced perhaps that he sees “bringing back” as a 
virtue, even an ideology, as the corner stone of governance, 
irrespective of what is being brought back. No one quarrels about 
bringing back whatever the nation once had and now sorely needs – for 
instance, electricity and other elusive items like security, the rule of
 law etc. etc. The list is interminable. The nature of what is being 
brought back is thus what raises the disquieting questions. It is time 
to ask the question: if Ebola were to be eradicated tomorrow, would this
 government attempt to bring it back? </span></div>
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<span style="font-family: "Arial","sans-serif"; font-size: 10.0pt; line-height: 130%;">Well,
 while awaiting the Chibok girls, and in that very connection, there is 
at least an individual whom the nation needs to bring back, and 
urgently. His name is Stephen Davis, the erstwhile negotiator in the oft
 aborted efforts to actually bring back the girls.  Nigeria needs him 
back – no, not back to the physical nation space itself, but to a 
Nigerian induced forum, convoked anywhere that will guarantee his safety
 and can bring others to join him. I know Stephen Davis, I worked in the
 background with him during efforts to resolve the insurrection in the 
Delta region under President Shehu Yar’Adua. I have not been involved in
 his recent labours for a number of reasons. The most basic is that my 
threshold for confronting evil across a table is not as high as his - 
 thanks, perhaps, to his priestly calling. From the very outset, in 
several lectures and other public statements, I have advocated one 
response and one response only to the earliest, still putative 
depredations of Boko Haram and have decried any proceeding that smacked 
of appeasement. There was a time to act – several times when firm, 
decisive action, was indicated. There are certain steps which, when 
taken, place an aggressor beyond the pale of humanity, when we must 
learn to accept that not all who walk on two legs belong to the 
community of humans – I view Boko Haram in that light. It is no comfort 
to watch events demonstrate again and again that one is proved to be 
right.</span></div>
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<span style="font-family: "Arial","sans-serif"; font-size: 10.0pt; line-height: 130%;">Thus,
 it would be inaccurate to say that I have been detached from the Boko 
Haram affliction – very much the contrary. As I revealed in earlier 
statements, I have interacted with the late National Security Adviser, 
General Azazi, on occasion – among others.  I am therefore compelled to 
warn that anything that Stephen Davis claims to have uncovered cannot be
 dismissed out of hand.  It cannot be wished away by foul-mouthed abuse 
and cheap attempts to impugn his integrity – that is an absolute waste 
of time and effort. Of the complicity of ex-Governor Sheriff in the 
parturition of Boko Haram, I have no doubt whatsoever, and I believe 
that the evidence is overwhelming. Femi Falana can safely assume that he
 has my full backing – and that of a number of civic organizations - if 
he is compelled to go ahead and invoke the legal recourses available to 
him to force Sheriff’s prosecution. The evidence in possession of 
Security Agencies - plus a number of diplomats in Nigeria - is 
overwhelming, and all that is left is to let the man face criminal 
persecution. It is certain he will also take many others down with him. </span></div>
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<span style="font-family: "Arial","sans-serif"; font-size: 10.0pt; line-height: 130%;">The
 unleashing of a viperous cult like Boko Haram on peaceful citizens 
qualifies as a crime against humanity, and deserves that very dimension 
in its resolution. If a people must survive, the reign of impunity must 
end. Truth – in all available detail - is in the interest, not only of 
Nigeria, the sub-region and the continent, but of the international 
community whose aid we so belatedly moved to seek. From very early 
beginnings, we warned against the mouthing of empty pride to stem a tide
 that was assuredly moving to inundate the nation but were dismissed as 
alarmists. We warned that the nation had moved into a state of war, and 
that its people must be mobilized accordingly – the warnings were 
disregarded, even as slaughter surmounted slaughter, entire communities 
wiped out, and the battle began to strike into the very heart of 
governance, but all we obtained in return was moaning, whining and 
hand-wringing up and down the rungs of leadership and governance. But 
enough of recriminations - at least for now. Later, there must be full 
accounting.</span></div>
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<span style="font-family: "Arial","sans-serif"; font-size: 10.0pt; line-height: 130%;">Finally,
 Stephen Davis also mentions a Boko Haram financier within the Nigerian 
Central Bank. Independently we are able to give backing to that claim, 
even to the extent of naming the individual. In the process of our 
enquiries, we solicited the help of a foreign embassy whose government, 
we learnt, was actually on the same trail, thanks to its independent 
investigation into some money laundering that involved the Central Bank.
 That name, we confidently learnt, has also been passed on to President 
Jonathan. When he is ready to abandon his accommodating policy towards 
the implicated, even the criminalized, an attitude that owes so much to 
re-election desperation, when he moves from a passive “letting the law 
to take its course” to galvanizing the law to take its course, we shall 
gladly supply that name. </span></div>
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<span style="font-family: "Arial","sans-serif"; font-size: 10.0pt; line-height: 130%;">In
 the meantime however, as we twiddle our thumbs, wondering when and how 
this nightmare will end, and time rapidly runs out, I have only one 
admonition for the man to whom so much has been given, but who is now 
caught in the depressing spiral of diminishing returns: “Bring Back Our 
Honour.” </span></div>
<span style="font-family: "Arial","sans-serif"; font-size: 10.0pt; line-height: 130%;">Wole SOYINKA. </span></div>

#BringbackJonathan2015: The wages of impunity - Wole Soyinka

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Legendary singer Stella Monye says she has died 3 times

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 1990’s afro folk singer, Stella Monye has been off the music scene for a
 long while now.  Stella who is planning to release a gospel album talks
 about her near death experiences. She says she has collapsed three 
different times but was priveliged to come out alive. She tells punch: </span></div>
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times, and come out. I cannot give God money for being so good to me. 
Many had gone into a coma just once, but they never survived it.”</span></div>
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early 1990s. She had gone to the Balogun Market, Ikeja, Lagos to buy 
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<span style="font-family: "Arial","sans-serif"; font-size: 10.0pt; line-height: 130%;">“That
 was how I fell. I was in a coma for three days. The second time was at 
the international airport in Lagos. I was travelling to the US. I went 
into a coma again and woke up the following morning. It was out of 
determination that I travelled that second day, especially because the 
plane I was supposed to board had gone with my luggage. The third 
instance was sometimes last year. I collapsed right in front of my 
house. I was taken straight to the Lagos State University Teaching 
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<span style="font-family: "Arial","sans-serif"; font-size: 10.0pt; line-height: 130%;">“I
 never knew until last year. But I thank God that He has continued to 
raise me from the valley of death. As I said, not many people live to 
tell this kind of story. That is why I have been in the studio to record
 songs that capture the goodness of God to me – and to all living souls.
 But what I am working on is an album; not a single. I am not a single 
generation. I am an album generation.”</span></div>

Legendary singer Stella Monye says she has died 3 times

Legendary 1990’s afro folk singer, Stella Monye has been off the music scene for a long while now. Stella who is planning to re...

Chris Oyakhilome’s church member writes another open letter

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 ‘Where is Rev. Anita Oyakhilome?’ Facebook page was the first to 
intimate the public about Chris Oyakhilome’s troubled marriage with wife
 Anita. Here’s another open letter by a member of the Church’s Executive
 Council of Christ Embassy addressed to the famous man of God. The 
anonymous member raised questions about the recent response by Pastor 
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<span style="font-family: "Arial","sans-serif"; font-size: 10.0pt; line-height: 130%;">“First,
 I apologize to anyone who may be offended by this letter which I have 
addressed to my close CEC brethren. I am the last person to write 
against Pst Chris in the public because I have been blessed by God 
through his teachings. However, after several weeks of silence on the 
divorce saga, I am glad Pst Chris finally spoke about it during the 
monthly global communion yesterday. I am very concerned about the way 
this issue is being handled since inception more than what actually 
happened. If anyone presents concrete evidence to back the adultery 
allegations against Pst Chris, I will be one of the first few people who
 would find a place in my heart to forgive him for two mains reasons: 
(1) He is not God, but human being like everyone; (2) for his 
unprecedented contributions to the body Christ, especially through his 
teachings.<br />
Outlined below are 7 major concerns from Pst Chris' response:<br />
1) "Pray for Rev. Anita." Is Pst. Chris insinuating that Pst. Anita is 
the problem, hence, she needs prayers? Even if she is the problem, it is
 very wrong to make ridicule of your spouse in public. I think the whole
 family (father, mother, children and relatives) are directly affected 
by this saga. I expect him to ask CEC members to pray for his entire 
family and not his wife only. From all indication, I think Pst Chris 
needs prayers more than anyone else. This is a display of arrogance and 
pride, which ultimately leads to destruction.<br />
2) "If you study the scriptures, you will not find one man of God go 
against God, sinning against God." I respect Pst Chris as a good 
teacher. However, I think there are several men of God who sinned 
against God as recorded in the Bible. Even David (a man after God's 
heart) confessed to Nathan in 2 Sam 12:13 "I have sinned against the 
LORD." Nathan replied, "Yes, but the LORD has forgiven you, and you 
won't die for this sin." Other examples are Adam (Roman 5:12-21), Saul 
(1Sam 15:24), Jeremiah (Jeremiah 3:25), Daniel (Dan 9:8), Micah (Micah 
7:9), Peter (Matt 26:74-75), etc.<br />
3)"crazy and stupid allegations....silly" I have known and followed Pst 
Chris for several years. I have known him to be very cultured, gentle, 
and someone who knows his audience. I was surprised he used such filthy 
words while addressing his members on the issue yesterday. I think these
 are distinguished characteristics of is angered, frustrated and 
nonchalant.<br />
4) "If you are married to a man of God, it doesn’t make you 
automatically mature......But some people expect the wife of a minister 
to definitely be at the level of that minister and so they may be looked
 upon and the expectation may be like that, but it’s a positional thing.
 If a man of God is married, it doesn’t automatically mean that the wife
 of a man of God is therefore a woman of God. That’s not the way it is 
in the Bible. That’s why you don’t really find the wives of men of God 
mentioned in the Bible. How many of them? Who was Peter’s wife, did you 
ever know her name? You never find that out. Who was John’s wife? Did 
you ever read the name? What about all the other Apostles? How many of 
their names are written in the Bible?" I believe this was in line with 
the speech he gave during a meeting with Pastors and Deacons in the UK 
few months ago.<br />
I believe there is no human relationship (including marriages) that 
doesn't have its own challenges. I am surprised Pst. Chris could openly 
treat or regard his wife with contempt and disrespect. I wonder if this 
is the same Pst. Anita I know? Is this the woman that was highly 
regarded as "the grace of CEC?" Is this the woman that was the Vice 
President of BLW until lately? Is this the woman who raised two young 
girls on her own in the UK? Is this the same woman that adores her 
husband like no other? Is this the woman that moved from gym to library,
 library to school, school to pub, etc. to ensure CEC becomes what it is
 today in the UK and rest of EU? Is this the woman that planted several 
branches of CEC in Europe, USA and beyond? Is this the woman who 
established LoveWorld TV station in the UK and beyond? It seems to me 
like a dream. If Pst Anita can be brought so low like this by the power 
that be, who am I! I haven't seen anyone among pastors in CEC that are 
as humble as Pst Anita. Likewise, I haven't found anyone that truly 
loves Pst. Chris in words and action like Pst. Anita.<br />
5) After Pst Chris finished his speech, I heard loud cheers both within 
the congregation I was seated and those who were with him on set. 
Notably was Pst Joy Amekhiena, raising her hands up in jubilation, 
praise and support. I was utterly shocked! She is supposed to be a wife,
 mother, pastor and close associate of Pst Anita. Now Pst. Anita 
suddenly became a bad person! I am really disappointed.<br />
6) What was the reason CEC regional pastors were assembled and showcased
 to the whole world yesterday. We have witnessed several global 
communion services, but this last one was different in quality and 
display. I believe the aim was to create perception in the minds of the 
general members that all is well. Hearing the testimonies from various 
pastors about their achievements in the month of August, almost made me 
cry. Some of the information presented by the pastors were misleading. 
Most notably was Pst Uche Onubogu (Bermondsey, London), where he stated 
that his zone won 10,000 souls through ROR distribution. I immediately 
sent a text message to my friend in his zone to confirm, he replied by 
saying "let that pastor dey lie to the whole world......how many members
 do we have in this zone?" From all indication, it is obvious Pst Chris,
 over the years, has surrounded himself with lots of sycophants, who act
 obsequiously for personal gain. This is dangerous for anyone who is a 
leader of an organization such as CEC.<br />
7) I have seen lots of posts on social media reaffirming their love and 
support for Pst. Chris since yesterday. There is absolutely nothing 
wrong in doing that. However, do these people really think they love Pst
 Chris more than Pst Anita? Never! Remember this is his wife, mother of 
his two daughters, and Vice President of Central Executive Committees of
 BLW. It is obvious most people don't really know this woman is. Her 
simplicity and gentility is exceptional and unparalleled.<br />
I beseech you brethren to please continue to pray for Pst. Anita as 
instructed by Pst Chris. I know she is going through a lot as a wife, 
mother and leader. I can provide detailed factual record of the personal
 sacrifices she made for the CEC and her family. But each time I tried 
to put them down in writing, tears ran down my chin. Most importantly, 
let us continue to pray for the family, especially Pst Chris, as the 
anchor, foundation and leader. It is his calling to reflect the creative
 and cultivating nature of God. The inherent purpose and God's original 
blueprint of all men is fatherhood. It is obvious the devil is up to 
something bigger - the body of Christ.<br />
I believe CEC boat is being rocked to steer us in the right direction. 
If you are sincere, you will agree with me that we are drifting from the
 core values of Christ as a ministry. I am pained and saddened about 
this recent development! It is never too late........<br />
Finally, the Bible says, “To whom much is given much will be required.” I
 am only doing what Paul did to Peter (who was given great 
responsibility by Jesus Christ Himself) in Gal 2:14-21. When Paul saw 
that Peter’s actions were leading others astray he called out Peter in 
FRONT OF THEM ALL. My philosophy is private sin = private discipline; 
public sin = public discipline. See also 1 Timothy 5:19-21. I am not 
saying the allegations are true, however, the way the issue is being 
handled by our leaders is wrong. God bless you.<br />
Selah!!!”</span></div>
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Photos of the day: Meet Charly boys daughter Dominique Oputa

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Famous Veterans Yoruba actor, Aworo Now A Full Time Babalawo In Ado Ekiti (Photo)

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Yoruba actor Chief Jimoh Aliu (MFR), who is popularly known as Aworo is 
in the news.  For some years now,  Aworo has been out of the movie scene
 after his relocation to Ekiti State and the reason behind that was 
unknown to many.While some people were insinuating that he made that 
decision to stay away from the many crisis in ANTP before the union 
later collapsed and some other people had other insinuations different 
from that.  </span><br />
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<span style="font-family: Georgia,'Times New Roman',serif;">However, Yorubamoviegist.com can reveal to you from 
findings, that the Fopomoyo producer has partially dumped acting to 
become a full time Babalawo (an Herbalist) in Ado Ekiti, the capital of 
his current state of abode. A close source also hinted to us that  one 
of the main reasons he made the decision was because he is  fed up with 
the film industry in Nigeria. Because after the seriuos stress they go 
through to shoot their movies, CD pirates mass priduce it and thereby 
make all the gain while the movie owner woul run at a loss. And with his
 status and age in the industry, he can’t just cope with that. The 
source further told us that when Aworo travelled abroad, he saw many of 
Nigeria videos in shops and his heart skipped over how those CDs got 
abroad. And rather than continue shooting films, he later decided to be 
writing books. He is said to have written about 3 books which one of 
them is written for Lagos, Ogun, Kwara and Oyo states’ secondary 
schools. Another one is “Ojulowo Ogun Ekiti Parapo” which came out not 
too long ago, and the third one is titled “Yankan Yanrin”.  With his new
 calling (Baba Alawo), Aworo is said to be living a good life now due to
 the fact that he has a lot of foreigners as customers.</span><br />
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<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">yorubamoviegist</span> 
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Famous Veterans Yoruba actor, Aworo Now A Full Time Babalawo In Ado Ekiti (Photo)

Veteran Yoruba actor Chief Jimoh Aliu (MFR), who is popularly known as Aworo is in the news. For some years now, Aworo has been out...

Awilo Logomba, Bovi,Others At Actress Lisa Omorodion’s Mum’s Birthday! (See the Gigantic Cake)

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So Cute! You Need To See What Your Favourite Nigerian Celebrities Looked Like As Kids (Must See)

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<b style="background-color: white; border: 0px; color: #333333; line-height: 18px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;"><span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Nigeria’s entertainment industry did not just provide jobs for many but also made stars and celebrities out of them.</span></b><br />
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<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Looking back, most celebrities would not have envisaged being where they are today.</span></div>
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<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Now they are well known in the society and are regarded as “Big boys and Big Chics”.</span></div>
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<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">However, many Nigerians have no idea what their favourite celebrities looked like as kids.</span></div>
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<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Below are photos of some of your favourite stars when they were kids and what they look like now.</span></div>
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<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;"><b style="border: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">Genevieve Nnaji</b>:
 She is one of Nigeria’s top female actresses. She was born in Mbaise, 
Imo state but grew up in Lagos. She started her acting career as a child
 actress in the then popular television soap opera <i style="border: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">Ripples</i> at
 the age of 8 and in 1998, she was introduced into the growing Nigerian 
film industry with the movie “Most Wanted.” She has starred in countless
 movies.</span></div>
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<span class="mjwideimg" style="border: 0px; font-size: 12px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;"><img alt="Genevieve Nnaji as a child and as an adult" border="0" class="wp-image-289746" height="262" src="http://www.talkofnaija.com/images/Resized/celeb-childhood-pics1_280x184.jpg" style="border: 0px none; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" width="400" /></span></div>
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Genevieve Nnaji as a child and as an adult</div>
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<b style="border: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">Don Jazzy:</b>Michael
 Collins Ajereh, popularly known as Don Jazzy, is a Nigerian Multi 
award-winning record producer, singer, songwriter, former CEO of 
Nigerian record label Mo’ Hits Records founded in 2004 and current CEO 
of the Mavin Records label which he founded in May 2012. He has produced
 tracks for Dr SID, Wande Coal, D’Prince, Darey, Naeto C and many other 
stars.</div>
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<span class="mjwideimg" style="border: 0px; font-size: 12px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;"><img alt="Don Jazzy as a child and adult" border="0" class="wp-image-289752 size-full" height="180" src="http://www.talkofnaija.com/images/Resized/celeb-childhood-pics2_280x126.jpg" style="border: 0px none; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" width="400" /></span><br />
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Don Jazzy as a child and adult</div>
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<b style="border: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">Ini Edo:</b> Iniobong
 Edo Ekim born on April 19, 1982 hails from Akwa Ibom. She is among the 
top actresses in Nollywood. Her very first film was “Thick Madam” (2003)
 and since then, she has featured in over a 100 films, just 30 in 2007 
alone. She is married to Philip Ehiagwina.</div>
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<span class="mjwideimg" style="border: 0px; font-size: 12px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;"><img alt="Ini Edo as a child and adult" border="0" class="wp-image-289757" height="205" src="http://www.talkofnaija.com/images/Resized/celeb-childhood-pics3_280x144.jpg" style="border: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" width="400" /></span><br />
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Ini Edo as a child and adult</div>
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<b style="border: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">Paul and Peter Okoye:</b> The
 identical twin brothers popularly called P-Square are one of the top 
music artistes in Nigeria. They have fans both in Nigeria and outside 
the country. They have won several awards and are both married to their 
baby mamas.</div>
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<span class="mjwideimg" style="border: 0px; font-size: 12px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;"><img alt="P-Square as children and adults" border="0" class="wp-image-289759" height="314" src="http://www.talkofnaija.com/images/Resized/celeb-childhood-pics4_280x220.jpg" style="border: 0px none; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" width="400" /></span><br />
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P-Square as children and adults</div>
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<b style="border: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">D’banj</b>: Dapo 
Daniel Oyebanjo is is a Nigerian singer-songwriter, harmonica player, 
and businessman. He has won several music awards, including the awards 
for <i style="border: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">Best African Act</i> at the MTV Europe Music Awards 2007. His song ‘Oliver Twist’ was a hit which gained international recognition.</div>
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D’Banj</div>
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<b style="border: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">Tiwa Savage</b>: is a
 Nigerian singer-songwriter, recording artist, performer, and actress. 
She is currently signed to MAVIN records. She is known for songs like, <i style="border: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">Eminado</i>, <i style="border: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">Kele Kele Love</i> and many others. She is married to her manager, Tunji “Tee Billz” Balogun.</div>
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Tiwa Savage as a child and adult</div>
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<b style="border: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">Davido:</b> David 
Adedeji Adeleke (born November 21, 1992) is a recording artist, 
performer, and record producer. He is known for hit songs like, <i style="border: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">Skelewu</i>, <i style="border: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">Aye</i> and a host of others<span style="font-size: 12px;">.</span></div>
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Davido</div>
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<b style="border: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">Tonto Dikeh:</b> Tonto
 Charity Dikeh, also known as Poko is a Nigerian actress and singer who 
hails from Rivers State. Her journey into the movie industry started 
after she competed in a reality TV show called <i style="border: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">The Next Movie Star </i>and she emerged the first runner up.</div>
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<span class="mjwideimg" style="border: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;"><img alt="Tonto Dikeh as a child" border="0" class="size-medium wp-image-289779" height="335" src="http://www.talkofnaija.com/images/Resized/celeb-childhood-pics8_280x235.jpg" style="border: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" width="400" /></span><br />
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Tonto Dikeh as a child</div>
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Grown-Up Tonto</div>
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<b style="border: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">D’Prince:</b> Charles
 Enebeli (popularly known as D’Prince) is a Nigerian singer-songwriter. 
He was born in the city of Lagos, Nigeria. He is the younger brother of 
Don Jazzy.</div>
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D’Prince</div>
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<b style="border: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">BasketMouth:</b> Bright
 Okpocha aka Basketmouth is a Nigerian comedian and actor from Abia 
State who has organized popular stand-up comedy concerts like <i style="border: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">Basketmouth Uncensored</i> across the globe.</div>
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<img alt="Basketmouth as a child" border="0" class="size-medium wp-image-289784" height="301" src="http://www.talkofnaija.com/images/Resized/celeb-childhood-pics11_280x211.jpg" style="border: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" width="400" /></div>
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Basketmouth as a child</div>
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