'ENTERTAINMENT : Dele Momodu Is My Boy' Davido Calls Out The Ovation Boss Again In New Song With Falz

Davido is either out of things to say or he trying to repeat a formula that won on Osinachi remix.
Davido has been calling out Dele Momodu on his latest feature. You will recall in Humble smith remix when he said “Dele Momodu Osinachi o“. Dele Momodu who disclosed in an interview said it took him time to listen to the song despite family and friends as draw his attention to the song, but claimed he has listened to it once or twice and describe him as a son who he will always permit anything he does or said to him and clear the air that the whole issue on Imade and sophie momodu his cousin as been resolved.
In his latest feature with Falz which also had olamide on it, Davido went futher to call “Dele Momodu” saying “Dele Momodu is my boy”. Alot of fans have seen this as disrepectful
The singer was featured on Falz’s recently released single, Bahd Baddo Baddest where he bragged in his entire verse without having anything tangible to say. The peak of his verse was when he called out Dele Momodu, a 55 year old man for the second time in a song this year.
“Mr. Dele na my boy, Dele na my boy,” Davido bragged as the song hit 2:59.
It’s quite shameful to say the least for an artiste in Davido’s mold to seek attention relentlessly from a matter that his audience have forgotten about.
Dear, Davido it is time to move on from your baby mama drama and NO, Dele Momodu is not your boy, he is your “father”.

'ENTERTAINMENT : Dele Momodu Is My Boy' Davido Calls Out The Ovation Boss Again In New Song With Falz

Davido is either out of things to say or he trying to repeat a formula that won on Osinachi remix.
Davido has been calling out Dele Momodu on his latest feature. You will recall in Humble smith remix when he said “Dele Momodu Osinachi o“. Dele Momodu who disclosed in an interview said it took him time to listen to the song despite family and friends as draw his attention to the song, but claimed he has listened to it once or twice and describe him as a son who he will always permit anything he does or said to him and clear the air that the whole issue on Imade and sophie momodu his cousin as been resolved.
In his latest feature with Falz which also had olamide on it, Davido went futher to call “Dele Momodu” saying “Dele Momodu is my boy”. Alot of fans have seen this as disrepectful
The singer was featured on Falz’s recently released single, Bahd Baddo Baddest where he bragged in his entire verse without having anything tangible to say. The peak of his verse was when he called out Dele Momodu, a 55 year old man for the second time in a song this year.
“Mr. Dele na my boy, Dele na my boy,” Davido bragged as the song hit 2:59.
It’s quite shameful to say the least for an artiste in Davido’s mold to seek attention relentlessly from a matter that his audience have forgotten about.
Dear, Davido it is time to move on from your baby mama drama and NO, Dele Momodu is not your boy, he is your “father”.

'ENTERTAINMENT : Dele Momodu Is My Boy' Davido Calls Out The Ovation Boss Again In New Song With Falz

Davido is either out of things to say or he trying to repeat a formula that won on Osinachi remix.
Davido has been calling out Dele Momodu on his latest feature. You will recall in Humble smith remix when he said “Dele Momodu Osinachi o“. Dele Momodu who disclosed in an interview said it took him time to listen to the song despite family and friends as draw his attention to the song, but claimed he has listened to it once or twice and describe him as a son who he will always permit anything he does or said to him and clear the air that the whole issue on Imade and sophie momodu his cousin as been resolved.
In his latest feature with Falz which also had olamide on it, Davido went futher to call “Dele Momodu” saying “Dele Momodu is my boy”. Alot of fans have seen this as disrepectful
The singer was featured on Falz’s recently released single, Bahd Baddo Baddest where he bragged in his entire verse without having anything tangible to say. The peak of his verse was when he called out Dele Momodu, a 55 year old man for the second time in a song this year.
“Mr. Dele na my boy, Dele na my boy,” Davido bragged as the song hit 2:59.
It’s quite shameful to say the least for an artiste in Davido’s mold to seek attention relentlessly from a matter that his audience have forgotten about.
Dear, Davido it is time to move on from your baby mama drama and NO, Dele Momodu is not your boy, he is your “father”.

'ENTERTAINMENT : Dele Momodu Is My Boy' Davido Calls Out The Ovation Boss Again In New Song With Falz

Davido is either out of things to say or he trying to repeat a formula that won on Osinachi remix.
Davido has been calling out Dele Momodu on his latest feature. You will recall in Humble smith remix when he said “Dele Momodu Osinachi o“. Dele Momodu who disclosed in an interview said it took him time to listen to the song despite family and friends as draw his attention to the song, but claimed he has listened to it once or twice and describe him as a son who he will always permit anything he does or said to him and clear the air that the whole issue on Imade and sophie momodu his cousin as been resolved.
In his latest feature with Falz which also had olamide on it, Davido went futher to call “Dele Momodu” saying “Dele Momodu is my boy”. Alot of fans have seen this as disrepectful
The singer was featured on Falz’s recently released single, Bahd Baddo Baddest where he bragged in his entire verse without having anything tangible to say. The peak of his verse was when he called out Dele Momodu, a 55 year old man for the second time in a song this year.
“Mr. Dele na my boy, Dele na my boy,” Davido bragged as the song hit 2:59.
It’s quite shameful to say the least for an artiste in Davido’s mold to seek attention relentlessly from a matter that his audience have forgotten about.
Dear, Davido it is time to move on from your baby mama drama and NO, Dele Momodu is not your boy, he is your “father”.

NEWS : Good News! Kachikwu says Fuel Queues Will Be Over in Abuja and Lagos from Wednesday | Other States to follow by Weekend

The Minister of State for Petroleum Ibe Kachikwu in a townhall meeting held in Abuja with workers of the Petroleum Products Products Pricing and Regulatory Agency (PPPRA) on Tuesday said that the fuel scarcity in the country will end from Wednesday through Thursday in Abuja and Lagos, and then Portharcourt, Kano, Katsina, Sokoto, and Warri will follow suit by the weekend.

“Today we have the whole fuel queues and it is a complete nightmare for me. It has been a lot of work but the reality is that I hurt more like every Nigerian who is at the filling station, I am very emotional about my job and the things that I do.

There isn’t sufficient reason why Nigerians should suffer this much, we just need to take the right policies as difficult as it comes, we need to take the right policies to ensure that we do not have this recurrence of fuel scarcity, it’s been with us historically, but I don’t want that to define my legacy in the petroleum industry.
Hopefully by tomorrow through Thursday the fuel queues in Abuja should be over, hopefully the same thing will happen to Lagos and thereafter, by the weekend, we should see Kano, Katsina, Sokoto and Port Harcourt and Warri get off this state” he said.

FOOTBALL : ARSENAL IN CONTRACT TALKS WITH IWOBI

The Nigerian starlet is in discussions to sign fresh terms with the Gunners after making his first-team breakthrough this season
Arsenal are in talks to extend the contract of attacker Alex Iwobi, manager Arsene Wenger has confirmed.
The 19-year-old made his debut last October and has gone on to make 15 appearances in all competitions as well as breaking into the Nigeria squad at international level.
Iwobi has scored in Arsenal's last two matches against Everton and Watford.
And Wenger is keen to agree fresh terms with the youngster, even though a long-term contract was signed only as recently as October.
"We are discussing it [a new contract] at the moment to extend him," Wenger told reporters ahead of the Gunners' match at West Ham on Saturday.
"I think that he is a real Arsenal person, he has been here since he was eight. He has three years left at the end of the season, but of course we want to keep him here for longer.
"There have been lots of positives in the last few months, he has quickly emerged and become a player with a good impact."

FOOTBALL : KANE NAMED PLAYER OF THE MONTH AS RANIERI SCOOPS MANAGER AWARD

The striker scored five league goals in March to help maintain Spurs' title push while the Italian led his side to 10 points out of a possible 12 and seven points clear at the top
Tottenham striker Harry Kane has been named Premier League Player of the Month for March with
Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri named Manager of the Month.
Kane scored five times during March, netting against Arsenal in the 2-2 draw at White Hart Lane as well as grabbing doubles against Aston Villa and Bournemouth.
The England international’s goals means he is also the Premier League’s top scorer with 22, three ahead of Jamie Vardy, while his form has also helped Spurs stay in the hunt for the title.
Ranieri, meanwhile, has kept Leicester at the top of the table where they remain seven points clear of second-placed Spurs with just six games left to play.
The Foxes took 10 points from a possible 12 in March with their 2-2 draw against West Brom at the start of the month followed by 1-0 wins over Watford, Newcastle and Crystal Palace.
This is the second time this season Ranieri has been named Manager of the Month, having picked up the award back in November.

FOOTBALL : WILSHERE FRACAS DEALT WITH INTERNALLY - WENGER

The midfielder's alleged run-in with police outside a nightclub was taken out of proportion, says the Arsenal boss
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger believes reports of
Jack Wilshere allegedly being involved in an incident outside a London nightclub last weekend were taken out of proportion.
Pictures reportedly showed Wilshere – who is currently working his way back from a broken leg – talking with police outside the venue in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Wenger admitted he had spoken to the midfielder about the incident but insists the matter will be dealt with internally.
"I have spoken to him," he told reporters at a press conference. "It looks like it was taken out of proportion a little bit, and of course these are matters we like to keep internal.
"I don't know what happened, you can be provoked. It is not easy, when you are well known, to go out anywhere, you are often provoked.
"There was no [training] session the next day, he had a day off and [I] can accept sometimes the players go out when they are free the next day.
"What is positive is that he works very hard, I think he will have a good test tomorrow night [in the Under-21s].
"[It is important] not to rush him too much, and see how he responds to his next game."
Wilshere has yet to make an appearance for Arsenal this season after suffering a fractured fibula in July 2015 - the latest in a long line of injuries for the 24-year-old.
And Wenger admits his regular visits to the treatment room could be a threat to him achieving his full potential.
He added: "He has got a real football brain, he loves football and is very serious and dedicated.
"The only thing that could stop him from having a great career is injuries. It has been bad recently, hopefully he can improve and get the career he deserves."

In Lagos Civil Defence officer shoots 18-year-old boy dead over fuel

A female official of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) on Wednesday, April 6, shot dead an 18-year-old boy believed to be a fuel hawker at Festac town, Lagos State.
It was gathered the boy had bought fuel in Jerry cans at the Forte Oil on 21 Road, Festac town and was heading home when a team of civil defence officers trailed and arrested him.
According to eyewitnesses, the boy prostrated on the road, begging the officers and explaining that he was not a fuel hawker, but the the team Commander, whom report said thought the boy was resisting arrest ordered a female officer to shoot the “Bastard” - which she did.
Report said the officers took off in their patrol van immediately after the shooting, leaving the boy in the pool of his own blood.
According to Guardian, Officers of the enhanced military patrol tagged ‘OP Mesa’ and the Nigeria Police led by the FESTAC Police Station Divisional Police Officer (DPO), Monday Agbonika arrived shortly after the incident to curtail the angry mob.
The infuriated sympathisers were said to have attempted to set the filling station and some petrol tankers ablaze but were prevented by the security operatives.
“Why should they kill the boy? I think, the Civil Defence corps doesn’t know when to use firearms. They don’t even have regulation on firearms usage,” an unidentified senior police was quoted to have said.
The incident was confirmed by the Lagos State police command spokesman, Dolapo Badmos , who disclosed that apart from the deceased three other persons were severely injured.

How to protect your mobile phone from virus attack

If you are still coping with threats to your system, then be ready to do the same with your mobile phone, especially the high-end ones that are enabled with internet. Mobile phones are now more vulnerable to virus attacks and the risk has increased manifold in the last few years. With mobile phones without IMEI number flooding in the market, this risk has increased a lot. Virus can attack files like games, software, security patches, and ad-on functionalities of your mobile. However, with the problem comes a solution as well. There are ways, which can help you protect your mobile from an attack by viruses or malware. All you need to do is to be a little vigilant.


Steps to follow

The steps you should follow to protect your mobile include:

Mobile antivirus: You can download an antivirus application directly in your smartphone
Branded mobiles: make sure that you always choose a mobile from a recognized brand, which come with IMEI number.

Scan your mobile: Once you download an antivirus application in your phone, remember to scan your mobile often to search for any virus.
Turn off Bluetooth: Bluetooth is another way through which unknown applications or virus can make way into your mobile, so when in unknown places, it is better to turn the Bluetooth function off.
The bright side for mobile users

The numbers of mobile malware and worms are constantly on the rise, as virus writers creates new ways of attacking software run by mobile phones. When on one side virus attacks on mobile is increasing at a fast pace, on the other side expanding field of mobile communications also offer opportunity of designing security in a proper manner. Other than installing mobile antivirus, you should follow some precautionary steps to make sure that your mobile stay away from virus attack. When you surf the net from your mobile, ensure that you download content from a reliable website only.
Other points to remember to protect your mobile device


Some of the other points, which you should keep in mind include:

Avoid downloading unknown software from internet
It is also recommended to maintain a backup of your contact list

When accepting content and programs like videos, mobile themes, photos, etc. verify the source, especially while downloading from the web.
If you have Bluetooth, then put it on non-discoverable mode, and never accept data, which comes from sources you do not trust.
You can also use password to protect your device, as this helps to prevent the use of data stored in your phone.

Update virus database and stay away from malicious messages

Just like your system, keep the virus database of your mobile antivirus updated all the time, so that it can protect your mobile from new viruses, which can creep into it. Even though viruses created for mobile phones are not very damaging, but the future is unpredictable, so you should be prepared for the worst attacks. Viruses can also spread through multimedia messages, so keep away from sharing such messages, as these can be malicious.