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Nigeria popular singer Peter Okoye of Psquare post on his Twitter handle a picx of himself and his new Benz..

Sunny ☀️ Saturday 🔥🚒 pic.twitter.com/2h5neZ6rec

— Paul Psquare (@rudeboypsquare) March 2, 2019

2019 Elections: 2baba Visits IGP, Pushes For Increase In Youth Voter Turnout

Nigerian music icon, Mr Innocent Ujah Idibia popularly known as 2Baba, paid a courtesy visit to the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, on Wednesday, 13th February 2019.

2baba who is the founder of 2Baba Foundation and Ambassador, Vote Note Fight Campaign told the police boss that “Nigerian youth are saying NO to electoral violence. They have stated their firm resolve to shun violence during the February, 16th and March 2, 2019, general elections.”

According to 2Baba, Nigerian youths made these commitments to him during his activities on the Vote Note Fight Campaign in 2017, 2018 and 2019 to promote peaceful elections in the coming polls.

About the Vote Not Fight Campaign, 2Baba said: “The Vote Not Fight: Election No Be War is a non-partisan and youth-focused voter education campaign that has been promoting constructive youth participation in Nigeria’s political processes since the 2015 general elections.”

2Baba said that Nigerian youths under the auspices of the #VoteNotFight campaign made some demands from the police.


Some of the demands made according to 2baba include:

“The police should be fair to all political parties without any form of bias in the discharge of their responsibilities before, during and after the election day.

“The police should promptly arrest and prosecute all electoral offenders including political actors and elected officials without immunity.


“The police should provide adequate security during the voting process and do not allow ballot boxes and other election materials to be hijacked by politicians or hired political thugs.

“The police should train officers to be civil and allow every voter to exercise its constitutional rights without any form of intimidation or restriction during the election.

The police should work closely with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to ensure a rapid response to distress calls by voters, election officials and election observers.


The Vote Note Fight Campaign seeks to increase youth voter turnout and mobilize against hate speech, electoral violence and vote buying.

Nollywood Actress, Ini Edo might be walking down the aisle again, years after her first marriage crash.

The beautiful actress, Ini Edo, has got brand new butterfly in her stomach!


She’s made it such a huge secret till the set wedding date is established. Baby girl Ini was recently found snicking into hotel room of a Three Star hotel with Le Boo somewhere in Lekki, Lagos State, where they inhale and exhale carbon and drink alcohol, very compatible duo.


Le Boo is an IJGB (I just got back) dude closely related to traditional rulers of the Land of Excellence. It’s great that Ini has found love again and this time in deep hot romance with the Lasgidi big boy.

          

We are all hoping she doesn’t get burnt in the process. Their love life is not new to keen observers as the love birds are overly excited and would do everything to keep this love affair secret till the wedding date, so she can sort out issues.

As a sharp baby girl, Ini is currently trying to part ways with any known Maga and take out any surviving stumbling block to a secret wedding, which is planned to take place in Dubai, United Arab Emirates in a few weeks time.

Source: The Eagle

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2019: Tuface, Banky W speaks on Lagos protest march

Popular Nigerian singers, Tuface Idibia and Banky W, on Friday joined dozens of civil society activists in Lagos to march for voter education of Nigerians.

The activists converged on the National Stadium in Surulere and marched for about four kilometres to the Lagos office of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC.


Popular Nigerian singers, Tuface Idibia and Banky W, on Friday joined dozens of civil society activists in Lagos to march for voter education of Nigerians.

The activists converged on the National Stadium in Surulere and marched for about four kilometres to the Lagos office of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC.

EnoughisEnough, EiE Nigeria, the organisers of the rally, said the mass voter mobilisation drive, which was taking place simultaneously in 18 other states across Nigeria, was to encourage citizens to protest at all tiers of government with their votes.

“We are here to mobilise as many new voters as possible,” Banky W told newsmen.
“We feel like Nigeria has remained facing some of the same issues Fela sang about 40 years ago and the only way to cause real change is to get involved, we want every person that is eligible to vote to go out and register to vote,” he added.
Banky W said he had issued a challenge for 100,000 people to pledge to get at least 10 people each to vote.

“Now the first 100 people that actually get a 100 people, like a 100 new registered voters, we’ll give then N10,000. We are not telling you who to vote for, we don’t even care who is running at this time, we just want a new voting bloc. We want millions of new voters to be registered so that now they have to pay attention to what the people want.

“Nigeria is the same way because of failed leadership, but also because of citizen apathy, citizens just don’t care, we are used to it, we are used to the same problems but insanity is doing the same thing all the time and expecting a different result.

“So if we continue to sit around and complain and tweet and talk, and that’s all we do, there’s never going to be any change. 40 years from now our children are going to be facing the same problems.”
On his part, Tuface said, “We are just here to encourage Nigerians to encourage Nigerians to go and get their voter’s cards, make sure that they vote during the election.

“Many people sit at home, at the end of the day they complain, somebody that doesn’t vote, you don’t have any voice to speak about who was elected or what they are doing but when you vote, if the person ‘dey’ misbehave, you fit talk, so let us be involved.”