THE RECKLESS LIFESTYLE OF WIZZKID AYO BALOGUN

Wizkid  rocking!

There is been several speculations about the reckless lifestyle of EME records top artist, Patrick Ayodeji Balogun, aka, Wizzkid,  which has been denied by both the singer and his management company a couple of times.
Recall the case of the him fathering a child with a Legon Univeristy, Ghana, undergraduate? his pornographic video, involving an older lady,  they are just too many. 
That explains why prior to the revelation of his love child story, Desmond Ike, a popular columnist with Nigerian, Tabloid, Yes International Magazine, wrote a story on the questionable lifestyle of  Wizzkid,  and the needs for an exemplary mentor in his life.
A school of taught once said his record label boss Banky W should be in a better position to call him to order,  but it might surprise you to know that even close sources have not stopped criticizing Banky over his alleged Immoral lifestyle, and if that turns out to be true, it's a helpless situation. The question now is If Wizzkid continues this way, how far will he go?, is this lifestyle truly the best for a  growing young man? Will he be as lucky as 2Face Idibia? I think those questions should be left to posterity.
Nevertheless, I remember asking Wizzkid shortly after he won the 2011 Headdies awards for next rated artiste. 'Wizzy, now that you won the next rated awards, does it make you feel you have arrived?'  guess his answer? 'Yes I have arrived, because It's not easy to win it, am satisfied and now I can rest.' LMAO, so childish an answer, perhaps he has forgotten popular sayings  like, "to whom much is given much is expected" or "Success is a journey and not a destination point." 

The big question now is, Who will bring Wizzkid to order? something needs to be done fast and now! we are tired of watching intelligent artistes in this country go down the drain for the sake of recklessness.

-Desmond Ike

NDLEA TO PAY BABA SUWE 25 MILLION NAIRA ON COURT ORDER!

An Ikeja High Court had this morning ordered Nigerian Drug Law enforcement Agency to pay a compensation fee worth 25 million naira to popular Yoruba comic actor, Babatunde Omidina better addressed by all as Baba Suwe.

It would be recalled that actor was some weeks back detained by NDLEA over allegedly possessing a large number of substance suspected to be cocaine. The actor/comedian spent over three weeks in their custody under sever maltreatment.

Shortly after his release, we were informed that the actor and his councel, Bamidele Aturu sued  NDLEA for a hundred million damages.

The case was finally ruled in favour of the actor and NDLEA was aksed to pay him the sum of 25 million naira and In addition to the sum of money ordered to be paid, Justice Idowu also ordered the law enforcement agency to publish a statement of apology in two widely read Nigerian newspapers. The choice of newspapers is to be agreed by both counsels.

Finally Baba Suwe has been vindicated and 25 million naira richer, that is if will  be paid as ordered by the court of law. Recalling to heart Uzoma Okere's case.

News of the People Magazine Wins Africa Business Excellence Award In Europe.

Mrs. Bunmi Amzat 

Loye Amzat, the publisher of Nigeria’s fastest rising society magazine, News of the People scored another first, last weekend as he bagged the excellence award of the annual Africa Business and Excellence Awards which took place in Dublin, Ireland. Loye Amzat’s reception of the International excellence award is based on his ability and creativity in reporting stories in a lively, direct, and unambiguous manner. The Publisher and Editor in Chief of News of the Peoples Magazine pioneered the all-colour magazine which many of his competitors have emulated but later dropped. He is also the first to take soft sell magazine to the internet. He has continued to dominate the society magazine genre with his bold headlines and consistency and described as a role model for the youths. In 2010, News of the People in Abuja was adjudged the Society Magazine of the year 2010 by the Press Gallery and the accolades are still counting. Others who also bagged the prestigious award alongside News of the People include Dr Hannatu Fika, Executive Secretary of the Civil Service Loans Board, Clement Etuh of Tak group. Other recipients include Nigerian born John Godson, the first African parliamentarian in Poland, Ghanaian born Mayor Peter Bossman of Piran, the first African Mayor in Slovenia, Cllr Emer Costello- Former Dublin City Lord Mayor and Mr. John Perry TD the guest Speaker. The award was presented to Mrs. Bunmi Amzat, who was there on behalf of her husband, by Marie Corr, the former Mayor of the City of Dublin and had the, Ambassador of Kenya to Ireland, the ambassador of Poland to Ireland HE Marcin Nawrot, Deputy Cllr. Joe Costello TD and the ambassador of Ethiopia to Ireland as guest at the event. The event took place at Red Cow Hotel in Dublin and Special guests include the Mayor of South Dublin and the Mayor of Dublin city amongst the business community and top Irish politicians, The classic award was put together by Bold & Beautiful Int’l Magazine, which is also the organizer of the Ireland African Music Awards.

2Face Idibia is Jostified

Africa's finnest musician, 2Face Idibia once again showed he is a man of kind heart. The story making the rounds is about how the singer saved the life dying police officer who was shot at Muri Okunola street on Victoria Island, Lagos. According to an eyewitness account, '2Face and a close friend, Matthew Ohio at about 3AM were driving towards the Southern Sun Hotel in Ikoyi, through Muri Okunola Street when they came across a man lying down by the roadside and decided to stop and find out what was wrong with the man. On getting closer, they discovered it was a police man and that he had been shot three times by – once in the hand, in the stomach and in the leg.' ‘He kept saying we should help him, he looked like he was in a lot of pain’, Ohio who is executive producer of Industry Nite, the weekly event held at the Oriental Hotel in Lagos, was quoted saying
It is believed that the policeman who identified himself as Corporal Ganiu had been shot just five minutes before Idibia and Ohio drove by.

2face and Matthew then carried the bleeding policeman into the back seat of their vehicle and rushed him to the Reddington Hospital located at 12 Idowu Martins Street, Victoria Island (next to Mega Plaza) to receive treatment. The hospital staff were said to have been hesitant to attend to the victim until they recognized 2face who served as a guarantor to the officer.

-Desmond Ike