Olamide abuse Don Jazzy the Fight is still on

Fight still continue as Olamide throw more Yab at Don Jazzy

CHIDINMA-"MY PASTOR QUERIED ME AFTER I KISSED FLAVOUR"

For some months back, it has been in the news and rumored that two talented singers, Flavour and Chidinma could be possibly having hot romance while considering the rate at which they continue to kiss when they work together.

In several interviews, both stars have continued to deny that there is nothing romantically brewing between them but some fans still find it hard to believe.

Chidinma was recently on TVC entertainment programme monitored where she emphatically stated that there is nothing between her and Flavour except a working relationship.

She further narrated that her Pastor did ask her to explain what she meant by the kiss was not real but she told him it was just acting and nothing real.

Speaking about her continuous kiss with Flavour, Chidinma said, “My pastor asked me to explain when I said the kiss between I and flavour is not real but we were just acting,” noting that “I and flavour are cool and after work, we move unto the next one.”

The full list of winners of the headies

★the #Headies2015,hosted by Bovi & Kaffy, where lot as won big, With this I think Our favorite artists will continue To be giving us best Song in 2016, as 2016 Headies Start as at Now.
See the full list of winners below.,..
Best Street-Hop Artiste – Olamide (Bobo).
Best Pop Single –Korede Bello (Godwin)
Best Vocal Performance (Male) – Timi Dakolo (Wish Me Well)
Best R&B Single – Timi Dakolo (Wish Me Well)
Best Rap Single – Vector (King Kong)
Hall of Fame Recipient – 2Face Idibia
Best Vocal Performance (Female) – Aramide (Iwo Nikan)
Best Reggae Dancehall Single – Cynthia Morgan (German Juice)
Best Music Video – Unlimited LA for Reekado Banks (Katapot)
Best Collaboration – Reminisce ft. Olamide & Phyno (Local Rappers Remix)
Best Rap Album – M.I Abaga (Chairman)
MTN Music+ Next Rated – Landy (Akanchawa)
Producer of the Year – Legendury Beatz (Ojuelegba)
Lyricist of the Year – Vector (King Kong)
Next Rated Artiste – Reekado Banks
Hip-Hop World Revelation of the
Year – Yemi Alade
Recording of the Year – Timi Dakolo (Wish Me Well)
Best Alternative Song – Adekunle Gold (Sade)
Special Recognition – Don Jazzy
Best RnB & Pop Album – Wizkid (Ayo)
Song of the Year – Wizkid (Ojuelegba)
Artiste of the Year – Olamide

2016 budget will focus on job creation in every sector in the country

The Presidency on Tuesday, December 22 2015 has said that the 2016 budget will focus on job creation in every sector in the country While giving his speech at the National Assembly, he vowed that the federal government will invest to safeguard lives and properties of Nigerians in order for them to operate in secure environments. Also, he added that the federal government is ready to work in the interests of Nigerians and will fight for the protection of its citizens. He said: “We assure Nigerians that our 2016 borrowings will be properly directed while 1.36 trillion naira has been provided for foreign and productive aspects. “We are here to serve and indeed Nigerians will get a service they have longed for and rightfully deserve. However, while assuring Nigerians that the trust bestowed in the government is not breached, he also suggested that the Nigerian economy needs to find other means of revenue apart from oil. “This budget is a major step in delivering. We have demonstrated a strong will to fight corruption. “We implemented the Treasury Single Account which has provided greater visibility to revenue and cash flow,” he added. Bukola Saraki, the Senate President said the 2016 budget must be bold and pragmatic in providing transparent incentives and conducive environment that will prime private sector-led development, encourage local production and promote made-in Nigeria goods. “The National Assembly has a critical role to play and we recognize this role. On the budget we are willing and ready to provide the scrutiny necessary to pass only a budget that can be implemented comprehensively to the letter,” he said. Yakubu Dogara, the Speaker of the House of Representatives who was also present at the presentation commended President Muuhammadu Buhari for submitting the budget in person to the National Assembly as it had become a norm for it to be communicated to the National Assembly through post or email. He thanked Nigerians for their confidence in the federal government and also urged his colleagues for the speedy passage of the budget. After Dogara’s speech, the members of the house of representatives chanted a loud cheer saying “Dogara, Dogara” to show support and solidarity with the speaker. Naij.com recalls that the Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) was submitted barely three weeks to the end of 2015 financial year which is violating provisions of Fiscal Responsibility Act provisions. The budget is usually preceded by the MTEF and FSP. The MTEF document according to law was supposed to have been submitted for approval by August 2015 four months to the end of the financial year requirement stipulated in the Fiscal Responsibility Act.‎ Meanwhile, the submission of the budget by the Presidency led to the extension of proceedings beyond Thursday the 17th of December 2015 which was earlier agreed for Thursday, December 17 2015, to resume January 2016.‎

The Presidency on Tuesday, December 22 2015 has said that the 2016 budget will focus on job creation in every sector in the country While giving his speech at the National Assembly, he vowed that the federal government will invest to safeguard lives and properties of Nigerians in order for them to operate in secure environments. Also, he added that the federal government is ready to work in the interests of Nigerians and will fight for the protection of its citizens. He said: “We assure Nigerians that our 2016 borrowings will be properly directed while 1.36 trillion naira has been provided for foreign and productive aspects. “We are here to serve and indeed Nigerians will get a service they have longed for and rightfully deserve. However, while assuring Nigerians that the trust bestowed in the government is not breached, he also suggested that the Nigerian economy needs to find other means of revenue apart from oil. “This budget is a major step in delivering. We have demonstrated a strong will to fight corruption. “We implemented the Treasury Single Account which has provided greater visibility to revenue and cash flow,” he added. Bukola Saraki, the Senate President said the 2016 budget must be bold and pragmatic in providing transparent incentives and conducive environment that will prime private sector-led development, encourage local production and promote made-in Nigeria goods. “The National Assembly has a critical role to play and we recognize this role. On the budget we are willing and ready to provide the scrutiny necessary to pass only a budget that can be implemented comprehensively to the letter,” he said. Yakubu Dogara, the Speaker of the House of Representatives who was also present at the presentation commended President Muuhammadu Buhari for submitting the budget in person to the National Assembly as it had become a norm for it to be communicated to the National Assembly through post or email. He thanked Nigerians for their confidence in the federal government and also urged his colleagues for the speedy passage of the budget. After Dogara’s speech, the members of the house of representatives chanted a loud cheer saying “Dogara, Dogara” to show support and solidarity with the speaker. Naij.com recalls that the Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) was submitted barely three weeks to the end of 2015 financial year which is violating provisions of Fiscal Responsibility Act provisions. The budget is usually preceded by the MTEF and FSP. The MTEF document according to law was supposed to have been submitted for approval by August 2015 four months to the end of the financial year requirement stipulated in the Fiscal Responsibility Act.‎ Meanwhile, the submission of the budget by the Presidency led to the extension of proceedings beyond Thursday the 17th of December 2015 which was earlier agreed for Thursday, December 17 2015, to resume January 2016.‎