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KING DJ SECXY - NO DOUBT ft. JAYRU,CEEBOI,EFA,BK

Oluwafemi Oluwaseye Ayangbesan popularly known as KING DJ SECXY is no doubt a force to be reckoned with when it comes to Disc Jockey Business. He started practicing his DJ career 16years ago and has so far calve a nitch for himself in the Music industry at large.  
DJ SECXY has decide to take a switch by giving back to the industry and making his IMPACT more felt by this jam titled NO DOUBT featuring SUPER JAYRU,CEEBOI,EFA and BK. Its a jam that will be on replay. And moreso, its a birthday gift to his fans from allover
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Ori Owo -Nessy Bee @nessydagun @bbmg_official

Bada ibukun mayowa popularly known as Nessy Bee of B.B.M.G {Bharder Boiz Muzik Group} is a hip hop rap artist who as the versatility to switch between rap styles and also commercial styles, he graduated from olabisi onabanjo university in 2014 where he studied computer science, he came off the streets with his first single Nessy Maa Bo (Keep Flowing) and now he’s here with an other massive hit tittle Ori OwO. Enjoy and share f your thoughts follow @nessydagun @bbmg_offical @bbmgnation
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"We are still very much in love" - Teebillz gushes about wife, Tiwa

Despite what many of you think or have read, Teebillz and sexy singer Tiwa Savage are doing great. Reacting to the rumours of a troubled marriage for the first time, Teebillz told Encomium magazine.

"We're still very much in love. Very happily married."

The couple were spotted all loved up at House on the Rock church this past Sunday October 12,we wish them joy... Long live their marriage!

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The Lagos State chapter of the Nigerian Medical Association and the National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives have accused the Federal Government of not being proactive enough in the fight against the Ebola Virus Disease.

The doctors and nurses said at separate news conferences in Lagos on Sunday, that the government had yet to put in place adequate measures to protect health workers willing to manage those infected by the deadly virus.
The state NMA, through its chairman, Dr. Tope Ojo, therefore challenged the federal and Lagos state governments to provide protective kits and address the issue of hazard allowance for doctors, nurses and other health workers ready to be involved in treating infected persons.
It also faulted the life insurance cover announced by both the federal and state governments, saying its provisions had yet to be spelt out.
The NMA said, ‘‘Any health worker that is managing an Ebola patient is risking his/her life and that of his family. Ebola has killed over 61 doctors in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone. It is a serious issue.
“You don’t just dangle life insurance without documents. We cannot endanger our lives unless we know what is at stake.We should be assured that should anything happen to us, our families are catered for.
“The terms of the insurance must be in public domain in a transparent manner.
“It is sad that it had to take an Ebola outbreak, for government to realise that health workers need life insurance cover.”
Also at the news conference, the association’s Secretary, Dr. Babajide Saheed, said it was imperative for both governments to put in place adequate infection control measures to effectively check the spread of the EVD.
Saheed said,” Please you journalists should visit the IDH(Infectious Diseases Hospital in Yaba and find out what the Federal Government has put in place for effective infection control.
“Please compare it to what health workers in Guinea and Liberia had while treating Ebola patients.
“Till now, the Federal and state governments have not come out with a concrete position on the life insurance cover they have offered to us and the public.
“By protecting health workers that are managing suspected or confirmed cases of Ebola, you are protecting the public from infections, because doctors are part of the society.”
The Lagos NMA also used the opportunity to declare that the nationwide strike by doctors had not been called off.
Also, nurses, at their own news conference, said it was regrettable that the Federal Government had not learnt to act fast during emergency situations like the Ebola virus outbreak.
They also berated the Federal Ministry of Health for negotiating with the NMA to end its strike, saying that the association (NMA) was not a trade union but a professional body which had no right to boycott work.
Their President, Mr. Abdrufai Adeniji, said, “It is appalling that Nigeria is still at the stage of making arrangements when the virus has already been granted certificate of occupancy and has taken full residence in the country. “Government should learn to copy true international best practice which its agents are quick to shout when they are on their mission of deceit.
“Serious governments have already put in place precautionary measures to prevent the pandemic on their soil and some even have treatments even though such are still in the clinical trial stage.
“Government needs to understand that its business should be doing more than it says and taking actions that surpass mere arrangements.”
He commiserated with the family of the nurse who lost her life after contracting the disease while treating Patrick Sawyer, the Liberian man who brought the disease into the country.
Adeniji urged nurses to exercise extreme caution while treating Ebola patients as they stood a higher risk of contracting the disease than doctors.
He said, “We hereby call on nurses to remain committed to their calling and be cautious of the precautionary measures to forestall further incidences. The government at all levels should do their part to provide adequate equipment infrastructure, protective wears, policies to take care of the victims of the virus and other deadly issues.
“The government should immediately set up an intervention team to attend to the situation.”
Catholic church suspends sign of peace
Also, the Catholic Church has instructed its priests to henceforth suspend all forms of physical contacts during service, including the traditional sign of peace, which involves shaking of hands with other worshippers during service.
This directive was contained in a statement by the Catholic Archbishop of the Metropolitan See of Lagos, Adewale Martins, titled “The Outbreak of Ebola Virus – a pastoral approach.
“Taking into consideration the fact that this rite is optional, we shall henceforth omit it i.e. not invite people to offer the sign of peace. When you get to this rite, skip it,” Martins said in the statement.
Apart from calling for the discontinuation of placing of water bowls at the entrances of parishes of the church, the Archbishop encouraged the use of gloves when counting offerings as other means of stemming EVD’s spread.
The statement read in part, “The use of Holy Water Fonts at the entrance of the church should be discontinued forthwith until the virus alert is lifted. This does not preclude private use of Holy waters in homes and offices.”
“Priest are also advised to be cautious when visiting sick members, especially when they are to administer the sacrament of anointing for the sick. They are equally advised to avoid physical contacts when giving out the Holy communion to members.
“Priests should exercise caution when they go for sick calls, particularly when they have to administer the sacrament of the anointing of the sick. They should ensure regular handwashing after visiting patients in the hospital or homes.”
In Abuja, the Catholic Archbishop of Abuja Metropolitan, John Cardinal Onaiyekan, also called on members of the church to refrain from shaking hands during the sign of peace session.
Onaiyekan, in an interview with journalists on Sunday, explained that the church was taking necessary precautionary steps to avoid the spread of the disease.
Onaiyekan however clarified that the warning does not mean that the church had banned shaking of hands during mass.
He said, “We did not ban handshaking during mass. We are only discouraging it and it is going to be temporary until it is clear that Nigeria is no longer under Ebola threat.
“It’s a possible means to avoid the spread of Ebola virus and also prayers to keep the country safe. Many people are not comfortable with shaking people they don’t know during this period of Ebola, so there is need to take such steps.”
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President Jonathan To Meet Abducted Chibok Girls Family, July 22

After the parents and schoolmates of the abducted Chibok girls shunned the planned meeting with President Goodluck Jonathan, Yesterday, the President is believed to have re-invited the families of the abducted Chibok girls and the 12 escapees for a meeting , July 22, 2014. Reports have it that a letter to that effect has already been dispatched to the families.

Reports from PointBlackNews suggest that former Education Minister, Mrs. Obi Ezekwesili advised the Chibok families to shun the planned Presidential visit scheduled for yesterday. Ezekwesili allegedly insisted that the visit will become a Public Relations tool for the President and as such the Chibok families should shun the invitation.

It was also gathered that the Chibok Community is already divided over the scheduled Presidential visit as some claim that 12 Parents and Five girls cannot represent the interest of families who are victim of the kidnap and the attack on Chibok by the sect. According to an insider, the President after consideration had no choice but to cancel the planned visit pending when leaders of Chibok Community are able to fix their differences.

However, a statement issued by the Senior Special Assistant on Public Affairs, Dr. Doyin Okupe, accused the #BringBackOurGirls movement of scuttling the planned visit. He said: “It now appears that our fight to get the girls of Chibok back is not only a fight against a terrorist insurgency, but also against a political opposition