Veteran rapper/ singer Eedris Abdulkareem returns with another controversial record titled “Free Naija”.
On ‘Free Naija‘, Eedris Abdulkareem calls for the freedom of arrested activists, fighting for citizens better life. He talked about Oppression, Nepotism; the various Injustices Government serve on the people.
“Justice will not be served until those who are unaffected are as outraged as those who are. Fairness does not mean everyone gets the same. Fairness means everyone gets what they need.” – Eedris Abdulkareem
Juice WRLD may be gone, but his works are definately not forgotten. The late American rapper has posthumously earned 50 new RIAA gold and platinum certifications last week.
This includes a 9-times platinum certification for “Lucid Dreams.”
Before his death, Juice WRLD made a huge on the music industry in such a short time, and he continues to build up posthumous achievements. Just last week, the late “Lucid Dreams” crooner earned 50 new platinum and gold certifications from the RIAA, adding to his astonishing collection of plaques received during his lifetime.
According to the RIAA’s records, Juice WRLD was awarded 50 new platinum and gold certifications on October 29, 2021. Among the awards are a 5x platinum plaque for All Girls Are The Same, a 3x platinum certification for Black & White, a 4x platinum plaque for Robbery, a 3x platinum certification for Bandit with YoungBoy Never Broke Again, and more.
News flash! Juice WRLD’s most popular song “Lucid Dreams” is also one step closer to being certified diamond, after going 9x platinum last week.
FLYTIME MUSIC FESTIVAL RETURNS THIS DECEMBER: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
West Africa’s leading promotions and concert franchise – Flytime Promotions, has officially announced the much-anticipated return of its widely acclaimed Flytime Music Festival scheduled for the 21st Tuesday – 24th Friday December 2021.
After COVID-19 restrictions forced concert venues to shut down, the annual multi-day Festival makes its way back for an electrifying indoor concert experience set to hold at the prestigious Eko Convention Centre, Lagos.
Reckoned for celebrating music, platforming emerging and established talents, Flytime Music festival has undoubtedly grown to become a cultural movement and destination in Africa. This year, #FlytimeMusicFestival returns with a motivation to celebrate music as a connecting force: an expression of our collective identity and struggles as a global race.
“We are very excited to announce the return of Flytime Music Festival,” says Mr. Cecil Hammond, Group CEO, Flytime Promotions. “It’s been two years in the making, so we are proud to be back with bigger performances but most importantly a safe and enjoyable experience”.
The festival was first launched in 2004 with a SOLD-OUT concert, marked with a showcase of artistic excellence and sonically defining moments. Since then, Flytime Music Festival has created anticipation year after year as it has continually reinvented the music and entertainment industry in Nigeria and across Africa.
Having hosted global stars including Boyz II Men, Megan Thee Stallion, Bobby Brown, Mase, Wizkid, Burnaboy, Koffee, Davido, Tiwa Savage, etc, the expectations for this year’s festival are heightened.
The festival, which has recorded unmatched success and is in fact the biggest indoor music festival in Africa, promises pockets of celebratory moments.
Concert-goers and fans of great entertainment should brace up for all the surprises and exciting news about the festival which will be unveiled in the coming weeks.
To maintain strict COVID-19 protocols, limited tickets are available for sale. Admittance to the venue will require proof of vaccination or a valid negative COVID-19 test result. Temperature checks and masks are also required at the venue.
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ABOUT FLYTIME MUSIC FESTIVAL
The Flytime Music Festival is an annual multi-day Music Festival in Lagos, Nigeria dedicated to creating an experience for festival lovers, and a hub for artists to express themselves on an African Stage!
For the past 17 years, this multi-day concert series has provided an inspiring line up of live performances and a platform that welcomes a broad array of musical talents from various genres (from the shores of Lagos & abroad). The Flytime music festival creates anticipation year after year as this SOLD-OUT festival has continually disrupted and significantly impacted the music and entertainment industry in Nigeria and across Africa.
Sometime last year, Chris Brown’s maid accused his dog of attacking her and her sister in his mansion, where they used to work as maids.
Patricia Avila and her sister were reportedly cleaners at the singer’s mansion when they were allegedly attacked by his dog in 2020.
In April, it was first reported that Brown was being sued after Patricia Avila, a woman who reportedly cleaned his Tarzana mansion alongside her sister, alleged that the singer’s Caucasian Shepherd, Ovcharka accosted her in Chris’ backyard.
According to Radar Online, courts documents state that the dog in question somehow got out into the yard and allegedly bit Avila in the face. However, Avila claimed that her sister suffered extensive injuries and was found covered in blood while she was screaming and crying for help.
Radar Online continued in their report that it was the singer who allegedly called the authorities for assistance before Avila’s sister was quickly taken to the hospital. She reportedly “underwent multiple surgeries.” Although Avila did not suffer injuries, she stated in court documents that she has lived with severe PTSD and anxiety.
In recent documents, Avila also stated that Brown was served a notice of the lawsuit but has not attended court dates. She is hoping that a judge will award her a default judgment 578 million naira, broken down into emotional distress she suffered, 578 thousand naira for medical expenses, 13.8 million naira in loss of earnings, and an unknown amount for future loss of earnings.
In her lawsuit, Avila says she cleaned Brown’s home twice a week for $600 a day. His two dogs, Zeus and Hades, were at the home when she cleaned.
Coming barely a month after the release one of the latest prophetic sound “Miracle”, Moses Bliss shares new single “iPrepare” an awakening call to believers all over the world on the coming of the Lord.
Living in the world where distractions and the devil is doing all he can to turn many away from the goal of eternity with the maker, iPrepare is a sound that is relayed as a call to refocus our gaze on the reward that is ahead of us.
For the Lord said I have gone to prepare a place for you and I will return to take you with me. Are you prepared to meet with Him?
A time of reflection and consecration, living a ready life awaiting his return is the goal.
Fast Rising Nigerian Afropop singer, Fawazzy is back with a new single titled “FAR” which serves as a follow up to his recently featured released hit single ‘Concern You‘.
Fawaz Ibrahim popularly known as Fawazzy is of mixed nationality, this new single is going to give his fans a taste of his new sound in a new dimension.
Grammy winner, Burna boy is being dragged by an angry show promoter on Instagram.
The show promoter who has been identified as Goldmoola took to the app to call out Burna boy and his momager, Bose Ogulu. According to Goldmoola, Burna and his mother tried to extort him of $10,000 (N5.7 million).
Burnaboy was paid to perform at a night show in Houston, Texas on the 3oth of October 2021. He reposted the flyer on his IG page confirming his attendance. However, Goldmoola said after he paid Burna boy the agreed amount, his mother asked for an additional $10,000 before Burna boy comes downstairs. When he refused to pay the money, Burna boy announced on IG that he won’t be attending the show.
Goldmoola claims he lost $28,000 (#28.5 million) and his name was left to be slandered in the city he loves because of Burna boy’s actions. He is calling them out because they refused to refund the $15,000 that was paid as a deposit for the show.
