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Azaman: Portable samples Asake’s ‘Organise’

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Nigerian street-hop artist Portable has sampled Asake’s hit single ‘Organise’ to “Azaman”.

This portable Azaman enter abeg ..😂
This guy carry grace sha #portable #azaman #efe #carter #berritiga pic.twitter.com/MpCgyaxUZV
— Techgalsuccy (@switsuccy) September 18, 2022

The cover references the recent public dispute between Carter Efe and Berri Tiga over the ownership of their hit single ‘Machala’.

Portable talked about how some influential personalities set out to cheat artists in the name of helping them while employing street lexicons in his cover.
The street hop singer spoke from experience as he was involved in a public dispute with dancer, promoter, and media personality Poco Lee after the release of ‘Zazzuh Zeh’ remix where Poco Lee claimed the position of the lead artist.

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In Azaman, Portable references the recent dispute between Berri Tiga (who wrote and recorded ‘Machala’) and Carter Efe who promoted and financed the song.

“Machala” has since become the subject matter of a bitter dispute between the two and it has split opinion, especially between popular artists and influencers.

However, Fans have dragged him for sampling the song without Asake’s permission. Asake fans told him to be prepared to give Olamide and Asake 98% of the profit from the song.

The song is likely to face copyright issues as Portable uses the beat and melody of Asake’s ‘Organise’ which means it would likely be taken down from streaming platforms for copyright infringement should he upload it.

Covers are posted on Audiomack and the song might be available on the streaming platforms and music download sites.

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Mohbad: He Drank, Smoked With Evil Men — Pst. Bakare

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The Gener­al Overseer of the Citadel Global Community Church, Pastor Tunde Bakare, has reacted to the death of 27-year-old singer and rapper, Promise Ileriolu­wa Aloba, popularly known as MohBad, describing the deceased’s choice of association and actions as his undoing.

Bakare spoke in Leicester, United Kingdom (UK) while preaching a sermon to a congregation.

The cleric and politician, who spoke on Day 2 of The Envoy Nation’s Anniversary, said the late MohBad associated with evil people while he was alive.

Speaking on the theme, ‘Harvest’, the former All Progressives Congress (APC) presiden­tial aspirant asked the congregation “How many of you know MohBad? The Nigerian artiste who died at 27? Moh Bad.

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“When he was drinking and smoking and associating with evil men, he did not know that the harvest would come so soon and that he would soon be cut down at the prime of youth.

“I am not blaming him, I am just telling you. Is MohBad a good name? Moh Bad?”

But, in response to the cleric’s statement, Nollywood actress Tonto Dike warned Pastor Bakare to preach the gospel and leave Mohbad’s name out of his ministration.

She wrote: “Dear Pastor Tunde, when your colleagues are caught with their pants down in unholy sexual activities, we never hear your voice, you never speak nor preach about them, it comes to the death of a boy who is old enough to be your last born, you say “HE REAPED THE REWARDS OF HIS ACTIONS” what actions? Please please please KEEP THE SAME ENERGY with your corrupted colleagues as you just did today.

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“Preach your gospel and leave Mohbad’s name out of your ministration. I don’t respect old age. I respect the wisdom of your exhibit at old age.”

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Movie industry shouldn’t be ground for promoting corporate sex work –Kanayo O. Kanayo

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Veteran Nollywood actor Kanayo O. Kanayo has emphasised the need for creativity and talent development in the African movie industry rather than being a platform for promoting Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL), corporate sex work, and homosexuality.

The revered thespian asserted that the African movie industry, particularly Nollywood should be a fertile ground for nurturing talents and not a haven for amateurs or individuals pursuing endeavours unrelated to their roles and skills.

In a recent interview on Afia TV, the veteran actor noted that while everyone is welcomed into the movie industry, individuals should ensure they have a genuine passion and calling for acting.

“Nollywood should not be a ground for BBL; bum bum enlargement. Nollywood should not be a ground for people doing runs. Nollywood should not be a ground where people’s dollars are stolen in hotels. All these Nollywood girls, it is not a ground for gay or lesbianism.

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“It is a ground for creativity. Nollywood is not a ground for learning how to act. Many people come to Nollywood to learn how to act. You are supposed to come to the industry to better and hone your talent. Many girls after hearing Genevieve [Nnaji] is a millionaire, Omatola is a billionaire, would go and borrow wigs and come deceiving themselves.

“We all have different sectors. Everybody is welcome but the fact is, find out whether you have a calling for acting. That your neighbour says you know how to act, doesn’t mean you are an actor. You need some element of education to come to Nollywood.

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“It doesn’t really matter if you studied medicine and you want to act. But for goodness sake, don’t come to it because you are struggling; your business stopped booming. Because most people, once their businesses crumble, they join acting. No na. For you to be a medical doctor, you need to have put in seven years. I put in six years to become a lawyer. So, why do you think you would just come and say you want to act?

“These days, you know what happens? If you’re a girl, whether you are fine or not. And you have a jeep [SUV], they [filmmakers] will ask you to become an actress because they want to use your car nonstop in that movie and another movie. They will give you one role to play.

“People are bragging about the industry because some want to sell sex, some want to sell their body, some want to do this and so on. And it’s not healthy for the industry. But everyone is welcome. But Instagram Stars are the ones who are giving the industry a bad name. And I don’t want anybody to join them because they’ve a little time and they’ll fade out.”

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BBNaija’s Venita says romance with lover, Adekunle isn’t over

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Evicted Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) All Stars housemate and Nollywood actress, Venita Akpofure, has hinted fans of the show that her relationship with colleague, Adekunle may not be over yet.

Venita made this known while expressing her fears about the relationship during the live eviction show on Sunday.

The love birds who were one of the two couples in the 8th edition of BBNaija, parted ways after their romantic dinner on Friday night over a disagreement.

While speaking to Angel about why she was upset, Venita revealed that Adekunle made a joke about her attending his naming ceremony, implying he might not be interested in pursuing a relationship outside the house.

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However, while addressing the issue on stage after the show host, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu asked about the future of the relationship, the mother of two said she would still wait for her estranged lover to come out of the house before taking a decision.

Responding to the question, she said: “I don’t know. I think I will kind of wait for him to come out. He knows my heart and how I feel.

“I don’t like to open up very often, but I’m very afraid. We’ll see how it will go.”

Also, speaking about her journey on the show, she stated: “To be honest, I didn’t stay very long the last time I was in the house. I passed where I expected to reach on the show and I’m happy with the new connections I have.”

Soma, Angel and Venita were evicted on Sunday, leaving six housemates, Pere, Cross, Ilebaye, Cee-C, Mercy and Adekunle to fight for the last spot in the Big Brother Naija All Stars final.

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Next Sunday’s final will see the winner of the ongoing Season 8 edition of the show walk home with the N120 million grand prize.

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