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DB2PMedia : HAPPY BIRTHDAY WIZZY

He seem to be the Revolution of the present and future of Nigerian Music, tagged by many as one of the youngest most successful and celebrated African artiste of this generation, with several honours,awards and endorsements to show for that, as well as the fact that he grew from being an ordinary Artiste to an entrepreneur a CEO of his own Record Label, with inclusion of international collaborations and Recognition. He rose to prominence with his song “Holla at Your Boy”. In 2009 His work and contribution to the Nigerian Music Industry has earned him several achievements, including a BET Award, a MOBO Award from 2 nominations, three The Headies Awards from 8 nominations, a Channel O Music Video Award from 6 nominations, three Nigeria Entertainment Awards from 11 nominations, a Ghana Music Award from 7 nominations, two Dynamix All Youth Awards from 3 nominations, two City People Entertainment Awards from 4 nominations, and a Future Award, among others. In addition, he has been nominated three times at the MTV Europe Music Awards as well as four times at the World Music Awards. He was ranked 5th on Forbes and Channel O’s 2013 list of the Top 10 Richest/Bankable African Artists. In February 2014, Wizkid became the first ever Nigerian musician to have over 1 million followers on Twitter. He is no other than Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun a.k.a Wizkid (born July 16, 1990), kicked off his singing career at the early age of 11 and today he turns 24. From DB2Media we say a very big Happy Birthday to WIZKID may God bless you real big.

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DB2PMedia News : After 21years, Ghost of June 12 Still Haunts Nigerians

Pro-democracy activists and apostles of June 12 will again march to the streets of Lagos and Nigeria at large. For them, this show of solidarity for June 12 annulled election has become a ritual. Almost 21years after, the ghost of June 12 still haunts Nigerians. This institutionalized festival has become an option for the activists and their allies to ventilate their ideals on what democracy should be. However, the immediate cause of June 12 centered on the then military government of General Ibrahim Babangida, who braved the consequence of his action to stop and annul an election widely believed to have been won by Chief Moshood Abiola of the defunct Social Democratic Party (SDP) without satisfactory explanations.

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EXCLUSIVE: Olamide ft. Wale – Make Us Proud (Prod. By Pheelz)

DOWNLOAD NOW ! As Olamide said recently about his collaboration with Wale, here it is, he titles the track “Make Us Proud”. Spit some bars on this and Wale did justice on this as usual, check on it, download and Enjoy

Download New : Zeez – Waka Waka

DOWNLOAD Zeez, formerly known as DJ Zeez drops this new joint titled Waka Waka which is a follow up to his single, Sankolo. Zeez hasn’t quite reached the top heights he had back in 2009, but he’s definitely trying to stay in the mix. Check on this tune. Zeez Waka Waka.

DB2PMedia News : Gunmen kill 17 in Taraba

Unidentified gunmen have killed 17 people during a raid on the Andoyaku village in Taraba on Tuesday. Taraba police spokesman Joseph Kwaji told AFP that police were still searching for some villagers who went missing after the attack. "Some unknown gunmen attacked Kauyen-Yaku village and killed 17 people while four others were injured. "Several homes were burnt in the attack by the gunmen who came from neighbouring Nasarawa state." Channels reports that the attack follows shortly after the establishment of a peace committee in the state. According to the report, Taraba's acting governor Garba Umar has ordered that more soldiers be deployed to Andoyaku and re-opened the Takum General Hospital.

DB2PMedia News : Dangote given 7 Kenyan oil blocs

Nigerian businessman Aliko Dangote has been given seven Kenyan oil fields for exploration, Kenya's Chamber of Commerce has said. PM News reports that the decision was finalised during a meeting held in Abuja which was attended by both Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan and Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta. According to the report, Kenya offered Nigerian investors 46 newly discovered oil blocs during a visit from President Jonathan in September last year. Kenya and Nigeria signed an agreement to increase trade and business between the two countries last year. Daily Times reports that the Kenyan Airways now has 10 flights to Lagos per week in an effort to accommodate potential Nigerian investors.

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Blatter Wants New Racism Penelties

Fifa president Sepp Blatter wants to see more sporting sanctions used in the fight against racism. Blatter, 78, thinks points deductions would have more of an impact than making teams play behind closed doors. 'Sporting sanctions are the only effective punishment,' he said. 'It has to cause the clubs real hurt otherwise nothing will change. 'The troublemakers must be punished and it is clear to me that clubs are responsible for the hooligans.' Ukraine were ordered by Fifa to play a World Cup qualifier against Poland in an empty stadium after fans made monkey chants and performed Nazi salutes. The punishment was subsequently imposed on the 2018 qualification campaign following an unsuccessful appeal by Ukraine Football Federation. Blatter, in his column for Fifa Weekly, wants 'drastic and severe' sanctions for racism but admitted that 'football without a crowd is like a concert without sound'. He also believes stadium closures 'represent a disproportionately collective punishment' and is against excluding innocent fans of opposing teams. Fifa's disciplinary code punishes racism by a warning for a first offence and then more serious sanctions such as stadium closures, points deductions or even expulsion from competitions for further offences.