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Let This Asa Video Remind You Of What You’ll Enjoy In April

The legendary Asa Let This Asa Video Remind You Of What You’ll Enjoy In April The COVID-19 pandemic might well be shutting down events around the world, but for most, Africa remains a relatively safe space. Singer Asa , who has been on a European Lucid tour for a while now, two days ago, announced that the forthcoming tour dates have been postponed. The legendary singer – real name Bukola Elemide – however announced that her duo of home shows in Lagos and Abuja (on April 11th and April 13th respectively) will go on as planned. We couldn’t have hoped for better news! To get you piqued for the event, revisit this timeless performance of Asa , on stage, playing a guitar with such deftness will singing her melancholic “Eye Adaba,” a classic song from her. Let This Asa Video Remind You Of What You’ll Enjoy In April What Others Are Listening To Soft – Underdog (Prod. Blaise Beat) Wale Turner – Abi (Prod. Spellz) DJ Ecool – NewSide (EP) Zlatan – Unripe Pawpaw (Official Video)
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Former Chief Of Air Staff, Adesola Amosu, Accused Of Collecting N50m Gratification For Building Projects

The General Manager of Blue Boulevard Limited, Peter-Kings Osunde, said he transferred the sum of N50m into the personal account of former Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Adesola Amosu (retd), as gratification for the building projects he executed for the Nigerian Air Force. He made the revelation on Monday in Abuja while appearing before the House of Representatives joint committees on Air Force and Justice at the investigative hearing to probe the Nigerian Air Force over a controversial ₦10bn building project owned by Blue Boulevard Limited. The company had petitioned the House after accusing the military of breach of an agreement they had over a land NAF leased to the company. Osunde said the Amosu demanded N50m from him as bribe money on the project.  He said, “The former Chief of Air Staff, Adesola Amosun collected N50m from me. I paid the money into his personal account and I have the evidence. He cannot deny it.” He explained how the project was frustrated through t
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Group Petitions Police AIG Over Killing Of Man By Personnel In Ondo

The Committee for the Defence of Human Rights has petitioned the Assistant Inspector-General of Police, Zone XI Osogbo, Osun State, Bashir Mahkama, over the killing of one Godwin Odey at Idanre, Ondo State, by some policemen.  In a copy of the petition obtained by SaharaReporterson Monday in Akure, the CDHR said it had tried to ensure that the case was not swept under the carpet by the police in Ondo.  The group in the petition accused Commissioner of Police in Ondo, Undie Adie, of suppressing investigation into the murder. CDHR Chairman in Ondo State, Alfred Olorunwo, in the petition said, “On December 5, 2019, one Akinrodolu Ebenezer went to CSP Ubine Eugene; the Divisional Police Officer at Olofin Police Division, Idanre, Ondo State, and lodged complaint to enforce the collection of money or due for Idanre Day celebration 2019. “Thereafter, CSP Eugene ordered Constable Akorede Samuel to follow Akinrodolu Ebenezer to camps in Idanre towards enforcing payment of Idanre Day
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After Buhari Failed To Visit Site Of Lagos Explosion, Governor Sanwo-Olu Takes Photographs Of Tragedy To President In Abuja

Governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, on Monday jetted to Abuja to show President Muhammadu Buhari photographs of Sunday's explosion in the Abule Ado area of the state. President Buhari, who failed to visit site of the devastation more than 24 hours after the incident, which claimed at least 17 lives and destroyed more than 50 buildings, on Monday met with state governors elected under the platform of the All Progressives Congress in Abuja to discuss the party’s National Executive Committee meeting earlier scheduled for Tuesday.  See Also Politics All Progressives Congress Suspends NEC Meeting Indefinitely 0 Comments 8 Hours Ago Sanwo-Olu in a post on Twitter on Monday said that the visit was aimed at briefing the President on the incident. He said, “Today, I met with HE President @MBuhari to brief him on the unfortunate incident at Abule Ado. “The core plan is to provide relief, rebuild the affected areas and avoid future occurrence.”  Today, I met with
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William F. Raynolds

William F. Raynolds . William F. Raynolds (March 17, 1820 – October 18, 1894) was an explorer, engineer and army officer who served in the Mexican–American War and the American Civil War. He oversaw the construction of numerous lighthouses; at least six of them are still standing and in use. During the occupation of Mexico in 1848, Raynolds led a party that was the first to summit Pico de Orizaba, the highest mountain in Mexico and believed at that time to be the highest in North America. In 1859, Raynolds was placed in charge of the first government-sponsored expedition into the Yellowstone region. Heavy snowpack prevented the expedition from reaching the Yellowstone Plateau, forcing them to cross Union Pass in the Wind River Range. The expedition then entered Jackson Hole and surveyed the Teton Range, now within Grand Teton National Park. Raynolds retired from the army in 1884 with the rank of colonel after a 40-year career.
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William F. Raynolds

William F. Raynolds . William F. Raynolds (March 17, 1820 – October 18, 1894) was an explorer, engineer and army officer who served in the Mexican–American War and the American Civil War. He oversaw the construction of numerous lighthouses; at least six of them are still standing and in use. During the occupation of Mexico in 1848, Raynolds led a party that was the first to summit Pico de Orizaba, the highest mountain in Mexico and believed at that time to be the highest in North America. In 1859, Raynolds was placed in charge of the first government-sponsored expedition into the Yellowstone region. Heavy snowpack prevented the expedition from reaching the Yellowstone Plateau, forcing them to cross Union Pass in the Wind River Range. The expedition then entered Jackson Hole and surveyed the Teton Range, now within Grand Teton National Park. Raynolds retired from the army in 1884 with the rank of colonel after a 40-year career.
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