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Why Don Jazzy may lose Reekado Banks, Korede Bello and Di’ja in 5 month In an industry where loyalty means nothing, Mavin boss Don Jazzy may lose the trio of his Mavin 2.0 acts in February 2017. Korede Bello, Don Jazzy, Di’ja and Reekado Banks. Mavin Records  boss  Don Jazzy  may lose the trio of his Mavin 2.0 acts in February 2017.

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Late Nigerian music producer,  OJB Jezreel , who died on June 14, 2016, a few days before his 50th birthday, has not been forgotten in the music industry.

Davido ,  Don Jazzy ,  Tiwa Savage , Dr. Sid,  Sound Sultan ,  Banky W , KCee,  Harrysong  andothers. These names are certified A-list acts and  TheNETng  investigations reveal that these A-list acts have been grumbling in the background, regarding the quality of treatment they get from the telco, and the fact that their colleagues signed to rival brands get more money, more incentives and leverage.

Cobhams drives car to Buckwyld ‘n’ Breathless stage It is difficult to really explain, but it happened. Seriously, a⁠ Mini Cooper car was driven by  Cobhams Asuquo  few metres to the Buckwyld ‘n’ Breathless  stage.

Buckwyld ‘n’ Breathless Red Carpet: See all the fashion! The Buckwyld ‘n’ Breathless red carpet was indeed fun. Credit: THENETng/Ibrahim Tiamiyu 1 of 58     Posted on , at 03:03 pm in   Events    Featured    Photos    Red Carpet  2face  and  M.I ’s ‘Buckwyld ‘n’ Breathless’ concert held last night at the Eko Hotels in Victoria Island, Lagos. Celebrities and fans partied all night with back to back hit songs performed by their favourite musicians till exactly 3:10am when 2face ended the show, sharing the stage with Tanzania’s Vanessa Mdee . The ladies are too sexy to ignore for their glamorous looks as they arrived the venue. Some fans also gave celebrities a run for their money on the red carpet as they come out in numbers to have fun with 2baba and the Short Black Boy. THENETng presents Buckwyld ‘n’ Breathless red carpet fashion. Ⓒ Copyright NET News Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Please use sharing tools. Do not cut, copy or lift any content

Nigerian Gunmen Kidnap 15 Oil Workers Police say 15 Nigerians working for the energy company Nestoil have been abducted at gunpoint on the way to work. Kidnappings for ransom are common in several parts of Nigeria. Police said the 15 oil workers were kidnapped in Nigeria's southern Niger Delta region on Friday. A police spokesman, Deputy Superintendent Nnamdi Omoni, said all those abducted were Nigerians working for the local company Nestoil. He said that the bus taking the employees to work was hijacked about 100 kilometers (60 miles) southeast of their office in Nigeria's petroleum capital of Port Harcourt early on Friday morning. "We have recovered the vehicle they were traveling in before the incident occurred. Police are currently combing bushes around the area in a bid to find and release the victims," Nnamdi said, adding that he did not believe foreigners were among those kidnapped. Restive region The region has been hit by a series o

Despite Avengers’ ceasefire, Nigerian Air Force to deploy more troops to Niger Delta Two months after   deploying   more combat aircraft to the Niger Delta, the Nigerian Air Force has said it is set to deploy more personnel to the troubled region. The new deployments occur despite a unilateral ceasefire by a major militant group in the region, the Niger Delta Avengers. The group, responsible for most of the attacks on oil and gas facilities in the region in the past year, two weeks ago  expressed  its willingness for conditional dialogue. Sunday’s announcement by the Air Force also occurs one week after President Muhammadu Buhari  threatened  to deal with the Avengers like the government is currently dealing militarily with the Boko Haram terror group in North-eastern Nigeria. The new Air Force deployment was announced by the Chief of Air Staff , Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, on Sunday, according to a statement by the Air Force spokesperson, Ayodele Famuyiwa. Mr. Fa

Weakening Naira forces Nigerian pilgrims to cut down on spending Many Nigerian pilgrims currently in Saudi Arabia for this year’s pilgrimage say they have cut down on their spending following the fall in the value of the Naira. The News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, reports that a number of the pilgrims interviewed in Medinah said they have restricted their spending to only the basics. They said they now spend only on feeding and commuting within the city. Some said they had prepared for this situation by bringing along items such as toothpaste, soap and cream, among others, to save cost. They said while there was no significant increase in the prices of many items in the shops, they still found them very expensive in comparison to their cost in Naira. “I have cut down on my expenses and I am avoiding the purchase of those gift items which I can find back home,” a pilgrim from Katsina who preferred to stay anonymous said. “This is because when I converted the pri

Nigerian Senators, Reps earn N6.78 billion annually The National Assembly At a time Nigerians are groaning under the yoke of recession, Members of the National Assembly (NASS) comprising the Senators and Members of House of Representatives have received a total of N6.78 billion as their official salaries and allowances in one year, investigation by Economic Confidential has revealed. The report obtained by Economic intelligence magazine showed the ‘legitimate’ remuneration of the federal legislators in compliance to the statutory approval of the Revenue Mobilisation, Allocation and Fiscal Commission, RMAFC. The remuneration packages include annual salaries, accommodation, vehicle maintenance and fuel, Personal Assistants, House maintenance, domestic staff, entertainment and utilities allowances. Others allowances are, constituency allowance, annual Leave, hardship allowance, wardrobe, newspapers and responsibility allowances. A careful scrutiny of the report shows that each

MAIDUGURI, NIGERIA — Nigeria's military says some officers are selling arms and ammunition to Boko Haram, indicating the corruption bedeviling the country's fight against the Islamic extremists continues despite government efforts to halt graft. The admission comes three weeks after the Nigerian army said a military tribunal is trying 16 officers and troops accused of offenses related to the fight against Boko Haram, including the theft and sale of ammunition. Maj. Gen. Lucky Irabor, the theater commander in northeastern Nigeria, told a news conference on Thursday that military authorities have confirmed that some soldiers were selling arms and ammunition to Boko Haram. He called it a betrayal of the Nigerian people. He gave no more details. President Muhammadu Buhari has blamed corruption for the deaths of thousands in the seven-year Islamic uprising that has killed more than 20,000. Children who escaped Boko Haram are dying of starvation in refugee camps in the northeast,

OMG! These Models SufferedSevere Wardrobe Malfunction On The Runway Of A Fashion Festival Italian models Giulia Salemi and Dayane Mello shocked onlookers yesterday at the Venice Film Festival when they stepped out for the event wearing these revealing dresses. Both stars bared a little more than anticipated after apparently forgetting to wear underwear. More photos of their embarrassing wardrobe malfunction below: