Olamide baddo Signed a new artist Lyta

OLAMIDE BADDO SIGN NEW ARTIST LYTA

The C.E.O of YBNL Nation has announced the signing of new artist Raheem Lawal popularly known as Lyta,

Lyta is a young artist of age 15years old aided from Ajegunle city of Lagos state,
He was discovered by Olamide after the released of his song title Time featuring Junior Boy late last year,

He (Lyta) was also nominated as the top artist to watch out for in the year 2018 by naijaloaded.com among other artist listed,

Olamide has announce his interest in the song and the remix will be release on Monday 18, February, 2018,

YBNL C.E.O Olamide Adedeji popularly known as Olamide Baddo, Baddo Sneh and also the WO daddy feature in a pics standing with the young artist from AJ city Lawal Raheem popularly known as Lyta.

Both artist has done well in the Year 2017 following the release of an Album title Lagos Nawa!!! Which include the track Wo by Olamide. Lyta also released some tracks such as Next level(tekno-yawa cover) Jeje and Time featuring Junior boy in the late year
Download Audio:- 
Lyta - Time x Junior boy

Lyta - JEJE

Download :- Olamide Full Album - Lagos Nawa!!!

Neymar will join Real Madrid'

Neymar will join Real Madrid'

Real Madrid defender Marcelo believes Neymar will join the Spanish champions eventually.

Neymar has consistently been linked with a return to Spain – after leaving Barcelona last summer – but to Barca’s arch-rivals, Real, and his Brazil teammate, Marcelo, has tipped him to join Los Blancos in the future.

"I think Neymar will play for Real Madrid one day," Marcelo told Esporte Interativo ahead of Madrid's showdown with PSG in the Champions League last 16 on Wednesday.

"Would Neymar fit at Real Madrid? He would fit, for sure.

"It would be great if he came to Real Madrid.

"In my opinion the great players have to play at this club."

Neymar only completed his world-record €222 million transfer to Paris Saint-Germain last August but according to Goal, PSG have promised Neymar that they will sell him to Real if they win the Champions League this season.

Real president Florentino Perez has previously fuelled talk of a bid for the Brazilian by claiming that he has a better chance of winning the Ballon d’Or, and breaking the duopoly of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, at Real.

“It’s difficult to see who will take the leadership away from Cristiano [Ronaldo] and [Lionel] Messi,” said Perez in December.

“Being at Madrid would make it easier for Neymar to win it [the Ballon d’Or]. Madrid is a club that gives big players what they need.”

PDP sweet-talks Benue using herders, farmers’ crisis

PDP sweet-talks Benue using herders, farmers’ crisis

We are true coalition of Nigerians – PDP

Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose on Thursday visited Benue State, being the second PDP governor on a show of solidarity with mouth-watering gestures to the APc-controlled state.

Fayose, who was received by Ortom on Thursday, donated N10 million for the upkeep of the displaced people just as his Rivers state counterpart Nyesom Wike gave N200 million.

Both governors declared support for the Anti-Grazing Law enacted by the state government in 2017.

Fayose, Ortom in warm embrace

Ortom (L) welcomes Fayose to Makurdi

Ortom, Fayose in Makrudi

Fayose warned that the law “must not be compromised’’.

The Ekiti Governor said there was a federal conspiracy against the law and criticized the Federal Government and security agencies for poorly handling threats to the state prior to the New Year’s Day attack which left 73 indigenes of the state dead.

Governor of Rivers State, Mr Nyesom Wike, had earlier visited Benue and donated N200m to the state government.

Fayose advised Benue people to rally round Ortom, in defending the law enacted to end lingering skirmishes between farmers and herdsmen in the state.

He said the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, vested in the state the powers to enact laws for the administration of their states and said such rights were supreme.

” Nobody can take such powers away from you, they are constitutional; stand by your law, the law is for your state and not for the federal government.”

He likened the Jan.1 attacks on some communities in the state to terrorism and called on the people to stand together to defeat terror from the land.

” No terrorism is worse than what happened in your state, I therefore, call on the federal government to rise up to its responsibility of providing security to lives and property.

” The federal government should stop this double standard game; terrorism is evil and should be roundly condemned.”

Fayose, who was the first governor in the country to enact and implement the anti-open grazing law, said he implementation was not without challenges.

He said as a sitting governor, which ever political party the governor was considering joining, would still give him the right of first refusal in his bid to contest.

Responding, Ortom commended his Ekiti counterpart for the visit and said it was a gesture of friendliness.

He said the Benue killings marked a paradigm shift in the politics of the country, disclosing that the political affiliations would never remain the same again.

Ortom said the killings were an eye opener for him, explaining that he would continue to fight against injustice in the country regardless of intimidation.

He called on the federal government to arrest those behind the Benue massacre.

He said the state was not ready to cede its lands for grazing and advised the I-G to resign his appointment since he was no longer an unbiased umpire.

The governor said the state was overwhelmed by the humanitarian crises from the attack.

” We have an internally displaced population of about 100,000 people with about 7000 coming from the refugee crises in Cameroon.”

He commended the National Assembly for rejecting the ” one-sided report from the I-G and said the world was watching the events in Benue.

Wike of Rivers on Wednesday donated N200 million to Benue Government for the upkeep of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in the state.

Governors Wike and Ortom in Makurdi on Wednesday

Governor Nyesom Wike

Wike made the donation when he led other stakeholders in Rivers on a condolence visit to Ortom in Makurdi.

He noted that the challenge of taking care of the IDPs was huge, adding that the donation was meant to cushion suffering of the displaced persons.

He said that he identifies with the pains of benue people as many women had become widows and children turned to orphans, adding that he would continue to render support to displaced persons in the country.

He urged the people to rally round Ortom, to enable him to tackle the security challenge posed by herdsmen in the state.

He said that all hands must be on deck in order to successfully overcome the insecurity challenge in the country.

The opposition People’s Democratic Party (PDP) commended the two governors for their political manoeuvring through the visit to Benue.

PDP National Publicity Secretary, Mr Kola Ologbondiyan, in a statement issued on Thursday in Abuja commended the two governors for extending assistance to victims of the recent violent attacks and other Internally Displaced Persons in the state.

New chairman of PDP, Uche Secondus greets his greatest backer, Governor Nyesom

Ologbondiyan said that the gesture by the two governors underlines PDP’s commitment to the well-being of all Nigerians in line with its undying ideology and vision of its founding fathers.

He added that gesture was commendable because the assistance was for a state under the governorship of All Progressives Congress (APC).

Ologbondiyan however said that it was disheartening that the Presidency was yet to visit Benue, adding that APC Governors only visited, after much entreaties.

Ologbondiyan urged the people of Benue state to be vigilant and continue to work with their leaders, while assuring of PDP’s support always.

GIA rejects cattle colony in Igboland, cautions South-east governors

GIA rejects cattle colony in Igboland, cautions South-east governors

- The proposal of cattle colonies by the Federal Government is still drawing attention all over Nigeria and beyond

- The proposal seems to have been dead on arrival as virtually most individuals and groups have rejected the idea

- A conglomerate of Igbo associations around the globe has added their voice to the debate

A conglomerate of Igbo associations around the globe known as Global Igbo Alliance (GIA), has rejected the planned imposition of cattle colony on states by the Federal Government of Nigeria, warning the South-east governors against accepting such initiatives in Igbo land.

In an open letter to governors of the region, signed by its president and secretary, the group lamented that herdsmen, who are currently number four in the world terrorist index are being treated with kid gloves, even as they continued to kill Nigerians in their hundreds.

Herdsmen are now a dreaded group avoided by most Nigerians. Source: Twitter

Part of the letter read: “Global Igbo Alliance is calling on the entire Igbo nations, eastern state governors, politicians and Igbo leaders of thought as well as their western counterpart to vigorously resist the cattle colony plan.

“It is wrong to allow herdsmen to continue to kill innocent Nigerians. It is incomprehensible that President Buhari`s government has refused to apply the same level of force it applied to the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) on the Fulani herdsmen, despite their atrocities in Nigeria.

“The killings, maiming and massacre of innocent citizens, including women, both pregnant and nursing mothers, children, and men are so brazen and beyond imagination. It presents Nigeria under Buhari government as a barbaric and dangerous place to be in.

“We condemn this systematic ethnic cleansing going on in Nigeria and points that the murderous activities of herdsmen is what will lead to civil war, and not the agitation for Biafra or regional autonomous government now being proposed by very many Nigerians across the nation.

“The current government appears not to see human life as sacred and superior to all things and must never be equated to a cow. Regrettably, it is only in current government that cows are valued more than human beings.”

The group charged the current government to display equity and fairness by declaring the herdsmen a terrorist organisation and treat them as such, noting that since the atrocious activities of the herdsmen started, people have raised many pertinent questions, which have remained unanswered.

“For instance, why would the herdsmen be allowed to openly carry sophisticated and heavy weapons, such as AK47 which costs over N3million? Why would they be attacking at will and with impunity? Who are sponsoring them? Who are behind them? Why would a group which has been identified by the world terrorism index as the fourth deadliest terrorist organization not identified as a terrorist group by the current government? And why should government trivialize their atrocities?,” the group queried.

GIA pointed out that the murderous activities of the herdsmen was already getting to a boiling point, adding that any plan proposed by the government that was short of criminalizing the herdsmen activities could not be a panacea to the menace.

The group described as very shameful, insensitive, discourteous the statement credited to the minister of defense, Rtd Brig-Gen Mohammed Dan-Alli that the killings was caused by the enactment of the anti-grazing laws by some states and the unwillingness of the affected communities to accommodate their fellow Nigerians, stressing that such statement by a government official shows no respect to the families of those killed by herdsmen.

GIA therefore warned the South-east governors, saying, “Our eastern states governors and Igbo leaders of thoughts should note that no cattle colony will be entertained in Igbo land, because doing so will be tantamount to going on a suici*e mission.

“The so called cattle colonies are not in line with international best practice for cattle rearing. Therefore, it makes no common sense trying to establish the cattle colonies in Igbo land and all eastern states. If colonies must be created, the colonies can be created in the states where the herdsmen come from.

“We wish to warn all the eastern states governors, politicians, Igbo leaders of thought to stay away from escalating the problems of Igbo people by not succumbing to pressure of the Federal Government regarding the so cattle colonies or grazing bill for the herdsmen.

“The massacre in Nimbo, Uzo-Uwani local government area of Enugu state by herdsmen is still fresh in mind and remains unsolved, with none of the perpetrators ever prosecuted or brought to book.

“Herdsmen, by all intents and purposes, are a terrorist organization and have been globally declared so. We therefore call on the eastern states leaders not to entertain terrorists in our states but to put pressure on the Federal Government to declare herdsmen a terrorist organization and treat them so.”

Meanwhile, recent media reports indicates that the 10-man working committee constituted few days ago by the National Economic Council to end attacks by herdsmen has decided that every state should design its own solutions.

According to the report, the committee proposed that the states should come up with the solutions after a rigorous consultative process with all stakeholders.

The committee, headed by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, comprises the governors of Adamawa, Benue, Ebonyi, Edo, Kaduna, Oyo, Plateau and Zamfara states.

Okowa ifeanyi Kicks Against Cattle Colonies In Delta

Okowa Kicks Against Cattle Colonies In Delta

Governor Ifeanyi Okowa

The Delta State Governor, Ifeanyi Okowa, has declared that the state does not have land for cattle colonies.

The governor stated this on Tuesday while addressing stakeholders at a meeting involving herdsmen, farmers, community leaders and heads of security agencies.

He decried the inability of the federal government to disarm armed herdsmen who perpetrate crimes and other vices also called on the Federal Government to come up with a clear-cut policy that will help bring an end to the menace.

He tasked Chairmen of local government councils to set up a special task force on security within one week with all interest groups duly represented.

Most communities in Delta State are known for their ability in the farming profession, some of these communities have also had unfortunate experiences due to the farmer/herdsmen clashes

Agricultural advantage that emanates from these communities may have been thwarted by fear and cautiousness as a result of alleged attacks from suspected Fulani herdsmen

At the meeting farmers, traditional rulers and community leaders narrated their losses in the hands of herdsmen with a majority of them calling on the government to come up with policies that will ensure a peaceful coexistence amongst them.

While advocating peaceful co-existence among Deltans, security agencies gave assurances that security will not be compromised by the police in ensuring peaceful co-existence in the state

The governor in his remarks noted that the state is a coastal state with most of its land waterlogged has no land for cow colony as proposed by the Federal Government is asking all parties to ensure for mutual respect.

Herdsmen destroy Governor Orton's Farm house

Suspected herdsmen destroy Governor Ortom’s farmhouse in fresh attacks on Benue state
- Police repel attacks by suspected herdsmen on Yogbo community in Benue state
- The chairman of Guma local government area, Anthony Shawon, says the herdsmen that launched the attacks were backed by militant gangs
- Police gives information on operation in Benue
Suspected herdsmen reportedly killed two persons in fresh attacks on Guma local government area of Benue state on Monday, February 5.
Vanguard reports that a farm house belonging to Governor Samuel Ortom was said to have been destroyed by the marauding gang in the attack which occurred less than 24 hours after six persons were killed and several property and farmlands destroyed in a similar attack on Yogbo, in the same local government area.
The police however succeeded in repelling the attack on Yogbo and chased the invaders out of the community.

The chairman of Guma local government area, Anthony Shawon, who confirmed that latest attack said the herdsmen that launched the attack were backed by militant gangs.
“The herdsmen, backed by their militia, invaded Waku village this afternoon (yesterday) and killed two persons. They are also getting close to Gbajimba town, the local government headquarters and as I speak with you, they have attacked and sacked Governor Ortom’s farm house in Gbajimba,” he said.
“Our fear is that if we are not careful, they might overrun the local government headquarters the way they are going."
Shawon commended the police for preventing the herdsmen from overrunning Yogbo community. He however urged the police to sustain the resistance against herdsmen attacks.

Meanwhile, the inspector-general of police, Ibrahim Idris, has deployed 15 additional police units, special forces, technical and intelligence teams to contain further attacks in Benue.
Fatai Owoseni, the commissioner of police in the state, disclosed this on Monday, February 5, in Makurdi while addressing newsmen.
NAN reports that he said the command had rescued a Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO) who got missing during the February attack in Yogbo community in Guma local government area in the battle between police and suspected herdsmen.

Clergyman condemns killings by herdsmen, opposes cattle colonies

Clergyman condemns killings by herdsmen, opposes cattle colonies

Herdsmen

The Supreme Head, Cherubim & Seraphim Unification of Nigeria, His Most Eminence, Prophet Solomon Alao, has condemned the killing of innocent farmers by herdsmen in the country.

Dr. Alao who spoke yesterday in Lagos at a press conference to herald the church’s annual conference billed for Badagry, Lagos also condemned the idea of establishing cattle colonies across Nigeria, saying it is capable of creating more conflicts and set Nigerians against one another.

He also applauded President Muhammadu Buhari‘s fight against corruption and his efforts in diversifying the economy by encouraging local production of food. However, Alao charged the current administration to sustain the fight against corruption without nepotism and bias for any associate and party allies.The C &S head advised Christians in Nigeria, especially his church members, to register and get their voters cards ready against 2019 elections.

The clergyman who admitted that politics may be dirty urged Christians to get involved and clean the system.  He said: “If we don’t participate, there is no way we can clean the so -alled dirty politics. My church is willing to support any of the members that are willing to contest in 2019.”Alao who also dispelled claims by some Christians that C &S is known for fetish and idolatry, said his church is a bible-believing church and that it stands for God.

“We stand against any form of abominable sacrifices and we have commenced serious preaching against it and we are ready to discipline any of our leaders that portray the church in such manner,” he added.

Speaking also at the event, a former Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Director and erstwhile Secretary to the Lagos State Government, His Grace Olorunfunmi Basorun, urged Senate President Bukola Saraki and other National Assembly members to drop whatever issues they have with the Buhari and take decisions that could foster quick economic growth for the country.

Basorun said: “The National Assembly may have vowed not to confirm the appointment of the President’s nominees, but they should consider the plight of the commoners and approve some sensitive presidential nominees, some people whose duties are sensitive to the nation’s economic growth.

“For Instance, the Senate should single out the CBN list of nominees for monetary council policies; which involves the two CBN deputy governors and approve it as soon as possible. Doing this will allow drivers of the economy to start driving the nation’s economic policies with a view to fostering economic growth.”