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Popular Nigerian Highlife Singer Flavour Loses Father [VIDEO]

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Famous Nigerian highlife singer, Chinedu Okoli, popularly known as Flavour N’abania, has lost his father.

The singer made the death of Benjamin Onyemaechi Okoli known via social media pages on Wednesday.

He shared an old video of him playing guitar to serenade his father.

He captioned the video as, “My father, papa Ijele rest well”.

Flavour, however, did not disclose the cause of death or the date of his passing.

Fans and colleagues have offered their condolences in the post’s comments section.

Flavour, who is well known for his ability to sing fluently in the Igbo language, was born in Enugu.

He began his music career at the age of 13; playing the drums for his church choir.

In 2005, Flavour released his debut album ‘N’abania’ through Obaino Music.

Since then, he has released eight albums. The projects include ‘African Royalty’, ‘Flavour of Africa’ (2020), ‘Awele’ (2018), ‘Ijele The Traveler’ (2017) and ‘Thankful’ (2014).

Others include ‘Blessed’ (2012), ‘Uplifted’ (2010) and ‘N’abania’ (2005).

Flavour has also established himself as a household name in the music industry.

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Drama As Soldier Stabs Mechanic To Death In Abuja

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A mechanic identified as Yellow Bobo has been allegedly stabbed to death by a soldier during an argument in Kugbo mechanic village along the Keffi-Abuja road, Abuja.

The soldier reportedly fled the scene after the incident.

The incident sparked a crisis in the area, with an angry mob allegedly setting the soldier’s vehicle on fire.

Mechanics and spare parts sellers have hurriedly shut their shops and launched a manhunt for the fleeing soldier.

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JUST IN: High Court Nullifies Sanusi’s Reinstatement As Emir Of Kano

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Muhammadu Sanusi II’s reappointment as Kano’s 16th Emir has been invalidated by a Federal High Court in Kano on Thursday.

Additionally, the court ruled that all actions following the contentious reinstatement were invalid.

The presiding judge, Justice Abdullahi Liman, said, “I hereby order that every step taken by the government is hereby nullified and becomes null and invalid and that this does not affect the validity of the repealed Emirates Law but actions taken by the governor which include the assenting to the law and the reappointment of Sanusi.

“I have listened to the audio of the governor both in Hausa and English after assenting to the law, and I am convinced that the respondents are aware of the order of maintaining status quo pending the hearing and determination of the motions on notice in the court.

“Having been satisfied that the respondents are aware of the court order, the court, in the exercise of its powers, set aside an action because it is in violation of the court’s order, I think it is a very serious matter for anyone to flout the orders of the court and go scot free with it.”

He said the catastrophic situation could have been averted if the respondents followed due processes by complying with the court order, which would still have allowed them to carry out their assignments.

He noted that the respondents, however, decided to act according to their whims and caprices, a situation which he said landed them in a serious mess.

 

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BREAKING: Lagos APC Women Leader Ramota Bankole Dies After Performing Hajj In Saudi

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The leader in the Lagos Chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Ramota Bankole, has been pronounced dead after performing her Hajj rites in Saudi Arabia.

Bankole, who was Lagos APC former Welfare Secretary, was said to be among the pilgrims that dropped dead following excessive heat recorded in the holy land.

 

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