Duncan Mighty Confirms New Collaboration With D’Banj

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6 years ago

September 12, 2018

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Many will agree that Duncan Mighty takes the crown for 2018’s highest collaborations. His vocals and production skills are currently the rave of the moment.

Newest on his plate is the Kokomaster himself. Duncan Mighty just confirmed that new music is already in the works by sharing a video of D’Banj in his Port-Harcourt based studio on Instagram.

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Koko master is here….#newmusic DBANJ X DUNCANMIGHTY…. WAHALA GO JAM PROBLEMS FOR THIS GBEDU,,,, OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSHHHEEEEE #portharcourttotheworldwithDUNCANMIGHTY

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Media Personality, Stephanie Coker Opens Up On Her Battle With PCOS

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May 31, 2024

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Stephanie Coker-Aderinokun, a media personality and actress, bravely discussed her challenges with PCOS and IVF in a recent interview with Chude Jideonwo. She revealed the emotional turmoil she faced after her second IVF attempt failed, confessing that she nearly resorted to taking her own life.

Stephanie disclosed that she invested a significant amount of money, over $40,000. She went as far as travelling to Los Angeles for an IVF procedure, only to have it end unsuccessfully last year.

After an unsuccessful round of IVF, she felt deeply discouraged and confided in a friend. She expressed a strange sense of rejection, feeling like even the baby didn’t want her. This was especially difficult because IVF was her only chance at having a child due to her PCOS.

The PCOS caused such severe bleeding that she was hospitalised, and at her worst point, she was confined to a wheelchair and even had to sleep outside in the garden to cope with the overwhelming internal heat. It had been a very physically and emotionally challenging time.

Furthermore, Stephanie Coker shared how the challenges escalated when her husband faced public scrutiny and lost his election. This intensified the backlash against them, adding another layer of difficulty to their already challenging situation.

Watch the video below:

This was a #WithChude classic, and usually those only happen with veterans. But this one was.

In between the most beautiful tears, cool kid and It-girl Stephanie Coker tells me about the heartbreak from her second IVF operation just last year, after spending over $40,000 and… pic.twitter.com/Nhmpaj6PjD

— Chude Jideonwo (@Chude) May 31, 2024

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President Tinubu Is Officially My GOAT – Brymo On National Anthem Change

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May 31, 2024

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After the change in the national anthem, singer Brymo declared President Tinubu the Greatest of All Time (G.O.A.T.) among all previous presidents.

The controversial singer declared this in an Instagram Story post on May 30, 2024.

He posted the lyrics of the old national anthem, emphasising the first stanza and comparing Africa and Nigeria to “polygamy” and a “family unit.”

He said,

“President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is officially my G.O.A.T of all the Nigerian presidents! Read the lyrics of the new national anthem. The first stanza is all you need; it asserts Nigeria for the motherland and now Africa can be the fatherland and be a symbol of polygamy and we can all focus on one family unit. My favourite part is ‘In brotherhood, we stand.’ We are all now members of the greatest cult on earth. Nigeria is now the only brotherhood that every boy and ambitious girl must belong to in this country. I am very happy.”

The Senate and the House of Representatives recently approved legislation to change the national anthem from “Arise, O Compatriots” to “Nigeria, We Hail Thee.” Shortly after, on May 29, 2024, President Tinubu signed the bill into law, officially changing the national anthem.

Senate President Godswill Akpabio announced this on Wednesday, May 29, during a joint session of the National Assembly. This also marked the 25th anniversary of Nigeria’s 4th Republic.

The change led to a range of reactions from Nigerians on social media, including confusion, anger, frustration, and, for some, like Brymo, happiness. Nigerian celebrities also expressed their feelings about the swift reversion to the previous national anthem.

Lillian Jean Williams wrote, “Nigeria, We Hail Thee.” She is a British expatriate who lived in Nigeria during its independence era, while Frances Berda composed the music. Pa Benedict Odiase wrote “Arise, O Compatriots,” and it was adopted in 1978.

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Nigerian Celebrities Dissatisfied With Reintroduced National Anthem

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May 31, 2024

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Nigerians were surprised by a swift government decision to bring back the old national anthem, “Nigeria, We Hail Thee.” This change replaced the current anthem, “Arise, O Compatriots,” which had been in place since 1978.

The switch happened in just a few days: the House of Representatives passed a bill on May 23rd, the Senate followed suit a few days later, and President Tinubu signed it into law on May 29th, 2024.

This move sparked criticism from many Nigerian celebrities on social media. They felt the government’s priorities were misplaced.

Instead of focusing on changing the national anthem, celebrities argued that the government should tackle more pressing issues like insecurity, unemployment, and the struggling economy.

See some of their reactions below:

Adekunle Gold wrote: “No one thought Timi Dakolo’s Great Nation makes a better anthem?”

No one thought Timi Dakolo’s Great Nation makes a better anthem?

— BIG FISH 🦈 (@adekunleGOLD) May 29, 2024

Kate Henshaw: “In the midst of excoriating hardship & lack of good governance on every level, but not to worry, going back to a colonial anthem will be a soothing balm and inject patriotism back into our veins, a much-needed drug.”

In the midst of excoriating hardship & lack of good governance on every level but not to worry 😏 going back to a colonial anthem will be a soothing balm and inject patriotism back into our veins, a much needed drug.🚶‍♀️‍➡️🚶‍♀️‍➡️🚶‍♀️‍➡️🚶‍♀️‍➡️🚶‍♀️‍➡️

— Kate Amaka Henshaw (@HenshawKate) May 30, 2024

Illbliss wrote: “Of all things to address….. The f***ing National Anthem. At this point, they can change the flag to purple and burgundy, shoot the horses on the coat of arms, and let the dead eagle 🦅take flight. Really sick of the incompetence.”

Of all things to address…..

The f***ing National Anthem

At this point they can change the flag to purple and burgundy , shoot the horses on the coat of arms and let the dead eagle 🦅 take flight.

Really sick of the incompetence

— iLLBLISS OGA BOSS (@illBlissGoretti) May 29, 2024

Noble Igwe wrote: “Exchange rate is skyrocketing, cost of living is so high, insecurity in many parts of the country but one year in office, however, let’s change the national anthem.

This is so sad and shameful.”

Exchange rate is sky rocketing, cost of living is so high, insecurity in many parts of the country but one year in office,however, let’s change the national anthem.
This is so sad and shameful

— Noble Igwe (@Nobsdaslushhkid) May 29, 2024

Toolz wrote: “I’m not learning any other national anthem…”

I’m not learning any other national anthem…

— Toolz O.D (@ToolzO) May 29, 2024

Charly Boy wrote: “Animals in Agbada fit make me start to sing our olden days National Anthem, imposicant. Vagabonds in power wan distract us from hunger, kidnapping, high cost of living by organizing useless priorities for us to follow so we no go dey talk as e dey pain us?

Who no know say APC na monumental failure in the history of politics for Naija. If one-year dey like dis, imagine how many of us go kpai in the nxt 3yrs. Nonsense. Dia fathers.”

Animals in Agbada fit make me start to sing our olden days National Anthem, imposicant.

Vagabonds in power wan distract us from hunger, kidnapping, high cost of living by organizing useless priorities for us to follow so we no go dey talk as e dey pain us?

Who no know say APC… pic.twitter.com/PXtj6ApCSR

— Charly Boy Area Fada 1 (@AreaFada1) May 29, 2024

Joeboy wrote: “Of all the problems Nigerians have to deal with, changing the national anthem is priority? Okay naw.”

Of all the problems Nigerians have to deal with,changing the national anthem is priority? Okay naw.

— LAVIDA BOY (@Joeboy) May 29, 2024

Teni wrote: “Arise o compatriots, I’ll miss you, thank you for so many childhood memories. Till we meet again, love, SM.”

Arise o compatriots, I’ll miss you, thank you for so many child hood memories. till
we meet again, love SM

— THE REAL IDAN (@TeniEntertainer) May 29, 2024

Lastly, Erigga wrote: “Now that we have the old national anthem, can we now have the old price for foodstuff and dollar?”