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Nigerian music act, song writer, performer and record label owner, Harrison Tare Okri popularly known by his stage name, Harrysong has slammed the Governor of Delta state for doing very little to address the recurring communal clashes in the state, especially the violent clash involving Ogbe Ijaws and Aladja communities.

The organizers of Grammy Awards on Tuesday released the 2017 list of nominees for the various categories. At nearly 49 years old, Jay-Z and his 13th studio album, “4:44,” lead the nominees with eight. He’s followed by Kendrick Lamar, whose “DAMN.” album scored seven; Bruno Mars with six; and Childish Gambino (aka actor Donald Glover), newcomers SZA and Khalid, and producer No I.D. (who worked on “4:44”) with five each.

Popular Nigerian singer, rapper, actor, songwriter and entrepreneur, Olubankole Wellington also known as Banky W on Tuesday shared a short video on his Snapchat, seeking to update his fans where he is spending his honey moon with his wife, Adesua Etomi. Unfortunately, the video revealed a content that was not intended. His wife was seen stark naked, attempting to put on her clothes, with many claiming that the lovebirds had just finished having a good time.

The recent ‘Manya’ video released by Ayo Balogun, popularly known in the entertainment industry as Wizkid has been taken down by Youtube. Although no reason was immediately given for the removal of the video from the platform, many speculated on Wednesday that the removal may have been based on prohibited content or likely breach of Youtube policy.

Popular Nollywood star turned Lagos Politician, Hon. Desmond Elliot on Tuesday visited the Lagos state National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Orientation Camp in Iyana Ipaja, Lagos state. The member of the Lagos State House of Assembly was received by the Camp Coordinator and Commandant.

A year after Beyoncé topped the 2017 Grammy Awards nominations, her hubby is following suit.

Jay-Z leads this year's pack with eight nods, including album of the year for 4:44, his critically acclaimed meditation on success, marriage and being black in America. He is joined in the Recording Academy's top category by Childish Gambino (Awaken! My Love), Kendrick Lamar (DAMN.), Lorde (Melodrama) and Bruno Mars (24K Magic).

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