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See BEEF!!! Iyanya and Chidi Mokene express their dissatisfaction with the newly released MTV Base top 20 best Nigeria Track list

Earlier today, MTV Base released their top 20 greatest Naija hits of all time.

Since the release, people have been expressing their displeasure and happiness. Iyanya and Chidi Mokeme are not excluded as they even tweeted about it.

Read their tweets below:

Incase you missed the top 20 list check it after the cut.

Cool fm celebrates its "sweet sixteen anniversary"

Cool fm celebrates its “Sweet Sixteen Anniversary“ tomorrow October 4th 2014 at Rhapsody's Victoria Island.

Expect wonderful music and performances by DJ Jimmy Jatt, DJ Xclusive, DJ Rolly, DJ Snoop, Phyno, Skales, Chidinma, Patoranking & Runtown.

CALL: 08170707075 to Book Now. 

Saturday, 4th October 2014, Rhapsody, 19A Agoro Odiyan Street, off Adeola Odeku Street, by 10pm.

Widow of (MIC) Boss, Tunji Okusanya speaks about the death of her husband and her son.

Today makes it a year that the ill-fated Associated Airlines conveying the body of the late former Governor of Ondo State, Olusegun Agagu crashed leading to the death of funeral company (MIC) boss Tunji Okusanya and his son Olatunji Okunsanya Jnr. The widow who lost her husband and son the same day is still grieving and plans a garden to commemorate her son. This report is from the Nation newspapers to whom she granted an interview.

Today is a sad day for Dame Mobola Erogbogbo, the mother of the late Olatunji Okunsanya Jnr who died with his father, Olatunji Okusanya, in the Associated Airline which crashed near the Lagos Airport terminal a year ago.

Erogbogbo had lived and showed her son motherly love until the cold hands of death snatched him away.

She told our reporter at her office situated in Shomolu, Lagos mainland that for the grace of God and support of people, losing her son has been a terrible experience that she is still fighting hard to cope with.

She explained that the late Olatunji Jnr on October 2, last year dropped her off at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos on her way to London for an exhibition. Right after checking her in, Junior, fondly called Jay, insisted that the mother must take a photograph with him before departing.

“On October 2, last year, Tunji Junior was the one that took me to the airport. I was going to England for an exhibition. He took me to the airport and we checked in. As I was about to go in, he said: ‘Mummy come back. I want us to take photograph together’ and I jokingly said to him: ‘Jay, what do you mean by photograph? I hope you want me to get to this London safely because we have never taken photograph at the airport before’.  I asked him why he wanted the photo. He said: ‘Mummy, let’s just take it’ and an employee who accompanied us to the airport took the photograph and he immediately sent it to the sister in London, even before I got there.

“While we were on board, there was a little turbulence and my mind flashed back to the photograph and it created anxiety in me but I had no clue that it had nothing to do with me but was all about my dear son.

“When I arrived in the UK, I tried his father’s line to inform him that I had arrived safely but his line did not go through. I called his line and luckily it rang and we spoke extensively. I even told him about the turbulence we experienced on air and my fear about the picture. We laughed about it and he told me about the publication that Thisday did on him and he was so excited about it and wanted me to see it. I had no clue that it was going to be my last discussion with him.

“In the morning, I woke up and my grandson came to my room and appealed that I should put on the computer for him for 10 minutes because his parents won’t allow him to watch TV during the week, and when they all left home, I decided to go and sleep but I could not sleep. I tried to put on the TV but could not until my daughter came back and put the TV on Sky News and I saw the news highlight:  ‘Associated Airline crashed in Nigeria, two dead”. I shouted and informed my daughter that it was Junior’s plane because I was aware of the arrangement for the company to convey Agagu’s body to Akure before I left Nigeria.

“ It was about 9.45am and we called Junior’s phone and it rang but no response. We started calling Nigeria, but nobody was willing to tell us anything, and people I had not spoken to for a long time were all calling me and my daughter and it was at that time I knew something had gone wrong.
“All of them refused to tell us the true situation until a family friend called and I asked him not to lie to us about what had happened. He said ‘Mummy, it’s all about you’ and I know that the worst had happened.

“It was like a dream and it has not been an easy experience. I had to cancel my booking for the exhibition and come back to Nigeria.

“I was very fond of him. We were living together and he was supposed to get married this year, and each time I teased him about scattering things, he would say it was only for a while that when he got married, I would be the one missing and sending for him. I did not know that it was not going to be.”

She said the late Junior loved birds and the environment, adding that it was in preserving his memory that Jay’s Garden would be launched today to promote the preservation of garden birds and the environment.

“Jay’s Garden is basically a section of Merry Maid Water Garden. He was a bird lover, just like me, but he was more of a fanatic and these things just evolved while we were cleaning up this place. When the idea came, we decided to call it Jay Garden’s because apart from my son being called Jay, there is a bird also called Jay.

“He got the love for birds from me and his dad who was a bird lover too. They had some bird cages with all sort of birds in their office at MIC Funeral Undertakers. But he was more into it than us.

“On Saturday morning in the house, he would just sit down, even with his last kobo, he would buy food for birds.

“Jay’s Garden is far beyond this space. It is all encompassing; we are going to have competition and we will have talk for school children. It will be a foundation that will continually get young people involved in looking and respecting garden birds. Some children just stand on the road and they start stoning birds; part of what Jay’s  Garden stands for will be to discourage children from doing that and educating them that the birds that they don’t care about are very important in our lives because these birds eat up insects that could affect our food crop, bugs as well.”

Another American tests positive to Ebola few days after Ebola got into America.

Few days after it was confirmed that Ebola is in America, another American tests positive to it.

An American freelance journalist working in Monrovia, Liberia, has tested positive for Ebola, his father said revealed in a statement last night – October 2nd. His name is Ashoka Mukpo & hewent to Liberia when the Ebola outbreak began. - 

Despite the fact that he lived there for long and knew the risks of visiting the Country, he still went there believing he could help provide honest perspective from the ground level, his father said in a statement. Ashoka is being evacuated to the USA where he will receive the best possible treatment. The doctors are optimistic about his prognosis.

NBC News hired the 33 year old cameraman earlier this week. After learning he had a fever, he went to the Medecins Sans Frontieres treatment center in Monrovia and quarantined himself.

NBC also informed journalists that he will be flown to the US on a charter flight for treatment.

The rest of the crew, including Dr. Nancy [Snyderman], are being closely monitored and show no symptoms or warning signs. However, in an abundance of caution, we will fly them back on a private charter flight and then they will place themselves under quarantine in the United States for 21 days – which is at the most conservative end of the spectrum of medical guidance.

Ruth is back!!!

Hello dearies, how have you all been, I believe you are great.

This is just my little way to say am sorry for my inconsistency all this while.

I promise to give yall something to read about anytime and every time and to bring more fun stuffs your way.

In the meantime, this blog id will be ola4tainment.blogspot.com instead of abidoyeruth.blogspot.com.

I hope you bear with me for any inconvenience this might cause.

Pasuma former female dancer dies.

Popular female dancer, Kemi Omotoyinbo is dead. The light-complexioned, humble, young lady died on Independence Day night,1st October 2014 at a Lagos hospital.  Kemi died exactly 20 days after her wedding to husband, Godwin Eloanyi. Before her death, Kemi was a bubbly young lady, full of life and had dreams of becoming one of the biggest names in the entertainment industry. Few days before her wedding which held on 13th September 2014 at White House Event Hall, Toyin Street, Ikeja-Lagos , she told www.windzmediaonline.com that she is taking a break to focus on her family and hope to come back big time. 

Her dream was not to come back as a dancer but a dance instructor, movie producer and actress. Kemi became popular as Pasuma Wonder’s dancer and has also graced the stage of several popular singers including Sir Shina Peters and K1 de Ultimate.The death of Kemi still remains a mystery to a lot of people. While many are still in shock and yet to get over it majority of her friends are speculating that the hospital which she gave up the ghost killed her. Kemi is said to have been in labour for over days and died few hours before her scheduled emergency C&S.  Sources disclosed that, Kemi remained strong and battled for her life with hopes that the doctors would attend to her before the expected deposit of 300,000 for her operation would complete.  

According to one of her friends, Kemi wouldn’t have died if the doctors  had paid attention to her condition.“ Kemi wouldn’t have died if the doctors did pay attention to her. She was in labour for several days and was asked to pay certain amount of money before she could be operated upon.” She told us with tears rolling down her eyes, she cursed the doctors and the hospital endlessly.  She continued,“ The truth is that Kemi has been in labour for over one week. She got admitted into the hospital 2 days after her wedding. She tried in vain to give birth the normal way but the baby just didn’t come. She was in and out of labour for about 1 week. 
Eventually the doctor told her she would have to go through C&S. It was termed emergency C&S. The hospital told her husband that they would have to pay a sum of 450,000 for her to be operated upon. He also noted that before anything could be done they would have to make a deposit of 300,000. The husband made several efforts to raise 300,000 but deposited all he had. He begged the doctors to please go ahead with the operation and would pay before the next day. That was on October 1st , the night she died."
"The doctor refused and stated categorically that he would not move an inch else he pays 300,000. It was at that point Kemi decided to forward messages to people she knows so she could get help. She got responses that money would be made available to her the next day. On hearing that the husband went to beg the doctors again, still they refused. No bank was opened and nothing could be done until Thursday October 2nd but unfortunately she gave up the ghost that night. My point is, the doctors knew she had to go through emergency C&S. they could have saved her life and get the money later.  Nigeria is a very bad country I must confess."

The bodies of 2 passengers that boarded a wooden boat found.

The bodies of two passengers of a wooden boat that capsised, Wednesday night, in Igando area of Lagos, were recovered yesterday. They were identified as those of one Fatima, a female and Mr. Idowu Lawal. Fourteen others were reportedly rescued by local divers with the assistance of policemen attached to Igando Police Division. Tragedy, as gathered, occurred at 8p.m., Wednesday, shortly after the boat, said to be heading for Imoshe in Ogun State, took off from Akesan.

The exact number of passengers that boarded the boat was not ascertained. But Vanguard gathered that immediately it took off, it tagged along with another wooden boat carrying two passengers, in order to withstand the tide. But it apparently could not.
Some of the panic-stricken passengers were said to have jumped out of the boat before it capsized.

Those that could swim escaped to the shore, while others were said to have been rescued by local fishermen. It was also gathered that none of the passengers was wearing life jacket. When Vanguard arrived the scene yesterday, policemen from Igando Division were sighted combing the river for any victim. Police sources hinted that the case was never reported by the canoe operators.

Police sources said: “They deliberately refused to report the case to the Police because they wanted to hide the incident from us. As we speak, families of the deceased have not come to the station to report either.”