Nick Ville

Helfizz is a very talented musician who is based in Port Harcourt, with his love towards his fans he has dropped his very first single titled " Special Feelings".  It is a dance able song and Enjoy able to all. Sometimes people compare him to Lil-kesh because of the way he composes his songs and freestyles. Download, listen and enjoy!!!  Download here!!  https://mino.notjustok.com/track/364715/helfizz-special-feeling

News from the Benue State Police Command has confirmed the arrest of a suspected cultist over the murder of one Mr Oketa Simon who before then was a 300L student of the department of Mass Communication in the university. The deceased Mr Simon who is also rumored to be a cultist was shot dead and body found in a farm opposite Rahama Clinic in Logo II Makurdi on November 6 The police has since then arrested one 18 year old Samuel Ochoechi a non student as an accomplice to the crime. During interrogation, the suspect confessed to have connived with gang members notoriously known as Movement, Viper and Chemical who are all of the Red Confraternity to slay the said Simon who at that time was a member of the Black Confraternity over a dispute of a certain jean trouser. (The Late Mr Moses in Black Colours)  Efforts made to apprehend the other said members revealed that the gang member known as Movement who took part in killing Mr Simon was hacked down on November 7 the da

In a time in Nigeria when the going seems to be tough and the country in dire need of some fresh financial inputs, the unexpected has happened for reasons not known to us. On Monday, the fedral goverment through its ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that it would be offering $500, 000 (₦180,500,000.00), over seven vehicles and 350 electoral kits to aid a successful conduct of Guinea Bissau legislative election, slated for November 18, 2018. This news came as a shocker to Nigerians who have seen things dwindle as both the NLC and ASUU embarked on industrial actions over the fedral goverments inability to meet their financial demands.  However, the big question is, if the country has that much to spare it also means it has enough in its pockets to meet the demands of the citizens. So why then cough out such a whooping sum to a fellow african country when you cant pay the ₦ 30,000 minimum wage being demanded by the civil servants. Is this not a show of financial re