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November 27, 2023 Does Oladips’ ‘Super Hero Adugbo’ Album Justify The Fake Death Stunt?

Does Oladips’ ‘Super Hero Adugbo’ Album Justify The Fake Death Stunt?

The Nigerian music community, particularly hip-hop, was shocked by the sudden news of Oladips's alleged passing.

However, the mourning became confusing as conflicting reports emerged, suggesting that his death might have been a publicity stunt for his upcoming debut album, 'Super Hero Adugbo.' Observations such as the delay in his burial, contrary to Islamic customs, and reassurances from friends about his well-being added fuel to the speculation.

Oladips resurfaced on November 23, 2023, confirming that his apparent demise was a carefully orchestrated stunt. Now, as we consider reviewing his album, 'Super Hero Adugbo,' it's essential to scrutinise the ethical aspects of the fake death controversy.

Oladips' decision to employ such an extreme marketing tactic prompts us to question whether the album justifies these unconventional methods.

November 27, 2023 Keyamo Summons Heads Of Aviation Agencies Over Safety Concerns

Keyamo Summons Heads Of Aviation Agencies Over Safety Concerns

The Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, has called for a meeting with heads of aviation regulatory agencies to address safety concerns within the sector.

During the meeting, the minister emphasized the need for a thorough assessment of recent incidents.

In response to public worries about safety, he tweeted, "I have summoned the heads of the regulatory agencies to my office later today to review the incidents causing concerns and to ensure appropriate measures are taken to prevent future occurrences. Sanctions will be applied where necessary for past incidents."

Further details are to follow.

November 27, 2023 Sierra Leone Under Curfew After Inmates Freed From Freetown Pademba Road Prison

Sierra Leone Under Curfew After Inmates Freed From Freetown Pademba Road Prison

Sierra Leone has been placed under a nationwide curfew after armed men broke into prisons, setting inmates free.

Detainees from several "major" facilities were released on Sunday morning, said the West African nation's information minister.

President Julius Maada Bio later said most of the leaders behind the attack had been arrested.

In a televised address, he described the events as a "breach of security" and an attack on democracy.

He carefully avoided calling them an attempted coup.

November 27, 2023 Serap Urges World Bank To Suspend Loans To States

Serap Urges World Bank To Suspend Loans To States

The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has written to the World Bank, asking it to suspend loans to the country’s 36 states.

In a letter addressed to the World Bank President, Ajay Banga, SERAP urged him “to promptly, transparently, and effectively conduct an investigation into the spending of loans and other facilities by the 36 state governors."

SERAP said the World Bank should suspend any loans and funding if there is relevant, admissible evidence of mismanagement or diversion of public funds by any of the states.

This was disclosed in the letter dated November 25, 2023, signed by SERAP deputy director Kolawole Oluwadare.

SERAP alleges that many of the 36 states were mismanaging public funds, including loans obtained from the Bank and its partners and allocations from the Federal Government.

The statement said the World Bank and its partners need to make it clear to Nigeria’s state governors that they will not tolerate any mismanagement or diversion of public funds by immediately suspending any pending loans and other funding to them until the allegations of mismanagement or diversion of public funds are investigated.

SERAP threatened it would consider the option of seeking legal action should the World Bank fail to implement the recommendations contained in its letter.

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