Since his breakout with  Kilofeshe , talented Marlian Music signee, Zinoleesky has kept us on our toes and delivered hit streaks ranging from  Ma Pariwo , to  Naira Marley  to  Gone far  to  Rocking  and featuring on  Don’t call me  by Lil Kesh. Subsequent to his previous single, his feature on BNXN fka Buju’s  Kilometre remix  and  O dun  by Naira Marley, the superstar is back with  Loving you , a sensational love ballad. On this Niphkeys-produced track, Zinoleesky does not drift from his identity sound. The beat is a fusion of Amapiano and Afrobeats and Zinoleesky’s satiny vocals tallied perfectly with the instrumental as he incorporated his classic bounce. On this jaunty tune mixed by TimiJay On The Track, he is bursting with love and admiration for his woman. The desire for his love interest is intense and intoxicating that he feels equipped to assume family responsibility and conquer the world. This potentia...

TIME WASTAGE IN RELATIONSHIP! Stop wasting time with the wrong person, you call them but they don’t pick up, they saw your missed calls but they don’t call back, you text them but they never reply to any of your messages.. You always have time for them but they are ever so busy for you, you want to meet them and have some mature talks with them but they are full of excuses, you do everything possible to make them happy but they don’t appreciate your effort.. You introduced them to your friends and family but they have never introduced you to any important person in their life, you are so proud of them but they aren’t proud of you, you truly love them but you aren’t sure if they love you because they don’t show it.. You want to spend your future with them but they don’t like to talk about future plans, you are doing everything you can to make the relationship work but they do all their best to make it end. Then why are you with them? Why are you wasting your time and energy on them?...

AFTER CHIEF OBAFEMI AWOLOWO WHO IS THE CURRENT YORUBA LEADER?     Chief Obafemi Awolowo    Chief Obafemi Awolowo, leader of the banned Action Group and leader of the Yorubas of western Nigeria, was born on March 6, 1909. Son of a farmer and self made man, Chief Awolowo was educated at Anglican and Methodist schools in Ikenne, his home town, and at Baptist Boys' High School in Abeokuta, Western Nigeria. His education being curtailed from lack of money, Chief Awolowo worked as a pupil teacher and then went to Wesley College in Ibadan, the then capital city of Western Nigeria, to attend a course in teacher training. Leaving Wesley College, he studied shorthand and typing, and after working for a while in Lagos, returned to Wesley College in 1932 as a clerk. Two years later, he became a trader and a newspaper reporter. He organized in the late '30s the Nigerian Produce Traders Association and became secretary of the Nigerian Motor Transport Union. Not satisfied with his ...

by Ayomide Akinbode and Ayo Ojeniyi The Alaafin was an absolute king; his word was law. He had the power of life and death. He’s iku baba yeye, alase ekeji orisa (the almighty, the ruler and companion of the gods). In the actual working of the government, however, the Alaafin was an absolute monarch. He governed in conjunction with a council of state known as Oyo Mesi . Below are the kings who had ruled one of the greatest empires in history. c.1210– ORANYAN (Oranmiyan) Oyo-Ile was founded. Oranmiyan was the first king and the founder of the Oyo empire. He was the son of Oduduwa. Oranmiyan was a very brave and warlike king. He was said to have headed his brothers (other Yoruba kings) on an abortive expedition to the east to avenge the death of their father. After quarrelling at a place called Igangan, the brothers dispersed and Oranmiyan went ahead to found the city of Oyo known as Oyo Alaafin. There are two accounts of his death. Some said he went further East, leaving his son, Ajaka ...