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Vanguard Newspaper 10 january 2018

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SATURDAY Vanguard, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 — 23<br />

By AYO ONIKOYI 08052201215<br />

onikoyi68@gmail.com<br />

•Pastor E.A.<br />

Adeboye<br />

Stories by Rotimi Agbana<br />

Pastor Adeboye to mark 76th<br />

birthday with ‘76 hours<br />

marathon praise’ music show<br />

In its usual fashion, the Redeemed Christian<br />

Church of God has announced another<br />

edition of ‘76 Hours Marathon Messiah’s<br />

Praise’ to celebrate the 76th birthday of the<br />

General Overseer, Pastor E.A. Adeboye.<br />

According to Pastor Kunle Ajayi,<br />

the Theme of ‘76 Hours<br />

Marathon Messiah’s Praise’ is<br />

“The Great Redeemer” and it<br />

is scheduled to hold between<br />

11am on Monday, 26th<br />

February and 3pm Thursday,<br />

March 1, 2018, at the Youth<br />

Centre, Redemption Camp,<br />

Lagos-Ibadan Express Way.<br />

He said “We are<br />

dedicating the 76 hours of<br />

this year to praising our<br />

Great Redeemer, our<br />

Lord and Saviour Jesus<br />

Christ who gave<br />

Himself to redeem<br />

us from sin.<br />

Countries that will<br />

be participating<br />

this year include<br />

Nigeria, United<br />

States of America,<br />

Canada, England, Australia, Spain,<br />

Scotland, United Arab Emirates,<br />

Cameroon, Kenya, Netherlands,<br />

Sweden, Malaysia, South Africa, and<br />

Ireland. This is a giant step in our quest<br />

to bring Marathon Messiah’s Praise to<br />

the doorstep of every living being on<br />

the planet.”<br />

To ensure a hitch-free programme,<br />

over 4,000 people have registered to<br />

volunteer in various departments<br />

including Music, Sanitation, Welfare,<br />

Medical and in other various key<br />

sections of the programme across the<br />

participating countries. Over 100,000<br />

live participants are expected to be in<br />

attendance with over 10 Million<br />

viewers expected to watch the event on<br />

TV and social media channels.<br />

Pastor Kunle Ajayi added, “This year’s<br />

Marathon Messiah’s Praise will be the<br />

greatest in its series and we are<br />

confident that as we praise the Great<br />

Redeemer, there will be a harvest of<br />

souls, miracles, signs and wonders,<br />

restoration, peace, progress and<br />

divine intervention across the<br />

globe.”<br />

Iyanya<br />

Entrepreneurship<br />

festival hits Lagos<br />

Come February 17, Stakkers Fest, an iconic<br />

gathering of global entrepreneurs from<br />

around the world on the continent of Africa for<br />

the sole purpose of networking, inspiring and<br />

educating budding entrepreneurs in African<br />

states through the stories and lessons of men and<br />

women who rose from struggles of passion for<br />

socioeconomic relevance to becoming<br />

phenomenal entrepreneurship giants;<br />

contributing landmark values to the growth and<br />

development of African economy and societies<br />

at large will hit the city of Lagos for a fun time<br />

experience.<br />

At a media briefing recently held in Lagos, Mr<br />

Adewale Hassan, President/Founder, Stakkers<br />

Fest, said the event will see to the convention of<br />

CEOs from different industries such as Sports,<br />

Entertainment, Fashion, Media, Manufacturing<br />

and much more, to tell their stories, share the<br />

pains of their beginings and provide insights that<br />

perhaps will lessen the error margin and<br />

strengthen the weak ends of budding<br />

entrepreneurs whose future rise and success<br />

form part of the key objective of the event.<br />

Amongst others, envisioned as an annual<br />

rendezvous, the event will celebrate African true<br />

business heroes and address obvious<br />

developmental and growth challenges<br />

confronting rising entrepreneurs, with a target<br />

of empowering at least 10 budding<br />

entrepreneurs for a quantum leap in their<br />

industries this maiden edition.<br />

Iyanya, Jeff, Niniola, others<br />

to headline ‘Live<br />

& Wavy’ concert<br />

After recording a massive success with the debut<br />

edition of ‘Live & Wavy’ concert in 2017, 10stringz Production<br />

in collaboration with Media Panache Nigeria and Temple<br />

Management brings the second edition of the concert which<br />

has been scheduled for March 9, 2018, with MTN Project<br />

Fame winner, Jeff Akoh, as major headliner along with several<br />

other big shots.<br />

Tagged ‘Live & Wavy with Jeff Akoh & Friends’, the concert<br />

will feature live performances from Jeff, Iyanya, Niniola, 9ice,<br />

Terry Apala, Johnny Drille, Isaac Geralds, Dotman, Bisola<br />

Aiyeola and a host of others.<br />

The concert’s organizers have also promised that there would<br />

be segments of the show; specially put together for their<br />

amusement – an effort to make the concert a more memorable<br />

affair and an improvement over the previous edition.<br />

Burna Boy<br />

Burna Boy tops billboard<br />

reggae album chart with<br />

‘Outside’<br />

Burna Boy’s ‘Outside’ album has debuted on<br />

Billboard’s Reggae Albums Chart at the<br />

Number 3 spot.<br />

The 13-track album was released via Atlantic<br />

Records and Bad Habit on January 26, 2018, after<br />

his singles including ‘Sekkle Down’ ft. J Hus,<br />

‘Koni Baje’ and ‘Heaven’s Gate’ ft. Lily Allen had<br />

enjoyed massive radio airplay.<br />

It is an outstanding accomplishment for Burna Boy<br />

as this is his second album to feature on<br />

Billboard’s Reggae Albums Chart. His debut<br />

album L.I.F.E peaked at number 7 on August 31,<br />

2013.<br />

Niniola<br />

Big Brother Naija week one:<br />

no evictions but ‘Strike One’<br />

for #KSquared<br />

Seven days into Big Brother 3, the housemates got their first taste of<br />

reckoning at the first live show. Hosted by Ebuka Obi-Uchendu,<br />

Sunday’s show brought with it the usual blend of intrigue, suspense and<br />

entertainment, as Kcee, the Limpopo crooner, entertained studio guests<br />

and viewers at home.<br />

Soothed by the absence of evictions for this week, the housemates got to<br />

share their experiences thus far in the house. After last week’s pairings,<br />

the housemates were once again tasked with competing to become the<br />

next Head of House. Bam Bam, Cee C, Tobi and Teddy A came out<br />

victorious, meaning that teams Cebi and Bamteddy will have to battle for<br />

the HOH crown. Another pair caught in the spotlight albeit for the wrong<br />

reasons was the dynamic quo of Khloe and K Brule, otherwise known as<br />

K-Square, who were handed their first strike by Big Brother following<br />

their unruly behavior. Khloe was able to single handedly tie herself to<br />

every controversy in the Big Brother house with her confrontational<br />

approach, but it was K Brule who escalated the duo’s troubles by jumping<br />

off a balcony, an action that triggered an emotional response from fellow<br />

housemate Bitto. Biggie handed K-Square a strike which ultimately is a<br />

step closer for them to get booted out of the Big Brother house; they were<br />

also disqualified from the HOH contest that took place shortly after.<br />

Viewers were thrilled by Kcee, who performed his hit singles ‘Pull Over’,<br />

‘Limpopo’ and more. After sharing his usual dose of wise words with the<br />

housemates, Ebuka let the<br />

viewers in on a twist: there will<br />

be fake nominations on<br />

Monday night, and no evictions<br />

next week Sunday. The<br />

housemates are however<br />

oblivious of the development<br />

and this guarantees even more Kloe and Kbrule<br />

excitement for the viewers.<br />

C<br />

M<br />

YK

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