March 3, 2026

Music: Peace Brotha Ft. Jeremiah Gyang - La Vida Loca

Music: Peace Brotha Ft. Jeremiah Gyang - La Vida Loca

 




Fast-rising Gospel artist Peace Brotha (real name: Stanley David) returns with a powerful new single titled “La Vida Loca,” featuring legendary musician Jeremiah Gyang.
 
Following the success of his last release, “Kyanchat (Jowo),” Peace Brotha continues to prove his strength as a storyteller and socially conscious artist.
“La Vida Loca” is a hip-hop record blended with Afrobeats, delivering a gripping narrative about actions and consequences. 

Through vivid storytelling in English and Hausa, Peace Brotha paints real-life scenarios of reckless living, peer pressure, greed, and moral choices, showing how quick pleasures can lead to lifelong pain. The song is both reflective and cautionary, reminding listeners that “it isn't worth it.”

Produced by Kopji, the song combines deep lyrical content with rich, modern production, while Jeremiah Gyang’s contribution adds emotional depth and cultural weight to the record.

“La Vida Loca” is now available on all streaming platforms. Link Below



Lyrics Below.

There's no glory in La Vida Loca
Jarmzone
Blaqshot
True Life
Jeremiah Gyang
Yeah,Huh

This is a story of a guy name Jonah vibrant fella like to party like burna,
ballin everyday kicking game like gunners.
If alcohol is a country then Jonah is the monarch
Yo,One day in a neighborhood's spot with his homeboys chilling raising the roof top.
rocking timberland boots straight jeans and bandana snapbacks, yes chains choker on a White T.
living life of choice turning his heart to a toy,straight making noise, it's always like that for the boys. damn
One of them strike a deal who fit drink two bottles of dry Gin and become ajebo with two grand, naira not even up to 15 dollars then,
cikin kwanciyan rai Jonah said I'm the man, like a joke he took the challenge cuz it's funny at first, cubes in the glass, tribute to the cold side of life.
In a blink of an eye he gobble the two bottle,not up to an hour he drops blackout breathless. He drank the drink untill he drunk his life out,legless to the dead he picked the call from beyond. damn.

Bow down your ear pay attention to me
Long life and Peace shall abound unto thee 
Build not your house and your treasures in sand
Bow down your ear pay attention to me

It ain't worth it
It ain't worth it
It ain't worth it
It ain't worth it

Kwadayi,mabudin wahala
Abeg, somebody please translate it for me.
Ai toh sunanta sarauniya,so she focus on the slaying with her pepperdem gang crew Not playing,
she no dey sleep for house,cikin dare tana marketing
 young wild and free,kudi kam tana pocketing.
her runs with sugar daddies daily on the sky rocketing,
hush puppet chick in love with Gucci and Versace things.
Real Men asking for her hand in marriage but she rejecting them like a bag full of Gabbage to be frank,Clean she want the made men.
One night alhaji walk up to her in the club
when too much money is involve no time for pleasantries.
He offered her 10 mills for sex without protection,
she agreed not knowing is a witch doctor instruction
They range Rover out, few minutes and the deal is done. damn,you see HIV na bae
as this sickness dey strange all doctors no fit track am
The more she wails in agony, the man is making more money, it's crazy how she sold her bright future for the pleasure. Damn

Bow down your ear pay attention to me
Long life and Peace shall abound unto thee 
Build not your house and your treasures in sand
Bow down your ear pay attention to me

It ain't worth it
It ain't worth it
It ain't worth it
It ain't worth it




March 2, 2026

ECOWAS Youth Ambassador Dr. Godspower Oshodin Endorses W.O.W 50 Africa Women Leadership Convening Ahead of March 8, 2026

ECOWAS Youth Ambassador Dr. Godspower Oshodin Endorses W.O.W 50 Africa Women Leadership Convening Ahead of March 8, 2026

 



Esteemed ECOWAS Youth Ambassador, United Nations Online Volunteer, and President of the Nigeria Bloggers Forum, **Dr. Godspower Oshodin**, has formally endorsed the upcoming **W.O.W 50 Africa Women Leadership Convening** scheduled for March 8, 2026. His endorsement reinforces the growing continental support for one of Africa’s most strategic platforms dedicated to women’s leadership and development.


Referencing the words of renowned legal scholar Dr. Vorng Panha, who emphasized that inclusive development is rooted in collective effort, innovative solutions, and a commitment to justice, Dr. Oshodin highlighted the vital role W.O.W Africa plays in strengthening trust and participation across the continent.

He described W.O.W Africa as *“a truly Pan-African institutional platform focused on capital coordination, governance alignment, and long-term continental development.”* According to him, the W.O.W Africa 50 Women convening is not merely another awards programme but *“a disciplined, strategic leadership platform aligned with Agenda 2063 and the shared vision of ‘The Africa We Want.’”*

Dr. Oshodin, who has contributed to numerous SDG-driven initiatives and youth development efforts, expressed deep admiration for the transformative impact African women are making globally. *“Women remain central to Africa’s renewal, and their leadership continues to shape global progression in remarkable ways,”* he noted.

In addition to his advocacy work, Dr. Oshodin serves as the Inaugural Representative of Cyberpedia Internet Governance, Africa’s gateway to one of the world’s largest AI-powered due diligence and cybersecurity intelligence systems. Cyberpedia maintains partnerships with the World Economic Forum, the Nigeria Presidency, and the Internet Society.

Expressing full confidence in the W.O.W Africa 50 Women vision, Dr. Oshodin stated: *“This platform creates a powerful enclave for African women to collaborate, design policy pathways, and move the continental narrative forward. May the power and brilliance of Africa continue to shine through institutions such as this.”*

The W.O.W 50 Africa convening is expected to gather high-level leaders, innovators, policy shapers, and institutional actors from across the continent, further strengthening its position as a key Pan-African development platform.
Olu Dre’s “Ngozi” Is Proof That Fuji Can Dance with Hip-Hop

Olu Dre’s “Ngozi” Is Proof That Fuji Can Dance with Hip-Hop

 



For years, Fuji has been treated like a genre that must stay in its lane: respected, celebrated, but rarely invited into conversations about modern youth culture. With “Ngozi,” Olu Dre quietly challenges that idea. The song doesn’t attempt to modernise Fuji by watering it down, nor does it force Hip-Hop into unfamiliar territory. Instead, it lets both sounds move naturally, the way they would in real life, in living rooms, at family parties, in churches, and on the streets where Nigerian  music has always evolved.

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Olu Dre is an Ibadan-born Nigerian artist currently based in London, whose sound is shaped by the Fuji legends he grew up listening to and the harmonies of his church choir. That foundation, combined with exposure to global Black music, informs his self-defined Hip-Hop Fuji style, a sound rooted in tradition but open to evolution. Through songs like “Ngozi” and earlier releases such as “London Party,” Olu Dre continues to position himself as an artist bridging generations, proving that Nigerian sounds can move forward without losing where they come from.

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