Massive Turnout As Tobi Elegbede Shuts Down Abeokuta With Lockdown With TOE Comedy Show

Huge number of entertainers and fun lovers In Abeokuta turned up for Tobi Elegbede’s comedy show, Lockdown With TOE season 6(My journey)

The Marquee Hall, Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library, Okemosan, Abeokuta witnessed influx of fans from across South West Nigeria who came to witness the action packed comedy event.

Meanwhile, many celebrity entertainers, comedians and actors were live at the event to entertain the audience while also performing on the stage. The likes of Seyi law,MC ojb(UK),Dr Smile, ATM,Dextop, Eteye, Mario, Koye, Rapin dady,Mc bishop,Hephta,Owolabi Ajasa, Kayode Akindina (Mr Paragon)and entertainment industry heavyweights were all present at the event.

While appreciating his fans on social media, Tobi Elegbede who is a stand-up comedian and actor emphasized the importance of appreciating his fans for the massive turn-out while pointing out that the event is shades of glory.

In his words;

Appreciation is a must ✌️Abeokuta thank you so much for turning up Massively for my concert Lockdown with toe season 6…Last week Sunday was all shades of glory..God bless everyone supporting the brand, TOE Let’s do this again next year bigger and better
#LOCKDOWN WITH TOE IS A SHUTDOWN 🔥 🔥

Tobi Elegbede’s Lockdown With TOE Comedy Show Season 6 undoubtedly left its mark as one of the biggest entertainment event in Abeokuta this year 2024
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Bullion Records, Sports, and Industries gains international recognition with UK certification

Bullion Go-Neat Global Limited, a Nigerian-based company renowned for its ventures in manufacturing, Music Records labels and Hotel management, sports, and real estate, has achieved a significant milestone with its certification in the United Kingdom. The company, now officially registered as Bullion Records, Sports, and Industries Limited under the Companies Act 2006, was incorporated as a private limited company in England and Wales on November 20, 2024.

This certification, confirmed by the Registrar of Companies for England and Wales, enables Bullion Records to legally operate in the UK, marking a pivotal step in its international expansion.

The company’s CEO, Ambassador Olufemi Ajadi Oguntoyinbo, expressed his excitement about this achievement, highlighting its potential to bolster the company’s international footprint. “This certification by the Registrar of Companies for England and Wales is a major step forward. It marks the beginning of a new phase where we can operate in both local and international markets seamlessly,” Ambassador Ajadi said.

He revealed that Bullion Records will commence the production of key products, such as Coco Malt Drink; Coco Magic Energy Drink, and lubricant products, by 2025. The innovative business strategy involves an exchange of goods between the UK and Nigeria, ensuring that products manufactured in Nigeria will be sold in the UK and vice versa.

Our target is to make products produced in the UK accessible in Nigeria and other parts of the world. Likewise, products made in Nigeria will be available for sale in the UK,” Ambassador Ajadi added.

He further emphasized the company’s commitment to expanding its operations to meet the demands of the global market while supporting local industries. “This recognition is not just a boost for Bullion Records but also the collaboration between local and international markets,” he stated.

Bullion Records, already known for its contributions to the entertainment and real estate industries, sees this certification as a step toward achieving its vision of becoming a global leader in diverse industries. The company aims to create a strong connection between its operations in the UK and Nigeria, fostering economic growth and job creation in both regions.

This landmark achievement positions Bullion Records as a model for other Nigerian companies looking to expand their reach internationally while contributing to local development

Fuji Mi, Fuji Mi, The Source : A Journey Through The History And Leadership of Fuji Music

By Alhaji Arems

Fuji music, a genre deeply rooted in the cultural tapestry of Nigeria, has a rich history that dates back several decades. This article aims to take fans and the general public down memory lane, tracing the origins of Fuji music, its key figures, and the leadership that has shaped its evolution. It’s crucial to acknowledge and celebrate the pioneers who laid the foundation for this vibrant musical genre and correct any misconceptions that have arisen, especially among the younger generation.

The Beginnings of Fuji Music :

Fuji music emerged in the late 1960s and early 1970s, primarily within the Yoruba community of Nigeria. It was an evolution of the were music—a traditional Islamic music genre played during the Ramadan season. Fuji music blended elements of were, apala, and juju music to create a distinctive sound characterized by its energetic percussion, vibrant rhythms, and engaging call-and-response vocals.

The Pioneer : Alhaji Sikiru Ayinde Barrister

The genesis of Fuji music is closely tied to the name Alhaji Sikiru Ayinde Barrister, widely regarded as the creator and undisputed leader of Fuji music. Born on February 9, 1948, Barrister’s innovative approach transformed were music into Fuji, infusing it with modern instrumentation and dynamic stage performances. His impact on Fuji music was profound, as he popularized the genre both within Nigeria and internationally, earning a loyal fanbase that spans generations.

Leadership in Fuji Music: Past and Present :

Following the death of Barrister in 2010, the mantle of leadership within Fuji music has often been a topic of discussion. Alhaji Kollington Ayinla, another prominent figure in the Fuji music scene, is widely acknowledged as the current leader. Kollington, known for his unique style and powerful lyrics, played a significant role in shaping Fuji music alongside Barrister. His contributions to the genre are invaluable, and it is essential to recognize his position and influence within the Fuji community.

Correcting Misconceptions And Honoring Legacy :

In recent times, there has been a growing trend among younger Fuji artists and fans—often referred to as the “Indomie Generation”—to overlook the contributions of foundational figures like Kollington Ayinla. Some have even begun to lay claims to titles and positions that rightfully belong to the pioneers of Fuji music. This publication seeks to correct these misconceptions and ensure that due credit is given where it is deserved.

Kollington Ayinla, as the rightful heir to the leadership of Fuji music, deserves respect and recognition. While it is important to acknowledge the contributions of emerging artists, it should never come at the expense of those who paved the way for Fuji music to flourish. The legacy of pioneers like Barrister and Kollington must be preserved and celebrated, not overshadowed by contemporary claims.

Enlightening The New Generation :

It is imperative for the younger generation to be educated about the history and origins of Fuji music. Understanding the genre’s roots, the sacrifices and innovations of its pioneers, and the cultural significance it holds will foster a greater appreciation and respect for Fuji music. This knowledge will ensure that the legacy of Fuji music remains intact and that its leadership is rightfully honored.

Fuji music is more than just a genre; it is a cultural treasure that embodies the spirit and resilience of the Nigerian people. By acknowledging and celebrating the pioneers who created and shaped Fuji music, we preserve its rich history and ensure that future generations understand and respect its origins. As we look to the future of Fuji music, let us remember the words of Barrister and Kollington, who through their artistry, have left an indelible mark on the world of music.

Late SAB is the authentic Fuji Mi….

_Fuji mi, Fuji mi, the source—let us always remember where it all began._