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I Am Ready To Change The Face Of Entertainment In Warri, Delta State. – Oghenetega David Onaemor

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I Am Ready To Change The Face Of Entertainment In Warri, Delta State. - Oghenetega David Onaemor

I Am Ready To Change The Face Of Entertainment In Warri, Delta State. – Oghenetega David Onaemor

 

 

Oghenetega David Onaemor, is the CEO of Cruize Unplugged Limited, the 16 years old graduate from the prestigious Day waterman college is ready to take Warri, Delta state by storm with his upcoming concert tagged “Cruize Unplugged Concert” slated to happen at the Brownhill Coliseum in Warri by July 15, 2023.

 

 

 

 

In this interview, He hinted that the inspiration behind the cruise unplugged concert is seeing how celebrity live their life. He said living in delta with not having so much to do when he is home as most of his friends lived in Lagos was another source of his inspiration to try something new. Not lot of shows and events are regularly done so he took the step.

 

 

I Am Ready To Change The Face Of Entertainment In Warri, Delta State. - Oghenetega David Onaemor

 

He promises to take Warri, Delta State to the next level when it comes to entertainment and events….. Enjoy

Q.What brought about the inspiration of the idea of this cruise unplugged.How long have you been thinking about it and what is the inspiration behind it

 

 

 

A. I mean have been seeing people like well not necessarily my age but just seeing how celebrity live their life and their are some people of my age that been doing this and how also i live in delta and when i come back home most of my friends are in Lagos and i dont have that many things to do
Because i dont see people doing shows and events regularly so yeah i just want to be the one to take a step.

 

 

 

 

Q.Do you think with the way Delta state especially Warri is,do you think you can pull that same crowd your contemporaries in Lagos would have pulled if that show happened in Lagos.

 

 

 

 

A. I mean i don’t really know.it’s possible,it is not that it is not possible , anything is possible

Q.But you don’t have friends in Warri, how do you hope to pull crowd in Warri for the show

A.it’s not like i don’t have friends,i have friends but obviously not as much as i have in Lagos,but my friends in warri can also stay up with me.

Q. What is your idea of the entertainment industry entirely and why entertainment at this age

A. Entertainment Industry. I just feel like we have gotten to the stage where we can get to the internet post anything and reach people across the world and everywhere .it’s a good thing to me i feel like it’s a good thing.

Q.Are you going to go on with this or you have other things that you also want to do

A. I’m going to go on with this but as time comes there is always a new idea

Q.I also know that you love football

A. Yes I like football alot

Q. Lets talk about your hobby

A. Football,i like listening to music, watching movies and stuffs like that

Q. Who is your favorite footballer

A. I like Ronaldo

Q. When we talk about music ,who is your favorite artist in Nigeria and the international environment

A. I like Davido in Nigeria and outside i’ll say lil baby

Q.Do you see yourself singing in the future

A it is possible i dont know yet,i have done some stuffs with my friends but not a serious studio or anything just open up the laptop and yeah but if i’m good enough yes

Q.Do you dance

A. I never really like dancing but would like to learn

Q. Are you an extrovert or an introvert

A. It depends on where I am. I could be an extrovert sometimes and an introvert most times.

Q.How do you feel about your parent supporting you

A.i feel very good,the fact that not everyone would think their child is actually going to push for that,they are very supportive.My dad i love him,my mom i love her.They are very supportive.i would say I Love them.

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Deadly Stampedes Spark NASRE Outcry: ‘End Poverty, Save Lives'”

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NASRE Demands Action as Food Stampede Tragedies Expose Systemic Failures”

The Nigerian Association of Social and Resourceful Editors (NASRE) has condemned the rising death toll from food queue stampedes, which claimed 67 lives across Nigeria in just four days, labeling it a “heartbreaking reflection of systemic failures.”
Deadly Stampedes Spark NASRE Outcry: 'End Poverty, Save Lives'"
In a statement on Monday, NASRE’s Media Director, Lateef Owodunni, described the tragedies as a grim consequence of worsening poverty and the government’s inability to protect its citizens.
The group first mourned the victims of a December 18 stampede at a Christmas funfair in Ibadan, where 35 children tragically lost their lives.
“This horrific incident highlights the dire need for better planning and safety measures at public events, especially those involving children,” Owodunni stated.
NASRE also expressed sorrow over the deaths of 10 people, including children, during a food aid distribution at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Abuja. Offering condolences to affected families, the group described the incident as a “wake-up call for the nation’s conscience.”
The association further decried the fatal stampede at a rice distribution event in Anambra that killed 22 people and injured 32 others, calling for immediate reforms in the management of relief efforts.
“These tragedies paint a grim picture of a nation plagued by poverty and failing social support systems. Acts of charity should not lead to preventable deaths. The government must revamp its approach to palliative distribution to prioritize safety and dignity,” Owodunni emphasized.
NASRE stressed that the root cause of such tragedies is deep-seated poverty and urged the government and private organizations to implement sustainable solutions.
“No Nigerian should lose their life in the pursuit of food or assistance. This is a national disgrace and a call to action for all stakeholders to safeguard the well-being of our most vulnerable citizens,” the statement concluded

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Family Accuses Kwara Police of Torturing Man to Death Over Debt, Investigation Underway

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Family Accuses Kwara Police of Torturing Man to Death Over Debt, Investigation Underway

 

The death of 35-year-old Jimoh AbdulQodir Tunji in the custody of the Kwara State Police Command has left his family and the local community in shock, with accusations of police brutality emerging after the man’s tragic passing.

Tunji, a poultry farmer, was allegedly arrested on Friday, December 20, following a petition filed by his employer over an unpaid debt of N220,000. His family has accused police officers of torturing him to death while in custody, a claim that has sparked widespread outrage.

A heartbreaking video surfaced online on Sunday, showing Tunji’s grieving mother and relatives accusing the police of causing his death. In the emotional footage, his mother tearfully cried out, “My son did not kill anyone. He only owed someone. They have killed my son. Please, come to my aid. The police at the headquarters have killed my son. His name was Kadri. He was a good boy in the community. They beat him to death in police custody. They didn’t allow us to see him. Blood was gushing out of his nose.”

In response to the allegations, the Kwara State Police Command released a statement confirming the incident. The police spokesperson, Ejire-Adeyemi Toun, stated that Tunji had been invited by the police on charges of obtaining money by “false pretence” and confirmed that an investigation had already begun to determine the cause of death.

“The Kwara State Police Command is aware of an unfortunate incident that led to the tragic loss of one Mr. Jimoh AbdulQodir, which occurred on December 20, 2024,” the statement read. “The deceased was invited on an alleged case of obtaining money by false pretence to the sum of N220,000. Discreet investigations into this incident have commenced to ascertain the cause. Further developments on the outcome will be communicated as it progresses, as no stone will be left unturned.”

The case has drawn significant attention, as it marks the third time in under five months that the Kwara State Police have been implicated in the death of a suspect. Earlier this year, police officers were accused of causing the deaths of 27-year-old Suleiman Olayinka, an asthmatic patient, and Kwara State Polytechnic student Ishola Abdulqoyum, who was allegedly fatally shot by officers in September.

In a bid to ensure accountability, the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, instructed the Force Criminal Investigations Department (FCID) to take over the investigation into Tunji’s death. The IGP expressed his condolences to the bereaved family and reassured the public of a thorough and impartial investigation.

During a meeting with the family on Sunday, the IGP said, “The IGP has ordered the FCID to handle the case with utmost diligence and ensure a conclusive and impartial investigation. He further reassured the family and the general public that the Nigeria Police Force remains committed to upholding the highest standards of accountability, professionalism, and respect for human rights.”

The case has reignited concerns about police brutality in Kwara, as the region grapples with rising incidents of alleged police violence. As the investigation unfolds, the family and the public are closely watching to see if justice will be served.

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Seven Dead in Light Aircraft Crash in Jalisco, Mexico

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Seven Dead in Light Aircraft Crash in Jalisco, Mexico

 

At least seven people have died following the crash of a light aircraft in a remote, heavily forested area of Jalisco, western Mexico, local authorities confirmed on Sunday.

The aircraft, a Cessna 207, was en route from La Parota in the neighboring state of Michoacan when it went down. Jalisco Civil Protection reported the crash site was in an area difficult to access, complicating rescue and recovery operations.

In a statement on social media, Civil Protection confirmed that “preliminary reports” from the scene indicated that seven people had died. Their identities have not yet been released, and authorities are working to confirm further details.

The agency also mentioned that a fire at the crash site was extinguished, and risk mitigation efforts were carried out to prevent additional damage. “We are waiting for forensic investigators to arrive to remove the bodies and rule out the presence of other victims,” the statement added.

The cause of the crash remains under investigation, with authorities working to gather more information on the incident.

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