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I never wanted to go for Nigerian Idol – K-peace

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Nigeria idol winner Ogumrombi Olakunle better known as k- peace,In a chat with SaharaWeekly, talks about the experience he had at the just concluded Nigerian Idol. He also talked about his plans after Nigerian Idol.

 

Can we meet you?

My name is Ogumrombi Olakunle they call me k-peace, but right now I have a name, they call me Mr. Fuji and B.

Tell us about your growing up?

I grew up here in Lagos.

You are from a family of how many?

We are five, I have two elder sisters, one younger sister and a younger brother. Am the third born.

Are you married?

Yes am married with a baby girl

How old are you?

Am 32

How did you get to know about the Nigeria idol?

I met a friend and she was like as if I know you somewhere, I was like whatever.

Then she encourage me to come for the Nigeria idol, I realize later that she was one of the runner up, her name is derby rise I don’t know her from anywhere we just meet at a particular event at Eko hotel around 1 am that day and the next day was the second audition they have done the first one earlier on, so she told me to go for the Sunday’s own, so I came, I was arguing with her that sorry o I don’t like going for competition because all these people, they know who they want to give it to. But to my surprise, i won the Nigeria idol, I just give God all the glory.

What have you been doing before Nigeria Idol?

Music, the other business am doing is still in line of music, I have a musical equipment company.

Tell us about your educational background?

Emm, I graduated from federal college of education akoka,I read fine and applied act.

Have you recorded any single?

Actually right now, I don’t have any single right now, but before I came to Nigeria idol I did a cover of john legend All of me, the Fuji version of it, that was what I used for my audition.

What kind of music are you going into like R and B or hip hop?

I Have a new genre of music which I call Fuji R and B it’s a mixture of Fuji music and R and B,fuji music is a Nigeria music R And B is a western music right now we are bringing the two together that’s why I will call it Fuji and B so that will be my style.

The Nigeria Entertainment industry is highly competitive do you think you can cope?

Emmm, everywhere you go you will always find competition, you can’t beat that, I just believe by Gods grace, when is your time, people will give you your space, whatever you put on the table, people will accept it. Everybody have their own space.

Generally at 32, you are young, but musically some people will fill you came out too late, do you most times fill you came out much younger?

One thing I like about myself is that am 32 but I look like 25,so I believe people won’t even remember am 32.Entertainment is not about your age, it’s about what you will deliver for people to hear.

Presently now what are you working on?

At the moment I just came out of Nigeria idol (fresh) am thinking of the songs am going to pick to drop from all the songs I have. At the moment am going to drop All of me cover by john legend (the Fuji version) as a promo.

How was it like in the camp?

It was tough, it was stressful, you find yourself in the midst of new people, people from different back ground, different attitude, try to work, cope and balance the way you relate with everybody, then also, you find yourself isolated to a particular place, you can’t go out, you can’t live your normal life, it was so hard, but we went scaled true.

Who was that contestant that really impresses you in the camp?

I will say is Dolu, nex2 is also a good singer.

Who was a threat to you?

I didn’t have any threat till we got to the first three, a lot of people were saying this Dolu, you have to be very careful of her o at that moment the only thing I was thinking about is that she might be the winner of the show, but I just knew I will be among the first three.

When you were announced the winner what was it like?

I was supper excited.

You also got a car and 7.5million naira cash, how does that make you fill?

Well, that is what they said o, am happy about it, with 7.5million; you can build your career if you really have a good plain. It’s going to really going to change my life.

When you were in the camp, who did you miss most?

I miss my friends because I have real friends, I miss my wife and daughter also siblings.

May we meet your wife?

(Laugh)I don’t think I want to talk about her.

What does she do?

She is a business person.

When did you get married?

I got married two years ago when I was 30,my daughter is a year old.

When did you make your first million?

Nigeria idol na.

Are you serious?

Yes, I have never made millions before in my life.

Hope you won’t be a one hit artiste?

Well,am a very versatile person,even before I came to Nigeria idol,I do a whole lot,I worked with Yemi Alade ,Ruby, Plesent sounds one mic naja e.t.c so I have a lot of experience

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Mrs Township Finalist 2026 Leads Community Action to Support Disadvantaged Learners

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Mrs Township Finalist 2026 Leads Community Action to Support Disadvantaged Learners

 

As the 2026 academic year begins, hope and compassion are taking root at Theresapark Primary School, thanks to the remarkable leadership of Mrs Nkone Maringa, a respected community member and Mrs Township South Africa Finalist 2026.

In a powerful demonstration of grassroots leadership and social responsibility, Mrs Maringa, in partnership with Theresapark Sasol Garage, spearheaded a community clean-up of the school’s garden area. The initiative was carried out in preparation for the school’s feeding scheme garden, which will support disadvantaged children with fresh, nutritious produce throughout the school year.

 

 

 

Planting Seeds of Change

 

 

The garden project goes beyond beautifying the school environment. It is designed to become a sustainable source of food for learners who rely on the school feeding programme as a vital lifeline. By preparing the land ahead of the school reopening, Mrs Maringa and her partners ensured that planting can begin immediately, setting the tone for a productive and caring 2026.

“This project is about dignity, nutrition, and giving our children a healthy start to the year,” the initiative reflects—aligning perfectly with Mrs Maringa’s long-standing commitment to community upliftment.

 

 

A Record of Community Impact

 

Mrs Nkone Maringa’s involvement at Theresapark Primary School is one of several impactful projects she has undertaken in her community. Known for her hands-on approach, she consistently mobilizes local businesses, volunteers, and stakeholders to address real needs—especially those affecting children, women, and vulnerable groups.

 

 

Her work embodies the core values of the Mrs Township South Africa platform: leadership, service, empowerment, and positive social change. As a finalist for the 2026 title, Mrs Maringa continues to prove that true leadership is measured not by titles alone, but by tangible impact on the ground.

Corporate–Community Partnership in Action

The collaboration with Theresapark Sasol Garage highlights the power of partnerships between local businesses and community leaders. Their support played a crucial role in making the clean-up initiative successful, demonstrating how corporate social responsibility can directly transform lives at a grassroots level.

 

 

 

Looking Ahead

 

With the garden now prepared, Theresapark Primary School is set to launch its feeding scheme garden as learners return for the new academic year. The project stands as a symbol of hope, resilience, and collective effort.

 

 

As Mrs Nkone Maringa continues her journey as a Mrs Township South Africa Finalist 2026, her work at Theresapark Primary School serves as a shining example of how passion, partnership, and purpose can create lasting change—one garden, one child, and one community at a time.

 

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‘I Never Indicted Egbetokun’ — Jesam Michael Rebuts Sowore’s Allegations

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‘I Never Indicted Egbetokun’ — Jesam Michael Rebuts Sowore’s Allegations

 

 

Abuja — Businessman Jesam Michael has strongly refuted claims attributed to him in a recent report by activist and publisher Omoyele Sowore, describing the publication as false, misleading, and a total misrepresentation of his statements.

 

 

‘I Never Indicted Egbetokun’ — Jesam Michael Rebuts Sowore’s Allegations

 

In an exclusive chat on Saturday, Michael denied ever making the allegations credited to him by Sowore concerning the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Kayode Egbetokun, while both men were reportedly inmates at the Kuje Correctional Centre in October 2025.

 

 

 

 

Sowore, in a widely circulated account, claimed that Michael had alleged receiving operational support from senior police officers, including the provision of office space within the Nigeria Police Force Headquarters, police protection, and the use of officers to detain individuals connected to a purported Ponzi scheme. The report further alleged financial inducements involving senior police officers.

 

 

 

 

However, Michael dismissed the account as “entirely fabricated.”

 

 

 

“I never made those statements to Omoyele Sowore or to anyone else,” Michael said. “At no point did I accuse the Inspector-General of Police or any senior police officer of providing me with offices, police units, or protection. The claims attributed to me are false and malicious. I only met him briefly when he came to greet Nnamdi Kanu’s younger brother whom I share a block with here and there is no way we could have sat down to discuss such fabricated stories ”

 

 

 

Michael specifically rejected claims suggesting that he supported or “served” police officers, insisting that he never stated that he had any police unit at his disposal or that law enforcement personnel acted on his instructions.

 

 

 

 

“I never said I supported police officers or had officers working for me. That allegation did not come from me,” he said.

He also denied claims that his properties were shared among senior police officers, describing the allegation as baseless and untrue.

 

 

 

 

 

“At no time did I say that my properties were shared among police officers or anyone else,” Michael stated.

 

 

Additionally, Michael categorically refuted allegations credited to him that a retired Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Dasuki Galandanchi, collected ₦250 million or played any role in silencing victims.

 

 

 

 

 

“I never mentioned DIG Dasuki Galandanchi, nor did I accuse him or anyone else of collecting money. That statement was never mine,” he said.

 

 

 

 

 

Michael further alleged that Sowore, through intermediaries, had previously attempted to persuade him to publicly indict the IGP in exchange for media backing—an offer he said he firmly rejected.

 

 

 

 

“I was approached repeatedly through a lawyer called Marshall, allegedly acting on Sowore’s behalf, asking that I make statements against the IGP so an article could be published. I refused, and I believe this publication is retaliation for that refusal,” he stated.

 

 

 

 

According to Michael, he declined to entertain the lawyer again after the initial contact, insisting that he would not be used to advance any personal or political agenda.

 

 

 

 

Sowore had earlier narrated his detention following the #FreeNnamdiKanuNow protest, alleging harassment by police officers and accusing the IGP of acting unlawfully in office. His report cited conversations he claimed to have had with Michael during their time in custody as further evidence of alleged corruption within the Nigeria Police Force.

 

 

 

 

 

Michael, however, maintained that any legal issues surrounding him are already before the appropriate authorities and are being handled by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

 

 

 

 

“My case is before the law. I have not, and will not, make reckless allegations against individuals or institutions to gain favour or sympathy,” he said.

 

 

 

 

As of the time of filing this report, the Nigeria Police Force has not issued an official response to either Sowore’s allegations or Michael’s rebuttal.

 

 

 

The development adds a new layer to the ongoing public controversy surrounding Sowore’s claims against the police hierarchy, with Michael’s denial raising questions about the accuracy of statements attributed to private individuals in politically sensitive narratives.

 

Jesam Michael’s business challenges are currently being addressed at the federal high court as well as FCT high court Jabi. He is very confident that justice will surely be done at the end of the day.

 

Joining Sowore in his pursuit of cheap blackmail against the IGP, other senior police officers or anyone else has never and will never be a part of Jesam Michael.

 

To say the least, Jesam Michael is totally disgusted by the stories falsely peddled by Sowore and wishes to totally dissociate him self from the false and malicious stories told by Sowore.

 

Sowore should please look for another willing tool to use not Jesam Michael.

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When Power Meets Privilege: Controversy Trails the Rise of NNPC Gas Czar Lekan Ogunleye

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When Power Meets Privilege: Controversy Trails the Rise of NNPC Gas Czar Lekan Ogunleye

 

Among many of Abraham Lincoln’s popular saying is that “If you want to test a man’s character, give him power.” This saying suggests power and affluence reveals a person’s true nature rather than changing it.

 

 

 

The saying might rightly describe one of NNPC limited eggheads, Lekan Ogunleye, who is the Executive Vice President, Gas, Power & New Energy.

 

 

 

It’s a matter of stating the obvious saying that the former Deputy Managing Director of Nigeria LNG Limited is a brilliant chap. He’s been  equipped with significant industry experience in various aspects of the gas value chain, he was made the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Gas Aggregation Company Nigeria Limited (GACN),a firm set up by Federal Government of Nigeria to implement the Nigerian Gas Master Plan and manage domestic supply of gas.

 

 

 

But with all of these achievements, many alleged that a thorn in the flesh that lives with Mr Ogunleye is his fondness for the other gender. Sources close to him alleged that he invests millions in satisfying his cravings to invite them from around the world in different sizes and shapes on regular basis.

 

 

 

Information gathered has it that like many of his class, he has a permanent suite in a luxurious hotel on Lagos Island where he entertains them, it was alleged that his arrangements even provides luxurious treatment for them even when he’s not in town. A recent case of such was when he travelled to UAE during last year December with his family, sources close to him alleged that while he was away,  ladies invited from Indonesia and Rwanda were receiving royal treatment in this permanent suite which cost over half a million Naira per night.

 

 

 

The sources also alleged that he’s known to relish his fetish practices with two ladies at the a time, and to watch them play with themselves before joining in the fun.

 

 

 

While his personal life may not be that important, how he was able to sustain such an expensive lifestyle, was scrutinize and it was alleged that he regularly receives kickbacks from NNPC vendors and contractors, especially the foreign partners who have been awarded contracts worth millions of dollars through his assistance.

 

 

 

Some of his close allies alleged that power that his privileged office brought was responsible for his insatiable desires for the opposite sex a situation that led to the collapse of his first marriage before he remarried a few years ago.

 

 

 

In other to establish the true state of things, a query was sent to him especially about the allegation of financial irregularities and the abuse of power and privileges for personal enrichment, the query was left unanswered after more than two weeks even when receipt was confirmed.nleye

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