Mad Man Attack Lagos Store Over Omotola's Picture

Mad man Threatens lagos Store over Omotala's PictureAn Instagram user, at Djsoulchild15, shared the photo below, explaining how a mad man allegedly attacked a store with a knife demanding for popular Nollywood actress, Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde. The mad man was said to have seen the picture of the beautiful actress in front of the store and he invaded the store with a knife, demanding for ‘his wife, Omotola’. He was however overpowered and the knife was collected from him. See the Instagram post below:
”Real Life obsession or madness ?? This guy has been threatening scanfrost and haier thermocool retail outlet in ketu glass house over the bill board advert of omotola, claiming that he want his wife back.. Today he came back as usual with a knife this time and it took the intervention of about 4 men before he was over powered and tied down n later whisked away by the police…

Nigerian comedian, Basketmouth got featured in today’s edition of the popular London Metro Newspaper

The story was centred around his Valentine’s Day show in at Apollo, London in the UK where superstars like Olamide, Lil Kesh, Adekunle Gold, Salvador and many more will perform.

Basketmouth shared the news on Instagram with the caption, ‘Guess who made London Metro Newspaper today!!!!
Step by step…..praising God in advance’.

Psquare Peter, Paul Okoye’s first solo songs are emotional but incomplete

Paul Okoye and Peter Okoye are currently going through the processes of a split. The twin brothers have continued to hug the headlines with as little as any activity which they do solo. (Key word: solo).

Both stars have moved through the stages of breakups, running through internal rife, to social media squabbles and subs. They are now at the stage of solo endeavors, and have put their first foot forward in releasing new material.

Pulse Music reviews both projects, their artistic direction, and details their merits and demerits.

Peter Okoye – ‘Look into my eyes’

  Peter Okoye unveils new stage name, management
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The bad boy of the group, it was Peter Okoye who drew first blood and sounded the battle cry that has led to this split. He rebelled against the leadership of elder brother, Jude Okoye, drew out Paul from his often calm, and amiable demeanor and forced his hand into choosing sides. He has also been proactive all through this split, staying one step ahead of the gang and taking control of his destiny.

“Look into my eyes” is a song of rebellion and statement of his superiority. The singer combines introspection and arrogance on a VTEK-produced beat to produce a song which is mildly entertaining and still captures his defiance, and refusal to go with the flow.

“They wanna know my freak mode, they feel me everytime I do an intro…” he belts off the opening lines, before reaching the hook which is an invitation into his present sorrow: “Look into my eyes…tell me what you see..”

Here is Peter crooning his heart out, and maintaining a defiant air. The quality of the music is not exactly an improvement in their joint discography. If anything, this is okay, serving to mark the perilous time in which they have all brought themselves into.

Paul Okoye – ‘Call heaven’

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Paul Okoye is reactionary. The singer and widely regarded ‘cool-head’ of Psquare is still playing true to his anciently-perceived views.

Here was a man who was thrust into his current position by the hothead of his twin, who had to choose between joining the revolution with Peter and sticking to the old and trusted guidance of Jude Okoye. He chose the old ways, pitched his tent, and stared as Peter went solo.

He is yet to choose a solo name for his newfound career, and all of these has made him look to heaven, where the departed soul of their parents reside. He wishes they were here to calm the tide.

Peter Okoye and Paul Okoye's mother
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‘Call Heaven’ reads more like an interlude, than a full song. The track runs for just over a minute, and packs a huge chunk of that time with background sounds of a sobbing Paul who pulls the emotional strings.

The piano supplies percussion, as he starts his heart-tugging “Make somebody please go heaven, make I tell my mama say e don happen…”

Paul further calls directly and opines that there would be no split, if they were alive. “If to say una dey for everything wey dey happen today, e for be say una go intervene, cause right now everything na play.”

A lot can’t be said about the quality of the song. Paul’s vocal range and mastery creates a dark beauty to engage listeners. He is the singer of the pair and that is evident on this mini-song.

Round 1 is gone, and the true winner are the fans who get entertained by new music.