#Emmlaw Durella – Blame It On The Money [Download]

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Ikonic records claims Durella sold “Blame It On The Money” to D’banj so they decided to put out Durella’s version. Check on it

Update: Contrary to the news that Durella sold this song D’banj, Durella says:
“I didnt sell my song to Dbanj I only played the song to his hearing
once and the next thing i saw was Dbanj ft Snoop Lion, Big sean; he
didnt even change the title of the song maybe cuz i told him i dont
know if I should release the song or not no wonder he told me I should
not release it”

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#Emmlaw Photos: MI, Ice Prince, NaetoC, Dr SID, Celebrate Lokoja fans at Star Trek Concert

 

“We rocked Lagos, we’re going to do it even better in Lokoja’ ”. That was the promise superstar artistes performing at the 2nd leg of the Star Music Trek  which held on  June 15th 2013 in Lokoja made before the concert and music lovers who trooped out in their numbers yesterday to Lokoja stadium were not disappointed. 

The second leg of the annual Star Music Trek concert lived up to its high billing and more. The event, which featured high energy performances from MI, Jmartins, IcePrince,Dr Sid, Naeto C, Jukebox and others,was rated by fans as being undeniably the biggest concert in Lokoja in 2013.

 Thousands of excited fans who came from Lokoja, Jos, Abuja and other surrounding states were treated to some of the hottest music in Nigeria from winners of Star Quest Nigeria. Jukebox, hip hop Mavin super act, Dr Sid, prolific rapper and entertainer, Naeto C, multi award winning artiste, IcePrince, Africa’s number one rapper, MI, multi award winning artiste, JMartins, as well as other local Lokoja talents.

 “This is my first time in Lokoja and I’m really happy to be there” said multi talented rapper, Naeto C, who drew fans in a rush from all corners of the stadium who were itching to catch a glimpse of him.

 “It doesn’t get any better than this, noted MI, as he worked the crowd to fever pitch, you guys make the effort we put into making these concerts a tremendous success, worth it.”With an exciting live band, JMartins offered his signature powerful performance and also managed to stun a loyal fan, Musa Isa, as well as the entire audience with a surprise gift to him of a watch valued at over $10,000.
Music lovers were seen dancing and singing along to the hit makers through out the night with many clutching and exchanging concert memorabilia.

 To wrap up the night was multi award winning rapper, entertainer and label executive, MI, whose usual mix high octane performances laced with wit, humour and panache proved a superb finish to an already outstanding evening.

 Other artistes who will be performing at the nation wide event include 2face, D’banj, Psquare, Timaya, Wande Coal, Obesere, Mr Raw, DrSid, JMartins, Naeto C, Tiwa Savage, Sheyi Shey, and many others.

 Music fans in Aba, Abeokuta,Agege, Asaba, Enugu, Nnewi, Owerri,and Surulere are not left out as the concert will also tour these cities over the next two months.

 The Star Music Trek Presents The Trek ends with a major finale on August 10th at National Stadium, Surulere, Lagos.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

#Emmlaw Sport: Tahiti 1-6 Nigeria: Oduamadi hits hat-trick as Super Eagles smash South Pacific islanders

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The Super Eagles ran riot in Belo Horizonte but they could have scored many more had it not been for some desperately wasteful finishing

Nigeria kicked off their Confederations Cup campaign with a predictably facile 6-1 victory over a game but painfully limited Tahiti side.

Nnamdi Oduamadi helped himself to a hat-trick, Uwa Echiejile struck twice with two deflected efforts, while Jonathan Tehau also put through his own net.

The latter also struck at the right end, with a towering header, but despite their best efforts, the OFC Nations Cup champions could have lost by a lot more, with their opponents having spurned numerous one-on-ones by rather disrespectfully trying to walk the ball into the net.

With Tahiti having arrived in Brazil boasting just one full-time professional player, it was always expected that they would be on the receiving end of some heavy beatings.

Unsurprising then, that the neutrals in attendance were very much behind the side from the South Pacific, cheering every early touch and greeting the first shot of the game, from Vincent Simon, like a goal.

Their sympathy for the side from the South Pacific only intensified after watching the desperately unfortunate way in which they fell behind. Not only did a speculative strike from Echiejile take two deflections on its way past a helpless Xavier Samin, the ball had only arrived at the feet of the Nigeria full-back because Joel Aguilar had got in the way of an attempted Tahitian clearance.

Nigeria’s second goal, which arrived just five minutes later, was only less calamitous, with Heimano Bourebare, under no pressure at all, passing the ball straight to Ahmed Musa deep inside his own half. The CSKA Moscow ace immediately fed Oduamadi, who cut inside Teheivarii Ludivon before coolly slotting the ball high past Samin.

Tahiti gifted their opponents another goal on 27 minutes, with poor Samin spilling the most routine of low crosses at the feet of Oduamadi, leaving the forward with a two-yard tap-in.

Nigeria could have added further goals before the break, with Anthony Ujah and Sunday Mba both guilty of butchering one-on-ones. However, Tahiti really should have got off the mark on 43 minutes but the lively Steevy Chong Hue, who tormented the Nigerian back four with his pace and quick feet every time he got on the ball, wastefully headed wide from a most inviting cross from Ricky Aitamai.

Nigeria continued to squander gilt-edged opportunties after the restart, with Musa firing wide with the goal at his mercy, and their profligacy was finally punished – much to the delight of a now partisan crowd – when Jonathan Tehau rose majestically above Efe Ambrose at the back post to head home a Marama Vahirua corner.

Unfortunately for the two men involved in arguably the most famous goal in the history of Tahitian football history, they were also both involved in their side falling three goals behind once again on 68 minutes, with Tehau putting through his own goal, after Vahirua had turned the ball over in midfield before then deflecting a cross goalwards as he tried to make amends for his error.

There was to be no sensational comeback, though, because Aide Ideye came off the bench to set up Oduamadi for his hat-trick goal, leaving the forward with the simplest of finishes with a low cross, before Echiejile got his name on the scoresheet for certain with a low strike from eight yards out.