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GOSSIP: Tonto Dike and D’banj dating?

Tonto Dikeh’s name is synonymous with controversy. And the latest buzz that she’s gotten quite close to the hit maker, D’banj in recent times may not make any difference to her. The internet went viral during the week, dropping the bombshell that the controversial actress-turned-singer has been spotted hanging around the Koko master’s Lekki residence at odd hours. Those in the know said, Tonto is currently recording her new songs at the studio in D’banj’s house. The hit maker is said to be planning to sign her to his Records label as he once stated that if he signs her, she will definitely blow. The new song she’s recording at D’banj’s studio is described as a banger. But guess what! Mouths are wagging that there are more to Tonto’s closeness to D’banj than meets the eyes. - See more at: Vanguard

EVENT: Club Stormm Presents “All Black Party”

They say once you black, you can never go back so Abuja’s hot spot “Club Stormm” is serving the “ALL BLACK PARTY” this Friday. The hotly anticipated evening is going down on the 13/09/13 at Club Stormm (located at 16 Ademola Adetokunbo Crescent, Wuse 2 (Beside new DSTV office, behind Transcorp).

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J.Martins Touching Body Video Premiere

Yankee Entertainment & Club Stormm in partnership with Don Family Music Group and Now Muzik Management present the video premiere of J. Martins smashing urban afro-pop hit single “Touching Body” at Club Stormm on Saturday (24-8-13).

Address: 16 Ademola aAdetokunbo Crescent, Wuse 2 (beside new DSTV office, behind Transcorp Hilton), Abuja.

Be among the first to watch J. Marin’s hot new music video and mingle with him as well, do not miss out this Saturday! #Boom
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Club Stormm: Special Invite to Arabian Blow-Out Party

CLUB STORMM Abuja; NIGHTCLUB WITH ROCK-STAR APPEAL Through the vision of the Club Stormm CEO, able management team of Yankeetech Entertainment and Eezazo, Abuja will soon be embarking upon a taste of nightlife that will exceed any other nightclub experience ever imagined in the nation's capital. Club Stormm, with multi million naira of interior renovations, is a lavish oasis, located at No. 16 Ademola Adetokunbo Crescent, Wuse 2 Abuja.The stunning interior includes two VIP terraces, game room, a state of the art multi million naira sound system (the only one of its kind in the city of Abuja.), central bar, the one and only digital turn table (The Emulator), mini Cinema, a lavish sit out area (Seasons Cafe).

Club Stormm will officially open to the public on 10^th August 2013, seven (7) days a week. Club Stormm, home to some of the hottest promoters in the city (CoolFM, Jaguda.com, Wazobia FM), will also feature world-class DJs (CoolFM No.1 DJ TTB, DJ UK, DJ TOPHERZ) and celebrity hosts using Club Stormm as their venue, not merely for revelry, but for endless, lavish, state of the art entertainment.

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FEATURE: Children’s Day: ‘FocusKids’, inspiring music, and rousing message for youths

We have a vision: we want to fill our dear country, Nigeria, with a generation of selfless, patriotic children and youths. We want to inspire a generation that that believes in what they can give to their nation, Nigeria.”
Who said that? Goodluck Jonathan? No. The Jackson Brothers? Try again. The FocusKids? That’s it. A music group made up of four confident, talented and focused kids of the same parents, aged between nine and seven years.
At such a tender age, the average kid would be prowling the neigbourhood, playing to his heart’s content, blissfully unconcerned about “big grammar” such as patriotism, selflessness, vision, and focus. But not theGbadebo Fowope kids.
Right from the beginning the quartet – Oluwarimi, Temiloluwa, Moyin Oluwa, and Oreoluwa – have been involved in music with abiding passion. Just like Venus and Serena Williams flourished as tennis players under the guidance of their watchful Dad, the Fowope’s have been blooming like roses under the watchful eyes of their dotting Dad.
One of the high points of the fledging career of these starry-eyed singers was unarguably their memorable encounter with the music icon, Tee Mac , on May 29. According to Mr. Gbadebo Fowope, not only did Tee Mac appreciated the youngsters, budding talents, he regaled them with the exploits of other notable kid starlets. Including the ‘Sunshine Sisters’.
No less memorable was the FocusKids’ recent encounter with Laviva, the presenter of a popular programme on Rhythm 94.7 radio station. So moved was the presenter by the kids’ innocent charm, confidence and creativity that she reportedly shed tears during the programme.
“What particularly affected her was the heart-touching and inspiring lyrics of the children’s hit song, ‘The Dream’,” disclosed a source close to the young singers. “So touched was she, in fact that Laviva later offered them a ticket to perform at the Children’s Day party held at the Silverbird gallery in Abuja last week and, needless to say, they were a sight to behold!”
Truly so. Not a few of these at the classy occasion marveled at what one of them called “the accomplished performance of such small children.” Mr. Sadiq Kingsley, a musician of the wave-making “Next 2 Next” band, added that since he joined the music arena nearly one decade ago, he had never come across such a group of “remarkably talented and supremely confident kids.”
It was, however, not only the performance of the “fantastic four” that elicited the standing ovation which trailed them that day. Consider their song. Unlike the typical song which is crammed with plenty of sound and noise signifying nothing, every lyric of the Fowope’s “The Dream” was like a dream come true: inspirational, motivational, and as enlightening as they are educational.
Indeed, according to an insider, “their mission is not just to sing, but to sing songs that are embedded with life-changing messages.” She added: “the central focus of their message is the conviction that with godliness and faith in God, Nigeria shall rise above our challenges and become as great as envisaged by our founding fathers.”
The kids’ father cum manager, Fowope, added that “their faith is now rooted in many t6hings that God promised to do in Nigeria and through some Nigerians. Their anticipation and preparation for these great things that are bound to happen in this land are well outlined in the song titled ‘The Dream’
“In fact for the FocusKids as a group, their prayer is to sing and spread the “Voice of Focus” message to all Nigerians. As we do so our focus will be more clear and gradually but steadily we will all get to the top that God has prepared for Nigeria.
“Our message to people out there is that ‘there are thousands of distractions out there, all you need is ‘Focus’. With proper focus, coupled with godliness, faith and, of course dedication and hard work, the sky is our limit.”
This message is particularly imperative at a time like this when a nation is grappling with a myriad of seemingly intractable challenges. Insecurity, terrorism, kidnapping, inflation, decaying public utility, armed robbery and the like have taken the nation by the jugular.
Caught in the midst of these unprecedented challenges are children and youths alike who are generally like sheep without shepherd. Enter the Fowode ‘Fantastic Four. With their names all ending with the divine appellation (Oluwa) one needs not be a rocket scientist to divine the direction which Mr. Gbadebo Fowope is deliberately steering his offspring.
Just as it is said that “godliness exalts a nation,” this gentleman strongly believes that “armed” with a generation of disciplined, well mould youths, ‘Naija’ would soar high like an eagle as never before. Like Dad, like kids. Watch the quartet in action and you would be motivated to the brim with messages of hope, inspiration, possibility, and triumph.
Indeed, their remarkable song, ‘The Dream’, which has been enjoying generous play on many radio stations across the capital city and beyond, “showcases the strength, wealth and achievements of Nigeria, including the Super Eagles’ recent African Nations Cup victory in South Africa.”
Even as they continue to focus on their budding musical career while paying due attention to their studies, the FocusKids’ message to fellow kids is simple: Let’s be focused and together we shall actualize our noble dreams sooner or later.

By Sonde Abbah of Peoplesdailyng.com