Last month, I stepped, no, drove confidently with a wife and son in tow, to the same compound I first tentatively stepped into as a shy, small boy some 50 years ago. My first port of call was the chapel where a thanksgiving service was going on. This chapel held many bitter/sweet memories for me because it was, in my early years before the school hall was rebuilt,more than a prayer ground.

The night of tribute and service of songs for Late Chief Alexander Omolade Okoya Thomas held on Wednesday 4th March 2015.It started with an emotional church service which took place at Trinity House, Zion centre in Oniru, and immediately after a parade of fireworks.

A group canvassing the re-election of President Goodluck Jonathan has said the minority groups in the country would feel left out if the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, a Hausa/Fulani man and his running mate, from the Yoruba ethnic group, win the March 28 election.

I will say music chose me, because I am a petroleum and gas engineer by training. I actually studied it in school and I finished with upper credit at the University of Lagos in 2010.So, it’s not as if I rushed into music just for the fame or money. It was a sort of turn-around for me. It was like an encounter with God.

The Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Dr Reuben Abati yesterday dismissed as “absolutely ridiculous” the allegation by the National Leader of the All Progressive Congress, Bola Tinubu that he was being haunted by the Jonathan administration because he turned down the offer of a Vice President in a proposed Interim National Government.