Monday, 7 September 2015
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Featuring D'Banj, Da Giant drops new single, 'The King'
The gifted rapper jumps on D’Banj’s free beat to give us a brand new feel of what raps really sounds like. With the perfect blend of D’Banj’s voice on Da Giant’s latest offering, “The King”, we can conclusively say this is one of the best of its kind.
Some years ago, Da Giant won the Glo Gbam Hi5 rapper on stage, Number One Entertainment competition which he won as best artiste from over a thousand entries, ever since, he has remained active, working hard to be a force to reckon with. Da Giant’s rap flows has made his fans tagged him “The King” resulting from the various singles he has released in the past. With this new single,
“The King”, Da Giant totally dumbfounded us once again. After listening to “The King”, you will agree that Da Giant is a rapper to watch out for as he is ready to storm the industry real hard!
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Nigerian man jailed for life in UK for murder
A Nigerian fugitive, Abdul Adewale Kekere-Ekun, who was arrested on February 12, 2015 by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, for identity theft-related offences, has been sentenced to life imprisonment in the United Kingdom. He was jailed for the murder of 18-year-old Marcus Hall in 2001, following a brawl outside Luton’s Atmosphere Nightclub, where the popular music group, So Solid Crew, had performed.Though 39-year old Mr. Kekere-Ekun, who goes by several aliases like Adebayo Dalvin James Ekun, Adeba Yo Kekere-Ekun, Adeba Yo Muta Lito Kekere-Ekun, James Dalvin, James Adebayo, had initially pleaded guilty to the murder charge before the Luton Crown Court, he later fled to Nigeria.
He was, however, arrested in Nigeria in February by the EFCC.
During investigation, it was revealed that Mr. Kekere-Ekun, who was arrested for fraud, was on the wanted list of the United Kingdom Police. Consequently, an extradition notice signed by the then Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mohammed Bello Adoke, was served on him by the EFCC. He was finally extradited to the United Kingdom, where he reportedly admitted to the killing.
Before his conviction Monday, seven of the gang members had been convicted in 2002 and 2003 for their part in Mr. Hall’s murder, but two convictions were later quashed.
Revealing how he was traced, the Bedfordshire Police said he was identified in CCTV footage of the attack, where he was wearing a distinctive checked coat.
Upon discovery of a flyer for the shop found by the Bedfordshire Police during a raid on his home, detectives went to a designer clothes store in London, where it was discovered that the jacket was one of only nine sold in the United Kingdom and the convict was listed as one of the buyers.
After the sentencing, Mr. Hall’s mother, Icelyn Wilson, in a statement issued through the Bedfordshire Police, was quoted to have said, ‘‘My son’s death still hurts as if it had happened yesterday and I will never get over it. You did not just ruin one life, you left a ‘ripple effect’ which has impacted on everyone involved in my son, Marcus’ life.”
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