NEW VIDEO ALERT!! YUNG6IX ON "WOLE SHOW YINKA"

Rapper Yung6ix drops his much anticipated  video for his song ‘Wole Show Yinka’ out of  his album ‘6 O’clock’. The video was directed by Daniel Ugo. Watch and enjoy!!!

LAGOS TO SANCTION PRIVATE SCHOOLS OVER EXAM MALPRACTISE.

  Lagos State Deputy Governor, Dr. (Mrs) Oluranti Adebule, has expressed the state government’s displeasure towards private schools that engage in examination malpractice, saying government will not hesitate to sanction such schools.

Speaking at a meeting with proprietors of private schools in the state,the Deputy Governor, who doubles as the Commissioner of Education, revealed that about 25 schools have been indicted by the West African Examinations Council, WAEC, and the National Examinations Council, NECO.

The Deputy Governor also revealed that a census of private schools to know the actual number of schools is underway as some schools owners only come for name search and thereafter start operating without completing the process.

Adding that the issue of multiple taxation and high levies will be looked into and communicated to them, Adebule advised school owners to engage professionals to run their schools so as avoid being shut down by government.

BLACKBERRY INTRODUCES GOOD SECURE EMM SUITES TO BOOST SECURITY.

Canadian smart phone maker, BlackBerry has announced the introduction of the new Good Secure EMM Suites , a comprehensive set of mobile security, management, productivity and collaboration.The solution offers best-in-class app security and containerization, Identity and Access management, and enterprise File sync and Share with file level data protection.The new platform provides the most complete set of multi-OS EMM capabilities in a simple, user-based subscription model.This is even as research firm Strategy Analytics predicted the combined market share of BlackBerry and Good at 25% in the EMM segment.

With the new solution, users can immediately increase their productivity through a single integrated offering of BES 12, Good Dynamics and WatchDox by BlackBerry that allows flexibility of deployment and security options for businesses as their mobile needs evolve.Good Secure EMM Suites included leading security capabilities at each level of the platform in order to address the needs of customers for securing devices, applications, content and work data – at rest and in transit.

“The new Good Secure EMM Suites provide simple and flexible options for customers to deploy industry leading security across devices, apps, content and data. BlackBerry now has five tailored mobility suites to meet the current and future needs of businesses of any size,” Billy Ho, Executive Vice President, Enterprise Product and Value Added Solutions, BlackBerry, said, adding that, “This major step in the integration of Good Powered by BlackBerry comes less than three months after the close of the acquisition, enabling us to expand our industry leadership and further drive innovation in the EMM market.”

The Good Secure EMM Suites combine a broad set of management, security, productivity and collaboration capabilities in different combinations and enable seamless access to data and applications behind the firewall or in the cloud – across any mobile endpoint or platform including:
BES12 multi-OS EMM platform

Best-in-class Good Dynamics secure mobile app platform and container
Best-in-class MDM/MAM supporting iOS, Android (including Android for Work and Samsung KNOX), BlackBerry, Windows 10 and Mac OSX
All-in-one Good Work email and collaboration app
Good Share secure file access supporting SharePoint, file shares, OneDrive and Box
Good Connect secure enterprise instant messaging for Microsoft Lync and Cisco Jabber environments
Good Access secure browser with SSO support for enterprise web applications and cloud services
Deployment of ISV apps from BlackBerry’s broad partner ecosystem
Deployment of custom developed apps secured by Good Dynamics
WatchDox enterprise file synchronization and sharing (EFSS) including complete DRM capabilities and file level security
Identity and Access Management capabilities to extend 2-factor authentication to mobile apps and to use the mobile device as a second factor for accessing corporate applications
Pricing and availability

The Good Secure EMM Suites will follow the established user-based subscription licensing model with pricing starting at $3 USD per user per month for the Good Secure Management Suite.

The other product offerings will then range from Good Secure Enterprise Suite for $5 USD, Good Secure Collaboration Suite for $10 USD, Good Secure Mobility Suite for $15 USD to Good Secure Content Suite for $25 USD per user per month.The Good Secure EMM Suites can be deployed on-premise or via a cloud-based model, and are now being introduced to customers worldwide.

OONI OF IFE THRILLS LAGOS AUDIENCE WITH GOSPEL SONGS

              It was a joyful homecoming at the weekend for members of the Lagos Country Club, one of the biggest and popular clubs in Nigeria.

The club’s 2016 New Year party was particularly different, not because the popular Juju maestro king, Sunny Ade, was on the bandstand, but the presence of the new Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, Ojaja II, who chose to make the event his first appearance at any Lagos function.

He was crowned the 51st Ooni of the ancient city of Ile-Ife, Osun State, in November last year. Expectedly, it was a long procession that greeted the arrival of the Oba.    The men were gaily dressed in complete white Yoruba attire with red beads on their necks and hands. They were dramatically sounding the metal gong. One was blowing the long traditional flute, and another a short trumpet. Another group melodiously sounded small gongs eulogizing the Ooni, just as the women were singing and dancing in praises to the king.

They were led into the hall by the king’s ‘forerunner,’ a man dressed in white agbada (flowing garment), who was singing the monarch’s praises and praying for fortune, strength, and wisdom in all of his future endeavours.

Another man dressed in complete white traditional attire, symbolizing purity, with a scarf-life dress wrapped on his head, also prayed passionately for the smooth sailing of the Oba. As the procession ended, Oba Ogunwusi, dressed in white attire with a purple cap and holding his staff of office, surprised his audience when he was handed the microphone.

He started his speech by singing Christian songs, to the effect that the Almighty God has never changed and will never change. Tune after tune, the Ooni returned all glory back to God, as the crowd joined in reverent adoration.

Earlier, president and chairman, management council of the club, Chief Kayode Moradeyo, commended the state governor, Akinwunmi Ambode, for fulfilling his electoral promises to Lagosians. He, however, pleaded for support in building a multi-storey car park for the club.

SEE PHOTOS OF TOOLZ AND TUNDE DEMUREN'S TRADITIONAL MARRIAGE.

It was all smiles as Tolu popularly known as Toolz and Tunde Demuren made the traditional rights of their union.  It was a very colourful celebration as  stars of all professions were present to celebrate with her and  even American rapper Wale was spotted there. The white wedding is set to hold later. see more photos below  
  

  

 

                  

NEW VIDEO ALERT!!! HUMBLESMITH FEAT DAVIDO ON 'OSINACHI'

The much anticipated video is here! Watch the official video for the  remix of Osinachi by Humblesmith featuring Davido.

FAILED NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS? SEE REASONS WHY.

Welcome to February  Naija!!! In the begining of this year most of you made new year resolutions. Infact for some people its a yearly tradition. Depending on where you get your numbers, somewhere between 81 percent and 92 percent of New Years Resolutions fail.  At least 8 times out of 10, you are more likely to fall back into your old habits and patterns than you are to stick with a new behavior.Behavior change is hard. No doubt about it.Why is that? What are the biggest reasons new habits fail to stick? And what can we do to make positive changes easier?

PROBLEM 1: Trying to Change Everything at Once

SOLUTION: Pick one thing and do it well.

The general consensus among behavior change researchers is that you should focus on changing a very small number of habits at the same time. Suggested habits include flossing one tooth, doing one pushup per day, or saying “It’s going to be a great day” when you get out of bed in the morning. So, even if you keep your new habits that small, you should work on no more than three habits at a time. Personally, I prefer to focus on building one new behavior into my life at a time. Once that habit becomes routine, then I move on to the next one.

PROBLEM 2: Starting With a Habit That is Too Big

SOLUTION:Make it so easy you can’t say no.

If you were to map out the motivation needed to perform a habit, you would find that for many behaviors it looks like this:In other words, the most difficult part of a new habit is starting the behavior. It takes a lot of motivation to head to the gym for a workout after an exhausting day at work, but once you actually begin the workout it doesn’t take much willpower to finish it. For this reason, one of the best things you can do for building a new behavior is to start with a remarkably small habit.

New habits should be non-threatening. Start with a behavior that is so small it seems easy and reasonable to do it each day.

PROBLEM 3: Seeking a Result, Not a Ritual

SOLUTION: Focus on the behavior, not the outcome.

Nearly every conversation about goals and resolutions is focused on some type of result. What do you want to achieve? How much weight do you want to lose? How much money do you want to save? How many books do you want to read? How much less do you want to drink?

Naturally, we are outcome focused because we want our new behaviors to deliver new results.

Here’s the problem: New goals don’t deliver new results. New lifestyles do. And a lifestyle is not an outcome, it is a process. For this reason, all of your energy should go into building better rituals, not chasing better results.If you want a new habit, you have to fall in love with a new ritual.

PROBLEM 4: Not Changing Your Environment

SOLUTION: Build an environment that promotes good habits.

I have never seen a person consistently stick to positive habits in a negative environment. You can frame this statement in many different ways:

• It is nearly impossible to eat healthy all of the time if you are constantly surrounded by unhealthy food.
• It is nearly impossible to remain positive all of the time if you are constantly surrounded by negative people.
• It is nearly impossible to focus on a single task if you are constantly bombarded with text messages, notifications, emails, questions, and other digital distractions.
• It is nearly impossible to not drink if you are constantly surrounded by alcohol.
• And so on.

We rarely admit it (or even realize it), but our behaviors are often a simple response to the environment we find ourselves in.

In fact, you can assume that the lifestyle you have today (all of your habits) is largely a product of the environment you live in each day. The single biggest change that will make a new habit easier is performing it in an environment that is designed to make that habit succeed. For example, let’s say that your New Year’s resolution is to reduce stress in your life and live in a more focused manner.If your environment doesn’t change, you probably won’t either.

PROBLEM 5: Assuming Small Changes Don’t Add Up.

SOLUTION: Get one percent better each day.

If you listen to nearly anyone talk about their goals, you’ll hear them describe the minimum that they want to achieve.

The underlying assumption is that your achievements need to be big to make a difference. Because of this, we always talk ourselves into chasing a big habit. “If I want to lose at least 20 pounds, I need to start busting my butt and working out for 90 minutes a day!”

If you look at your current habits, however, you’ll see a different picture. Nearly every habit you have today, good or bad, is the result of many small choices made over time. It is the repeated pattern of small behaviors that leads to significant results. Each day we make the choice to become one percent better or one percent worse, but so often the choices are small enough that we miss them.

If you’re serious about building a new habit, then start with something small. Start with something you can stick with for good. Then, once you’ve repeated it enough times, you can worry about increasing the intensity.

Build the behavior first. Worry about the results later.