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26/08/2026

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24/08/2026

Interactive Session with Moses Olarewaju – House of Representatives Candidate

Yesterday’s interactive session with Moses Olarewaju, candidate for the House of Representatives, organized by ARBR, was a well-organized and engaging session.

The meeting provided an opportunity for the candidate to interact directly with the Amuwo Odofin committee, share his vision, and discuss some of the issues affecting the constituency.

Moses Olarewaju presented himself confidently and spoke clearly about his aspirations, plans, and commitment to representing the people of Amuwo Odofin.

One of the highlights of the session was his ability to communicate his ideas effectively and respond to questions from the committee.

He used the opportunity to present himself beyond just being a candidate, but as someone who understands the expectations and responsibilities that come with the office.

Overall, it was a productive and insightful interactive session. ARBR deserves commendation for putting together such a platform, which allows candidates to engage directly with stakeholders and gives the people an opportunity to listen, ask questions, and make informed decisions.

Moses Olarewaju certainly made a good impression and was able to sell his vision, personality, and capacity to the Amuwo Odofin committee during the session.

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07/08/2026

Few artists have risen as quickly as Cynthia Morgan did at the peak of her career.

Between 2014 and 2015, she was widely regarded as the Queen of Dancehall in Nigeria. Songs like Don't Break My Heart and Lead Me On dominated the airwaves, and many believed she had the talent and potential to achieve global recognition.

Her success was further cemented when she won Best Reggae/Dancehall Act at The Headies 2015. At the time, she was seen as one of the most energetic and promising artists in the industry.

Then came 2016.

Cynthia publicly alleged that her former manager, Jude Okoye, was withholding her royalties and that she had lost access to her stage name, Instagram account, and VEVO channel due to the terms of her contract. She described the agreement as unfair.

Instead of widespread sympathy, many fans dismissed her allegations and criticized her, while public opinion largely leaned in favor of Jude.

2018–2019: The Silent Years

For a while, Cynthia disappeared from the spotlight.

When she eventually returned, many noticed a significant change. She later revealed that she had struggled with depression, which she attributed to her experiences during the dispute. She also explained that after unsuccessful attempts to resolve the matter privately, she turned to social media to make her grievances public.

Despite rebranding as Madrina and attempting to shift attention back to her music, public criticism continued.

2020: Speaking Out Again

As Cynthia continued to share her side of the story online, some people dismissed her, describing her posts as incoherent and labeling her unfairly.

She again alleged that her earnings had been withheld and sought a full accounting of her music royalties through legal channels. In response, Jude Okoye reportedly maintained that she owed him money under their contractual agreement.

As of today, no publicly announced final judgment or settlement has resolved the dispute.