Mac August – Dus Numbri

Mac August Unveils New Single “Dus Numbri” — A Street Love Vibe Set to Ignite Clubs and Radio Waves

Rising artist Mac August is thrilled to announce the upcoming release of his highly anticipated single, “Dus Numbri,” available on all major platforms through Prototunez Empire Record.

Fusing infectious beats with compelling street love storytelling, “Dus Numbri” delivers a vibrant and energetic vibe perfect for radio, clubs, and commercial play. Known for his unique blend of urban influences and catchy melodies, Mac August aims to get listeners dancing and feeling the deep love stories woven into the track.

” dus numbri” promises to be a chart-topping hit that rides the pulse of the streets while appealing to a broad audience. With its irresistible rhythm and relatable lyrics, the song is crafted to energize dance floors and capture the hearts of fans across the globe.

Stay tuned as Mac August continues to make waves with “Dus Numbri,” a record that’s sure to leave a lasting impression on fans of street vibe music and energetic club anthems alike.

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Ireti Boi – Level Up

Ireti_Boi Drops Inspiring New Single, “Level Up”

Fast-rising Nigerian music sensation Ireti_Boi has officially released his latest single, “Level Up”, a motivational anthem designed to inspire listeners to push beyond limitations and strive for greater success.

With a captivating sound, energetic delivery, and relatable message, “Level Up” speaks directly to young dreamers, hustlers, and anyone determined to elevate their lives despite challenges. The track blends contemporary Afrobeat influences with uplifting lyrics, creating a sound that is both entertaining and empowering.

The artwork for the release perfectly reflects the song’s theme. Featuring Ireti_Boi confidently seated against a bold red backdrop, the visual symbolizes ambition, courage, and the determination to rise above obstacles. The striking imagery reinforces the message that growth comes from confidence, hard work, and consistency.
Speaking about the release, Ireti_Boi emphasizes the importance of self-improvement and perseverance. “Level Up” is more than just a song—it is a reminder that every step forward counts and that success belongs to those who remain focused on their goals.
As the Nigerian music industry continues to showcase fresh talents, Ireti_Boi is positioning himself as one of the emerging voices to watch. With his unique style and commitment to creating meaningful music, “Level Up” is expected to resonate with audiences across different age groups and backgrounds.
The release marks another significant milestone in Ireti_Boi’s growing musical journey and further demonstrates his potential to make a lasting impact in the entertainment industry.
“Level Up” is now available on major digital streaming platforms worldwide.

About Ireti_Boi

Ireti_Boi is a talented Nigerian recording artist known for his energetic sound, creative expression, and passion for inspiring listeners through music. Through his artistry, he continues to connect with fans by delivering songs that reflect ambition, resilience, and the pursuit of success.
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UK based Nigerian gospel singer, Evang Charity Ojims releases new song titled “My Season” Featuring Evang Victoria Nwolisa.

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Nkasiobi Ojimadu Ogbu, professionally known as Evang Charity Ojims Charity, is a Nigerian born/UK based minstrel, was born in Iyalu Ibere and married to Pastor Innocent Ogbu from Obugwu Ariam, Both from Ikwuano LG of Abia State. Charity and her family lives in London UK.
A seasoned song-writer,Evangelist, praise and worship leader known for her Prophetic singing, whose ministry and gifting has been a huge blessing to many.
Evang. Charity who started singing at her local church choir at age 9,had released her first album of 8 tracks in December 2018 titled “Finger of God, rewriting my story” which was well received in UK and beyond. Charity has persistently been following her calling and have released more songs in the past years and recently “My SEASON”.

My Season is a prophetic declaration of God’s promises over one’s life, a song that keeps God’s promises constantly in the lips of its listeners.

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MY SEASON lyrics

Solo: Ehhh hey somebody
Shout
My time has come
It is my season
It is my moment
It is my turn
my time has come 2×

My time has come
It is my season of JOY
My time has come
It is your season

It is your season
It is your moment
It is your turn
Your time has come 3x

Jubilation.
Your time…..
Your time has come
Eey eey eey

Solo: My time has come
It’s here it’s now
Oh your time has come
It my breakthrough time .
It is your moment of praise
Your Jubilation time
Oya carry your babies.

There were times when I feel like giving up oooooo
Times when I feel like I can’t take it anymore
People even ask me where your GOD Dey oo
I have a living GOD that never fails me
Finally finally my day don break
My face don show and my shoe don shine o
Baba mi loke
Oti gbe me soke
E don e don e don pick my call eeeeehhhhhh

It is my season…..
Ee my time has come oooo E don e don e don come oo
Eee my time has come
Oge Akaraka eru wo
Oge Akaraka eru wu ru wu ru wu
It is my season of praise.

Bye bye to poverty
Bye bye to barrenness
You rise today
You fall tomorrow no more
No more no more no more

Chelle Explains Osimhen, Lookman Absence

Super Eagles of Nigeria head coach, Éric Chelle, has confirmed that Victor Osimhen and Ademola Lookman will not be available for Nigeria’s upcoming international friendlies against Poland and Portugal.

Nigeria will face Poland in Warsaw on Wednesday before travelling to Leiria for a clash with former European champions Portugal on June 10.

Both Osimhen and Lookman were originally named in Chelle’s squad for the two matches, but the Malian tactician disclosed that circumstances beyond the team’s control forced their withdrawal.

Speaking to the Super Eagles media team, Chelle explained that Osimhen is currently focused on resolving his club future, while Lookman has been excused at the request of Atlético Madrid.

“We miss two players because Victor Osimhen maybe he is about to change club so I prefer he stays at home because if he plays and is not at 100 percent is not good,” Chelle said.

“For Lookman he is very tired and Atletico ask us to excuse him.”

The announcement comes just days after Nigeria retained the Unity Cup in style, defeating Jamaica 3-0 in the final at The Valley in London on Saturday night, May 30.

Despite that success, Chelle admitted he still feels the disappointment of Nigeria’s recent failures on the international stage.

The Super Eagles will not feature at the 2026 FIFA World Cup after falling short in the African play-offs. Nigeria suffered a heartbreaking 4-3 penalty shoot-out defeat to Congo DR in the final qualifying round.

The three-time African champions also missed out on continental glory at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Morocco, finishing third in the tournament.

Reflecting on those setbacks after the Unity Cup triumph, Chelle apologised to Nigerian supporters and thanked them for standing by the team.

“I want to once again say sorry we didn’t go to the World Cup, this is my feeling, sorry we didn’t win the AFCON, I tried to do my job,” the 48-year-old stated.

“I want to say thank you for all the support that was put in the team and once again I will give everything to this national team.”

Nigerian Catholic priest convicted of sexual, A Texas jury has convicted former Roman Catholic priest Anthony Odiong of sexually assaulting women to whom he provided spiritual direction, concluding a closely watched case involving allegations that he abused his position as a clergyman to pursue sexual relationships with vulnerable parishioners.

The jury, comprising eight women and four men, found Odiong, 57, guilty of one count of first-degree sexual assault and two counts of second-degree sexual assault involving two women who testified during the trial in Waco.

Odiong, who pleaded not guilty, now faces a possible life sentence on the first-degree charge. Sentencing proceedings are scheduled to begin Monday before the same jury. The second-degree convictions each carry potential prison terms ranging from two to 20 years, The Guardian reports.

Jurors deliberated for about two hours before returning their verdict.

The case initially included allegations involving a third woman, but prosecutors Ryan Calvert and Liz Buice dropped that portion of the case after the complainant, described as being in an “extremely emotionally fragile” state, did not appear in court to testify. Prosecutors said they chose not to compel her appearance, citing her “extremely tenuous” emotional condition.

According to courtroom accounts, Odiong showed little visible reaction as Judge Thomas West read the verdict. He reportedly looked straight ahead during the proceedings before lowering his head as deputies escorted him from the courtroom.

The prosecution stemmed from allegations first brought to public attention in February 2024 by a group of women who accused Odiong of sexual coercion, unwanted touching and abusive financial control while serving as a Catholic priest in Texas and later in Louisiana.

One of the complainants, identified by the pseudonym Mary Doe, later presented a copy of a media report detailing the allegations to Waco police and accused Odiong of assaulting her over three years beginning in 2008.

Investigators subsequently identified a second complainant, known as Jane Doe, who also alleged abuse during the same period while Odiong served in the Waco area. Authorities said additional reports from other women helped establish probable cause for his arrest and prosecution despite the age of the allegations.

During the trial, Mary Doe testified that Odiong initiated a long-term sexual relationship with her while acting as her spiritual adviser as she navigated a difficult divorce and cared for seven children. She and one of her sons told jurors that the child once discovered them having sexual intercourse in her bedroom following a family gathering.

Jane Doe testified that she sought spiritual guidance from Odiong while trapped in an abusive marriage. She alleged that he pressured her to permit sexual acts with her husband that she found painful and then required her to discuss the encounters with him. Prosecutors argued that such conduct constituted sexual assault under Texas law even though Odiong was not directly involved in the sexual activity.

Both women said they met Odiong while he served at St Peter Catholic Center in Waco, a church frequented by students and employees of Baylor University. Their former husbands were Baylor employees, placing them within Odiong’s pastoral reach.

Jurors also heard evidence that DNA testing established Odiong had fathered a child in 2023 with a woman identified as Presley Jones, whom he had counselled spiritually while serving as pastor of St Anthony of Padua Church in Luling, Louisiana.

Although Odiong was not charged in connection with Jones because Louisiana lacks a law similar to Texas’ clergy sexual assault statute, prosecutors argued that the child demonstrated a pattern of sexual relationships with women he met through his ministerial work.

Expert witnesses told the court that clergy members bear responsibility for maintaining professional and spiritual boundaries with those under their care. Jurors also heard testimony regarding the Catholic Church’s requirement that priests remain celibate.

The defence called only one witness, a former parishioner, who testified about Odiong’s character and recalled attending a 2011 gathering at Mary Doe’s home. Under cross-examination, however, the witness acknowledged that Odiong’s conduct fell short of expectations for a religious leader.

Odiong, a naturalised United States citizen, was ordained a Catholic priest in 1993 in his native Nigeria. He was transferred to the Austin Diocese region, which includes Waco, in 2006 under then-Bishop Gregory Aymond.

After studying in Rome, Odiong moved to Luling in 2015, by which time Aymond had become Archbishop of New Orleans.

Church officials in Austin later said they suspended Odiong from ministry in 2019 over allegations involving multiple women. The suspension was not publicly announced at the time, though officials said New Orleans church leaders were informed. Archbishop Aymond did not publicly disclose a similar suspension in New Orleans until late 2023.