ALL IGBOS, YORUBAS AND NIGER DELTANS SHOULD READ THIS AND RISE AGAINST IT URGENTLY IF NOT ..............

THE CRAZY GRAZING BILL - MICHAEL DEDON
The proposed Grazing Bill for Fulani herdsmen is an invitation to anarchy in an already volatile country like Nigeria. The Bill is already before the National Assembly and has successfully scaled through second reading in both the Senate and the House of Representatives. All that is left in the legislative process to make it a law is a 3rd reading, that is, a clause by clause debate and then assent by the President. The proposed piece of legislation is full of unconstitutionalities, ethnic discriminations, fundamental human rights violations, religious tenets violations, conspicuous criminal omissions and unforgiveable legislative indiscretions.
The full title of the Bill is, AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE NATIONAL GRAZING RESERVE (ESTABLISHMENT AND DEVELOPMENT) COMMISSION FOR THE PRESERVATION AND CONTROL OF NATIONAL GRAZING RESERVES AND STOCK ROUTES AND OTHER MATTERS CONNECTED THEREWITH.
The Bill’s concluding explanatory memorandum says that the Bill seeks to provide for, among other things, the establishment of the National Grazing Reserve Commission of Nigeria, for the preservation and control of national grazing reserves and stock routes in the country. Its key provisions and high points include, but are not limited to, the following:
1. To establish a National Grazing Reserve Commission (NGRC), a body corporate.

FAKE GOSPEL MUSIC MINISTERS SHOULD BE ARRESTED IN CHURCHES -ASU EKIYE

The time has come for us to sanitize our industry. When we criticize others concerning our woes, we must first take stock and examine the little foxes that spoil our vine. This is one of my many write ups on sanitizing the Music Ministry in Nigeria.

One of the major problem with Gospel artist or music ministers in Nigeria is the reckless abuse of copyright both among church leaders and among the practitioners of the trade themselves .
I find it irreconcilable, when I realize that an artist ministering on stage with so much anointing (so called) is actually flying on d wings of a stolen song.  There is no amount of spirituality and pious packaging that can diminish the gravity of an Offense so unabashedly committed and without any modicum of contrition or compunction.
The abuse of intellectual property or what I chose to call " the stealing of song" is so rampant in the Nigerian Gospel Music Space.

REV TIMI OROKOYA TELEMI MADE A SURPRISE APPEARANCE IN FOGMMON MEETING IN LAGOS

A leader of Gospel Music Association of Nigeria GOMAN and one of the Conveners of ANGOMREC Surprised everybody when He worked into the hall at KICC Mary Land Lagos where FOGMMON held its consultative session today.

DRAMA AS SAMMIE OKPOSO AND ASU EKIYE RECONCILE AT FOGMMON LAGOS GATHERING, WHILE LARA GEORGE AND DJ GOSPERRELA SETTLE SCORES

It was an avalanche of reconciliatory overtures at first consultative assembly of FOGMMON in Lagos today. First it was Asu Ekiye who announced that no one has attacked Sammie Okposo like him. He expressed his detest for sycophancy and parasitic tendencies and choose to speak out when he feels hurt. The Two gospel musicians who are always at loggerhead expressed a mind to work together for the good of the kingdom.

TOSIN MARTINS EMERGES CHAIRMAN OF FOGMMON LEADERSHIP COUNCIL IN LAGOS STATE.

In a rare gathering of some of the best in the music ministry in Lagos, today's consultative assembly of music ministers was a show of camaraderie while also passing for a convergence full of glitz and glamour.
It was unthinkable for such a galaxy of gospel stars to be together in one meeting at a time. Name them, Asu Ekiye, Samsong, Ann Inyang, Sammie Okposo, Buchi, Lara George, Anny Love, Tosin Martins, Skid Ikemefuna, Praise Machine, Nosa, Gosperrella, Joe Tu Nekaro and many more .
Before the 12noon take off time, the hall of the prayer Dome of KICC Maryland Lagos attracted enthusiastic musicians flocking to witness the arrival of the most anticipated  gathering of music ministers in Nigeria.