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    Olawepo-Hashim is More Popular than Tinubu in Osun

    Olawepo-Hashim is More Popular than Tinubu in Osun

    Chuks Okocha in Abuja 

    Dr. Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim, a frontline Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential aspirant from the North-central, has suddenly become so popular in Osun State that even President Tinubu cannot match his rising profile here. 

    In statement by Alhaji Abass Olaniyi, South-west Coordinator for Gbenga Hashim Solidarity Movement, said, ”His name is on the lips of the people and the joke now making the rounds is that he could easily win a governorship race in Osun, with mischief makers even inventing a fake hometown for him.”

    He said, ”What began as a smear has gone viral and turned into free publicity.”

    According to the coordinator, ”Dr. Hashim is the face of ideological politics in Nigeria. The PDP family in Osun stands firmly with him, and together with Governor Ademola Adeleke, he will help rescue Nigeria by 2027.

    ”The enemies of PDP, who polluted social media with fraudulent claims to sow confusion, have only achieved the opposite. Their lies have strengthened our unity and projected Dr. Hashim across the South-west, raising his profile to high heaven.”

    ”Today, thousands of Nigerians are searching online for Dr. Gbenga Hashim and discovering the impressive record of a man of courage, principle, and vision.

    ”This is a clear sign that the hand of God is upon him. Nothing can stop destiny. What the detractors meant for evil has only amplified his message and positioned him as the credible alternative Nigeria has been waiting for.

    ”With the PDP united, and the people’s will behind him, Dr. Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim is divinely backed to become the next President of Nigeria in 2027,” he stressed.

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    Chuks Okocha in Abuja  Dr. Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim, a frontline Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential aspirant from the North-central, has suddenly become so popular in Osun State that even President Tinubu cannot match his
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    Avoid Violence, Discrimination, Illegal Activities, Music Lovers Told

    Avoid Violence, Discrimination, Illegal Activities, Music Lovers Told

    Okon Bassey in Uyo

    Professor of Music, Prof. Isaac Essiet Udoh, has cautioned music lovers to always observe the content of any music they play to avoid violence, discrimination, and illegal activities.

    He also advised relevant regulatory authorities to ban any music whose content is considered offensive, explicit, controversial, harmful, or poisonous.

    Udoh, who gave the warning at the 118th Inaugural Lecture of the University of Uyo (Uniuyo), Akwa Ibom State, last Thursday, spoke on a lecture titled ‘Candelabrum And Crinkum-Crankum In Music Creation: An Autopsy’.

    He said, “One is free to enjoy any kind or type of music, but beware of its content, depending on who you are. Music can make or mar your principles in life.

    “I advise everyone to exercise caution and discretion when listening to music, as some may contain explicit lyrics or themes and hate speech. Some may promote violence, discrimination, illegal activities, immoral behaviours, and indecent dressing (especially in videos).

    “Also, beware of religious songs that are at variance with scripture, the Bible – they can weaken your faith in God. Music creators are advised to produce works that align with broadcasting rules and societal norms and values.”

    Udoh, a Professor of Music Theory, Composition, and Sacred Music, told parents and guardians to encourage their wards to desist from patronising, listening to, or playing any music whose content is considered offensive, explicit, controversial, harmful, or poisonous.

    “The negative effects of such music and the potential impact on audiences, especially children, are devastating.”

    The university don, who is also the first indigenous Professor of Music at Uniuyo and an ordained Priest of the Methodist Church, said the lecture exposes the different ways and means employed in music creation and the need for detailed examination and censoring of the music created to ascertain its worth and appropriateness in society.

    “Music Creation is seen as a Candelabrum, that is, a large branched candlestick or holder for several candles or lamps.

    “The candles or lamps in this context refer to types and/or kinds of music. In other words, Music Creation is the holder (one that gives rise to) for several types (‘candles’) or kinds (‘lamps’) of music.

    “The music so created must be censored to determine whether it is harmless or harmful according to broadcasting regulations and societal norms and values,” Udoh said.

    He urged people to “choose life and a way of life by listening to, watching, and playing music that is non-poisonous and harmless. I mean music content that adheres to the general principles of legality, decency, truth, integrity, and respect for human dignity.

    “Music that also reflects the cultural, moral, and social values of the people and the community. Listen to, watch, and play music that uplifts and inspires your body, soul, and spirit. You may choose the way of death by listening to, watching, and playing music that is poisonous and harmful.

    “These songs kill our children, youths, and even adults gradually until they begin to dress half-naked and behave irrationally. You have a tool in your hand to work with, and the decision is yours.”

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    Okon Bassey in Uyo Professor of Music, Prof. Isaac Essiet Udoh, has cautioned music lovers to always observe the content of any music they play to avoid violence, discrimination, and illegal activities. He also advised relevant regulatory
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