#Martin Edem

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My latest sisa sounds. Tracklisting:  1 Air - Alone In Kyoto (Vandelor 'Secret Whisper' Mix) 2 Mariner + Domingo - Walk On 3 Matthew Dekay & Martin Roth - The Four Agreements (Bona Fide Edit) 4 Ásgeir - I Know You Know (Stranger Tourists Remix) 5 Edem, Govan - Ankh (Khetouin's Deep Origins Remix) 6 Nebula - Tales Of Kashmir 7 Erdi Irmak - Sometimes In Winter (Original Mix) 8 Nico Szabo - Flos 9 Sébastien Léger - Feel 10 Mariner + Domingo - Le' Carnival 11 Vapour — Nzambe Yimbu (Shai T & Dj Zombi Remix) 12 Sébastien Léger - Son of Sun 13 VICTHOR & Bross (RO) - La Caminata 14 N/A - Chorophobia 15 Enigmatic - He Looked So Happy (Mass Digital Remix) 16 Everything Counts feat. Milo Kairos - Sueño 17 Nico Szabo - Raccoon 18 Tube & Berger - Imprint Of Pleasure (Monkey Safari Remix)

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Martin Eden

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recensione del film: MARTIN EDEN

Regia: Pietro Marcello

Principali interpreti: Luca Marinelli, Jessica Cressy, Vincenzo Nemolato, Marco Leonardi, Denise Sardisco, Carmen Pommella, Autilia Ranieri, Elisabetta Valgoi, Pietro Ragusa, Savino Paparella, Vincenza Modica, Carlo Cecchi – 129 min. – Italia 2019

È stato un piacere ritrovare al cinema Pietro Marcello, singolare e originale regista italiano,…

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(Motif-Radio) Reggae Pon Top # 9 2022 Tracklisting:

SINGLES: R.I.T.S.- 100 WINE DUB CHUCK FENDA- YOU SAVED ME SHELLY LIGHTNIN & AL CAMPBELL- OOOH WEE OOH BABY KULCHA ROOTZ- SURVIVAL KRISTINE ALICIA- HOLD STRONG NATURE MAKONNEN- GET READY CHRISTOPHER MARTIN- FEEL MY LOVE BONITO STAR- SWEET REGGAE MUSIC BONITO STAR- SAY YOU WILL JAH TURBAN- BLAZE FIRE THE CAREY JAMES- SELF- FULLFILLMENT MICHAEL GORDON- SORRY YOHA- JUST TO SPREAD THE ROOTS G-WHIZZ FT. JESSE ROYAL- LIVE LIFE

RIDDIMS: THE FAR EAST RIDDIM DISPATCH RIDDIM KINGSTON DAKAR RIDDIM RASTA RIDDIM VOL 1 & 2 WAKE THE TOWN RIDDIM

DANCEHALL: NERVZ- DIG E LAMBO KALAMBO- WICKED AND BAD QRAIG VOICEMAIL X CHECKY- WE DID IT SIE- TRUE FRIENDS KIPRICH X DYARI- GALLIS ASTROLOGY ELEPHANT MAN- CAN'T STOP DANCING HITMAKER- NAJED TRUTH BAD NEWS RIDDIM HEART TO HEART RIDDIM BADDA GENERAL- KICKERS BUSY SIGNAL- TROPICS JO MERSA MARLEY X BUSY SIGNAL- YO DAWG

AFROBEATS/ONE DROP: PORTABLE- ADURA EDEM- ATI FIOKEE FT. GUCHII & KELVYN BOY- NUMBER ONE JOOEL- SHUU HARMONIZE- VIBAYA BOSOM P- YUNG FT. STRONGMAN- BUU MUU BURNA BOY- RING RING IFA CUSH- STEAMAZ R.I.T.S.- A GOES LIKE THAT LUKIE D- WORDS OF LIFE MILTON BLAKE- NUCLEAR AGE DONOVAN KINGJAY- AMNESIA ENOS MCLEAOD- RAM JAM PARTY SISTA MIKA- TOO SOON

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JUST IN: Fake Assistant Commissioner of Police Nabbed in Akwa Ibom

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JUST IN: Fake Assistant Commissioner of Police Nabbed in Akwa Ibom

Kingsley Udoyen of 3, Stadium Road, Abak, was arrested for impersonating a Senior Police Officer of the rank of Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP), a position he used to defraud and threaten unsuspecting members of the public.

Authorities of the Akwa Ibom Police Command have paraded one Kingsley Udoyen, for impersonating an Assistant Commissioner of Police.

He was paraded alongside 213 other suspects on Thursday. The suspects have been charged with various offenses ranging from murder to kidnapping, child stealing, defilement and armed robbery. The offences took place in January 2019.

Briefing newsmen on the arrests made so for, Musa Kimo, the state Commissioner of Police, said the impersonator used the position to defraud and threaten unsuspecting members of the public.

According to Kimo, Kingsley Udoyen of 3, Stadium Road, Abak, was arrested on January 2, 2019 for impersonating a Senior Police Officer of the rank of Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP), a position he has used to defraud and threaten unsuspecting members of the public.

“A search in his house led to the recovery of one English pistol without magazine and ammunition, portraits of the Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP) and Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP), three pairs of uniforms, Police belt, fake Police ID card, and other documents from the suspect,” Kimo added.

Also, a total of 213 suspects were arrested during the period under review; 111 were charged to court. While some are undergoing investigation, those not culpable were released. The command secured 18 convictions. The suspects arrested committed offences ranging from murder, kidnapping, child stealing, defilement, stealing, armed robbery.

The command also arrested some men for defiling minors. Joseph Effiong (aged 29) from Ikono Local Government Area and a security man at Royal City Central Chapel Church, Uyo, was accused of luring lured a four-year-old to an uncompleted building and defiling her on January 13, 2019. Joseph Sunday Essien of Ifa Ikot Obong was accused of defiling his 13-year-old step-daughter. Similarly, on January 13, 2019, one Edet Inyang Edem was arrested for defiling a 10-year-old and abandoning the victim at Use Offot Market Squad in Uyo.

Martins Okon Asuquo and Iboro Edet Etim, a self-confessed cultist of Red Skin Confraternity, was accused of robbing one Josephine Nkweke of Ekpene Ukim village in Uran LGA in her provision store on January 14, 2019, while Odudu Emem Hanson was arrested for robbing one Bright Uffi Okpoyo of No.1 Ebet Aya Street and collecting cash, phones, and other valuables on January 20, 2019.

Eight cultists, namely: Ukeme Etim Udosen, Victor Isaiah Joshua, Kingsley Aniedi Sampson, Ndifreke Bassey Isaac, Samuel Friday Nnana, Idongesit Effiong Asuquo, David Nicodemus Effiong, Daniel Aniedi Nnana, all male, were arrested as suspected members of the Iceland Marine Patrol (IMP). The arrest was made at Udemy plaza, Ekom Iman Junction on January 9, 2019, who attacked and almost murdered one Uduak Willie Bob of Ikot Oku Ikono village in Uyo LGA, among others.

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Darryl Paa Kwesi Bannerman-Martin , known under the stage name Joey B , is a Ghanaian hip hop recording artist. He is well known for his single "Tonga". Joey B was born in Cape Coast, Ghana . He realized his talent for music at the age of six (6) when he formed a group and aided in ghost writing most of the songs they made together. This bolstered his unrelenting strong desire for music and pursued it. He had his primary education from St. Theresa's school and later went to Accra High Senior High School. He graduated at Zenith University College in 2012. Later on, he collaborated with producer Lil Shaker till they met Jayso, the founder of Skillions. From then on, he has worked with various labels and producers such as Hammer of The Last Two and Black Avenue Music and produced many hit songs such as "Tonga" and "Strawberry". Collaborations and influences On his career path, Joey B has collaborated with artistes such as Sarkodie , EL, Fuse ODG, Edem and many others. The rapper's music has been influenced by several artistes such as Kanye West and Kid Cudi . In September, 2015, Roc Nation's rapper, Vic Mensa who was on a short trip to Ghana for his grandmother's funeral, disclosed he would love to work with Joey B and Sarkodie. The following year, Vic Mensa again on Beats 1 Radio interview with Ebro Darden , tipped listeners of possible collaborations with Joey B, Sarkodie and M.anifest . Fashion style and brand ambassador for Adidas. In July 2015, world's eminent manufacturer of sports shoes, clothing and accessories; Adidas (Ghana) outdoored Joey B as their brand ambassador, making him the first in Africa. Joey B over the years has become not just a household name for mellow-vibe music but also his fashion style. His unique sense of fashion and great appeal to the youth has won him the most influential fashion icon in Ghana. "Joey B's fashion style has grown so large that his fellow rappers cannot help it but to follow the trend." , an article on Ghana Web reported. The rapper is well-noted for trendsetting skinny jeans and tattered clothings (preferably called fades and tatters) in Ghana.

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Gov. Ayade Releases Another 93 New Appointments

Gov. Ayade Releases Another 93 New Appointments

Our Ref: GO/PRESS/012/VOL.I/ 148 FEBRUARY 21, 2020

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The State Governor, His Excellency, Sir Ben Ayade has approved the following appointments into Commission, Boards and Agencies with immediate effect:

CRS ELECTRIFICATION AGENCY 1. Stanley Nsemo – Director General 2. Mr. Martins Adie Atuo – Director 3. Edem Anam -Director 4. Udeme Abel – Director 5. Confidence Ajake Ovat -Director 6.…

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Joey B – Beautiful Boy ft. Yaa Pono & Wanlov

Listen to Joey B’s hit single “Beautiful Boy” ft. Yaa Pono & Wanlov. Download Joey B – Beautiful Boy ft. Yaa Pono & Wanlov here:

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More about Joey B:

Darryl Paa Kwesi Bannerman-Martin, known below the level call Joey B, is a Ghanaian hip hop recording artist. he’s widely recognized for his single “Tonga”.Joey B turned into born in Cape Coast, Ghana. He realized his talent for track at the age of six (6) whilst he formed a group and aided in ghost writing most of the songs they made together. This strengthened his unrelenting sturdy choice for song and pursued it. He had his primary training from St. Theresa’s college and later went to Accra high Senior high faculty. He graduated at Zenith university college in 2012.

The sort of track he creates degrees throughout Afrobeats, Hiphop, RnB, residence, Dancehall, Hiplife and Highlife. tune has been a part of him because his adolescence; not simplest changed into he prompted via his father’s love for music but he became the main songwriter for a track group he became a part of in 6th grade. In 2009, he changed into signed to Ghanaian producer/musician Jay So’s Skillions records. Joey B became a part of a a success mixtape ‘the brand new era Skillions’ presenting all Skillions statistics artistes and his feature created an fantastic buzz for him a few of the youth in Ghana.

After leaving the Skillions facts nest, Joey B worked with ace Ghanaian producer ‘Hammer of the last 2’ for a while, recording material and featuring on the file label’s first signee Edem’s hit single ‘Kate’. D Black signed Joey B to Black avenue Muzik document label in 2012 after he played a important position in making the famous track ‘Vera’ by means of D Black a hit. all through that period, Joey B supported D-Black on stages in Ghana, Nigeria and Europe and additionally released his personal hit songs like ‘Strawberry Ginger’ and ‘Chop Kenkey’ which gained large airplay in Ghana and the United Kingdom in particular. Joey B’s first song video ‘Strawberry Ginger Remix ft. D-Black and E.L’ was also released underneath Black avenue Muzik report label in 2013 and he headlined indicates in Ghana and the United Kingdom which include the Afrobeats concert in may additionally 2013 on the London o2. His performance stuck the attention of the BBC who featured it on their Afrobeats Documentary in August 2013.

On his profession direction, Joey B has collaborated with artistes along with Sarkodie, EL, Fuse ODG, Edem and lots of others. The rapper’s track has been motivated via numerous artistes along with Kanye West and child Cudi.

In September, 2015, Roc state’s rapper, Vic Mensa who become on a short journey to Ghana for his grandmother’s funeral, disclosed he would like to paintings with Joey B and Sarkodie. the subsequent year, Vic Mensa again on Beats 1 Radio interview with Ebro Darden, tipped listeners of possible collaborations with Joey B, Sarkodie and M.anifest.

In July 2015, world’s eminent manufacturer of sports activities shoes, clothing and add-ons; Adidas (Ghana) outdoored Joey B as their brand ambassador, making him the first in Africa.

Joey B over the years has grow to be no longer just a family name for mellow-vibe track but additionally his fashion style. His unique sense of fashion and extremely good attraction to the children has won him the most influential fashion icon in Ghana.

“Joey B’s style style has grown so huge that his fellow rappers can’t help it but to comply with the trend.”, an editorial on Ghana internet mentioned.

The rapper is properly-noted for trendsetting thin jeans and tattered clothings (preferably referred to as fades and tatters) in Ghana.

He has bagged some superb nominations: pleasant Discovery Video and first-class Hiplife Video for ‘Strawberry Ginger’, his first hit single at the 2013 4syte tune Video Awards in Ghana and 6 nominations for the celebrated Vodafone Ghana music Awards 2014 (VGMA) for: high-quality New Artiste of the year, first-class Collaboration of the 12 months, quality Hiplife tune of the year, Vodafone maximum popular music of the yr, great Hiplife/Hiphop Artiste of the 12 months for his third hit music ‘Tonga’ presenting ace artiste Sarkodie and music for improvement for his 2nd hit tune ‘Cigarette’. He won the first-rate New Artiste of the year award on the 2014 VGMA.

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Buying music today might sound crazy but what are the economic benefits? Join me as I take you through the journey of music sales and the need for every Ghanaian to start buying music.

Buy Ghanaian music? Does this even sound right in this age where music is ubiquitous and easy to access? This era of free music downloads and streaming on the internet?

Well, for well-informed arts people who feel that there is grave labour producing content for consumption, and who understand the intricacies of copyright laws, purchasing is sacred.

But, to hip millennial who enjoys free downloads on the internet, it’s absolutely rubbish.

Research has shown that sales of legitimate cassettes and compact discs (CDs) have declined due to the internet piracy.

A 2004 study on ‘the effect of internet piracy on CD sales’ by Economists, Martin Peitz and Patrick Waelbroeck suggested that sales of CDs, which benefits musicians, saw a major decline between 2000 and 2001 due to internet piracy.

In 2001 alone, there was 10% decline in CD sales worldwide, causing a huge loss to the music industry.

How did it start?

Many musicians around the globe have made huge incomes from the sales of cassettes and CD. In the early 1980s, when cassette patronage was declining, CDs made a timely emergence on the market of music media.

Swedish Pop group ABBA and American singer-songwriter Billy Joel were the first musicians who made money from CD sales after releasing “The Visitors” and “52nd Street” albums respectively.

 Let’s bring it down to Ghana. Highlife, Hiplife and Afrobeats musicians in the early 90s enjoyed massive sales boosts when CDs were introduced in the country.

I quite remember when my parents and older brothers used to rush to distribution vans to purchase CDs. CDs from Lumba Brothers (Daddy Lumba and Nana Acheampong), Daasebre Gyamenah, Paa Solo, A.A.A (Akwasi Ampofo Agyei), K.K Kabobo, Amakye Dede, Obuoba J.A. Adofo, Dr Paa Bobo, and other superstars in the 1990s would not pass by without finding their way into sound systems in my household.

Even though cassettes were still selling in the late 1990s and early 200s, CDs had its way through, putting smiles on musicians’ faces. CDs gave musicians direct cash and value for their midnight toils. Plus, it in the long run also contributed to the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

 But around 2004-2006, the music business model changed. The music purchasing business switched from distribution vans to online and offline piracy.

More online music blogs that make music available to its subscribers and daily/monthly visitors emerged. Hubs and portals for music piracy grew in numbers, set up by internet savvy, music-loving young Ghanaians who saw it as a niche to explore and exploit in outwitting unemployment.

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The outcome?

Artistes felt the impact in their pockets and bank accounts. Many veteran musicians, who could have made money from direct sales, legal online stores like iTunes and Spotify and other royalty sources, have rather suffered the consequences.

Amina Ibrahim, the wife of late Highlife musician Daasebre Gyamenah, had to beg Ghanaians for financial support to help the musician’s family. Before the death of Highlife legend Jewel Ackah, he had to rely on former President John Dramani Mahama and a few industry people for financial support. Hiplife star Omanhene Pozo died of a brain tumour because he couldn’t afford a surgery.

These are just a few instances.

There are a bunch of one-time hitmakers who find it very difficult to afford a square meal.

This is happening because free music downloads have taken over from the tradition of music purchasing.

 A lot of Ghanaian musicians, including Volta Regime Music Group owner Edem and Zylofon Music/Burniton Music Group artiste Stonebwoy have felt the sting of the download culture.

In 2017, Stonebwoy complained bitterly about some Ghanaian music blogs unlawfully putting musicians’ hard work up for free downloads and making double profits from the venture, which inflicts heavy losses on the artiste.

 Stonebwoy admitted that some of though some of the musicians might not be able to take court action, due to how unusual the practice is for such circumstances, they would find other alternatives to teach the culprits lessons.

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The way forward

In order to avoid the above crises, we as Ghanaians need to change our mindsets. Our attitudes too.

It’s time we say no to music piracy and subscribe to legal online music stores. We have to subject our music acquisition habits to high standards without compromise.

Some people may argue that people without access to the internet may not be able to purchase Ghanaian music online. The truth is, music distribution vans still exist. CDs are still being sold at concerts and album launches.

If we are ready to support the industry by avoiding piracy, there are so many ways we can have access to the works of the artists we claim to love.

We can eliminate the excuses if we really, truly care.

The denouement

In 2013, a piece of research by the Musicians’ Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) showed that the music industry contributes to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Ghana

The research, led by the union’s president, Bice “Obour” Osei Kuffour conducted an extensive and in-depth probe into the music industry's financial strength as well as its relevance to the nation’s wealth.

According to Obour, Ghana music alone contributes less than 1% (representing 190 million per annum) to Ghana’s GDP.

 In an interview in 2016, he stated: “With scientific proof, we know music contributes less than 1% to Ghana’s economy but if you put a figure to it it’s about 190 million per year. This is proven by the quantitative study. This is not Obour just saying something, there’s proof to show.

“So now if we are talking to the government, you can state that music employs about 40,000 people. About 20% of these people practice music part-time and 80% do this full time. This is a foundation for development. So if a musician says nothing is being done it’s probably because that musician doesn’t understand what it takes to develop. I think we should all add up and educate our musicians.”

Even though the figures may look disappointing, it’s imperative to know and understand that the more purchases of our music we make, the greater the industry’s propensity to contribute to Ghana’s wealth and development.

Want to see our musicians grow? We must be ready to put our monies where our mouths are. Let’s get to work and do the right thing.

Something has to give.

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Super Elcados ‎– Tambourine Party

Super Elcados ‎– Togetherness Is Always A Good Venture - Tambourine Party Vol. 2. Bass Guitar, Vocals – Tony Steven Nosika. Congas, Percussion – Joe Edem Bassey Edet. Drums, Percussion, Vocals – Rocky Mustapha Philips. Electric Piano, Synthesizer, Tenor Saxophone, Vocals – Dave Crown Olugbade. Guitar, Vocals – Frank Martins. Organ, Guitar, Vocals – Geoffery Johnson. Trumpet – Bola Adex. Valve Trombone – Jarret Effiong. Vocals – Christe Black.

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Nollywood actress and producer Judith Audu has released the official trailer for her second feature film, "Stormy Hearts,"

Nollywood actress and producer Judith Audu has released the official trailer for her second feature film, “Stormy Hearts,”

Stormy Hearts is produced by Judith Audu Productions for Rok Studios. Produced by Judith Audu, Directed by Tope Alake, Written by Brenda Ogbuka and Chijioke Ononiwu. It stars Fred Amata, Christiana Martin, Theresa Edem-Isemin, Eddie Watson, Kenneth Okolie, Etinosa Idemudia, Kelechi Udegbe, Greg Ojefua, Rotimi Salami, Stan Nze, Debbi Ohiri, Tomiwa Kukoyi, Ogee Nelson, Omoye Uzamere, e.t.c The…

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Stormy Hearts

Stormy Hearts Stormy Hearts - After BASI (Eddie Watson), a music producer, quarrels with his protege KACHI (Themesa Edem-Isemin), a talented singer, over her partying ways, she abandons him for Johnson (Kenneth Okolie), a bigger music producer in town. The breakup hits Basi hard.Meanwhile, Ella (Christiana Martin), a prostitute escapes from her abusive pimp to another city to start a new life. She finds an apartment right next to Basi’s flat, where she would hear Basi playing mournfully on the piano each night. Ella and Basi paths cross and after much pleading from Ella they develop a relationship that changes both their lives forever. Stormy Hearts is produced by Judith Audu Productions for Rok Studios. Produced by Judith Audu, Directed by Tope Alake, Written by Brenda Ogbuka and Chijioke Ononiwu. It stars Fred Amata, Christiana Martin, Theresa Edem-Isemin, Eddie Watson, Kenneth Okolie, Etinosa Idemudia, Kelechi Udegbe, Greg Ojefua, Rotimi Salami, Stan Nze, Debbi Ohiri, Tomiwa Kukoyi, Ogee Nelson, Omoye Uzamere. http://nollywoodboulevard.com/movie/stormy-hearts/