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Nigerian pop singer, Dammy Krane, has been released from a United States jail. The singer was released after meeting his bail conditions set at $7,500. According to an update from the Miami-Dade County Criminal Justice Online System, Krane, who was earlier arrested for credit card fraud, pleaded not guilty to the charges and demanded a trial by jury. He also demanded the option of a waiver pre-trial conference. Following his appeal, the court has fixed Krane’s hearing for June 23, 2017.

Celebrities who commit crime should not get an ounce of pity from the public. The narrative that Dammy Krane was a product of his environment should not be entertained. There are people of the opinion that the pressure to appear successful » by all means made the singer crack. Pressure makes diamonds and it can burst pipes. What you have inside will come out when life throws a few curve balls at you. Dammy Krane's incarceration for alleged grand theft among other things shouldn't be blamed on the society. Yes, Nigeria might not be an ideal society- there is no such thing- but that does not give every Tom, Dick & Harry, the liberty to rob people of their money and identity. There is no excuse under the sun that makes it right to be involved in crime. If you end up doing a crime, chances are you wanted to be a criminal all along. Don't blame Nigeria for your weak moral constitution. Crime appeals to a criminal the same way the deep calls unto the deep. You attract ...

On June 6, 2017, Moji Olaiya's daughter, Adunoluwa Farombi, stepped into the limelight to pay tribute to her mother. To friends and fans Moji Olaiya was a humble woman, but to her daughter, she was 'the best mum ever'. On June 6, 2017, Moji Olaiya's daughter, Adunoluwa Farombi, stepped into the limelight to pay tribute to her mother. Her tearful daughter's voice broke as she told fans and friends, "I don't know what to say. She was the best mum. Even when she was sad she wouldn't cry. I just want to say I love her so much. " The 19-year-old paused as she spoke struggling to get words through. Her emotion filled the silent Blue Roof of LTV 8, Ikeja, which was earlier shook with laughter and cries. With tears in their eyes, Yoruba stars lined up to pay tribute to the late actress. Toyin Aimakhu, Foluke Daramola, Lepa Shandy, Oga Bello, Pasuma, Artquake, Ronke Oshodi-Oke, Adeniyi Johnson,Salawa Abeni, Fathia Balogun, Ogogo, Kehinde Bankole, Pej...