MUSIC VIDEO: Ice Prince – Aboki

Chocolate City presents Aboki, Ice Prince Zamani’s first single after his much acclaimed E.L.I album. This song was produced by Chopstix of the Grip Boiz City, and was directed by the talented Phil Lee in Los Angeles. Ice Prince has been a success since his signing. His hit album has brought him accolades far and wide and earned him a nomination at the BET AWARDS in 2011. He is set to headline his first live gig in the UK on October 4, 2012. Expect more from this Superstar! Subscribe to IcePrinceTV and Chocolate City Music (ccnig) for updated news on Ice Prince.”

VIDEO: ‘CHOP MY MONEY’ – PSQUARE FEAT AKON, MAY D

We’ve heard the original version off their Invasion album and we love it, well the remix is just as good! Psquare at times look like they can’t do any wrong with their songs (even though we constantly accuse them of sound biting!).

Their recent romance with Konvict Music boss Akon seems to be paying off. When photos from the video shoot of this same song hit the web, it only created more anticipation for  the ‘Chop my money’ remix.

The remix which also features Square Record newbie May D has that tingly feel and blended with Akon’s ever melodic crooning, we can say this is another hit!

The video directed by Jude Okoye and Ben Marc is quite interesting – telling a tale of a temptress who dazzles all four guys as she ‘chops’ their money and dumps them

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The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, today suspended the protracted nationwide strike it embarked upon last year.
This strike was suspended after series of closed door meetings with representatives of ASUU and the Federal Goverment.
Though the national president of the union, Professor Ukachukwu Awuzie declined to confirm the development when our reporter called him this morning, other sources in the union claimed that a compromise has been reached between ASUU and the Federal Government.
When asked to confirm if the strike has been called off, Prof Awuzie simply said: “I don’t know about that. We have not spoken to the press. Thank you.”
But an executive of the union at the Lagos State University (LASU), Ojo Campus, who craved anonymity hinted that “I’m not in the best position to talk about this anyway, but I think an agreement has been reached.”
The academic union embarked on the strike last year on the grounds that the Federal Government refused to meet with the union’s demands of improved welfare packages.
At the University of Lagos, all hostels that were under lock and key due to the strike have been reopened and lectures are expected to begin on Monday next week.
The school has officially announced the suspension of the strike.
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