Julius Agwu Chills With Crippled Beggers To Promote Upcoming Show in Lagos & Abuja

Ahead of his February 7, 'Life As I See It' concert, comedian and Actor, Julius Agwu has hit the streets to pally with crippled beggers.

The Ikwere-Rivers State born multi-talented artiste, who is known for his rib-cracking jokes and witty acts, was spotted in the midst of two handicapped beggers this morning. Apparently, Julius wants to bring them to his show to also have fun like other privileged Nigerians.

Some of the stars listed to perform that day are ace songstress, Lady Onyeka Onwenu, Timi Dakolo, Banky W, Waje, Efya, Bez, Mimicko, and popular juju act, Yinka Ayefele and other.

2FACE, TIWA SAVAGE, LYNXXX, DJ XCLUSIVE, OTHERS LAUNCH FIRST EVER LIMTED EDITION OF STAR MUSIC BOTTLE

Premium and innovative beer brand STAR, today launched the first ever- limited edition STAR MUSIC 60 cl bottle at the Federal Palace Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos. The launch which was preceded by an enormously popular world wide digital media campaign aptly called #musicinabottle had thousands of young Nigerians inspiring and generating conversation around the topic for many weeks before the launch.

The electrifying atmosphere and highly expectant guests were a perfect complement for the launch, as the audience couldn’t hold their excitement at the unveiling of the sleek limited edition bottle. The Star Music limited edition 60cl bottle comes in a new exciting blue sleeve capturing photos of the city landscape and featuring a special code on the bottle that introduces a television commercial with 2face Idibia and Wizkid when scanned.

[Video] Skelewu Is Not Music -- Waconzy Insults Davido, Tonto Dikeh & Olamide

Waconzy was interviewed on Y Najia's RubbinMinds on Channels Television and used the opportunity to diss a few artiste. He dissed Tonto Dikeh, Davido, Olamide and Timaya and praised 2face, Waje, Bez and Banky W. Part 2 of the interview after the cut:

[Video] BBC News Africa Beats: Featuring Soul Singer Bez

Emmanuel Bez Idakula was born in Jos, central Nigeria, into a home filled with gospel music and country and western. His father taught him to play guitar at the age of nine. He tells stories about true-life situations - especially love. Zucya Daya, the title of the song he performs here, means "whole heart" in his mother tongue, Hausa. Bez says people told him that Nigerians did not like guitar music, only hip-hop or Afro-pop but he thinks his success has proved them wrong.