Gospel Award Winning Singer Kefee Branama is Dead

The award winning Gospel singer Kefee aka branama is really gone. Kefee Obareki Don Momoh popularly referred to as 'Branama Queen' is dead. The Nigerian gospel singer passed on this morning at a US hospital where she has been admitted after she collapsed on a 14-hour flight on a trip to Chicago for an event about a two weeks ago. A close family source revealed she was diagnosed with pre-eclampsia – pregnancy induced high blood pressure. JointArena.com gathered that she never came out of the coma.


Kefee whose music career started at the age of eight in her church choir, was famous for her gospel songs ‘Branama’ and ‘Kokoroko’ with Timaya. She won several awards including the best collaboration Headies Award in 2010.


May her soul rest in perfect peace.

Young Lad Tattoos 666 on His Forehead [See PICTURE]

Is this really the sign of end-time or just youthful exuberance? A young lad/dance-hall musician boldly tattooed 666 on his forehead. Or could this be for the fame?

Here is what he had to said...

“My name is Lee 2 Sparta. I am a Spartan. I come from Mobay. Big up to the Sparta King Tommy Lee. Big up the whole Mobay we don't Fear people no day. You see my face tattoo, i got that because im a Sparta for life. I dont give a dam about anybody.”In case you do not know what the number means to Christians? 666 is a number noted by Christians as a mark of the beast (devil) and would be used to identify those who worship Satan in the end of days. Read Revelation in the bible for more info.

PDP Congratulates Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, Says It Will Not Play Politics With The Traditional Institution

Several hours after it made an embarrassing outing congratulating a fathom “Emir” yesterday, the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has finally congratulated the new Emir of Kano, Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, on his inauguration, saying it will not “play politics” with the revered traditional institution.

Olisa Metuh, the PDP’s National Publicity Secretary in a statement on Monday said, the party “has an unflinching reverence for the traditional institution, and in that regard extends the same reverence it had for the late Emir to Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi.”

Party officials in the statement said, however, that it expects the new Emir to “remain non-partisan,” a position deserving of the exalted and revered office like his predecessor.

“The PDP holds the office of the Emir of Kano in very high esteem,” the statement read. “We therefore give the new Emir our prayers, and urge him to ensure that the sanctity of the throne, and the traditional institution are absolutely guarded and preserved.

“We are very much aware that his status has changed,” continued the PDP’s statement, “and we pray the Almighty Allah, who alone confers authority, to grant him the ‘wisdom and good health’ to lead his people to peace and prosperity.


Calling for calm in Kano, where elements in opposition to Sanusi’s appointment have rioted against it, the PDP urged the new Emir to take steps to unite his people, pointing out that he is not the emir of any political party but that of the entire people of the Kano Emirate.

President Goodluck Jonathan, who worked to frustrate the emergence as Emir of Sanusi, has yet to congratulate him.