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Nsukka upcoming rapper, Flex is Here again with a very hot freestyle WHATSUP. He pounced on the beat & murdered it as usual. This track is dope, even your best rappers

  TyLa BLaQ, 15, debuts in the music industry with this dope tune which he calls Move. Move is a freestyle track and a marsh-up of different styles with entertaining lyrics and a catchy hook, centred around his own way to woo a 'tough girl' and eventually getting pissed off. While the theme of the song isn't that popular,the beat and vibe fits the song into the mainstream Afro-Pop genre. TyLa,who is just 15,did a great job on this one and he teams up with dope producers, Phate and Dextirioz to serve this fresh HIT. Get it while its hot!! Follow TyLaBLaQ on Facebook and Twitter @TyLaBLaQ.                                                             DOWNLOAD: TYLA BLAQ - MOVE HERE

A woman in Cape Town, Miranda Julies, who was left traumatized after three miscarriages has stolen her neighbour’s eight month old baby boy. When she arrived at her mother’s house with another person’s child the mother instantly called the police. The mother expressed that her daughter might have ‘snapped’ after suffering three miscarriages The child has been returned to the mother Her mother, Gina Julies, said:  “She is still hurt and broken about the miscarriages, because she never received counselling. I know in my heart she isn’t a woman who will take a child from its mother, but rather, she would shower that baby with love and attention."

This is end-time! A 17-year-old Michigan lady, Lestina Marie Smith, may bag life imprisonment if found guilty of defiling a 19-year-old man. Lestina Marie Smith According to mlive.com, she was said to have pinned down the man at knife point and forced him to engage in immoral acts with her on January 11 in Saginaw Township.

Have you ever been scammed by fraudsters before? This lady who chose to be anonymous chose to share her story about how she met someone on Facebook who scammed her after proposing marriage to her. Social media has been a breeding ground for potential scammers and gullible/innocent people are being scammed at every given opportunity. The scammer has been using this page to contact his victims A lady shared her story about how she met a man who she thought was her 'potential husband' on Facebook, and how she 'got engaged to him' and even started planning their wedding, even though they HAD NEVER MET. Sharing her story she wrote to AmandaChisomBlog:'''''''