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Music Wednesday: Davido – Kalo Connect (prod By Young D)

Davido is one dude that’s certainly not resting on his laurels. For the 2nd week in a row, he’s putting out a new song. Last week, we heard “One Of A Kind”. Now it’s “KALO CONNECT”; a song that sees Davido dissecting a Young D beat and taking us to the dance floor for the umpteenth time.

Look out for songs like “Skelewu” and the video for “One of a Kind” in the coming weeks. For now, listen/download this crazy joint and put it on repeat.

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Rochas Okorocha Launches Youth Empowerment Programme in Imo.

In a bid to tackle the high rate of unemployment in Imo State, Governor Rochas Okorocha has launched the Youth Must Work programme aimed at engaging and empowering all unemployed youths in the state.

The programme which was launched at the Heroes Square in Owerri, the Imo State capital, South East Nigeria brought together over 10,000 unemployed graduates from all the 27 local government areas in the state.

The programme is aimed at bringing all unemployed youths in the state together, identifying their different areas of specialisation and empowering them with the necessary tools which will get them fully engaged before they are gainfully employed in their desired jobs.

Music Wednesday: J. Appiah Ft Flourent Malouda - I Ain't Rich Yet (Video)

Lovely and soulful music by J. Appiah featuring Cameo appearance by former Chelsea star, Florent Malouda.

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Following on from the excellent success of his debut single “I Ain’t Rich Yet” which was playlisted on BBC 1Xtra a couple of months ago and supported by online tastemakers such as SBTV, Link Up TV, MOBO.com and Urban Development among others, we are proud to share with you, the brand new music video for “I Ain’t Rich Yet” from fast-rising UK-based Acoustic Soul singer and songwriter J. APPIAH…

Directed by Kmen Media and starring Chelsea FC superstar and French international Flourent Malouda, the brilliantly crafted music video is a resoundingly inspiring, emotive and heart-stirring experience that epitomises the very heart of J. Appiah’s “I Ain’t Rich Yet” single rather perfectly as it visually portrays this compelling and inspiring tale of hope, perseverance and ambition while bringing this emphatically rousing song further to life…

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Realest Deal: 18ft Python Killed In Florida (Pics)

A Miami man briefly wrestled with and ultimately used a knife to kill a Burmese python measuring 18 feet, 8 inches. That sets a state record for pythons captured or killed in the wild. The previous record measured 17 feet, 7 inches. Jason Leon was not hunting pythons but, while driving late at night recently in southeast Miami-Dade County, he and a friend spotted about 3 feet of snake protruding from the brush. Leon applied the brakes, climbed out of the car, grabbed the visible portion of the snake, and began hauling it onto the road. The giant constrictor responded by trying to wrap its body around one of Leon’s legs, but he was able to dispatch the reptile with a knife. Burmese pythons are native to grassy marshes of Southeast Asia and can grow to about 23 feet and weigh up to about 200 pounds. In Florida, where they’ve been released as pets and escaped from wildlife facilities, there are thousands of them, mostly within the Everglades ecosystem. As such a large and voracious invasive species, they’re a threat to native wildlife. The state would like to eradicate them, if that were possible. Leon, meanwhile, is being praised. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission issued a news release, in which exotic species specialist Kristen Sommers stated: “The FWC is grateful to him for both safety removing such a large Burmese python and for reporting its capture…With the help of people like Mr. Leon and our ongoing partnerships with other agencies, the FWC is advancing what we know about Burmese pythons in Florida.” Leon, who said he once owned Burmese pythons and has experience handling the nonpoisonous snakes, reported the capture via a hotline used for reporting exotic species. The python was delivered to the University of Florida’s Fort Lauderdale Research and Education Center where it was measured and a necropsy was performed.

Watch the video here http://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/Man-Says-He-Caught-Largest-Burmese-Python-on-Record-207973381.html