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Sailing with the Paddle

On the musical symbols bore the notes of his debut, armoured by the ingenuity of an exceptional natural gift ... 1991, a prime in his own numbered Smooth dynasty that bred the discography of an amazing career. A dare say, a legendary plus to the competitive and complex highlife genres where masters are tutored even by the wannabes. Young Choppers superceded a mere debut album, not just a walk into stardom but an indestructible footprint of the paddle begged by numerous canoes to navigate them in the musical voyage. Chief , now barristered in the proverbial seikeme tangbei bou fa can indisputably stand as the great iroko loved by fans , dared by enemies within Egbema, Ogbe-ijor and Enekorogha, beyond Abayasa forest and Nigeria. The Paddle has an international repute , jumping over the borders of Africa! Chief.Barrister.S .Smooth, an unwavering niche with the ambassadorial prowess of modern Owigiri has his name embodied in the struggle against discrimination, marginalization, oppre...

Mama Bena Goes Home

The remains of Mrs Benakedoumene Tuduo ( Akpolade) , mother of Barrister Oweilaemi Tuduo will be committed to mother earth on the 5th of December 2025, at Odisiware Quarters ,Ekogbene town, Burutu LGA of Delta State ,Nigeria. This was made known to Xtrim News by the family through her son, Barrister Kingsley Tuduo. In a short conversation, Barrister Kingsley Tuduo expresses sadness and sorrow in losing his dear mother but glad that mama lived a fulfilled life through her selfless commitments in raising her children responsibly . According to Barrister Kingsley, mama was very friendly, peace loving, God fearing and hardworking . She will be greatly missed . In a message of condolence, Hon.Tam Oburumu (CEO of Xtrim news and Tam Television) who's a friend of her son, emphasized the true meaning of motherhood mama exemplified in her life. He prayed God to give the family especially Barrister Kingsley Tuduo the fortitude to manage this irreplaceable loss. Mrs Benakedoumene Tuduo, ...