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𝐕𝐈𝐃𝐄𝐎: 𝐅𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐡 𝐁𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐇𝐨𝐧𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐬 𝐓𝐢𝐧𝐮𝐛𝐮 𝐖𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐏-𝐒𝐪𝐮𝐚𝐫𝐞’𝐬 ‘𝐓𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐌𝐨𝐧𝐞𝐲’ 𝐚𝐭 𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐃𝐢𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐫 A French band delighted attendees at a state dinner in Paris on Thursday by performing P-Square's hit song “Testimony (Taste the Money)” in honour of President Bola Tinubu. The dinner, hosted at the Palais de l'Élysée during Tinubu’s three-day state visit to France to foster closer diplomatic and economic relations between the two nations. In a now-viral video, the band delivered a vibrant rendition of the Afrobeat classic, seamlessly blending Nigerian rhythms with a French flair. The performance earned applause from the audience, including Tinubu and First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu, who appeared thrilled by the cultural gesture. In addition to P-Square’s hit, the band also performed “Mama Africa” by Bracket, further celebrating Nigerian music on an international stage. --- Follow us for more breaking news and videos

Because when you leave Nigeria and taste life abroad, you will quickly realise that: having regular electricity power supply is not a luxury; getting fast internet connection is not a luxury; being able to eat 3 times a day is not a luxury; building good roads without potholes is not a luxury; driving a car is not a luxury; owning a phone or a laptop is not a luxury; having access to good education is not a luxury regardless of your social or economic situation; being owed your salary for months is not normal, being threatened with jail or sack letter when you ask for your unpaid salary is not normal, being told to pay one full year rent ahead to a landlord (when an employer will never pay you one year salary ahead) is not normal, going on the road and hearing multiple car horns blasting everywhere all the time is not normal, sending money to someone using a bank app and it takes them many hours or even days before they receive it is not normal; seeing govt workers at the airport blatantly begging for money at every opportunity is not normal; being asked for bribe when the police stops you on the road is not normal; being stuck in traffic on a highway and having poor people (who should be taken care of by government) running and putting their lives at risk just to sell Gala on a busy motorway is really not normal; seeing primary school teachers engage in beating a child with a cane and torturing a child with inhuman punishments because the parents are unable to pay school fees is actually not normal; government owing retired civil servants their monthly pensions knowing fully well these old people mostly have no other source of income as they are too old to work and they will mostly likely die from hunger and illness without their pensions, yet govt owes them is really not normal; being expected to “do weekend for the boys” when you get to the police checkpoint on a Friday evening is not normal; being scored a lower grade in your university course because a mad professor believes “A is for God” is not normal; See ehn I am tired of writing, When you travel abroad and you have a conscience, you will always look back and curse nigerian politicians for the evils they have done and continue to do. And the more you think of all the above, You will continue to be very angry and upset because you know these same Nigerian politicians travel to these places, they see how things work so well, yet they come back home to Nigeria and embark on a deliberate determined agenda to destroy our country, damage us all as a people and wreck all our future as a collective.

@EditiEffiong 😀😀

Oh sweet summer child…

@4eyednerd Happy birthday Bolu, have a great year

Another year round the sun. Like play, like play mid 30s are already here. Happy Birthday to Me 🎈🎈🎈

@olutomidehans @Solomon_Buchi It's considered rude and aggressive

@Solomon_Buchi I would like to understand why staring is considered crossing a boundary. I understand every other point.

One day, we'll talk about how your celebrities promote drug use among young people by the kind of lyrics out there.

@Jae_Simeon @DrTee_official @dejitoye Incredibly talented. His character was fierce, don't know how he retained his calmness and still respected the king despite everything

@DrTee_official @dejitoye Abi 99.9, everytime I see him I just smile , his demeanor chilled but commanding

Owobo Ogunde who played Baṣorun in #Anikulapo, the series, is Hubert Ogunde's last son. According to him, in the 70s, he played Oriadekigbe in his dad's play 'Aropin T'Enia' in Glover Hall, Lagos (adapted to film in 1982). This video👇🏾 is from a stage production (Source: BBC).

@LadyRonke @Smallmalik01 God will perfect our testimony, we will walk tall, laipe laijina

@Smallmalik01 Bookmarked Mo npada bo😅 d testimony never done😅

What sentence broke you, but you had to act like it didn’t?

@ThesaaJay @aproko_doctor 😃

Have you eaten egg that has soaked stew before?

@Omolxre @bamiogunfemi 🤣

@IamToyinRoberts People ask that? Wow

Just congratulate new mothers and move on. Resist the urge to ask ‘is it CS or normal delivery’? At this point I’m loosing count.

This theory makes sense...because we as a people are just so so loud. And I think we have that reputation too 😃

@ThisIsDikky @YourBabysDoctor 100 percent

@YourBabysDoctor Arrogance + Ignorance is a horrible combo! Chai. 😅

Gist day!

@KneWKeeD @snrmanOA She's adorable 😃😀

@snrmanOA She's cute 😅

The woman in that video said “ how can a Yoruba president watch Yoruba people suffer” Maybe ask the northern people for past questions. Lmmmmaaaaooiyalomajeyinooooooooooooo

@lagospedia 😃😃

Get an interpreter if you don't hear Yoruba 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Life is just a constant stream of worries with little breaks in between. This is why I have stopped stressing about problems. Six months later and there would be something else you’re stressing over that seems just as insurmountable.

A mentor told me this when I was leaving for graduate school: "Invest in yourself and rise before trying to carry others, else, all of you will remain on the ground!" The statement continues to make sense.

Have you seen this video? The beauty in diversity . Showcasing the richness in cultural and racial differences.

@kolayodam_ Amen

You wouldn’t have to fake your smiles any longer very soon.