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Nigerian Rapper, Noel Empraw Makes Debut With Album Algorhythm

by Solomon Nda-Isaiah
2 years ago
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Nigerian Rapper, singer and songwriter,  Noel Enejo Onoja , better known by the stage name Noel Empraw has dropped a thought-provoking album titled ALGORHYTHM.

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The rapper said the album which has been in the works for a while now has finally made it out for fans to enjoy.

Noel Empraw who currently have a management partnership with Lambada Entertainment and a South African publishing company – Sheer Publishing, said the release of the album is the beginning of what he terms Africa’s Biggest Musical Export and calls on fans and friends to support the success of the project.

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Speaking via telephone shortly after the release of the album last ,Noel said for long, the Nigerian music industry has stereotyped some music forms especially music from independent artistes and this has caused a lot of talented musicians to fall off the industry radar, he also added that such stereotype has made the industry way too expensive for independent artistes discouraging a lot of them.

According to Noel Empraw, “There are a lot of talented guys who are being pushed out of the industry because of the excessive billing system and off course the stereotype for alternative sounds emanating from indie talents

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While this is not about genre particularly, the listening industry have been programmed to downplay disruption, we believe this will however change over time because the era of glorification of mediocrity is fast fading”

Speaking about the content of the album, Noel said the album contains songs from personal stories to songs that address anomalies of the African society with tracks like “Woké Africa Woké” including songs on love, happiness and thanksgiving, the album ALGORHYTHM is available on all streaming platforms worldwide.

 

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Nigeria’s Sanitation Economy Poised To Hit $14.23bn By 2030 – Shettima By Patience Ivie Ihejirika, Abuja Vice President Kashim Shettima Has Said That Nigeria’s Sanitation Economy Could Grow To As Much As $14.23 Billion By 2030, But Only A Fraction Of This Potential Is Currently Being Tapped. Shettima Stated This On Monday At The Opening Of The Maiden National Sanitation Conference, Themed “Accelerating Sanitation For All” In Abuja. Represented By The Special Assistant To The President On Humanitarian Affairs And Development Partners, Mrs Inna Binta Audu, The Vice President Regretted That Despite Notable Government Efforts, Millions Of Nigerians Still Lack Access To Safely Managed Sanitation Facilities, Adding That The Gap Continues To Fuel Diseases, Undermine Productivity, And Impose Heavy Economic Losses On The Country. “While The Demand For Sanitation Services Is Being Generated Through The Social And Behaviour Change Communications Approach Of The Campaign, We Also Recognise The Need To Strengthen The Supply Side Of The Value Chain And Maximise The Sanitation Economy And Menstrual Hygiene Marketplace Potentials In The Country, Estimated To Grow To $14.23 14.23billion By 2030. “This Is Broken Down To $9.9 9.9billion For The Toilet Economy, $2.5 2.5billion For The Circular Sanitation Economy, $25 Million For The Smart Sanitation Economy And $1.8 1.8billion For The Menstrual Hygiene Marketplace. However, Only A Few Of These Potentials Are Being Exploited, And There Is A Need To Identify Scalable Approaches For Their Realisation,” He Said. According To Him, A World Bank Assessment Once Estimated That Poor Sanitation Cost Nigeria N455 Billion Annually, Equivalent To $3 Billion In 2012. “Open Defecation Continues To Threaten Public Health, Contaminate Water Sources, And Damage Our National Image,” He Said. The Vice President Highlighted A Series Of Federal Government Initiatives Aimed At Reversing The Trend, Including The Clean Nigeria: Use The Toilet Campaign, The Pewash Programme, The Surwash Programme, Schoolwash, Healthwash Interventions, And A Presidential Executive Order Backing Efforts To End Open Defecation. He Disclosed That 158 Local Government Areas (Lgas) Have Now Achieved Open Defecation–Free (Odf) Status, Alongside Two States, Jigawa And Katsina, Which Attained This Status Through A Partnership With Unicef. He Added That Thousands Of Communities Nationwide Have Also Achieved Odf Certification. Shettima Added That The National Outcome Routine Mapping (Washnorm) Survey Is Helping To Track Progress On Sanitation-Related Targets Under The Sustainable Development Goals (Sdg) 6.1 And 6.2. He Reaffirmed Nigeria’s Commitment To Achieving Sdg 6.2, Which Targets The Elimination Of Open Defecation And Ensuring Universal Access To Sanitation By 2030. He Stated That Sanitation Remains Central To National Priorities, Encompassing Health, Education, Agriculture, And Economic Growth. He Also Emphasised That President Bola Tinubu’s Administration Has Placed Wash At The Centre Of Its Development Agenda, Including The Establishment Of The Federal Ministry Of Water Resources And Sanitation. Earlier In His Welcome Remarks, The Minister Of Water Resources And Sanitation, Prof. Joseph Utsev, Said The Conference Provides A Platform For Dialogue, Innovation, And Partnership To Accelerate Sanitation Progress. Describing Sanitation As “A Cornerstone Of Human Development And A Key Determinant Of National Prosperity,” Utsev Noted That The Ministry Convened The Conference In Collaboration With Partners To Consolidate Progress Under Major National Initiatives Such As The Clean Nigeria: Use The Toilet Campaign, And To Advance Actions That Will Ensure Universal Access To Safely Managed Sanitation Services. He Said Participants Will Review Achievements Recorded Through National Wash Programmes And Discuss How To Scale Up Evidence-Based Solutions, Strengthen Coordination Across Government Levels, And Attract The Investments Needed To Meet The Country’s Sanitation Targets. “I Am Particularly Pleased That This Maiden Conference Brings Together Government Officials, Development Partners, Researchers, Civil Society Organisations, The Private Sector And Other Stakeholders,” Utsev Said, Noting That Such Multi-Sector Engagement Is Essential For Achieving Sdg 6 On Water And Sanitation By 2030. The Minister Expressed Deep Appreciation To President Bola Ahmed Tinubu For Providing The Policy Direction And Enabling Environment For Progress Within The Wash Sector, And To Vice President Kashim Shettima For His Leadership Of The Clean Nigeria Campaign And The National Steering Committee. He Urged All Participants To Seize The Opportunities Presented By The Conference As Nigeria Works Toward Eliminating Open Defecation, Expanding Access To Sanitation, And Safeguarding Public Health. In His Vote Of Thanks, The Permanent Secretary Of The Ministry, Richard Pheelangwah, Praised The Vice President, The Minister, Development Partners, Including The World Bank, Unicef, Wateraid, And Others, For Their Support. He Called For The Momentum From The Conference To Translate Into Concrete Actions That Will Advance Sanitation Access Nationwide. Participants At The Conference Include Policymakers, Researchers, Csos, Development Partners, Private Sector Players, And Representatives From Across Nigeria And Abroad. The Two-Day Event Features Technical Sessions, An Exhibition Pavilion, And Discussions On Strengthening The Sanitation Value Chain.

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