Olowu Taiwo better known as
L.T has just concluded video shoot for his tribute song to his late mum titled
‘Mama.’ L.T is a son to recently deceased Nollywood actress, Henrietta Kosoko.
The talented pop act
released the audio of the heart rending song a week after his mum’s burial and
it has started attracting rave reviews since it hit the airwaves.
Meanwhile, as part of
efforts to make the video being unique and make his teeming fans relate with
the video emotionally, L.T has asked his fans to post a collage photos of them
and their mothers on Instagram, 20 of which would be selected and put in the forthcoming
video since the song is also dedicated to all mothers.
L.T hails from Ogun state
but was born and bred in Lagos state. He started his music career in 2009 with
his first single called ‘Jekafo’ produced by Philkeyz, an R&B song that
caught the ladies mind. Later in 2014, he dropped his hit song ‘Se Jeje’, an
Afro pop song that made the young and old dance to its rhythmic tune.
L.T, who is also a
choreographer, is one of the twin boys late Henrietta had before marrying
veteran actor, Jide kosoko. His twin brother, Kehinde is into music production.
Indecent Dressing Ban In Mountain
Of Fire Branches Worldwide
On Tuesday an announcement
on banning indecent dressing was made again it forbid any-body revealing
outfits in all Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM) branches
worldwide.
The church said its major
standard was holiness and that informed its decision to preoccupy itself with
the preaching of the gospel.
“Our church is principally
a deliverance ministry and that means we are fighting against demonic forces,”
it said.
The MFM stated this when
the church’s media committee, led by its chairman, Pastor Oladele Bank-Olemoh,
visited Punch Headquarters at Magboro, Ogun State.
According to Bank-Olemoh,
the MFM General Overseer, Dr Daniel Olukoya, had warned that indecent dressing
would no longer be tolerated in the church.
He said, “The G.O. had
warned that if those who dress indecently do not change, they will not be
allowed into the church. And today, if anybody is not properly dressed, the
person will not be allowed into the church; we will politely tell the person
that he or she cannot enter, that is the standard.”
Bank-Olemoh, however, said
it was lamentable that some people hid under Christianity to perpetrate evil.
He therefore urged the
people to strengthen their relationship with God, rather than hide under
religion.
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