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Pesoheti Modeling Agency Launches, Promises Top Class Services

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By Eric Elezuo

A combination of three heavyweights and randomly talented youngsters have pulled their wealth of experience and knowledge in the showbiz world together to come up with a classic modelling agency in Lagos called Pesoheti. The youths, who variously run one arm of entertainment outfit after another are Innocent Odewingie, who is the Managing Director of the parent outfit, Pesoheti; King David of Berrycut Model Management and Love Nebo of Tales By Brownie.

At the launch of the all in one modelling agency, the stakeholders told The Boss that the outfit, christened Pesoheti Modelling Agency after the parent stakeholder, has come to stay, and obviously bringing a whole new dimension to modelling in terms of scouting, recruitment and management.

In the words of Odewingie, “there is no better time to come up with this gigantic and lofty effort, and to crown it all, it is with people that have three desires in life; success, success and success.” He described the collaboration with Berrycut and Talesbybrownie as a one stop supermart where scouting, management, molding and sustaining of gains of models are achieved.

Responding, King David, a graduate of Zoology and Botany from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, who has been in the business of showbiz and entertainment for an upward of six years with Berrycut, an offshoot of Super Nova Creations spoke matter of factly, saying that in collaborating and partnering with one another as Pesoheti, a lot of things would be shared and prompt achievement derived within a very short period of time.

“We share a common interest and perspective which is tailored towards redefining the trajectory of the modelling industry,” he said.

With an unrivalled expertise in creative media management of brands, with special emphasis in entertainment, showbiz and modelling, Love Nebo, better known by his brand, Tales by Brownie, revealed that modern, digital and traditional media will be variously employed to help brands perfectly tell their stories.

“It has become our duty as Pesoheti to package ideas and perfectly passed it across to the right audience, who in this case are the clients. In this agency, as it is with Tales by Brownie, we help people capture their brands story, interpret it for them in a way it will catch the attention of their target audience thereby increasing visibility, drive sales and make revenue, the UNN graduate said.

She added that collaborating with Pesoheti, which is a business that has been in the industry for a while is really a big deal.

“We are here to tell a modeling story differently and uniquely, and tell it right. What are we bringing to the table is quite different from what is already obtainable – of a truth, the collabo is bringing in something new and the story would be differently told as time unfolds. For the benefit of safeguarding of copyright or infringement of any sort, let me not divulge everything in a bit, but the story of this collaboration will wow the modelling world.

The group has promised that failure is not an option in its agenda, as they have noted that Pesoheti is into many other businesses including artist management, entertainment, and fashion. As a result, it would be disastrous to make a single mistake because it will reverberate on the other businesses.

“Consequently, we are not only working to keep the modeling agency in good stead, but also protect the interest of a whole lot of other endeavours attached to it, so any potential client is in good hands, and is assured of best value for money. So, clients can be rest assured that this collaboration is smooth sailing and will do everything for the success of every and any client,” Nebo revealed.

Recognising, via long standing experience that growing to stardom is not as tedious as remaining as a star, Pesoheti has therefore, said that its business will not end at scouting and discovering the model, but includes management of the model, which invariably sustains stardom. This is because when one who was previously famous drops from fame, the repercussion naturally falls back on the agency managing him.

“Obviously, we don’t want that. And so, it is part of the many new things we are bringing to the table – how to keep one a star. We hold their hands all through, sustain their stardom, and above all make sure that they make money and manage it. Our models will not just be models in name, we are going to create a typical model, who will in turn empower others and positively affect the society. We produce all round models. We are also pushing the black narratives, and tapping into our black history, and the glory that our future can be,” she said.

Differentiating between model agency and management, King David, also known as Berrycut stressed that Pesoheti is involved in both and more, saying that being in entertainment and also having a record label, additional modeling agency will create an entirely new vista that many people will desire to tap into.

“We are basically creating something new. As we are launching now, tomorrow portends something bigger because in the future, Pesoheti is sure to produce someone who will represent this country in beauty pageantry, and with this collaboration, I know we are going far.

“The agency focuses on the job of giving the model a face and ensures that she makes progress while the management scouts for the models and gives them a roadmap. Most times, models are signed into an agency, but have no clear cut direction; the management provides this direction and roadmap. Our aim is to turn all our models into influencers. By this, we don’t mean having Instagram followers; we are talking about a leader with different diversification, and into many fields. We don’t just bring our models to the system, we give them a leverage whereby they influence and explore their own talents, vision and goal.

Pesoheti Modelling Agency has a lot up its sleeves, and into many businesses to impact the individual and society at large, but it’s ultimate goal is to be the number one choice in every visual picture in Nigeria, be it movie, music or the likes, and create models, who will in turn be the number choice of most, if not every brand. They also proved by methods and facilities on ground that Pesoheti modelling agency is not just about beauty, but also brains. Yes, the first attraction may be about physicality, but Pesoheti goes beyond that as its target is more encompassing. Pesoheti looks out for the uniqueness and distinct quality which an individual is endowed with through distinct scouting

Berrycut and Tales by Brownie explain more: “There are things we look out for, with special emphasis on physical characteristics, but not on the regular societal reckonings as regards beauty, but special things like legs, cheekbones, collarbones, voices and more.”

The group hope to add voice modeling as part of the new items on the table to feature distinctly in television and radio jingles. It also insists that there are no limitations to models and modeling as the model is just a representative, and so it is not only open to slim persons, but to persons of diverse clans, depending on the brand they are modelling for.

While modelling contracts last within a year, and room for renewing for another, Pesoheti is not in the business of holding back any model who intends to fly and take up other challenges.

Odewingie, and the group in general, sees the agency in a heightened position in the next one year. He explained that with the modalities put in place, and the facilities acquired, with the kind of human resources managing the outfit, and the grace of God, the next one year will present a different positive story that will leave the public wondering. The transformation will affect the global world.

The group of young people are of the view that marketing will not in any way pose a barrier because their product will definitely sell itself.

“We are producing models who will be used as influencers, as ambassadors and return makers. It is therefore natural that such clients, and others who witnessed it will keep coming back. We have a product that markets itself. All we are asking is for corporate bodies, individuals and others to take advantage, and they will be happy they did. When you use our models, you have deals, sales and conversions happening from time to time,” King David added.

Pesoheti has an enviable track record, which cuts across all walks of life, and global connection. This is as a result of the merging of the three bigwigs. Nebo explains that the group’s list of jobs are mostly of international billings like the British Council among other great brands. On the part of Berrycut, the organisation revealed that it has organised and staged a whole lot of pageantries and produced many beauty queens. It has worked with companies as a business development professional to develop their businesses to enviable status.

Pesoheti is a group of young persons with a passion to grow the Nigerian creativity. They have from the word, go, established the desire to tell the African story in the best possible way, leveraging on their God-given talents. Doing business with them is worth the while.

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Sowore ‘Slumps’ Amid Police Teargas During Abuja Protest

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There was panic on Friday after human rights activist, Omoyele Sowore, collapsed following a confrontation with the police during a Democracy Day protest at the Unity Fountain in Abuja.

Reports said that Sowore collapsed after police operatives moved to disperse protesters gathered to demonstrate against insecurity, economic hardship and bad governance.

The demonstrators were dispersed after security personnel fired teargas canisters at the protesters in an apparent attempt to break up the gathering.

Following the incident, Sowore has reportedly been taken to an undisclosed hospital for further examination and treatment.

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Global Stage, Local Heart: Davido Champions Justice for Kidnapped Oyo Schoolchildren at FIFA Concert

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By Shakirat Akintola

He may be selling out arenas worldwide and headlining some of the biggest global stages, but Afrobeats megastar Davido proved this week that his heart remains firmly with the people of Nigeria.

On Wednesday night, during his highly anticipated performance at the official FIFA World Cup Countdown Concert in Los Angeles, the “Unavailable” crooner turned a massive moment of global celebration into a powerful, intentional act of advocacy.

Walking onto the Crypto.com Arena stage, the international icon chose not to wear high-end luxury fashion, but rather a custom black leather jacket designed to honor the 39 schoolchildren and seven teachers violently abducted from the Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State.
A Global Icon Who Refuses to Forget His Roots

For an artist operating at Davido’s level, navigating massive global brands like FIFA usually comes with strict, highly sanitized corporate boundaries. Yet, the singer intentionally used his massive platform to ensure that the tragedy unfolding back home would not be swept under the rug by international media.

Backstage and throughout his high-energy performance of hits like “Fall,” the singer made sure his wardrobe spoke volumes. The front of his jacket was adorned with green circular buttons, each bearing the individual name of a student or teacher taken from the Ahoro-Esinele community in May.

In a heartbreaking and meticulously planned detail, the names of those still held in captivity were written in white, while the names of the victims who have tragically already died during the ordeal were highlighted in stark red. Across the back of the jacket, the message was clear and unmissable to the millions watching worldwide: “BRING THEM HOME.”

“We Represent Everywhere We Go”
Speaking moments before he climbed the stage alongside international electronic group Major Lazer, Davido was visibly carrying the weight of the situation, showing that his global success hasn’t detached him from the realities facing everyday Nigerians.

“Peace and love everywhere. May God be with the families of the abducted and the ones who have been killed,” Davido said in an emotional backstage address. “They still haven’t been rescued, we’re praying to God every day. We’re also praying to God that the government hastens… My country is going through a lot. We represent everywhere we go.”

This isn’t a passive, one-off gesture for the singer. Despite a grueling international schedule ahead of the 2026 World Cup—where he is prominently featured on the tournament’s official soundtrack album—Davido has consistently used his massive social media presence to demand immediate, decisive action from both federal and state authorities.

Amplifying the Cry for Help

By bringing the Oriire local tragedy to one of the premier entertainment capitals of the world, Davido has forcefully inserted Nigeria’s security challenges into the global conversation.

Back home, the crisis remains critical. The ongoing hostage situation has already sparked a total shutdown of public schools in Oyo State, with the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) declaring an indefinite strike until their colleagues and students are safely returned.

In a landscape where international superstars are often criticized for becoming disconnected from local struggles, Davido’s bold FIFA showcase serves as a stark reminder of what true cultural ambassadorship looks like. He didn’t just perform for the world; he made the world look at the faces and names of the people who need them most.

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Statement on the State of the Nation by Some Concerned Nigerians

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We are a group of concerned Nigerians, alarmed at increasing threats to the Nigerian Nation and desirous of sharing our concerns with fellow citizens.

Our assessment of the state of the Nation reveals that Nigeria stands at a dangerous crossroads where rising insecurity, an alarming level of electoral manipulation by government, and the weakening of democratic institutions are converging into a national crisis that threatens the country’s survival.

Nigeria faces a grave threat to its foundational constitutional principle of the separation of powers. Checks and balances between the branches of government have been imperilled.

The legislative branch has been placed under near total control of the executive branch. The judiciary appears to have lost both its independence and its integrity. There are no checks on the powers of the executive who now govern as they please without accountability or respect for the people’s concerns.

Institutions have been compromised, weakened, and subordinated to the interests of the executive arm of government. This erosion of institutional independence has fuelled public distrust to its highest level in our history creating a crisis of political exclusion and impunity that is pushing violent extremism, organized crime, and communal conflict to a tipping point.

To reverse this trajectory, Nigeria must urgently recommit to democratic accountability, judicial independence, and institutional reforms that strengthen the rule of law. The electoral processes must be transparent, credible, and insulated from executive interference.

The crisis in Nigeria cannot be separated from the broader instability engulfing the Sahel region. The spread of terrorism, arms trafficking, unconstitutional changes of government, and porous borders across countries such as Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger continue to intensify insecurity in Nigeria and the wider Lake Chad Basin. The collapse of regional cooperation and democratic governance in parts of the Sahel further emboldens armed groups, weakens state authority, and undermines civilian protection across West Africa.

Regional security cooperation between Nigeria and Sahelian states should be revitalized by establishing strong bilateral and multilateral platforms for intelligence sharing, border governance, and community-based peacebuilding initiatives.

Equally important is investing in youth employment, education, social protection, and local conflict resolution mechanisms to address the root causes of radicalization and insecurity.

Recommendations

1. Government should as a matter of urgency recognise that insecurity in the Sahel fuels the Nigerian crisis and that rapprochement between AES (Alliance of Sahel States) and ECOWAS is an important element in Nigeria’s national interest.

2. Government should immediately appoint a high-level Special Envoy for the Sahel to begin the urgent task of rebuilding trust between Nigeria, the AES and ECOWAS while revamping regional mechanisms for peace and security.

3. Civil society organisations should actively sensitize citizens and strengthen public demand for accountability. Nigerians must be bold and courageous in protecting civic rights and resisting the current climate of restricting civic space.

4. We call on the Private Sector as critical stakeholders in the nation-state agenda to continue to support and demand accountability in governance and the promotion of the rule of law as the basic premise of economic progress and nation building. Professional bodies and associations must rise to the challenge of building a broad national consensus to oppose tyranny and ensure maintenance of checks and balances in governance and the protection of the rule of law.

5. We call on our traditional leaders and members of the clergy to rise to the full weight of their moral and civic authority to promote peaceful co-existence, solidarity, and inter-faith dialogue to arrest the current slide to criminality and civil disorder.

6. Given the clear and consistent indications of the lack of neutrality and competence of INEC, professional bodies such as the Nigerian Bar Association, Unions, and other civic groups must set up mechanism of engaging the electoral body to ensure that the 2027 elections are free, fair and credible.

7. The Judiciary must address the perception of its complicity to stall democratic processes. It must remain independent and uphold the rule of law. As a matter of urgency, the Nigerian Bar Association must call its members to order for professional conduct and strengthen its monitoring on the judiciary, it must stay alert and patriotic and ensure political actors play by the rule. The National Judicial Council must set up a framework for holding judges accountable for decisions they take in the context of electoral process.

DATED AT ABUJA, NIGERIA 8th JUNE 2026

1. Dr. Husseini Abdu
2. Amb. Fatima Balla OON
3. Dr. Usman Bugaje
4. Prof. Ibrahim Gambari, CON
5. Dr. Yahaya Hashim
6. Prof. Jibrin Ibrahim
7. Prof. Attahiru Muhammadu Jega OFR
8. Prof. Mohammed Kuna
9. Abubakar Balarabe Mahmoud, SAN, OON
10. Mal Kabiru Yusuf

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