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17/09/2020

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17/09/2020

LIONEL MESSI wins nine-year fight to trademark his surname

Footballer Lionel Messi can register his name as a trademark after a nine-year legal battle, the EU's top court has ruled.

The European Court of Justice dismissed an appeal from Spanish cycling company Massi and the EU's intellectual property office, EUIPO.

The Barcelona footballer first applied to trademark his surname as a sportswear brand in 2011.

But Massi argued the similarity between their logos would cause confusion.

Liverpool FC fails in bid to trademark city's name
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) said that the star player's reputation could be taken into account when weighing up whether the public would be able to tell the difference between the two brands.

In doing so, it upheld a ruling by the EU's General Court in 2018 that the footballer was too well known for confusion to arise.

Massi, which sells cycle clothing and equipment, was successful in its initial challenge to the Barcelona striker's application. But it lost out when Lionel Messi brought an appeal to the General Court, which ruled in his favour.

Messi, 33, who wears the number 10 shirt, has been crowned world football player of the year a record six times and is the world's highest-paid soccer player, according to Forbes. It puts his total earnings for 2020 at $126m (£97m).

In August, he made headlines by sending a fax to his club declaring his intention to leave.

But when Barcelona responded by insisting that any team that took him on would have to honour a €700m (£624m) release clause, he changed his mind, saying he did not want to face "the club I love" in court.

BBC

17/09/2020

LIONEL MESSI

Footballer Lionel Messi can register his name as a trademark after a nine-year legal battle, the EU's top court has ruled.

The European Court of Justice dismissed an appeal from Spanish cycling company Massi and the EU's intellectual property office, EUIPO.

The Barcelona footballer first applied to trademark his surname as a sportswear brand in 2011.

But Massi argued the similarity between their logos would cause confusion.

Liverpool FC fails in bid to trademark city's name
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) said that the star player's reputation could be taken into account when weighing up whether the public would be able to tell the difference between the two brands.

In doing so, it upheld a ruling by the EU's General Court in 2018 that the footballer was too well known for confusion to arise.

Massi, which sells cycle clothing and equipment, was successful in its initial challenge to the Barcelona striker's application. But it lost out when Lionel Messi brought an appeal to the General Court, which ruled in his favour.

Messi, 33, who wears the number 10 shirt, has been crowned world football player of the year a record six times and is the world's highest-paid soccer player, according to Forbes. It puts his total earnings for 2020 at $126m (£97m).

In August, he made headlines by sending a fax to his club declaring his intention to leave.

But when Barcelona responded by insisting that any team that took him on would have to honour a €700m (£624m) release clause, he changed his mind, saying he did not want to face "the club I love" in court.

BBC

17/09/2020

LIONEL MESSI

Footballer Lionel Messi can register his name as a trademark after a nine-year legal battle, the EU's top court has ruled.

The European Court of Justice dismissed an appeal from Spanish cycling company Massi and the EU's intellectual property office, EUIPO.

The Barcelona footballer first applied to trademark his surname as a sportswear brand in 2011.

But Massi argued the similarity between their logos would cause confusion.

Liverpool FC fails in bid to trademark city's name
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) said that the star player's reputation could be taken into account when weighing up whether the public would be able to tell the difference between the two brands.

In doing so, it upheld a ruling by the EU's General Court in 2018 that the footballer was too well known for confusion to arise.

Massi, which sells cycle clothing and equipment, was successful in its initial challenge to the Barcelona striker's application. But it lost out when Lionel Messi brought an appeal to the General Court, which ruled in his favour.

Messi, 33, who wears the number 10 shirt, has been crowned world football player of the year a record six times and is the world's highest-paid soccer player, according to Forbes. It puts his total earnings for 2020 at $126m (£97m).

In August, he made headlines by sending a fax to his club declaring his intention to leave.

But when Barcelona responded by insisting that any team that took him on would have to honour a €700m (£624m) release clause, he changed his mind, saying he did not want to face "the club I love" in court.

28/08/2020

BREAKING: Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe intends to resign due to health issues, according to Japan's public broadcaster NHK, citing sources close to Abe.

28/08/2020

Messi transfer rumour
🔴Update
Neymar has asked PSG to move for want-away Barcelona star Lionel Messi, Sky Sports reports. Messi shocked the footballing world earlier this week when he requested a move away from Barca. PSG have been mentioned as one of the few teams that could afford the Argentine superstar, and former Barca star Neymar is hoping to be reunited with his ex-team-mate.
On the other side, Manchester City are ready to offer three players to Barcelona in exchange for Lionel Messi, according to Sport. It is claimed Gabriel Jesus, Bernardo Silva and Eric Garcia will be offered to the Catalans. Barca have been linked with all three players in the past, and had reportedly made an offer for Garcia this month.
In the course of the day, Messi's father released a disclaimer that a certain viral audio attributed to Messi is false. The audio emits a voice telling City striker Kun Aguero that he will be looking forward to leave Barca and join City. According to Messi's father, his son's voice was mimicked.
Journalist Marcelo Bechler, renowned for his reliability, equally made an outing stating the only reason Messi may stay at Barca is that his family has settled in Spain and would find inconveniences moving to settle England.
Ever since Messi handed in his formal transfer request in the evening of August 25th, more stories have come out regarding the ramifications of Messi leaving Barcelona. With Messi still having one year left on his current deal, the Catalans are holding out for his £631 million release clause to be activated by a team who wants him.
However, the Argentine is trying to get around this and have his contract terminated by FIFA. Nick De Marco QC, who has represented sport's governing bodies, players, clubs and agents since 2002, says world football's governing body is likely to be asked to settle any dispute in the first instance.
That's what you could bring together for you, today. Stay tune for more updates on this.

31/07/2020

Stephen Tataw dies at 57.

Stephen Tataw , the celebrated 1990s Captain of the of is dead. The 57-year old football legend died this Friday, July 31st, 2020 in Yaounde after a brief illness. Remember Stephen Tataw Manyu boy who bounced from Nacho High School Football team in Bamenda into a trajectory that took him to Cameroon's national football squad?
He played with
Tonnerre Yaounde from 1988 to 1991,
Olympic Mvolyé from 1992 to 1994.
He was the captain of Cameroon during their historical run at the 1990 FIFA World Cup, where the team became the first African nation to reach quarterfinals. Tataw was selected 63 times between 1986 and 1994.
He worked with the Cameroonian Football Federation, FECAFOOT before his demise. One of Tataw's last official outings was during the Draw Ceremony of the postponed 2020 African Nations Championship, CHAN.

31/07/2020

The Governor of the North West has suspended the salaries of about 100 government workers as they have used the pretext of the anglophone Crisis to abandon work. He insists more of the suspensions will be imminent as there is security put in place in the North West and South West for all workers to resume work.
This was made known in a security meeting held on Thursday 30/07/2020.

31/07/2020

Eid El-kebir

14/07/2020

Higher Education Minister, Jacques Fame Ndongo has in a public notice stated that the Bamenda University of Science and Technology, BUST is registered as a University Institute and not a university.
"Consequently, all diplomas (HND, Bachelor's degree, Master's degree, PhD) delivered and signed in violation of its accreditation statue by the by the authorities of BUST are not recognised by the ministry of higher education" the notice reads.

02/07/2020

Hushpuppi And Mr. Woodberry Extradited To The US

The Federal Bureau of Investigations, FBI has confirmed the extradition of Hushpuppi and his accomplice, Mr. Woodberry to the US.

The Dubai Police shared this update on their official Instagram page today, July 2, after the FBI sent them a letter of appreciation for arresting and extraditing both suspects to the US.

Recall that couple of weeks ago, Nigerian socialite and Dubai-based big boy Hushpuppi and other suspects were arrested over alleged case of internet fraud.

The duo, Raymond Igbalode Abbas (Hushpuppi) and Olalekan Jacob Ponle (Mr. Woodberry) were nabbed in what the Dubai Police tagged "Fox Hunt 2".

The FBI sent their heartfelt appreciation to the Dubai Police through its Director, Christopher Wray.

29/06/2020

29 May
International Day of UN Peacekeepers (A/RES/57/129)

28/06/2020

27/06/2020

AFRICA
Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera declared winner of the Fresh Presidential Elections

27/06/2020

“I bin think say coronavirus na joke until e catch me, my wife and pikin”
PSquare Peter Okoye share how coronavirus infect am, im wife and family.

26/06/2020

23 June
United Nations Public Service Day (A/RES/57/277)

23 June
International Widows' Day (A/RES/65/189)

25 June
Day of the Seafarer [IMO] (STCW/CONF.2/DC.4)

26 June
International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking (A/RES/42/112)

26 June
United Nations International Day in Support of Victims of Torture (A/RES/52/149)

27 June
Micro-, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Day (A/RES/71/279)

25/06/2020

Liverpool are confirmed as champions of English football's Premier League, the club's first top-flight title in 30 years.

23/06/2020

Cameroon-Buea University: President Biya Terminates Lecturer’s Contract
The decree signed on June 22, 2020 is based on Article 49 and 50 of decree number 93/027 of 19th January 1993 governing the university.
The lecturer is accused of “attempting to disrupt reseat examinations in the said faculty during the 2018/2019 academic year and repeated actions likely to impede the normal and regular functioning of the University Institute.” (Translated)
Following the dismissal statement, Dr. Ndeh has been removed from his functions as part of the higher education personnel as from June 22, 2020 without suspension of his right to pension.
Dust is yet to settle on the dismissal case of Barrister Agbor Balla of the same university in the Faculty of Law and Political Sciences who was dropped off the school administration over an examination question he drafted, relating to the Anglophone crisis.
The University of Buea is the lone Anglo-Saxon University in Cameroon, grooming both national and international students in diverse fields.
Source: LeGideon
Laarry's News Room.

23/06/2020

World number one Novak Djokovic has become the latest tennis player to test positive for coronavirus.

21/06/2020

19 June
International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict (A/RES/69/293)

20 June
World Refugee Day (A/RES/55/76)

21 June
International Day of Yoga (A/RES/69/131)

21 June
International Day of the Celebration of the Solstice (A/RES/73/300)

18/06/2020

Supreme Court blocks Trump from canceling Daca
The Supreme Court has ruled to block Trump from canceling Daca, the Obama-era program that offered undocumented immigrants brought to the country as children the chance to legally reside in the US.

Chief Justice John Roberts and the court’s four liberals made up the majority, with Roberts writing the opinion.

18/06/2020

Cameroon: Ernest Obama's Arrest Is Ordered By Amougou Belinga, Proprietor Vision4 TV - A Source hints
A close source at Vision4 television, a private media outfit in Cameroon's centre region, say the arrest and detention of Ernest Obama, former director of the cooperation is under firm instructions of the proprietor of Vision4 Television.
Picked in the morning of Thursday June 18, 2020, the current editor in chief of L'Anecdote Newspaper, a publication under the owner of Vision4 TV, was arrested for alleged mismanagement of funds made for L'anecdote Newspaper, a insider told Laarry's News Room.
He is being detained at the Defense State Secretariat, SED. He was spotted barefeet and with handcuffs.
We also gathered that besides the arrest of Ernest Obama, some of his former collaborators at Vision 4 are also being interrogated on instructions of the boss though backstage.

Developing story.......

Laarry's News Room

18/06/2020

18 June
Sustainable Gastronomy Day (A/RES/71/246)

13/06/2020

12 June
World Day Against Child Labour

13 June
International Albinism Awareness Day (A/RES/69/170)

11/06/2020

North West: Unite For Health Shortcircuits COVID-19 With Telemedicine
With the present global pandemic that is jeopardizing the public from accessing quality healthcare service, Unite For Health Foundation has short-circuited the COVID 19 by introducing Tele-medicine.
With the program launched recently at their centre in Bamenda, chief town of the North West region, patients don't have to risk going to the hospital but to just make use of their hotline for consultation and prescription of their required medication.
The country manager of Unite for Health, Biyeh Edwin, told The Voice, that in a developing African country like Cameroon, public healthcare has always been dangerously inadequate. People in many communities and everyone outside major cities have virtually no access to doctors. This results in undiagnosed and untreated medical conditions, as well as disturbingly high rates of maternal and infant mortality. With the arrival of the highly infectious COVID-19 virus, the situation has already become dire in startling ways.
"....Our response is to vastly expand our telemedicine outreach program so that people can consult with a doctor without fear. People visit the micro-clinic for some tests and treatments, prenatal care and child vaccinations...."
According to him, the person or child with a fever can be diagnosed for malaria on FaceTime and get treatment. Many other routine health conditions can be monitored and taken care of. People suspected of having the coronavirus can be directed to the nearest testing facility. The launch of a telemedicine program in Bamenda is to help patients who are scared to go to hospital to be able to call and consult with a doctor free of charge.
"....We are also helping IDP pregnant women give birth free of charge in our clinics.........We follow them up from ANC to delivery for free and we shall help 100 women. We have already helped deliver 20 babies in this program since January...." He said
Opening Hours Monday to Saturday from 8am to 6pm, even WhatsApp calls are accepted.
Since 2007, Unite for health has provided healthcare services to over 20,000 Cameroonians in its three micro-clinics.
Unite for Health is found in Bonamousadi -Yaounde and Eloumden-Mbankomo.

09/06/2020

Coronavirus: Satellite traffic images may suggest virus hit Wuhan earlier

An apparent surge in traffic outside Wuhan hospitals from August 2019 may suggest the coronavirus hit the area earlier than reported, a study says.
Harvard researchers say satellite images show an increase in traffic outside five hospitals in the city from late August to December.
The traffic spike coincided with a rise in online searches for information on symptoms like "cough" and "diarrhoea".
China said the study was "ridiculous" and based on "superficial" information.
It is believed that the virus first appeared in China some time in November. Authorities reported a cluster of pneumonia cases with an unknown cause to the World Health Organization (WHO) on 31 December 2019.

"Clearly, there was some level of social disruption taking place well before what was previously identified as the start of the novel coronavirus pandemic", Dr John Brownstein, who led the research, told ABC news.
The study has not been peer-reviewed.
What did the study show?
The researchers examined commercial satellite data from outside five Wuhan hospitals, comparing data from late summer and autumn 2018 to the same time period in 2019.
In one case, researchers counted 171 cars parked at one of Wuhan's largest hospitals, Tianyou Hospital in October 2018.
Satellite data from the same time in 2019 showed 285 vehicles in the same place, an increase of 67%.
A surge in online searches for words associated with the symptoms of coronavirus on the Chinese search engine Baidu seemed to emerge at the same time.
"This is all about a growing body of information pointing to something taking place in Wuhan at the time," Dr Brownstein told ABC.

"Many studies are still needed to fully uncover what took place and for people to really learn about how these disease outbreaks unfold and emerge in populations. So this is just another point of evidence."
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying dismissed the findings at a press briefing on Tuesday.
"I think it is ridiculous, incredibly ridiculous, to come up with this conclusion based on superficial observations such as traffic volume," she said.
What are the implications of the study?
The BBC's John Sudworth in Beijing says there were limits on the data set used by researchers - for example, they could not always compare satellite images taken on the same day in consecutive years due to cloud cover in some of the photos.
But if the infection was present - undetected perhaps - some people could have been leaving Wuhan and travelling abroad and that fits with some of the other evidence we have begun to see in other parts of the world suggesting early cases of Covid-19, our correspondent says.
However it may be unfair to use the study as evidence of a cover-up or delay in China's response, because with a previously unknown illness taking root in a community it is quite possible that there was some undetected spread before it was noticed officially, our correspondent adds.

China reported pneumonia cases with an unidentified cause to WHO on 31 December 2019.
Nine days later, Chinese authorities revealed they had detected a novel coronavirus (later named Sars-CoV-2, the virus causing Covid-19) in several of the pneumonia cases.
Wuhan and other Chinese cities went into lockdown on 23 January 2020.
The WHO declared Covid-19 a Public Health Emergency of Global Concern on 30 January 2020 - this followed 82 confirmed cases outside China.

BBC NEWS

09/06/2020

CORONA VIRUS

Cameroon slashes its 2020 budget by over CFA542 billion

According to the Presidential ordinance of June 3, 2020, which will be submitted to and probably adopted by Parliament during the ordinary session which opens on 10 June, the State’s 2020 budget falls from XAF4,951.7 billion to XAF4,409 billion.
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09/06/2020

Cameroon: >Anglophone Crisis< Former US Diplomat Says Mediation Process Is Now
“In Cameroon, it is clear that neither side can win on the battlefield. The time has come for the African Union to ask the U.N. Security Council to appoint a special representative to begin a mediation process".
The statement was made by former US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, Herman Jay Cohen, this Tuesday June 9, 2020.
According to him, time for mediation is now.
Laarry's News Room.

09/06/2020

Yaounde launches new drug structure in fight against coronavirus
9, June 2020
Cameroon’s Minister of Public Health, Dr. Malachie Manaouda on June 4 has launched a new drug structure in the fight against coronavirus in the presence of the Korean Ambassador, according to a news report by ‘journalducameroun’.
“Set up within the framework of the fight against the COVID-19, the structure, Mediline Medical Cameroon SA, will also be specialized in the supply will focus on the importation and distribution of pharmaceutical products, supply chain, medical equipment, medical consumables, reagents, and food supplements,” Dr. Malachie Manaouda said.
Stakeholders said at the launch of the structure that for a start, it will have two logistics centers based in Douala and Yaounde while for its logistical deployment, the company has a Cheyenne-type cargo plane with a capacity of half a ton for the rapid and secure transportation of these products to the ten regions of Cameroon. The distribution chain is supported and secured by software that guarantees the management, tracking, and traceability of all products.

“Cameroon has these past years invested huge efforts in the in terms of health and continue to do so within this health crisis. I am delighted to see the setting up of this structure which is a fruit of the cooperation between our countries and we know it will go a long way to improve on the health of the population, “outgoing Korean Ambassador, Bok Ryeol Rhyou said.
Culled from Devdiscourse

09/06/2020

LIBYA

Erdogan says 'agreements' reached with Trump over Libya

Turkish president says there could be a 'new era' in the Libyan conflict following a phone call with his US counterpart.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said "some agreements" have been reached with his US counterpart Donald Trump that could herald a "new era" in the conflict in Libya.
Turkey supports the internationally recognised government of Fayez al-Sarraj, whose forces have in recent weeks driven back an assault on the capital, Tripoli, by the forces of renegade commander Khalifa Haftar.

While the US officially supports Libya's UN-recognised Government of National Accord (GNA), Haftar is supported by Washington's allies - Egypt, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Saudi Arabia - as well as France and Russia.
"After our call this evening, there could be a new era between the US and Turkey regarding the (Libya) process," Erdogan told state broadcaster TRT on Monday.
"We reached some agreements during our call", he said, and alluded to a "possible step" the two countries could take together, but offered no details.
A White House statement said Trump and Erdogan discussed the war in the north African country, as well as Syria and the wider eastern Mediterranean region, but gave no details.
Turkey's support for the GNA has helped shift the balance in the country, helping the Tripoli-based forces score a string of military victories in the country's west and around Tripoli, inflicting a heavy blow to Haftar's year-long campaign to capture the capital.
Last week, GNA forces also recaptured Tripoli's airport, gaining the upper hand against Haftar's self-styled Libyan National Army (LNA) based in the country's east - the seat of the rival administration.
On Monday, the GNA's forces launched offensive to seize the strategic city of Sirte, as it rejected a unilateral ceasefire proposed over the weekend by Egypt, a Haftar ally.
OILFIELD TARGETED
Egypt had called for a ceasefire starting Monday, as part of an initiative which also proposed an elected leadership council for Libya. Haftar's other supporters, Russia and the UAE, welcomed the proposal.
But Erdogan, whose support for the GNA's forces helped change the course of the war, said the GNA would continue fighting to seize the coastal city of Sirte and the Jufra airbase further south in a strategic region of the oil-exporting country.
"Now the goal is to take over the whole Sirte area and get it done. These are areas with the oil wells, these are of great importance," the Turkish president said.
Libya's GNA launches offensive to seize strategic city of Sirte
Erdogan said he would also discuss Moscow's role in Libya with President Vladimir Putin, including what he said was the supply of Russian planes and Pantsir air defences to Haftar's forces.
"They have Pantsirs there, they sent 19 warplanes to Libya," Erdogan said. "After talking with him, we can plan ahead."
Meanwhile, on Tuesday, Libya's National Oil Corporation (NOC) said an "armed force" had entered the Sharara oilfield and told employees to shut the oilfield, hours after maintenance operations started.
The NOC added in a statement that it had told employees not to obey the order regarding field operations.
The statement did not specify which group the "armed force" belonged to.
The Hamada pipeline running from Libya's Sharara oilfield has been reopened, the Petroleum Facilities Guards said in a short statement on Friday, after it was closed during a blockade on oil exports.

ALJAZEERA

08/06/2020

Vatican Archbishop to Trump: 'Children of Darkness' Oppose You

Influential Vatican Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, the former Papal Nuncio to Washington, D.C., has written to President Trump, praising his leadership during a critical juncture in his presidency as he faces harsh criticism for his handling of the coronavirus and the George Floyd protests.
In a June 7 letter addressed to President Trump and obtained by Newsmax, Viganò writes that the President’s enemy is “the children of darkness – whom we may easily identify with the deep state which you wisely oppose and which is fiercely waging war against you in these days . . .”
The Archbishop indicated that the “Covid emergency” will likely be viewed in the future as a “colossal operation of social engineering.”
“We will also discover that the riots in these days were provoked by those who, seeing that the virus is inevitably fading and that the social alarm of the pandemic is waning, necessarily have had to provoke civil disturbances, because they would be followed by repression which, although legitimate, could be condemned as an unjustified aggression against the population,” Viganò wrote.
The Archbishop claimed that “the same thing is also happening in Europe, in perfect synchrony.”
Viganò praised Trump as a “President who courageously defends the right to life, who is not ashamed to denounce the persecution of Christians throughout the world, who speaks of Jesus Christ and the right of citizens to freedom of worship.”
President Trump came under fierce criticism last Tuesday after visiting the Catholic National Shrine of Saint John Paul II in Washington.
Washington Archbishop Wilton Gregory, a church liberal, publicly chastised the Shrine for hosting the President.
In a statement Gregory stated: “I find it baffling and reprehensible that any Catholic facility would allow itself to be so egregiously misused and manipulated in a fashion that violates our religious principles, which call us to defend the rights of all people even those with whom we might disagree.”
The President’s visit to the Shrine came shortly after he signed an Executive Order at the White House supporting religious freedom around the world. The day before the President had visited St. John Church and held a Bible up in front of a press gaggle. On Sunday night, protesters attempted to burn the historic church down.
In his letter Viganò told Trump that the attacks were “part of the orchestrated media narrative which seeks not to fight racism and bring social order, but to aggravate dispositions; not to bring justice, but to legitimize violence and crime; not to serve the truth, but to favor one political faction.”
Without referencing Gregory by name, Viganò implied he was “aligned on the opposing side” to the President.
“They are subservient to the deep state, to globalism, to aligned thought, to the New World Order which they invoke ever more frequently in the name of a universal brotherhood which has nothing Christian about it, but which evokes the Masonic ideals of those want to dominate the world by driving God out of the courts, out of schools, out of families, and perhaps even out of churches,” Viganò said.
Viganò concluded his letter, “United against the Invisible Enemy of all humanity, I bless you and the First Lady, the beloved American nation, and all men and women of good will.”
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08/06/2020

BARRISTER SAMA FRANCIS IS NO MORE
RIP

08/06/2020

COVID19 PANDEMIC: THE NORTH WEST REGION AT 179 CASES, 31 DEATHS AND 8 HEALTH DISTRICTS AFFECTED.
DIAL THE FOLLOWING NUMBERS IN CASE OF ANY SUSPECTED CASE OR DEATH:
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650 335 693
Share these contacts with your family members. A well trained medical team is just there to reach you wherever you are.

07/06/2020

CAMEROON ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY
Mr Leo leaves Alpha Better Records
Dear Lion Nation,
I have ended my journey with Alpha Better Records. Forever grateful for all the years, experiences and brotherhood founded on love and music. I thank you all for the love and endless support you showed this family.
I promise we will continue to make beautiful music for you all in the future. As I dare to my new path, I pray you guys come along and hold my hands as you have always done.
Thank you Salatiel for all you taught me, for the brotherhood but most importantly for the music. As hard as it is to move on, a man has got to grow and we grow most when we try new paths.
With love, Lion.

07/06/2020

8 June
World Oceans Day (A/RES/63/111)