911 (Emergency) was inspired by the intense emotions that come with being
deeply in love. The song tells the story of a relationship where love feels urgent,
powerful, and impossible to ignore, just like an emergency call. It reflects the feeling
of needing someone who brings peace, comfort, and happiness into your life.

Through heartfelt lyrics and melodies, the track captures the passion shared
between two people who genuinely care for each other. It is a celebration of
genuine love, devotion, and the emotional connection that makes someone feel like
home.

Born and raised in the musically vibrant city of Jos, Nigeria, to the Christian family
of Goyomma Lamba Sati, Victor Sati Goyomma, professionally known as
Rhemedy Boy, is one of Nigeria’s most promising Afrobeats artists and
songwriters. Coming from the same city that birthed musical giants like 2Baba and
M.I Abaga, he was immersed in a soundscape that mixed traditional Nigerian
rhythms with global influences. This environment shaped his unique sound, which
fuses Afrobeats, Highlife, R&B, and subtle touches of reggae.

In 2023, Rhemedy Boy made a powerful return with the release of his debut
extended play (EP) titled Prologue. The four-track project featured standout songs:
Rare, Omo Ologo, Sativa, and Kilimanjaro. Building on the EP’s success, he shot
his first official music video in 2024. He has released more than 13 songs so far.

Rhemedy Boy’s music reflects his roots and reality, characterised by emotional
melodies, catchy rhythms, and thoughtful lyrics that speak to love, struggle, identity,
and hope. He effortlessly blends Pidgin, Hausa, and Yoruba in his music, creating
songs that resonate across cultures and borders. Celebrated for his lyrical depth
and versatility, he has written songs for both emerging and established artists in
Nigeria. His lyrics often capture the spirit of everyday life, wrapped in catchy hooks
and danceable beats.
Influences
Rema,fireboy dml,xxxtentacion

Political commentator, Imran Wakili has claimed that the African Democratic Congress, ADC, and former Vice President Atiku Abubakar may be unable to recover from the political setbacks allegedly caused by former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Babachir Lawal.

In a post shared on X on Thursday, Wakili argued that Babachir’s actions had led to the exit of several prominent political figures from the ADC, leaving the party significantly weakened.

“The damage Babachir did to Atiku and ADC—there is no coming back from it! BINDOW is GONE, nobody is left in ADC except Atiku himself.

“Bindow gone, why? Babachir. Abbo gone, why? Babachir. Binani gone, why? Babachir. Nyako gone, why? Babachir. Nafiu Bala legal case, why? Babachir,” Wakili wrote.

DAILY POST recalls that Lawal resigned his membership of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, last month.

The former SGF said he could not remain in a party he accused of operating a “rigging machine” ahead of the 2027 general elections.

He also accused Atiku and his allies of pursuing ethnic and religious interests, arguing that the former vice president’s emergence as a presidential candidate would ultimately strengthen President Bola Tinubu’s chances of securing a second term.