Nigerian reggae star Jah Device delivered an electrifying performance in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, captivating fans with his energetic stage presence and powerful reggae sound. The performance drew music lovers and reggae enthusiasts who turned out in large numbers to witness the celebrated artist perform some of his notable songs. This thrilling performance was done on the 45th Bob Marley day and his fans who attended were well thrilled.

In his words, he said Port harcourt is seen as the hidden treasure in the reggae music industry. Looking at how successful the event went because those that were invited showed up and stayed from 6 PM up till 5 AM.
Jah Device said that he used music to fight terror, saying that music is my tool and its value cannot be overemphasized.
He went ahead to say that even in Plateau State, music is one of the biggest employer of labor, For example last year December, we did an event a countdown to new year where businesses recorded high patronage, restaurants and eateries had good sales.
In my band, My band i employ about 20 people who play instruments and do backup for me.
He went ahead went on to appreciate The Mayor of Hounsing My ACE China who is one of the pillars of the music industry. He has been a bossom friend, brother and was my classmate during school days

Jah Device, born Vincent Kaweng Nyam, hails from Plateau State, Nigeria, and has built a reputation as one of the country’s prominent reggae voices. Known for his conscious style of music, he uses his songs to promote peace, justice, love, and social awareness, earning him admiration from fans both within and outside Nigeria. I Am Device aka Jah device is the brand ambassador of the mayor of housing in Nigeria

Over the years, the reggae artiste has gained international recognition through projects and collaborations beyond Nigeria. His song “Revive Justice” attracted global attention and contributed to his participation in international music initiatives, while his work continues to connect with audiences across different countries.

His appearance in Port Harcourt further highlighted his growing influence in the reggae industry, as fans applauded his performance and commitment to using music as a tool for positive change. The event reinforced Jah Device’s status as one of Nigeria’s leading reggae ambassadors on the global stage.

The president of Nigeria Weightlifting Federation (NWF), Dr. Ibrahim Abdul has revealed five factors that helped the country’s contingent excel at the recent African Senior Weightlifting Championship in Ismailia, Egypt, Sports247 reports.

While reflecting on the historic outing, Abdul praised the lifters for their courage and determination, then noted the impact played by proper preparation, adequate welfare and support by all stakeholders.

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Abdul also thanked top shots of National Sports Commission (NSC) for their support and pointed out that the nation’s lifters confirmed that the country remains a strong force on the continent.

The NWF boss noted the role played by NSC’s chairman, Mallam Dikko as well as the director-general, Honourable Bukola Olopade, who visited their camp during the competition.

He also acknowledged that proper preparations and adequate motivation also helped the contingent excel at the championship, where the women’s team placed first wirh a totat of 12 gold medals.

He further described the feat as a strong indication that Nigerian sports can attain greater heights with proper preparation, unflinching support and adequate motivation of the country’s athletes.

His verdict came after Nigeria’s contingent of 10 lifters got one of the country’s most impressive outings on the continental stage, winning a total of 29 medals – 14 gold, 13 silver and two bronze – during the championship.

Abdul further added that the performance was due to total commitment, discipline and fighting spirit displayed by the lifters throughout the competition.

He posited extensively, “This performance is a clear statement that Nigeria remains a major force in African weightlifting. Our athletes showed courage, determination and excellence against the best on the continent.

“The results from Egypt prove that with adequate preparations, proper welfare and continuous encouragement from stakeholders, Nigerian sports can compete favourably anywhere in the world. The future of weightlifting and indeed Nigerian sports is very bright.”