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Prolific producer and singer, Terry G has survived his second accident in 5 years. The singer popular for his craze-influenced dance steps and beats, was involved in a terrible car crash at about 6:00am this morning in Lagos. The accident which badly damaged his Range Rover Sport SUV, reportedly happened on his way back from a night club between the 1st and 2nd roundabout in Lekki, Lagos. Thankfully the singer is doing fine, his reps have confirmed. According to his Personal Assistant, Terry G wasn't the one driving. The driver was someone in his entourage and all occupants of the SUV are fine, except the driver who sustained injuries. It could be recalled that his former vehicle, a Toyota Camry, got ruined 5 years ago when he ran into a road demarcation around Chemiron, close to Sunday Market, in Ogba, Lagos. See Photos Below. 

The Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo, on Saturday reaffirmed the position of the Federal Government that the country’s currency would not be devalued in spite of pressures to act otherwise. But the former Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, Joseph Sanusi, replied that delaying the devaluation was akin to postponing the evil day. The positions were taken at a town hall meeting that the Vice President held with his co-tenants in the Victoria Garden City (VGC) on the Lekki-Epe axis of Lagos. At the widely attended and thought provoking event, Mr. Osinbajo insisted that devaluation was not on the table, adding “that is the position of government’’. According to him, the CBN will operate in line with the speech delivered by President Muhammadu Buhari, after he was elected to come up with flexible exchange rate to be supported by strong monetary policies. He said that the foreign exchange policy of government was to stop unnecessary consumption of imported goods and promote local man