[Intro: Wizkid]

Ohh naa naa

Omo je ka shi ge ge woah

Ohh naa naa

Omo ge wa j'ogede

Ohh naa naa

Girl I no go let you go

Ohh naa naa

Omo je ka shi ge ge woah

[Verse 1: Tems]

Say I wanna leave you in the mornin'

But I need you now, yeah, yeah

I find you, I give you all you needin'

I know you what you like

I feel it comin'

Time is of the essence

I tried to teach you

But I'm gon' need some lessons

I need to give it all

I tried to leave but I can't

I don't know why, you're the one

Turn me out of my mind

[Chorus: Tems]

You don't need no other body

You don't need no other body

Only you fi hold my body

Only you fi hold my body

You don't need no other body

[Verse 2: Wizkid]

Say na me dey mess up your mind

And na me dey make you free up your mind

Say your body talk to me nice

Say na my love, you dey need for your life

Yeah our love no be lie

See yeah we dey together yeah day and night

Yeah if I leave you go kpai

Yeah if you leave I go kpai (Oh, oh woah)

I'm strokin' your body, baby

Lovin' your body, baby

As you're whinin' your body, baby

So crazy

Lovin' your body, baby

Gyal iwo ni temi

I just wanna let you know, oh woah

Hope every day that I dey by you

[Chorus: Tems]

You don't need no other body

You don't need no other body

Only you fi hold my body

Only you fi hold my body

You don't need no other body

[Bridge: Tems & Wizkid]

Baby, baby

Every body used to say

No one loves you like this

No one wants you the same way

Love 'til the mornin'

My head wan' to turn from your lovin'

I just wanna get you beside me (Woah, woah, woah, woah)

Gave you all you need, gave you all you need

Gave you all, you give me all you need, give you all you need, gave you all

Make ah give you all you need

Every touch you need, give you all

Make ah give you all you need, baby

Yeah-yeah, yeah-yeah

[Chorus: Tems]

You don't need no other body

You don't need no other body (Woah, woah, woah)

Only you fi hold my body

Only you fi hold my body (Yeah-yeah, yeah-yeah)

You don't need no other body

[Outro: Wizkid]

Baby girl I want you there

Girl I want you there

Promise to treat your love fair

Woah-woah, woah-woah

When we touch, how we connect

Woah-woah, woah-woah

Said this love, have no regret

Woah-woah, yeah-yeah

Yo

Yo Rexxie on this one

Shebi tele tele, lama fo fun won wipe

K'oma wa l'oru, toripe awa ti jade

Amo ni sinyi o

Ton ba wa losan, ton ba wa loru

Awa n be ni be, awa o de le fo fun won

Toripe awa tingasa, awa o de le sa fun won

Aye yi o le o (aye yi o le)

Aye lo m'aye le (aye lo m'aye le)

Ninu aye lo ti di f'aye, aye lo m'aye le

(Aye lo m'aye le)

Aye yi o le o (aye yi o le)

Aye lo m'aye le (aye lo m'aye le)

Ninu aye lo ti di f'aye, aye lo m'aye le

O n pe oku iya yi ni (eyin le ma sin iya yin)

Oku your mother (eyin le ma sin iya yin)

Oku momsi yin (eyin le ma sin iya yin)

Oku your mama (eyin le ma sin iya yin)

Nigba tin jale

Tin mi o ba teni kan je, ti mo ni ti're ma da

Wo ko n binu ori lasan

Ori ma mu won

Owo ma ba won

Ti olorun ba ti gba'dura mi, bukata mi a fu'ye

Aye yi o le o (aye yi o le)

Aye lo m'aye le (aye lo m'aye le)

Ninu aye lo ti di f'aye, aye lo m'aye le

(Aye lo m'aye le)

Aye yi o le o

Aye lo m'aye le

Ninu aye lo ti di f'aye, aye lo m'aye le

Ninu aye lo ti di f'aye, aye lo m'aye le (yo!)

Aye yi o le o

Aye lo m'aye le (yo Rexxie on this one)

Ninu aye lo ti di f'aye (yo!)

Aye lo m'aye le

Yo! Yo!

Spirimix

Nigerians have been enjoined to be proud of the indigenous Adire Fabric by showing more patronage, while private organisations and government should show commitment to its production and distribution.

This advice was given in Abeokuta, by the Project Manager of the prestigious Ogun State Fashion fair, Mr Adeyemi Adeleye, who disclosed that this year's event will honour some prominent Ogun Indigenes who have contributed to the development of the State, most especially as it concerns tourism and the promotion of the local adire fabric.

Mr Adeleye said this year's Edition will honour former Governor Olusegun Osoba, who will be the Chairman of the day as the 2021 Adire Ambassador for his love for promoting the local  Adire Fabric.

He said, "Former Governor Gbenga Daniel would be honoured with a Tourism Innovation Award, based on the creativity he brought to the Olumo Rock to meet a unique standard, while Chief Olumide Aderinokun, Chief Toyin Amuzu and Mr Olamide Lawal would also be awarded.

Mr Adeleye said without investments in local production of our needs, the country would continue to find it difficult to maintain a good balance of trade. 

According to him, "we can't continue to rely on foreign goods for all our needs. The reality today is that we should produce our own things and stop being only consumers who rely on other countries to survive". 

Mr Adeleye said the idea of the Adire fashion show, tagged "Ara Edition" and the fourth in the series is to promote the Adire fabric and raise the consciousness in our people to cherish and be proud of our indigenous fabric". 

He added that a special Adire Fabric for the event is out for sale, to make it a colourful funfare.

Mr Adeyemi stressed that Adire was no longer limited to being used as clothing material alone, but also creatively used in different ways and this can boost the economy of the state if properly explored. “You can use it to make varieties of souvenirs like note books, throw pillows, wall arts, lamp stands and backpacks, among others,” he noted.

He also assured, that this year's Ogun Adire Fashion show coming up on September 12, will be quite interesting, as it will feature runway, products exhibition and merit awards while the 2021 Miss Adire International will emerge.

The bride wore a white beaded dress and a white cloth face mask that said “Mrs.” in curly black letters. Her new husband, dressed in black, wore one that said “Mr.”

Vaughan Chambers and Alicia Funk put the face coverings on shortly after they exchanged vows and kissed in front of a neon-lit sign in a Las Vegas wedding chapel and posed for photos with an Elvis impersonator who officiated at their wedding.

The Chicago couple had put their wedding plans on hold in March because of the coronavirus. But when they realized it would be a long time until they could gather friends and family for a celebration, they decided to go ahead..

In early May, they invited a handful of close friends who live near Las Vegas — the self-proclaimed “Wedding Capital of the World” — and bought cheeky face masks for the nuptials.

“It’s really nice to have something good in the middle of all of this bad,” Funk said.

For couples getting married in Sin City’s famous chapels, the vows they make to love each other “in sickness and in health” take on fresh meaning in the time of the coronavirus.

Brides and grooms sanitize their hands and get their temperature checked before walking down the aisle. Guests are rare and typically don face masks. And drive-thru weddings are more popular than ever.

The few guests who can attend ceremonies keep their distance. Other loved ones who can’t attend sometimes watch via videoconferencing.

Funk and Chambers are among more than 1,500 couples who have been issued marriage licenses in Las Vegas since the county clerk’s office reopened on April 27 after closing for nearly six weeks to slow the spread of the virus.

“We’re seeing a lot of the kind of traditional, old school elopements with just the couple,” said Melody Williams, executive director of chapel operator Vegas Weddings. “They’ll get back to their big to-do at a later time.”

With new safety protocols calling for masks and social distancing at weddings, the clerk’s office is issuing about 72 licences a day — well below the 200 typically issued before the Covid-19 outbreak.

Many of those newlyweds prefer drive-thru ceremonies — a speedier service that some chapels were offering long before the coronavirus emerged and businesses began moving transactions outside to keep customers safe in their cars.

Williams said her 15-minute drive-thru service is the easiest option for couples that want to marry quickly.

“It’s contactless,” she said. “We still try to make it a nice, elegant ceremony as best we can.”

Couples can work in personalized vows or a scripture reading and get a video recording of the service, and chapel staff hand out a long-stemmed rose to the bride.

Many couples have been scrambling to find rental gowns or tuxedos because the clothes they initially planned to wear may have been stuck in transit or at a shuttered alterations shop.

That’s what happened to Jennifer Escobar and Luz Sigman of San Francisco, who decided to pick replacement wedding outfits from their closets.

They initially planned to marry on May 8 — a date they had engraved on their wedding bands and hoped to keep. But when they couldn’t find a county clerk’s office closer to the Bay Area that would issue a wedding license, they decided to make the 11-hour drive to Las Vegas.

Escobar’s sister and niece who live in Las Vegas joined them for the ceremony, wearing face masks as they watched the special moment.

“Everything got canceled but at least we still got to do this,” Escobar said.

Escobar said she and her new wife hope to have a reception in October with more family and friends. They’re considering making it a masquerade party.

“People could still wear masks,” she joked.

AP