Ifunanya - Imo Boy ft Touch Not

 Imo Boy "Change things"  crooner drops another  hit track in collaboration with 042 Diva "Touch Not" titled Ifunanya. It is a must have track.

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Change Things - Imo Boy ft Don Gazy

Jam! Jam!! Jam!!! 042 fast growing rapster Imo Boy drops a debut collaboration with Don Gazy another upcoming artist. Dont miss this inspirational jam.

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30min BANGERmix _Djbryt

For shaku shaku lovers,
I forcefully worked on this 30min banger so you can kee yaa self with shaku shaku dance 😁. It's more like a freestyle mix. dance away yaa sorrow okay.

Meanwhile...

Firevibes 🔥🔥🔥 drops officially on Friday 17-08-2018

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DAVIDO's manager asaasika reveals how he met DJ cuppy his girlfriend

Asa Asika has revealed how he met his girlfriend, DJ Cuppy.

He made this known during a Question and Answer section with his fans where he revealed a friend linked him up with Cuppy.

When asked by a fan;

“How did you meet your girlfriend?”

He replied:

“My best friend linked us up for something else years ago.”


Well, it turns out they went on to build a nice relationship after that first meeting.

It was not until January this year before DJ Cuppy made her relationship with Asa Asika offical to the public.

DJ Cuppy mentioned during a live video session with her fans that she was getting ready for a dinner date with her dad and someone “Very special” to her.

Yes, VERY SPECIAL! And although the 25-year-old Dj mentioned no names, that special person appeared to be Asa Asika, the manager of musician, Davido.

The dinner meeting obviously ended well from the body language of the people in the picture.

Looks like DJ Cuppy is really serious about getting married this year and is already making the right moves! First was to introduce the man in her life to the other man in her life, her father!

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[1MUSIC]: Kezyklef – Kumasi Babe

Hit maker – Kezyklef comes through today with this smash self-produced record entitled “Kumasi Babe”.

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[1MUSIC] Nonso Amadi – “No Crime”

Nonso Amadi puts through new song for fans titled – “No Crime”

Nonso Amadi is one singer who never seizes to thrill his listener. Following that amazing path, he thrills again on this new record titled “No Crime”

“No Crime” is a number that has a lot of emotions laid in.

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[1MUSIC]D’Banj x Slimcase x Mr Real – Issa Banger

Iconic singer, D’banj has jumped on the current Shaku Shaku trend by inviting the vanguards, Slimcase and Mr Real, to create a street loud material titled ‘Issa Banger.’ The Koko master, D’Banj, comes with a whole new vibe in 2018 as he dishes out this new tune with the support of two youthful and energetic Shaku Shaku masters.

Slimcase and Mr Real brought the street spice to the song while D’banj held his forte on the new potential street pop sensation. Just like the title suggests, the song is banger with a waiting audience ready to add it to their playlist of party songs.

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[1MUSIC] DJ Spinall X Kiss Daniel – “Baba”

Kiss Daniel and DJ Spinall collaborate on new tune – Baba

Latest Pepsi Cola ambassador DJ Spinall follows up his well accepted collaboration with Star Boy Entertainment front man “Wizkid” with new Killertunes produced hit tune titled “Baba“.

The song “Baba” is a collaborative effort with Fly Boy Inc finest Kiss Daniel.

The song was mixed and mastered by STG.

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[1MUSUC] Joyer Lucas _ I am not racist

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With all due respect
I don't have pity for you black niggas, that's the way I feel
Screamin' "Black Lives Matter"
All the black guys rather be deadbeats than pay your bills
Yellin' "Nigga this" and "Nigga that"
Call everybody "Nigga" and get a nigga mad
As soon as I say "Nigga" then everyone react
And wanna swing at me and call me racist cause I ain't black
Well pound that then
Talkin' about slavery like you was around back then
Like you was pickin' cotton off the fuckin' ground back then
Like you was on the plantation gettin' down back then
Aight, look

I see a black man aimin' his gun
But I'd rather see a black man claimin' his son
And I don't mean just for one day and you done
I mean, you still trapped in a rut
And I work my ass off and I pay my taxes for what?
So you can keep livin' off free government assistance?
Food stamps for your children, but you're still tryna sell 'em
For some weed and some liquor or a fuckin' babysitter
While you party on the road cause you ain't got no fuckin' goals?
You already la

Wait, it's like you're proud to be fake
But you lazy as fuck and you'd rather sell drugs
Than get a job and be straight, and then you turn around and complain
About the poverty rate? Fuck outta my face!
You can't escape problems

You can pray for some change but can't break a dollar
Got nobody else to blame, so you blame Donald
"They fuck the world with a Make America Great condom"
My voice been back
I'm not racist, my sister's boyfriend's black
I'm not racist, my sister-in-law's baby cousin Tracy
Got a brother and his girlfriend's black

My head's in the cloud
Heard there's not enough jobs for all the men in your house
Maybe we should build a wall to keep the Mexicans out
Or maybe we should send 'em all to the ghetto for now
I'm not racist, and I never lie
But I think there's a disconnect between your culture and mine
I worship the Einsteins, study the Steve Jobs
But you ride 2Pac's dick like he was a fuckin' god, oh my god!
And all you care about is rappin'

And stuntin' and bein ratchet, and that's the nigga within you
Music rotting your brain and slowly start to convince you
Then you let your kids listen and then the cycle continues
Blame it all on the menu, blame it on those drinks
Blame it on everybody except for your own race
Blame it on white privileges, blame it on white kids
And just blame it on white citizens, same with the vice president

Bunch of class clowns
Niggas kneelin' on the field, that's a flag down
How dare you try to make demands for this money?
You gon' show us some respect,
you gon' stand for this country, nigg-er!
I'm not racist

I'm just prepared for this type of war
I heard Eminem's rap at the awards, who's he fightin' for?
Y'all can take that motherfucker too, he ain't white no more
It's like you wanna be so famous
You'll do anything for attention and a little payment
I can't take you nowhere without people pointin' fingers
Pants hangin' off your ass, you ain't got no home trainin'?
Put your fuckin' pants up, nigga! Put that suit back on!
Take that du-rag off! Take that gold out your mouth!
Quit the pitiful stuff
And then maybe police would stop killin' you fu
cks
Yo, what the fuck?! I'm not racist
It's like we livin' in the same buildin' but split into two floors
I'm not racist
But there's two sides to every story, I wish that I knew yours...

I wish that I knew yours
I'm not racist, I swear

With all disrespect
I don't really like you white motherfuckers, that's just where I'm at
Screaming "All Lives Matter"
Is a protest to my protest, what kind of shit is that?
And that's one war you'll never win
The power in the word "Nigga" is a different sin
We shouldn't say it but we do, and that just what it is
But that don't mean that you can
say it just cause you got nigga friends

Nigga, that word was originated for you to keep us under
And when we use it, we know that's just how we greet each other
And when you use it, we know there's a double meaning under
And even if I wasn't picking cotton physically
That don't mean I'm not affected by the history
My grandmomma was a slave, that shit gets to me
And you ain't got no motherfucking sympathy, you pussy nigga!

I'm sorry you can never feel my life
Tryna have faith, but I never felt alright
It's hard to elevate when this country's ran by whites
Judging me by my skin color and my blackness
Tryna find a job but ain't nobody call me back yet
Now I gotta sell drugs to put food in my cabinet
You crackers ain't slick, this is all a part of your tactics
Don't talk about no motherfucking taxes, when I ain't making no dough
You think you know everything but you don't
You wanna copy our slang and everything that we know
Tryna steal black culture and then make it your own, whoa

Fuck, I'm exhausted
I can't even drive without the cops tryna start shit
I'm tired of the systematic racism bullshit
All you do is false shit, this the shit that I'm forced with
And you don't know shit about my people, that's what bothers you
You don't know about no fried chicken and no barbeque
You don't know about the two-step or no loose change
You don't know about no 2 Chainz or no Kool-Aid, you don't know!

And even though Barack was half as black
You hated president Obama, I know that's a fact
You couldn't wait to get him out and put a cracker back
And then you gave us Donald Trump and now it's payback for that
I'm not racist, I never lied

But I know there's a disconnect between your culture and mine
Yeah, I praise 2Pac like he was a fuckin' god
He was fighting for his life right
before he fuckin' died nigga, die nigga!
And all you care about is money and power
And being ugly and that's the cracker within you
Hatred all in your brain, it slowly start to convince you
And then you teach it to your children until the cycle continue

Blame it on Puerto Rico, blame it on OJ
Blame it on everybody, except for your own race
Blame it on black niggas and blame it on black citizens
Aim at the black businesses, I ain't saying I'm innocent
But, I might be any day now

Treatin' everybody how you want and any way how
I swear North Korea 'bout to bomb us any day now
And now I'm duckin' everytime I hear a fuckin' plane now, shit
You know I make a lot of sense but you just can't admit it
When Eminem went against Trump, that was the illest
Cause even though he's white, he let us know he standin' with us
I'm not racist, but I cry a lot

You don't know what it's like to be in a frying pot
You don't know what it's like to mind your business
And get stopped by the cops and not know if you 'bout to die or not
You worry 'bout your life, so you take mine
I love you but I fuckin' hate you at the same time
I wish we could trade shoes or we could change lives
So we could understand each other more but that'd take time
I'm not racist

It's like we livin' in the same buildin' but splittin' the both sides
I'm not racist
But there's two sides to every story and now you know mine

Can't erase the scars with a bandage
I'm hopin' maybe we can come to an understandin'
Agree to disagree, we could have an understandin'
I'm not racist

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[1MUSIC] Runtown ft Fekky __ unleash

Runtown has finally unleashed the jam that has been trending on his Instagram page,

with the title (unleash).

in this he featured Fekky and together they made it a hit





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Death, Now Two For A Kobo In Nigeria

Death, Now Two For A Kobo In Nigeria – Niran Adedokun

Sometime in the 1970s, the Juju music maestro, then known as Chief Commander Ebenezer Obey, did a track wherein a line lamented the cheapness of death in the country. 

The line “iku di mejiepinni,” meaning “death has become two for a penny,” spoke about the frequency with which people, especially young ones died. It talked about the low life expectancy in the country and waxed spiritual by wondering whether this was a result of sin. Were he still in his elements today, one can only imagine what the great music composer and musical artiste would be singing.

At the time Obey released this music, those who died, even if they were young, died mostly from natural causes, largely due to the evolving state of medical sciences, not just in Nigeria but across the world.

The state of medicine has since improved so tremendously that illnesses, which killed people in the 1970s, have either been totally eradicated or most countries of the world have upgraded healthcare delivery so that preventive and curative therapies prolong the lives of people or entirely save them from such ailments.

But not Nigeria. The world seems to have moved on and left our dear nation behind.

Although Nigeria is significant for her population and large mass, it is notorious for supplying the world with the worst developmental index possible.

A 2015 report of the National Population Commission suggests that a total of 52,000 people die annually from childbirth or pregnancy related complications.  In other worlds, one woman dies every ten minutes in the process of bringing a new life. And the World Health Organisation says at least 70 percent of these deaths can be prevented if women had more access to skilled medical care. Medical science has found solutions to complications like post-partum hemorrhaging (excessive bleeding); hypertensive disorders (eclampsia), prolonged labour and infections that account for the preponderance of incidences of mortalities resulting from pregnancy. But not Nigeria!

In addition to the number corpses of women of child bearing age that Nigeria piles up every year, 2,300 under-five year children die from a myriad causes that the country is still grappling with.

WHO says that an average of 240 Nigerians die from cancer every day in Nigeria. This translates to ten people every hour and a total of 80,000 in a year. Nigeria is said to introduce an extra 100,000 cases of cancer into the world burden annually yet the country has less than one radiotherapy machine per one million people, hence, the Nigerian cancer death ratio of four out of five cases. At least 300, 000 fall into the cold arms of the grim reaper through malaria every year not to talk of the number of lives lost to non-communicable diseases and several other infections that most of the world no longer contends with.

Sadly it is clear that no one, leader or led, pays definitive attention to the tragedy  of healthcare delivery and what the unquantifiable volume of lives lost does to the image and future of Nigeria. Government at all levels, of course pays lip service, voting billions of naira to the sector annually, but there is no manifest improvement in access and quality of healthcare delivery from the primary, secondary, tertiary levels in Nigeria, which is a shame.

But the failure of governance and the humanity of Nigeria is even more evident in the unbridled level of cold blood letting that happens in the name of ethnic/religious clashes and other violent crimes. The country just seem to have suddenly been taken over by some merchants of death. It is so bad that Governor Abdul’azizYari of Zamfara State recently raised the alarm about his inability to maintain law and order in his state. This was after 30 lives were lost within one week

A report published in THISDAY newspaper in May, 2018 suggested that 900 people were killed in such violent circumstances in the first five months of this year. The number included lives lost in Benue, Taraba, Kaduna, Kwara, Plateau, Nasarrawa, Niger, Kogi and Adamawa States.

Last weekend, another 200 lives or more were added to the list when three local governments in Plateau State came under the attack of herdsmen who were said to be avenging the killing of their kinsmen as well as the theft of their cattle.

What happened on Sunday was not new though. Time and time again herdsmen have wrecked this inhuman havoc on helpless communities.You have justification of the attacks on the strength of its being reprisals to violence that had been brought on the Fulani herdsmen in the past. How these first attacks remain largely unreported is however a mystery.

Assuming the justification is correct however, that no one who has been involved in venting those reprisal attacks, which are usually not of equal measure with the supposed initial ones could suggest that self-help is a legal resort in Nigeria.

It is more curious because, as we have seen in the case of the latest incident in Jos, not onlythe Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria, the umbrella body of the Fulani herdsmen speaks to justify this events, even the presidency has helped to ventilate it!

For instance the statement released by the presidency on Sunday quoted security information which indicated that about one hundred cattle were rustled by a community in Plateau State, and some herdsmen were killed in the process.

It also shows the incompetence if not complicity of law enforcements agencies in the country. If security forces had the information quoted in the statement issued by Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Malam Garba Shehu, knew that cattle had already been rustled, it behooves on them to have given justice to the owners of the cattle by arresting those who perpetrated the crime and taking it further by deploying resources to forestall reprisals. That none of these happened should mortify the security forces to the level that they would be unable to tender excuses of the initial crime. The presentation of this excuse by the President’s spokesperson only goes on to portray the nation’s security apparatus as largely reactive and inefficient.

But, more importantly, it reflects the total disrespect for life amongst us as a people.  Over the past couple of months  government officials including the Minister of Defence has exposed the lack of will to deal with this situation with suggestions that states which have enacted laws to protect their people against the incursion of Fulani herdsmen may have to repeal those laws before there can be peace in the country.

What the powers that be fail to realise is that such postures unwittingly embolden the citizens capacity to seek self-revenge and invariably wittingly down the essence the country’s law ultimately turning the country into barbaric state in which power is might and reasoning is lost.

There is no sane society where a man is allowed to take the life of another without consequence and even if that happens, the state takes the commission of such offences as one done against it and not necessarily against the receiver of the aggression. Without this, the world would live in disorder and lives, even of those who are innocent of any crime would be in jeopardy. The gradual degeneration of Nigeria into a killing field is the failure of government to hold the lives of citizens with the sanctity that it deserves. And when government shows no respect for lives, the people follow suit.  This is why there is so much bloodletting around us, if it is not Boko Haram, it would be Fulani herdsmen or ethnic militias or armed robbers, kidnapers or even frustrated policemen who turn their guns on innocent citizens. Death just seems to lurk in corners across the country.

 But Nigeria’s only redemption from the current path of self-destruction is for its people to place more of value on the lives of the people who make the country. No country, where death is so commonplace can truly aspire for greatness. No matter how much resources it has or how much infrastructure it builds,  human life is the essence of society and a single human life should be worth more than all the treasures that man can acquire. Nigeria needs to re-learn that.

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[1MUSIC] : 2Baba ft Peruzzi – Amaka – {Prod by Speroachbeatz}

Legendary singer “2Baba” teams up with “DMW” talented singer and song writer “Peruzzi” to record this “Speroachbeatz” produced single dubbed “Amaka”.

It's a nice song
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World Cup 2018: Nigerians react to Super Eagles’ loss to Argentina

Nigerians have reacted to the Super Eagles’ 2 – 1 loss to Argentina in the on-going FIFA World Cup 2018.

Argentine Captain, Lionel Messi, had put his side ahead with a 14 minutes strike.

But, Victor Moses leveled up for the Eagles through a penalty kick six minutes into the second half.

However, Rojo gave the South Americans their first win of the tournament with a clinical finish less than 10 mins to the final whistle.

In reaction, some Nigerians expressed sadness over the outcome of the game, but a good number of citizens were either indifferent or positive in spite of the Super Eagles’ exit from the tournament.

Here are some reactions on social media as gathered by DAILY POST:

@festus_kei: “A great performance by the SuperEagles. We fought a good fight. However, you win some, you lose some. Raise your heads you…”
@IbkThePlug: “Buhari we need public holiday tomorrow abeg. I need time to repackage my heart
#NGAARG”

@Newscantell “OurJersey fine pass the world cup self. Make dey go chop am. #NGAARG #Worldcup”

@iam_akeenzy: “Ighalo should better go to china from russia oh. #NGAARG #WorldCup”

@Jokunle: “Nigerians supporting Messi. Instead of Nigeria. Your reward is in heaven #NGAARG.”

@official_trez: “tbh, this heartbreak was strong but all the same you did your best. #NGAARG #ARGNGA”

@shann___xx: “I think Nigeria should be sold and distributed among Africa #NGAARG”

@NWEworldwide: “All Africans are proud of Nigeria #NIGARG #NGAARG #Worldcup #Nigeria.”

@Itz_Jf: “Where is that pig and that deaf cat also? I just want to pat them on the back. #NGAARG #WorldCup #NGA”

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[1MUSIC] ZAYN "Dusk Till Dawn" (feat. Sia).

ZAYN "Dusk Till Dawn" (feat. Sia).

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“Dusk Till Dawn” is as epic as it needed to be, considering the two powerhouses attached to it. The cut, which seems to be more in-line with the music Sia has been producing for years, as opposed to Zayn , features powerful vocals, high notes left and right and a vocal hook that is somehow impossible to sing along to, while still being memorable. This is, in simple terms, a big pop song, and while it’s slightly surprising that it came from a man who kicked off his career in a manufactured boy band, it’s wonderful to hear something this grandiose arrive before 2017 ended. “Dusk Till Dawn” isn’t necessarily club fare, but it provides something that has been missing from the pop landscape for some time.
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"Dusk Till Dawn"

(feat. Sia)

[Zayn:]

Not tryna be indie

Not tryna be cool

Just tryna be in this

Tell me are you too?

Can you feel where the wind is?

Can you feel it through

All of the windows

Inside this room?

'Cause I wanna touch you baby

And I wanna feel you too

I wanna see the sun rise

On your sins just me and you

[Zayn & Sia:]

Light it up, on the run

Let's make love tonight

Make it up, fall in love

Try

(Baby, I'm right here)

But you'll never be alone

I'll be with you from dusk till dawn

I'll be with you from dusk till dawn

Baby, I'm right here

I'll hold you when things go wrong

I'll be with you from dusk till dawn

I'll be with you from dusk till dawn

Baby, I'm right here

I'll be with you from dusk till dawn

Baby, I'm right here

([Video Version:]

I'll be with you from dusk till dawn

Baby, I'm right here)

[Video Interlude:]

[Cop:]

Your life in the daytime is over. There's eyes on you everywhere. You know that, right? I'm watching you. My crew's watching you. You know your little homies? They pissed off. They mad at you, bro. Your name is mud on the streets. Oh, I know who you are.

[Zayn:]

You don't know me.

[Zayn:]

We were shut like a jacket

So do your zip

We would roll down the rapids

To find a wave that fits

Can you feel where the wind is?

Can you feel it through

All of the windows

Inside this room?

[Zayn & Sia:]

'Cause I wanna touch you baby

I wanna feel you too

I wanna see the sun rise

On your sins just me and you

Light it up, on the run

Let's make love tonight

Make it up, fall in love

Try

(Baby, I'm right here)

But you'll never be alone

I'll be with you from dusk till dawn

I'll be with you from dusk till dawn

Baby, I'm right here

I'll hold you when things go wrong

I'll be with you from dusk till dawn

I'll be with you from dusk till dawn

Baby, I'm right here

([Video Version:]

I'll be with you from dusk till dawn

Baby, I'm right here

I'll be with you from dusk till dawn

Baby, I'm right here)

Go give love to your body

It's only you that can stop it

Go give love to your body

It's only you that can stop it

Go give love to your body

It's only you that can stop it

Go give love to your body

Go give love to your body

But you'll never be alone

I'll be with you from dusk till dawn

I'll be with you from dusk till dawn

Baby, I'm right here

I'll hold you when things go wrong

I'll be with you from dusk till dawn

I'll be with you from dusk till dawn

Baby, I'm right here

I'll be with you from dusk till dawn

Baby, I'm right here

([Video Version:]

I'll be with you from dusk till dawn

Baby, I'm right here)

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