Finally, the much awaited election is already upon us. We’re not trying to be politically correct, but it is of concern to us as well how the country move forward from tomorrow onward.

Not to bore you with what you probably already know, we strive to take you through a thorough reflection on how much of a dire situation we are in Nigeria presently.

Those that are supposed to be our voices haven’t said much(other than campaign vigorously for the party they received money from), but here are a few gentlemen who have been bold enough to speak up on our struggles under the country’s government.

1: ‘Dictator Rap‘ by Tec of SDC, Mojeed, Lex and Kid Konnect.

Not enough can be said of this brilliant song by these group of talents. The highest reviewed song on NextHop so far, they broke all barriers by delivering so much thought-provoking, politically motivated masterpiece.

“my fellow Nigerians/when can we live in some peace/have trust in the government/and faith in police?” asks Lex.

Take a listen, ponder on the message and take that with you to the polling booth.

2: ‘Democrazy‘ by Lord Of Ajasa.

Not a few people wondered where one of the yoruba-rap pioneers, Lord Of Ajasa had been all these while. So much that music lovers assumed that the emergence and reign of Olamide as the current king of the language-rap genre dealt the ‘Fenu So’ rapper’s fame and relevance a huge blow.

Well, it seems the humorous rapper got tired of the political going-ons in the country and decided to put it on wax.

On Democrazy, the rapper spoke on several of our government’s flaws without mincing words.

Take a listen and be motivated to stand for our country’s progress.

3: ‘Bleep Em All‘ by Beazy feat. Boogey and Cyrus Tha Virus.

How bold and daring can one be in telling the government of his country in its entirety Bleep Em All?….Yep, believe it, Beazy did so with the assistance of his equally frustrated colleagues, Boogie and Cyrus Tha Virus.

It’s a straight hip-hop offering(our rappers seem to be the only ones turning up with societal issues in their songs so far) that has thought-provoking lyrics from top to bottom.

It has the self reflective line, “I know it seems like I’m some kind of ungrateful ass/but the government keep treating me like some kind of ass”

In fact, part of the lyrics alluded to the now infamous stomach infrastructure ploy by our men in agbada with the humorously delivered line “who wants to have a right?/pshtew nobody stands up/who wants a bag of rice?/oh i see a couple hands up”….bravo!

Take a listen to the impressive song….it’s a must have in your playlist!

Honourable Mention: ‘Jaga Jaga’ by Eedris AbdulKareem.

We all know the feathers this song ruffled…lol let’s leave it at that.

http://nexthop.com.ng/top-3-tracks-you-should-listen-to-as-you-go-to-vote/

Music download links:
http://nexthop.com.ng/listen-dictator-rap-kid-konnect-ft-lex-mojeed-and-tec/
http://nexthop.com.ng/listen-democrazy-lord-of-ajasa/
http://nexthop.com.ng/listen-Bleep-em-all-by-beazy-ft-boogey-cyrus-tha-virus/

Walking away