morethanadoll:


This is my first time hearing of Viber. I will download it to see what it is about. You can send me your moniker so that I can try to add you when I do.

2dice:
www.notjustok.com/2015/04/04/premiere-burna-boy-soke-prod-by-orbeat/
www..ng/2014/11/28/throwback-music-wande-coal-taboo/
www.tooxclusive.com/downloadmp3/2face-idibia-my-rainbow/
www.9jachatbase.wapka.mobi/music/view/7821051?get-file=Banky%20W%20-%20Dont%20Break%20My%20Heart
www.9jabaze.com/music/view/6598448
Enjoy goodmusic

Elxandre:
You are one drama queen

Richiy:


You don't know that she if she stays in Nigeria. She could pretty much be anybody with access to the Internet. Besides I disagree with a point you made. Nigerians WILL not prejudice you if you are a black America on a visit or some other visit. We are known for our incessant hospitality to foreigners especially Americans. Where you came up with that, I wouldn't know. If any Nigerian in diaspora refuses to come back to Nigeria, trust me, hospitality will never be part of their reasons.

Pelmet:
i actually downloaded burna boy and black magic, nice songs. oh taboo too...missed that song. thanks...good music

morethanadoll:

Why are you into your feelings? I'm here because: 1) I can be. Whose going to stop me? 2) I am black and can relate by simply being black. 3)There are so many amazing people here, to exclude you. 4) I plan to research and ask questions to the natives instead of listening to lies and rumors, something that you should do. Last time that I looked into the mirror, my skin is as dark as yours, sir. Your ignorance is what makes you an exact reflection of your brothers and sisters in diaspora. It is this ignorance that, sometimes, keep black Americans from visiting the country because we fear prejudices as this. You are no different from the whites in Amerca with your thinking. But then again, I wouldn't know what color your skin is because there isn't a legit profile picture. You could be oyinbo. It isn't jargon. It is proper English. I wish that I was getting paid by WizKid for this, instead of the free publicity, but that isn't my goal. I have an amazing career already and am comfortable. If I was his online PR, trust me, he would be VERY big and do VERY well in America.You should hold your head high and be PROUD that a sister is recognizing great talent from a part of the world that is too many times forgotten about. By the way, I am immersed in living in poverty, Yoruba, pig english, your terms for calling black in America 'white', eating pepper soup, GEB, etc, so I'm not dumb or blinded. Have a good day, or shall I say night, since that is what it is on your side of the world?

aariwa:
Hospitality? LOL.Nigerians will only show you hospitality when you come back with.They care less that you are the best surgeon or engineer. The hospitality will last for a few days before they abandon you if you are not ready to shell out the dough

mablie:
Unlike what many americans believe,the world does not revolve around americans and america.Wizkid got his fame and made his money via shows and endorsements in ngr.From ngr he conquered the rest of africa,parts of asia(inclusive of the mid east) and europe.Wizkid does not have to be recognized in america to make a very good living for himself.He is doing just fine in ngr.You should instead,expend your energy on helping your fellow blacks in the US with all the numerous issues afflicting them rather than concentrating on ngr and nigerians

aariwa:
Hospitality? LOL.Nigerians will only show you hospitality when you come back with.They care less that you are the best surgeon or engineer. The hospitality will last for a few days before they abandon you if you are not ready to shell out the dough

morethanadoll:

It was merely sarcasm for the person who posted the comment. Many Americans do not think the world revolves around them, so don't believe the rumors. Yes, his fame started in Nigeria, but do you expect it to stay there for only the ears of Nigerians? I'm sure he wants his music to reach the world, and not only be limited to one country. Other artists from other countries have become known in America, so why can't he? The whole point of my post was to shed light on the fact that this guy is talented and is finally getting the recognition internationally that he deserves. Are you an American? Do you have any idea how hard it is to help fellow blacks in America who are struggling to get it together, when every time that you say something or attempt to do something for them, it is about you being better than them? Others are very comfortable living off of their government assistance and housing because they are handed $500 in food stamps and $500 a month and they think that that is living life. So, no. I don't extend help anymore due to those things, unless it is my family only. I was optimistic about my future and I got everything out of the mud, by wanting and receiving help from other races, not my own. The blacks who were in the position to help wouldn't help their own kind because they don't want to see you do better than them! My ancestors are from that country, so I'll continue to concentrate on it. Thanks for your advice, but no thanks. Since you are so concerned, you go and try to help those that don't want to be helped. The ones who are comfortable right where they are. Let me know how that works out for you, baby!

Richiy:


You don't know that she if she stays in Nigeria. If any Nigerian in diaspora refuses to come back to Nigeria, trust me, hospitality will never be part of their reasons.

morethanadoll:

It was merely sarcasm for the person who posted the comment. Many Americans do not think the world revolves around them, so don't believe the rumors. Yes, he fame started in Nigeria, but do you expect it to stay there for only the ears of Nigerians? I'm sure he wants his music to reach the world, and not only be limited to one country. Other artists from other countries have become known in America, so why can't he? The whole point of my post was to shed light on the fact that this guy is talented and is finally getting the recognition internationally that he deserves.

morethanadoll:


I have to be! Being black is all that I know how to be!

OkunrinMeta:
morethanadoll, I just want to clear some misconceptions for you and for all the other foreigners that will see this page in the future.

First, Nigerians do not hate foreigners. In fact, we love you guys, especially African Americans. The problem is that the people who fill online spots like this one are the jobless, bitter and stupid ones among us. Am happy some wise guys have responded so you can ignore the exception(s). Please don't take it personal, they would give me the same shit too even though I have lived all my life in Nigeria. If you ever visit Nigeria, you will realize how hospitable we are. In fact, I get jealous sometimes of how well my people treat oyinbos lol (but really, you are one of us, not "oyinbo". Just prepare to meet the bitter ones once in a while, its best to just ignore them. Save your energy to be nice in return to the majority that would be excited to know you.
By the way, I think you should check out this new Nigerian artist too- Adekunle gold. I have had his songs (sade and orente) on replay all day. But I don't think you will understand a word of those ones lol, but the music will introduce you to the Nigerian 'gbedu' in a way you are already familiar with. You can always come here to ask for the meaning, am sure our guys here will help you out even when am not online.

GIYAZZ:
Stop replying unnecessary comments, angel.

morethanadoll:

Why are you into your feelings? I'm here because: 1) I can be. Whose going to stop me? 2) I am black and can relate by simply being black. 3)There are so many amazing people here, to exclude you. 4) I plan to research and ask questions to the natives instead of listening to lies and rumors, something that you should do. Last time that I looked into the mirror, my skin is as dark as yours, sir. Your ignorance is what makes you an exact reflection of your brothers and sisters in diaspora. It is this ignorance that, sometimes, keep black Americans from visiting the country because we fear prejudices as this. You are no different from the whites in Amerca with your thinking. But then again, I wouldn't know what color your skin is because there isn't a legit profile picture. You could be oyinbo. It isn't jargon. It is proper English. I wish that I was getting paid by WizKid for this, instead of the free publicity, but that isn't my goal. I have an amazing career already and am comfortable. If I was his online PR, trust me, he would be VERY big and do VERY well in America. You should hold your head high and be PROUD that a sister is recognizing great talent from a part of the world that is too many times forgotten about. By the way, I am immersed in living in poverty, Yoruba, pig english, your terms for calling black in America 'white', eating pepper soup, GEB, etc, so I'm not dumb or blinded. Have a good day, or shall I say night, since that is what it is on your side of the world?