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The fact should be submitted latest before work close tommorow (wednsday)
>
> Below is example of how the facts should look like
>
> Femi Kuti was the one who first popularised the slang "Shoki", he
> released an album in 1998 titled "Shoki Shoki".
>
> When Femi Kuti first popularised the slang "Shoki" in 1998 due to his
> album's name, Lil Kesh was 3. Kesh repopularised it 16 years later.
>
> American Rapper, @MissyElliott did the popular Nigerian dance, Shoki
> in the 2015 music video for her song, WTF (Where They From).
>
>
> 2face is the Plantashun, you guys are the boys if you doubt me go
> solo. - Eedris to Faze and Black Face before Plantashun Boiz split up.
>
>
> All the African countries facing terrorism challenges are all crude
> oil producers.
>
>
> Dr. Mike Adenuga once worked as a Cab Driver and Security Guard to
> fund his education. Today, he is among the top ten richest Africans.
>
>
> The Wolof people are an ethnic group in Senegal, The Gambia, and
> Mauritania. The Wolof people invented jollof rice.
>
>
> The acronym "HKN" in HKN Gang stands for "Honourable Kings of The New
> Skool". It was derived from a Turkish word, "Hakan".
>
>
>
> There's a bar, cafe, salon and restaurant named "WhatsApp" in Rwanda.
>
>
> This is how hugely in-demand Nigerian afrobeat sound is around the
> world today: Niki Tall, a Greek-German learnt Nigerian Pidgin, Yoruba
> & Igbo words so he could sing his favourite Nigerian songs (especially
> Gongo Aso).
>
>
> Beyoncé recorded an album in 2011, completely influenced by Fela. The
> producer, The Dream said she wrote 20 songs while listening to Fela.
>
> Kendrick Lamar sampled Fela's song "I No Get Black Eye" on his single
> "Mortal Man" off his 2015 album, "To love-vendor A Butterfly"
>
> BANGA LEE! "@AfricafactsORG: @iamdbanj is the most famous Nigerian
> Artist among Asians."
>
>
> Iyanya sang "Kukere", after a fan tweeted that he should make songs
> people can dance to. He was doing R&B & had 5000 Twitter followers
> then.
>
>
> Nas, Missy Elliott, Jay-Z, J. Cole, Kendrick, Common and Lupe Fiasco
> all sampled songs of Fela Kuti. He inspired a whole album from
> Beyonce.
>
> A fan on Twitter suggested that Iyanya switch from R&B, he took heed
> and made "Kukere" which became the most downloaded African ringtone.
>
> When Iyanya sang Kukere he didn't want to be associated with it over
> bad reviews he thought it would get,it became his most successful
> song.
>
> The first song on American Rapper, @Common 's 4th album, Like Water
> For Chocolate (2000), "Time Travelin'" was a tribute song for Fela
> Kuti.
>
>
> You are more likely to be the President of Ghana, if you're named
> "John". Since 1993, all Ghanaian Presidents have answered that name.
>
>
> Since 1993, all the Presidents elected in Ghana have had "John" in
> their full names: Jerry John Rawlings, John Kufuor, Atta Mills &
> Mahama.
>
>
> Globally, D'banj is the most popular living African Artist.
>
> AKA has opened for Kanye, Snoop, Rick Ross, 2 Chainz, Sean and Lamar
> in SA. But, he said doing a concert with D'banj would mean more to
> him.
>
> African Artists make money from Vevo, YouTube and Spotify. Vevo =
> $0.003 per view, YouTube = $0.003 per view, Spotify = $0.006 per
> stream.
>
>
> Contrary to popular belief, USA's Nas isn't Nigerian. His Dad, Olu
> Dara has a Yoruba name, but it was only given to him by a Yoruba
> Priest.
>
> 2face (2004), P-Square (07), D'banj (08) & Wande Coal (09) are the
> only Nigerian Acts with an album in which all the songs on it were
> hits.
>
>
> HKN's Chairman invested $50,000 on his Artist, Davido's solo career
> when it first began. In 2015, Davido made $50,000 from just one show.
>
>
> D'banj is Africa's highest earning Artist, Africa's richest Artist,
> Africa's most popular living Artist & Africa's biggest Artist
> globally.
>
> 2face is the biggest Act in NG, after Fela. P-Square, the most popular
> local Acts in Africa. D'banj is Africa's biggest living Act GLOBALLY.
>
>
> Timaya is Nigeria's most versatile Artist. He has songs in Dancehall,
> Afro-Hip-Hop, Ragga, Afro-Fusion, Afropop, Afrobeat, Soca & Afrojuju.
>
>
> Before fame, D'banj was a Security Guard. Basketmouth, Hawker. Timaya,
> Plantain Seller. Mercy Johnson, House help. Patoranking, Bricklayer.
>
> Have a wonderful day
>