0m0nnakoda:
She will cough and die in agony baskadd

meccuno:
but why would a DJ with common sense be playing juju music in a crowd of igbo people? people should respect others for heavens sake. have u ever seen a yoruba gathering where osadebe is played? people should stop raising unnecessary dust

idealogical:
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My mother will cough to death.

0m0nnakoda:
My mother will cough to death.

meccuno:
but why would a DJ with common sense be playing juju music in a crowd of igbo people? people should respect others for heavens sake. have u ever seen a yoruba gathering where osadebe is played? people should stop raising unnecessary dust

idealogical:


My mother will cough to death.

mbhs139:
Perhaps you are still very young when the Igbos and Hausas were dancing to the tune of Sir Shina Peter's 'hit track (or is it album) Ace in the 90s. As a matter of fact, you need to ask about Sunny T, "Omo Nna to nko fuji", and a host of others.

Again, and in case you don't know or you have not heard, there's KWAM 1, and he has sung a lot of Igbo track. Not forgetting Alhaji Ayinde Barrister. These are renown Yoruba fuji crooners.

On a personal note, Osita Osadebe, Oliver De Coque, Onyeka Owenu, Uche Ibeto (the Jigida Queen, I doubt if you know her), Bongo Sigwe, and a lot of Igbo highlife songs, with some others whose name I can't remember at the moment, are my favourites musician.

Take this for instance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2y2bTWg-Ko

mbhs139:


Perhaps you are still very young when the Igbos and Hausas were dancing to the tune of Sir Shina Peter's 'hit track (or is it album) Ace in the 90s. As a matter of fact, you need to ask about Sunny T, "Omo Nna to nko fuji", and a host of others.

Again, and in case you don't know or you have not heard, there's KWAM 1, and he has sung a lot of Igbo track. Not forgetting Alhaji Ayinde Barrister. These are renown Yoruba fuji crooners.

On a personal note, Osita Osadebe, Oliver De Coque, Onyeka Owenu, Uche Ibeto (the Jigida Queen, I doubt if you know her), Bongo Sigwe, and a lot of Igbo highlife songs, with some others whose name I can't remember at the moment, are my favourites musician.

Take this for instance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2y2bTWg-Ko

laudate:


I feel like dashing you 1,000 likes for this post! You brought back a lot of memories. My uncles and their friends danced endlessly to Shina Peters, in those old days. As kids, we used to peep at them from behind the door, trying to copy their dancing styles. I am not familiar with Bongo Sigwe, or are you referring to Bongos Ikwue?

0m0nnakoda:
My mother will cough to death.

Cinkq:
Some of us( yorubas) are aware that our neighbours from a particular tribe are habouring hate against us , while some yorubas are still oblivious of it.

Habouring bitterness increases the likelihood of physical clash this is why i believe that the bad blood would lead to physical clash one day.

laudate:


You truly do have a problem. Deal with those issues first, before coming back in here to jump to further conclusions...

Now, you are claiming there are preferences, after you had alleged I was being economical with the truth earlier and casting aspersions left, right and centre?

Who alleged that a Yoruba man broke kolanuts at a wedding? You just brought that up in order to find a way to create more confusion where there is none, right?

idealogical:


My mother will cough to death.

idealogical:



So, the MC get more power and relevance pass the owner of the party, the pesin wey pay the DJ and celebrant wey invite the DJ in the first place.? .


I hire pesin with my money and some foolish tribal warrior dey raise tribal shoulder say make the DJ waka comot. Who born am?



You people and your illogical tribal yearnings dey weak pesin sha. Una no dey measure your tribal chests at all

WisdomFlakes:


Where did you hear that I oppose Biafra? Left to me everybody will go their separate ways in peace. You people are full of hate. You hate Yoruba people, you hate Hausa people, You hate Muslims whether they be Yoruba or Hausa Muslims. The only people you don't hate are those you feel you can dominate. Smh.

paramakina202:
Have Yorubas ever invited Igbo musical band to play in their parties,if there is any please post the video here before you condemn the Igbo MC.

Smoothie01:
If you can't understand my post then I can't help you.....As for ur first sentence, you are the one with a problem since you can't do without throwing rude statements

Danladi7:

Why cant he just say play igbo song instead of dont play yoruba song.You guys are full of hate and tribalism,simple!

Danladi7:
Why cant he just say play igbo song instead of dont play yoruba song.You guys are full of hate and tribalism,simple!

Smoothie01:

No where in the op was it stated that the band was hired by the couple.....What I deduced was that "he came to celebrate with his sister in the Lord"...probably to serve as a gift.....If he was indeed invited, then my bad

Tolexander:
see them!
If the other tribe starts theirs, they start shouting victimization!

Timbuktuo:
The author is right. It is normal to expect Igbo songs at an igbo/igbo dominated event. Perhaps the MC was too brash in rejecting the band. He could have arranged for them to play a little of what they know and have the DJ play songs igbos would like to listen to. Everybody is happy. Tact and diplomacy are very crucial attributes to possess.

OjukwuWarBird:



Why then do you oppose their call for Biafra

prodigy24:
[s]I remember when I called on a radio station in Lagos, and requested to play me phyno song "what are you waiting for" the OAP told me that they don't play that kind of song in Lagos. I was very angry, because it was a very popular song in the east back then. I requested Sky B he turned me down and cut me off. This writer belongs to those efulefu, that don't know their root. In Igbo land it is not difficult to see and Igbo man playing Fela,sunny Ade and some Yoruba musicians, you will also see Igbo man in Yoruba agbada. But you won't see such from Yoruba. I remember where some group of movie practitioners from Yoruba, protested against Igbo artist preference in movies and many other things they complained of.
When it comes to tribalism, Igbo people are learners. They are just returning what the other tribes have been heaping on them since.[/s]

laudate:


You truly do have a problem. Deal with those issues first, before coming back in here to jump to further conclusions...

Now, you are claiming there are preferences, after you had alleged I was being economical with the truth earlier and casting aspersions left, right and centre?

Who alleged that a Yoruba man broke kolanuts at a wedding? You just brought that up in order to find a way to create more confusion where there is none, right?

wristbangle:
We already know it's their landmark to boast unnecessary and that is why they are often being compare to a chest beating orangutan.

ewa26:
hon, what's the difference between the Yoruba and ibo version of jellof rice and which one sweet pass?

wristbangle:


Nigeria joll of rice is the same everywhere just that IPOB may say their version of joll of rice is the most delicious on earth and it's even what angels eat in heaven

deedeedee1:

Shut your mouth! We are all tribalist. No tribe is less or more tribalistic than others.
This is why we must split