Best Nigerian Musicians?

Chamillionaire is a Nigerian born American,  his real name is Akeem Seriki,  thats him for yah,  but he was not born in Nigeria born and breast feeded in the states so if he is not claming naija like NAS no problem about that as well but for sure chamillionaire, Nas and many more have Naija blood in their Vein.

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While storming the music scene with an uncommon tempo, Chinagoro recreates with his craft, the images of reggae singers of yesteryears. With the unceremonious exit of the likes of Majek Fashek, Ras Kimono and The Mandators, all Nigeria’s past leading reggae singers, Chinagoro’s entrance into the music wavelength of Nigeria appear something like rekindling and re-modelling of the undying spirit of fighting for the oppressed masses through the art of music.

His emergence in the Nigerian music scene, no doubt, revolutionizes the myopic, almost streamlined music culture in the country. He came with a bang, and consequently took the stage with a thundering storm. Listening to his kind of music invokes feelings of redemption.One cannot but acknowledge African China’s redemptive philosophy which reunites his fans with the rhythms that defined the music of the departed reggae legend, Bob Marley. His high sense of creativity and accomplishment of high quality entertainment and philosophical undertone combined with liberating enlightenment, makes him the hope of tomorrow’s reggae icon in the world of the Black race. More than ever before, Chinagoro’s kind of reggae possesses an unusual driving force which comforts, arrests and at the same time, refreshes the soul while it encourages and re-arms the people for the great task of making a better society. Like the thought-provoking messages of the departed reggae legend, Bob Marley, and of recent, the South African reggae maestro, Lucky Dube, Chinagoro demonstrates lots of promises for his generation.The government, I must say, has no vision for the youths of this country. That is why crime is still on the increase in the country today,” he asserted. Chinagoro recalled how his experience after the release of his maiden album with track, “If I say O.P and you say C, na you sa bi, ’ brought him in direct confrontation with the deadly group and the area boys known as Agberos, in Lagos who wanted him either dead or alive, helped to fire his imagination and his musical idiom.

Now 4 new Videos within a half year:
African China - Dancing Time
African China - London Fever
AFrican China - My kind of music

3GGA feat. African China - SWEET REGGAE MUSIC