Uche2nna:

@ Babyosisi which one be wawa song again

wawa is not a derogatory word anymore.
Enugu state people are wawa.
very smart Igbos especially udi people.
They have more chief justices per square foot than any other area in Igboland.

Uche2nna:

I just came from Nigeria 4 months ago.Arr those songs have been praying before I reft

I see.
I we rapu fa we jewe rondon.
rawrence b'anyi jeko rondon we gua raw!!

Uche2nna, i na zie naija, aga na kpogi a 'Natad' man. Ig'anakwa?

@ ugwumba NatadMan LMAO

Can anyone be kind enough to e-mail me Agu n'eche mba by Sis Chinyere? I will send you Nelly Uchendu or any other collections you want (that is, if i have what you want).

Ynot, check my profile for my e-mail. Send me Nelly Uchendu, anyone you have (she has a glorious voice). Thanks!, Agu n'eche mba, if anyone has that, I need it too.

@Ynot,

Thanks a lot for the songs.

You are welcome. She's classic, aint she? I don't have the famous love nwantiti track though. I just sent you Zigaraha ozi (Now or never) by sunny okosun - the soon to be Biafran national anthem. Here is the link if anyone is interested.

Now, can someone find it in their heart to email me Agu n'eche mba that i asked.

I always thought Sonny Okosun was Igbo but apprently he's from Edo State.

He may not be Igbo but he sure thinks like the average Igbo salesman.
If he sang a song in Bini or whatever is his native tongue ,would he sell more than  22 copies?

babyosisi:

He may not be Igbo but he sure thinks like the average Igbo salesman.
If he sang a song in Bini or whatever is his native tongue ,would he sell more than 22 copies?

LMAO Babyosisi don kili mi with laughter o.

babyosisi:

He may not be Igbo but he sure thinks like the average Igbo salesman.
If he sang a song in Bini or whatever is his native tongue ,would he sell more than 22 copies?

OMG! _{She did say that?}

The man, sonny was just being a smart businessman,making good use of his God-given noodles

How come this thread don't ever show up on my NEW POST anymore and I see the last poster babyosisi just posted a reply just today, Master Oluwaseun Osewa I smell a conspiracy here

Ynot, where you dey?

Donzman:

Ynot, where you dey?

Check your mail.

Do you have more?, Thanks man, you're a brother in need, a brother indeed as they say.

Sure. Lots more. Will upload em when i have the time. Anyone interested can get Oliver de Coque's Peoples Club, All fingers are not equal and Star united here. Enjoy.

This igbo pple sef hmm

Now you are admiring them. Anyways welcome to this thread.

Why aren't there any new breed of Highlife musicians now?, The music is declining fast.

Produce one now to stop it from declining.

Was up edygirl

Same ol same ol.

hhmmmm

babyosisi:

The man, sonny was just being a smart businessman,making good use of his God-given noodles

Businessman I definitely agree with, I remember seeing at least one video of Sunny Okosun singing "Islamic-oriented" songs and then showing up a few years later as a gospel singer.

edygirl:

Produce one now to stop it from declining.

I go use empty pocket produce one?

Donzman:

Why aren't there any new breed of Highlife musicians now?, The music is declining fast.

are highlife music the likes of 'sweet mother'?
what are the other popular ones?

Yeah, Sweet Mother by Prince Nico Mbarga

Oliver De Coque, Prince Morocco Maduka, Chief Osita Osadebe, Sir Victor Uwaifo, Apama Boy, Bright Chimezie (maybe?), Those are probably the most popular Nigerian highlife musicians. As you can see, the majority of them are Igbo and it's mostly regarded as Igbo music even though it orignated in Ghana. Nice sounds!

@ Donzman

You listen to Victor Nwaifo too? Well, Here is simini simini. I don't understand a damn thing he's saying but you can't mistake the ~oh oh oh ~ part. Great music.

"Joromi" is one of my all-time favourites. Thanks Ynot, I'll download the simini simini tomorrow, computer is busy right now.