Lol. . .Abajo. . .

But still. . . The songs carries a message. . .It dont matter who says it. . . .The main koko be say peeps should find another alternative to make a living instead of scamming

lalaboi:

Lol. . .Abajo. . .

But still. . . The songs carries a message. . .It dont matter who says it. . . .The main koko be say peeps should find another alternative to make a living instead of scamming

As far as nigeria remains the way it is at the moment it would be easier for a camel to pass the eye of a needle than for the above to happen.

We all talk like there wasn't a time when there was no online fraud and armed robbery.
Weren't you guys around when it used to be cool to be broke and contented??

I remember the times when Tales By Moonlight stories emphasized these values every Sunday evening.
These where the things our parents taught us every day . . . we all know the story of the hardworking farmer that kept working till he struck a bag of gold.
These were the values we grew up with . . . our problem is not the fact that we got poorer, it's more of the fact that we started to find the quickest and most evil ways to make money.
There was once a time that integrity was at least worth something . . . but nah, it's now a case of how much do you own.

Now if we can't change the Babangidas and them people, the least we could do is to try to change the youth.
We can at least attempt to make them remember that a man is dead when he's lost his self respect.

Will this song change things?? I don't think so . . . But will it help?? Definitely
If every part of our lives drop a little of these seeds in us, we might change quicker than you think.

eldee:

We all talk like there wasn't a time when there was no online fraud and armed robbery.
Weren't you guys around when it used to be cool to be broke and contented??

I remember the times when Tales By Moonlight stories emphasized these values every Sunday evening.
These where the things our parents taught us every day . . . we all know the story of the hardworking farmer that kept working till he struck a bag of gold.
These were the values we grew up with . . . our problem is not the fact that we got poorer, it's more of the fact that we started to find the quickest and most evil ways to make money.
There was once a time that integrity was at least worth something . . . but nah, it's now a case of how much do you own.

Now if we can't change the Babangidas and them people, the least we could do is to try to change the youth.
We can at least attempt to make them remember that a man is dead when he's lost his self respect.

Will this song change things?? I don't think so . . . But will it help?? Definitely
If every part of our lives drop a little of these seeds in us, we might change quicker than you think.

u dey talk sense sometimes walai. .only be say i no no wetin dey worry u wen we dey talk correct rap mata from correct rapper. . . i agree wiv u a hundred percent plus ten!!!!

that stupid boy called Kelly Handsome shd come out & reply them on this.

He believes all 'maga' songs r meant 4 him. this one is anyway

^^^^^
on another note, he can sing it at his next concert after singing 'Maga don pay'