Seems in the near future Nigerians will take over american hip hop scene. New Illuminati intake Tyler the creator is Nigerian.
Following suit is Nnenna Yvonne, Wale, RIZ etc

WTH do u mean by Illuminati Intake?
that was funny.

You got to check out that dude. he wants to be satan incarnate

lol, i separate satanic and illuminati

he's a pretty creepy dude, listened to 1 and half of his songs, not interested in hearing anymore.

he claims to be atheist btw

he wants to be satan incarnate

i don't know about that, but i do know he's creepy.

he probably created that niche for himself to gain attention

and attention he's gained.

some people even list his album as he best album of the year so far.

i guess just coz its different or mayb sounds different, people are impressed

me thinks differently, i don't like his muzik.

I guess the song he --- plays a creepy tune on the keyboard n says, this is what the devil plays when he wakes up in the morning

creeps plenty out, lol

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D Bagshaw, K Quinn and B Schmidt, Children & families in transition (CAFIT): towards a child-centred integrated model of practice found that:
There was a lack of support for children and parents during the separation process in general, including around issues of grief and loss.
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• Children were identified as being voiceless in the separation process, despite their view they had the right to contribute to decisions that affect them, they were not given enough information or support to enable them to cope with family transition.bancuri tari
• Families and children in rural and remote areas are more likely to face inadequate service provision.
• The needs and experiences of Aboriginal children and their families were not adequately understand or addressed by non-Aboriginal service providers.