₦airaland Forum

piperson:
weda na ISIS or BOKO HARAM she's made reasonable impact in the world scene

piperson:
malala

the girl ISIS shot a bullet in d Head

for going to school


wow!! She was even placed on time most influencial women one year like that

also won a noble peace price

And she is not a slay queen
but with all these achievements and more


God bless u jare

piperson:
malala

the girl ISIS shot a bullet in d Head

for going to school


wow!! She was even placed on time most influencial women one year like that

also won a noble peace price

And she is not a slay queen
but with all these achievements and more
Oga not Isis,it was Pakistani taliban

God bless u jare

coolesmile:
That's the beauty of Islam. Marry another fresh blood when you get tired of the old one.

ednut1:
The Isrealis are over 90% jew. Is something not fishy

SalamRushdie:
"When the righteous thrive, the people rejoice;
when the wicked rule, the people groan---Proverbs 29 vs 2"

This bible verse explains all Nigeria has been going through since Buhari took over and the little respite the economy is seeing since Osinbanjo started acting as president ..

MY people our God is not a liar so in 2019 Vote wisely

emmanuel596:
Rip to him why did dey have to belt him on a hospital bed what happened to the normal Islamic casket..... Maybe they don't want him to resurrect

Statsocial:
They should resolve it quickly. Those sanctions can hurt Unilorin badly on university rankings.

Emekamex:
Religion is impeding our growth, we should learn to separate politics and religion.
Give Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to God what belongs to God. The two should not mixed up.

Chuknovski:
the same North that forbids Western education and Female advancement, well done madam,

Rapmoney:
I have said it countless times that Nigerian songs these days, have little to offer to the next generation; the present Nigerian music industry has drastically reduced contemporary Nigerian music to 'beer parlor music' where no inspiration can be gotten, apart from useless lines that centre on the butts of women! This shows clearly that most of these 'music folks' lack creativity since they can't draw out inspiration from their immediate environments. Abeg, Nigerian artistes, we have been seeing female butts of all sizes and shapes even before the days of Aristotle and Confucious! Stop all these every-day boring lines of butts, butts and butts!!! Very soon, we might start having students writing BIG CASSAVA AND UKWU as anwers in their WAEC answer sheets!

In as much as this portrays the present situation Nigerian contemporary music has found itself, there are still some contemporary artistes who have maintained their musical sanity with inspirational lines. Some might not be popular but listening to their songs awakens your spirit. Below are the artistes:

1) 2FACE IDIBIA: The Benue-born artiste has proven to be talented. His lyrics are always filled with inspiration. 'African Queen' by Innocent Idibia remains one of the best contemporary love song Africans/Nigerians have heard. Even when he sings about love or women, he does not make it childish or vulgar. There are better ways to talk about women and their beauty or love without bothering us with silly analysis of the female anatomy.

2) GINO: I know not many will know this Edo-born rapper; his name might not ring a bell in Nigeria but his lyrics are real and inspirational. His hit-track 'No Be God' feat. C-mion, talks about our immediate environments, the people we relate with and how we can be inspired to succeed in our various paths in life. This young man strongly believes that 'there is no food for a lazy man' and this has really kept some ambitious folks going.

3) BLACK MAGIC: I almost gave up the thought that Nigerian artistes springing up like mushrooms from all angles could make a song without discussing boobs and butts till I heard 'Pass You By' where he featured Oritsefemi. The Delta State-born rapper said some real stuffs on that track which only those who appreciate good music can understand. Comparing the sense in such lyrics with those of an artiste like Lil Kesh is like compaing Manchester United with Warri Wolves!!! At least, for once, we were spared the usual 'butts and boobs stories'.

4) MODE 9: Moddie has been killing it with his inspirational lines for a long time. He might not be making waves like some commercial folks presently but his songs are what you can relate with as one who appreciates rap music. I can't forget that track, 'Elbow Room'.

5) MI: The plateau born rapper really changed the perception of rap music in Nigeria. He continued from where people like Mode 9, Overdose, Terry the Rapman, etc, paused. This is one Nigerian artiste whose music goes beyond butts and boobs...let's appreciate truth when we see one.

6) DARE ART ALADE: I don't know if Mr Alade has considered the fact that vulgar languages/words won't fit into the rhythm of his songs but I know he does music that inspires the mind; one which does not centre on vulgar things.

7) ASHA: I don't even have much to say here. Her lifestyle and musical orientation are just too high for vulgar languages!

8. TIMI DAKOLO: Inspirational lines Mr Dakolo has. Music for him goes beyond trashy lines that analyze women's anatomy.

9) 9ICE: Okay! He is one Nigerian artiste with inspirational lines that has been able to maintain his musical sanity.

10) KOREDE BELLO: I hope this young man will be able to maintain the contents of his lyrics.

Sorry guys, I wanted to add Terry G to the list but I was afraid what Nairalanders would do to me!!!

fkdmods:
Lol. You feel secure in Lagos . Exposure is a must in life i swear. Safe and Lagos/Nigeria should never exist in the same sentence.

pchukwudi:
You are a demonic lair. Chritianity spread PRIMARILY through evangelism and SOCIAL WORK (free education, free medical care, free foods, free clothing, etc). Yes, there was a brief history of forced conversion in Europe but that was purely a political move after the adoption of roman catholicism as a state religion. Before and after this time christians were often persecuted by the state. And at no time did christianity entrench external agression as a means of propagation.

In Nigeria, South East and South South for example, are predominantly christian. So which historic christian conquest was done in those regions? When?

But we all know that the presence of islam in both the north and west was spearheaded with a series of brutal conquests in those regions.

So please there is virtually no ideological semblance between islam and christianity as far as propagation goes.
I wunt engage u in argument, cus Wat u just wrote showed dt u re a religious bigot.the earlier u understand dt religion is abt rivalry,pride and ego,d better.btw u re yet to tell me how xtianity spreads to Latin America and Europe.

Ohammadike:
Afonjas next time you hear change stone the heediot and always listen to the wise men from the east

kYjelly2:
of course what

I guess Turkey citizens must have been saying the same thing years ago, like, "no way! Turkey can NEVER EVER be islamized", but what do we have today

ndidibabe:
Even at that, I am sure she is not making close to a million naira monthly. What an immature response from her..

Whytelyon:
Hades Awaits u, you can go give a f*ck there.....

Whytelyon:
This just shows Christianity is the only peaceful religion on earth.

In Britain, we allow you to run sharia.
In America, we make you run positions as far as you deserve it.
In Switzerland we let you work in our banks.
In France, we let you run legislation if you have the brains to.

In Nigeria, how many christians are in government. Especially takes laws directly from Aso rock? How many if not northern muslims all thru

In Saudi, how many churches are there?
In Kaduna, you kill our christian brothers, rape our sisters and claim your religion is a religion of peace.

In Iraq / Syria how many of our brothers did you kill to fulfil religion?

Don't make me mad you muslims. If we gave you a chance to run on seats, take it as a fair chance and shut up, and learn. No noise.

shizzy7:
The girl wasn't brought up in a home but a house.

sbabimbola:
Salary negotiation is important, some of my colleagues are getting between 5-10k lesser than mine because they just took what the boss told them she'd pay. Now that I have access to their pay slip I feel sorry because we put in same work hours, same qualification, they spend more on t-fare and still get lesser pay.

Key thing is never look, sound or behave desperate during an interview.

Saheed9:
1. this isn't right if they are unmarried ( I'm not ruling out aqdu nikkah though ).
2. I doubt if the guy observes his salat regularly cuz his hands should be between the chest and umbilicus.
3. why is he holding a tesbih while observing his salat, that could wait till when he's done.

TheOtherRoom:
Its sweet but I think this is better

lonelydora:
I'm in ph. You?

FreeGlobe:
igboland is more developed than state of osun, ondo, ogun, osogbo, ogbomosho, ile ife, akure, ibadan, owo, sango etc.... worry about these places inugo?

lonelydora:
Nope. You?

lonelydora:
Okay...........Let's go there.


Choi......I'm a fine boy....no pimples. See handsomeness nah.

Ymodulus:
And you are happy?

I really do not seem to understand our youths these days. You just graduated and the first thing you settled for is a job of N30,000 / mONTH?

Sorry bro no offence, do you plan to grow in life? What will N30,000/Month do for you?

Have you put into consideration monthly expenses?

There are vocational jobs you can do and get that amount in a day. So why settle for less? Bro not everything is a blue collar job. Get your hands dirty ( farm or do menial jobs if it pays you well ).