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ritababe:. Hmmm
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ToyozzieTohBad:this country ehn |
Harmilly:sent u a msq n I hvnt gotten ur reply |
Mxcheew |
NL is now an Online country your mods need to amend their laws .... N we need a NEW Online CONSTITUTION ........ Cos Most peeps here do ABUSE our E-rights hERE ![]() |
Lilimax:seun no add smiley na icon he dey add.... n we even need new sections .... Infact .... Whr's he sef ..... Bros mi your mods can't help build this place alone.... We need 2hv an assembly ........ As-in NL Senate n NL Honorable's |
nessaluv:as-in ehn....n if u go the guy home state..deir people na expert beggers o ![]() |
lumzybo:Una sef don see wetin me'sef I see..... Was surfing the net dis morning.... Dint even know what took me 2 naijaPALs .. N I stumbled on this Misleading ish...... So I decided to C/P it here so ya'll can see the diff Between NL n NP ..... Those peeps there ehn.... Their HEADER's can lead one To hEll ... ......n som bunch of ignoramus Would say NP is beta than NL ... Mxcheew I wonder y such ish would make FP over there .. |
In just two years, Deborah Oluwaseyi Joshua aka Seyi Shay, has achieved what many who have been in the music industry for a long time can only dream of. She has travelled all across Africa performing to thousands of fans, and she is also a brand ambassador for companies such as Hollandia and Baccardi Breezer. In this chat with Us, she speaks on her career, early years, and other issues. Excerpts… How did your music career begin? My interest in music started from a very young age. I remember being five years old and living in a house full of different musical influences. However professionally, I began by going on a three week tour to Japan with the London Community Gospel Choir when I was 14. It was my first paid gig – I got £4500 – and while we were there, we visited 13 cities. To cut a long story short, I started my music career in church. My mom and sister were both choristers and my brother was a radio and club DJ while I sang in church and for the school gospel choir. Were your parents supportive of your music career? When I first told my mother that I wanted to venture into the entertainment industry, she wasn’t really impressed because she wanted me to be an academic. I went to university where I studied Music Business Management so it’s always been music for me really. I understand the business side of music too, so I can read through my own contracts, do my own deals and know what is good for me and what is bad for me. Sadly she passed on in 2006 and it wasn’t until a day before she passed away that she told me, “Maybe you should just give music a shot, I think you will make it in Nigeria.” My parents have been divorced for many years now but when I moved back to Nigeria, my Dad and I had a little chat and he was very supportive of my choice of career. How would you describe your music? I would say my music is probably contemporary afro beat. What inspires you? My music is inspired by day to day happenings, real life experiences, things I see, things I feel and whatever I come across generally. The contemporary side comes from the fact that I am not so into the afro pop but more into the afro beat rhythm. Why did you relocate to Nigeria? I moved back to Nigeria because the time I had spent with my former girl group ‘From Above,’ which was managed by Matthew Knowles, had come to an end. We amicably broke up. Some of the girls didn’t want to be in the group anymore. I was the only one who really wanted to do music. Sound Sultan was in London that year and he heard some of my demos. He convinced me to head back to Nigeria and launch my music career. How has your career been since you moved back to Nigeria? A lot of people will not believe this because of the amount of things I have done so far but frankly my career in Nigeria is only two years old. However I have been doing music for over ten years. I have literary been on every single stage in Nigeria. I have supported international acts that have come in like Wale, Chris Brown, Rick Ross, and Mary J Blige. I just feel like I have been really blessed having done all these things in such a short span of time. Has it been challenging penetrating the music industry in Nigeria? It’s not easy because there are so many female artistes, and we really don’t have that recognition or power that male artistes do yet. Hopefully, it will change soon. It’s not been easy but thank God I have been blessed enough to bring something a bit different to the table which is my performances on stage. It’s been bumpy, I have had to do so many shows for free and fight for my voice to be heard. People think I just came and started doing this, but it’s because I am a proactive person. I get up and do what I have to do. What do you consider your greatest achievement in music to date? I can definitely name a few heights. One of them is obviously supporting Beyonce Knowles during her “I am” UK tour in 2009/10. Working for Coca-Cola has been a dream of mine since I was eight years old, so being featured on Coke Studio season two was definitely a dream come true. The next is having my own reality show on TV which went to over 166 countries and finally, being on CNN’s African Voices. To be honest I think everything I have done have been memorable for me. How would you describe the Nigerian music industry at the moment? I really feel like it’s a diamond in the rough. The industry has a long way to go, but we are definitely getting there as musicians. However, I do think there needs to be a bit more structure where the artistes can get their royalties paid to them. Once that’s settled, I think we will be able to compete with some of the international acts out there. What message do you have for upcoming artistes out there? You need to remember that in anything you are doing, especially music, you need to exercise tenacity. You need to have to have a thick skin, and you also have to be honest with yourself. |
bigiyaro:uon need to ask cos if u were him u'won't spend dat typa money witout bursting her V , E b lyk say u neva sabi the kind konji wey dey hold the guy ![]() |
Kim Kardashian is allegedly being paid $1million to spend an evening with a member of the Saudi royal family. Mrs Kardashian-West is set to fly out to Saudi Arabia in January, as a special guest of the prince, according to reports. The 34-year- old's rumoured visit follows a proposal made by a young Saudi prince on her Instagram, offering her 'one million per night'. A few weeks ago, a young man named Adel Al- Otaibi, posted the proposal in a comment on one of Mrs Kardashian-West's many selfies. Mr Al-Otaibi, allegedly a member of the Saudi royal family, wrote: 'I'm Saudi and I'll pay you one million per night Mai'. Now, reports says that the mother-of-one has accepted the offer, and will fly out to Saudi Arabia early next year. The mother-of-one has not confirmed the report, which has sparked discussion on Saudi Arabian online forums. Her trip to Bahrain in 2012 sparked demonstrations that required police to fire tear gas into the crowds |
lekinz:lolz.... Guy u don tey 4 there wella...... U really sabi dem |
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Metasophia:mxcheew.... Those APC peep's knew wat they were doing.. They knew atiku'ld_ be a fierce n tough opponent 4. Buhari thats y rochas n the other man had to join d contest.... In order to split atiku's vote in 3 halves ........ If atiku mumu ,me I no mumu...... Apc don cheat am ... Buh still na jona go win...... So wats d stress |
Vikky014:....... Yeah that's wat she's definitely doing ...... I think she ought 2 be reported to the police for interrogation n Thorough questioning ... |
justi4jesu:Adonbilivit shey??.... Lol |
Harmvirus:I think you're a fear fear . Lolzz. Obirin tio lemi |
LORDI:... I agree wit'u on this |
omololu2020:Mumu... Shurrup jor....... !d!ot lyk u... .. Simply becos she tribalized it doesn't mean you should rain insults on her....... EveryOne stands to be corrected... Cos it happens everywhere.....mst especially in Lagos ........ shey u neva see dem b4 4 ikeja??... Even 4 oshodi??.. Ogbeni ma Ro' inkan koto ma type oshi si bii. |
SAMBARRY:abeg help me ask dem O!.......... Shey her husband no get roots??...... Abi her husband no get kindred wey him com 4rm??........ Mxcheew |
bruno419:Lolz... Wonders shall neva seize to end.... Wait... her husband doesn't work he impregnated her.... N he couldn't even pay his rents ?...which means dey can bearly feed themselves.....wait the woman nko she no dey work ?....... How come pesin wey just Born dey go beg...she no get family??...her husband no get relatives??....abi King no dey her village??.........in awka 4dat matter .......MXCHEEW..... Some people ehn.... Them cray 4head no b small .. Naso dem full ladipo market ... Dey beg... |
dovelike:.... Lol.. As-if u knw |
chidiebere2020:.............. Lagos |
Francon:Choi 1man Five names.......4rm 3mjr tribes....... Nne.. Ichefugo si oke afa Ne gbu nwa nnkita??... |
Francon:........... Choi 1man Five names.......4rm 3mjr tribes....... Nne.. Ichefugo si oke afa Ne gbu nwa nnkita??... |
Does anyone here knows how much it'll cost 4me 2 get a 160,250 , 320 or 500 gb sata Hdsk ? Currently Making plans to get a new hddsk so can I get the price list b4 I go berserk about this issue. Plssssssssssssssssssssssssssss |
[/b] korel9: Lest I forget, in France land is not given, it is taken by force. ![]() [b] |
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