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i think this gay issue is caused by to much civilization and westernization, which the arab worlds are fighting against, cos i remember when i was in nigeria, when a guy hold another guys hand, its just a normal thing to do, but when i came to europe, one u hold a guys hand then what will come to ur head if gayish, look at most of nigerians who claim they are gays, is either they have had western influence in them or watching too much of cables.

I dont have any problem with gays as far as they do it in thier room,the only problem i have is them trying to claim right, when did u see a straight man claiming rights? if u wanna be gay, do it in ur bedroom what rights do u need, to Bleep on the main road?

well, is it possible for pple who sleep with animal to be born that way, and is it possible for a pervert to be born a pervert? lol this pple just tryna make up thier point by saying they born blah blah blah, now a thief will wake up and say he was born a thief.

princesa:
@java and deji
wont be a suprised if you guyz are stiff with pent up emotions
how can you say dancing is such an unneccesary thing

can u read at all, i said we need less danceable songs, that is why pple like asa,lagbaja are going to be very highly placed in the world music, cos they singing sense.

this two guys are heavy lyricist in thier genre of music, just look out for it, its in the making

in the state where NIGERIA is today i think we need less danceable songs and songs with conscious lyrics, cos most of us dont even know what we really want in music, we just want to dance dance and dance our life away even at a rubbish song with bad lyrics but fat beats, its a terrible state.

why must everything u listen to makes u dance----ruqus

well, so what was ur arguement then, this is nigeria awards and we judging them by nigeria standard and u just said , have you ever heard the phrase 'king in the land of the blind'? so why the arguement again.

tell me which other nigerian rapper have met all the greats that i just mentioned, if mode wasnt that good, he wont be allowed to lace a verse on dj premier beat or u dont know who dj premier is, will help yu http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DJ_Premier, check that link,go and listen to modenine last mixtape over djpremier, then u will see an interview dj premier did for hot 97 fm, in newyork where he talked about modenine and why he respected him.

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check the above video, that is will i am, in southafrica on mtv award when he was naming his best african rappers, have u being to southafrica where they have good lyricist and they even respect this brother(modenine)hustle, its a shame pple are never respected in thier own country, shame

[quote author=Ez-E link=topic=276988.msg3946661#msg3946661 date=1243622065]Thank you very much for that, I totally agree with you on that, Im not saying Mode9 is a bad rapper, but he is very very far from the hype he seems to get, there is nothing really lyrical about a bunch of metaphors/punchlines geared either to diss some1 or over hype oneself, I don't even think he can do well in spoken word, and from what I've heard from him, he would sweat just to write good poetry,[/quote]

mbulela:
i know that award exists in BET and a few other awards but i can't help thinking that award is irrelevant in the scheme of things.
why is it an exclusivity of rap music in HHWA?
why should the criteria for the rap album of the year not include lyrical content?
i see no point in giving one award for rap album of the year and giving another one for lyricist of the year to another rap album.
it is my view that the lyrical about Mode 9 is vastly overrated. i see nothing deep in his lyrics (taking nothing away from them)and i find the rhymes often lame.

i may agree with both of you but can u name any other rapper in nigeria, i mean a nigerian rapper who is as good as modenine lyrically if u say he is well overrated, maybe if u can pick one out of all the nigerian rappers who are better lyrically than modenine then i will totally agree to ur shallow points, thank you and will be waiting for ur response.

well before u reply me, maybe u need to remember that greats hiphop artiste like nas,talib kweli will i am,wyclef,ll cool j ,proverb, wordsmith ,Dj premier from newyork and jay z, have all given props to modenine for his lyrical prowress, may be u both good in understanding what hiphop means than those greats.

pls remember we judging modenine on the scale of nigerian rappers, tell me any other rapper that have international recognition than modenine, pls will be waiting for ur response, thank you all

TINIE TEMPAH - WIFEY
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pple being wondering why i like uk music, well its about the production they make some cool nice beats from there, am always feeling them beats

ndubz and naa

pple are making me feel illbliss attitude and/ i like his hustle, even though he is full of fat and mo muscle/i still like him for shizzle.

a word is enough for the wise

at times when i see some  comments on hiphop forums, i wonder if truly some pple know what hiphop is all about.
lets start from nigeria, eedris dissed black face
ruggedman took things to another level, he sold records got noticed,he left little fish cos they want him to stop beefing pple and talk about something else, had same problem with ojb.
when ruggedman saw no one to beef anymore,, he started preaching pidgin and fussing naija into ur rapper which eedris ,rasquie and olumaintain were all doing.

as far as i am concerned homeboy is totally confused,he is finding it hard to stay relevant music wise,so he is finding all way to stay relevant just like someone who has lived in washington for his whole life with nothing to show.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYgmsCBKmLM

wretch 32, ina di ghetto,beat will fit mi style of rapping

DBR:
@lala
since ur lines came after mine i think i may be involved in wateva u tryna say.
But honestly i do not understand.
So can u really say wat u tryna say? Thanks
oNe

well i think maybe he posted to the wrong thread, or maybe he is just spamming

as for the line, i think its might be one of the two but strotonium to me is a form of chemical and CENTURION can also fit in that line, but to me i am not sure which is which but they both fit into it

feel my strontonium roar, i am so fly i rap without flaw(floor), modenine- spazmodic


no pun intented, can someone post a better line from any naija rapper, pls i beg u with the name of God, strontonium wow, modenine u the best untill i see another better line

DBR:
U say u gifted but got nothin to offer us
Ur reign is imaginary Mr. Snuffleupagus
if u say u king i shove it back in ur psycophagus(psyche/oesophagus


Still wonderin' Y he got the award?
oNe

pple always ask me why i listen to modenine this much, but its a simple answer, he makes me think, its only modenine out of all the naija rappers that will challenge ur level of education.

Mr. Snuffleupagus, i just remember that its was a character in sesame street, dont know any naija rapper that could make u think this much, at times i understand why some pple have problems with modenine lyrics, .its like telling a js1 student to attend a jamb exam, its might be to complicated, its not going to be easy, anyway i feel ur pains, but all u that understand modenine lyrics more grease to ur elbow, keep the knowledge flowing.

Baba Fela knew what he was talking about when he sang LOOKU LOOKU Shocked

is fela a ghanian and when did he sang looku looku cos i dont know what that means in nigeria language

Im selling out the garden like jay (jigga), this aint no raffle
Im breaking [b]even (eve and) [/b]if I don’t im breaking adams apples
You wanna battle but ya not ready for soul travel
Your not gangster ya just umpa lumparing
You willie wanksters are getting cut up
Like seven little paper men holding hands
Fold your plans you aint messing with mode, 


modenine-nine

@ rapjunkie, alaye is on the remix 5 cos its had 1-5 remix


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTsjWjnNAfI

and sway killed it with his ghanian version as well


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OLToMZUGDY--sway

u shud watch alaye , on the remix on that song he smashed it

bashy, black boiz

@sesi, i am happy u can now read and maybe u will learn.

i used to work in the oil and gas industry and i know how much ghana has benefitted from nigeria even at the detriment of his pple, pls dont come here to give false information, nigeria never refined crude oil in ghana , we do refine in 8 countries and only one is in africa and which i know of and had work for as well, so dont give false information on this forum.

when i make comments i have my evidence, i know what am saying, if u dont know all u need is infor which i will supply u.



Nigeria To Supply Ghana Energy
Power Lines

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Addis Ababa, Jan. 29, GNA - Nigeria has agreed to supply 80 megawatts of electricity to Ghana as part of a deal to help the country to address its current energy crisis.

Additionally, it has accepted to take over the supply of power to Benin and Togo, to take off the burden on Ghana and bring some relief to the country.

President John Agyekum Kufuor made the announcement when answering a question on how Ghana was tackling the energy problems it was facing, when he presented the country's implementation report on the African Peer Review Mechanisation (APRM) recommendations at the Sixth Summit of the APRM Heads of State and Government Forum.

This was on the sidelines of the Eighth Africa Union's ordinary session held in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa. Ghana's report received overwhelming commendation by the 25 States that have signed up to the APRM.

President Kufuor said Nigeria through the West Africa Power Pool, which comes on-stream in February, 2007 would be increasing its electricity supply to Ghana.

Ghana's energy requirement is put at 2,000 megawatts and its present total generation mix comes up to 1,200 megawatts, 69 per cent of which is from hydroelectric sources and 30.4 per cent from fossil fuels. The Akosombo hydroelectric dam has a generating capacity of 912 megawatts while that of Kpong is 160 megawatts.

Ninety-Nine per cent of the electricity consumption in Ghana is supplied by the Volta River Authority.

President Kufuor said with the Power Pool Agreement, Ghana, Nigeria and Cote d'Ivoire would put their electricity generation into a pool so that in the event of a shortfall in any of the countries, it would fall on it to avoid crisis situation.

He said the country on its own was also taking some measures to boost its energy generation and cited plans to construct the 400-megawatts capacity Bui Dam.

He was expressed the hope that the inauguration of the West Africa Gas Pipeline Project in March, 2007, would significantly enhance the operation of the Osagyefo Barge.

President Kufuor said Ghana again was exploring other alternative sources including solar and bio-diesel.

Meanwhile, the AU's Eighth Ordinary session being attended by the 53 Heads of State and Government, the high point of which, would be the election of a new Chairman to take over from Congolese President Dennis Sassou Nguesso opens on Monday morning at the Economic Commission for Africa's (ECA) Conference Centre.

Mr Ban Ki-Moon, the United Nation's Secretary General, is in the Ethiopian Capital, Addis Ababa to attend. 29 Jan. 2007


http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=118129

i think we nigerians caused all this insults on ourselves, we always want to play some brotherly love at our own expense , olu maintain went to ghana and adopted 3 ghanian kids but they still call nigerian fraudsters.

in 2006 olusegun obasanjo former president of nigeria borrowed ghana 145 million dollars at the expense of nigerians , we even supply this same pple electricity at our own detriment.

in 2007 nigeria supplied ghana oil for 6 months without them paying up after they the country ran out of petrol, and we nigerians are suffering of the same petroleum oil.

just last week i was scammed by a ghanian who claim to sell some electronics on the internet, i trusted him cos i never believed i will ever be scammed by a ghanian but he took my money and i have learned but am always pissed when they call nigerians scammers while i have seen many ghanians doing internet frauds just like nigerians, ghanians even go to the extent of making music videos celebrating fraud, go on youtube and search mugu, they even use many nigerian slangs so as to confuse outsiders , but its all good, i have learned my lessons from ghanians.

f u wanna see Ghanaians jealousy, come down to London and u will be surprised how Ghanaians are so jealous of Nigerians, go to youtube and see the kind of comments they leave on Nigeria music videos.

i have Ghanaian friends but its hard for them having me as friends cos they see me as a threat to them , u cant have a normal conversation with a Ghanaian without them mentioning how they started fufu or jollof rice before Nigerians stole it from them, and if u look at their fufu and jollof rice its far different from what Nigerians eat, the taste and methods they use is so different but Ghanaians will always say they own fufu and jollof rice recently they claiming pounded yam too.

i remember Nigeria president borrowing Ghanaians around 34 billion naira in 2005 and we do supply this pple fuel as well, but all they see about Nigeria is fraud and corruption, i have so many Ghanaian friends who are into frauds down here in London and anytime they got caught they claim they Nigerians , go to youtube and search for mugu video , its was made by some Ghanaian slowpoke celebrating frauds in Ghana,they trying to do their own version of yahooze lol


i was talking to a Ghanaian yesterday and all he could tell me was samini was better than tuface without me even asking him any question , i just think they paranoid and they shud just deal with it, we have many ghanian actors in Nigeria movies what else do they want again?
i dont blame them , i blame pple like dele momodu who took most Nigeria investors down to Ghana, they never had it good before all those Nigerians went down there, i used to be in Ghana almost everyweek around 2002 before the influx of Nigerians over there, but their problem is they think Nigeria want to have their oil but what they failed to realise is Nigeria never did anything with oil, all the things that Nigeria has are not even from oil money.we have being making things happen before the advent of oil, charlie check Ur head.

banging:
i no know when 9ice started singing r/b ohhhhh hhwa.

Best R&B and Best Pop Album - Street Credibility by 9ice

the beat on this joint is bananas, was bumping my head from 1-18.
nice one from modenine, will be waiting for the mixtape collaboration with mi, MIX

Christopher Edward Martin (born March 21, 1966[1]), better known as DJ Premier is an American record producer and DJ, and the instrumental half of the duo Gang Starr, together with MC Guru on the lyrical side. Originally from Houston, he has lived in Brooklyn, New York, for virtually his entire professional career. He is hailed as an architect of "[b]hardcore East Coast [/b]hip-hop known by its heavy drums and sparse loops."[2]

The Source magazine named DJ Premier one of the five greatest producers in hip-hop history, while editors from About.com ranked him as #1 in its Top-50 Hip-Hop Producers list.