Your kinsmen.... yahoo boiz Abi??

E nor easy

Divine15:


Don't let jealousy blind you, Chiefpriest has always used "Money na Water" as his end signature on most of his recent posts.

Then used at a wrong time then

Only Nigerian or African Muslim can be offended about this

How could u degrading from Samsung to Hisense
Na wa oo

AyobamiOluwole:


Thank you very much. This is why I like Nairaland. Honest opinions is what you get here. I must admit I felt very foolish after doing that. Now I see it that I've lost her for life. And that she will have the impression that I don't value her life or her for sending her outside at that time. Damn. I have done many bad things out of anger. I really regret this.

It'd have been better inviting another girl while she still stay overnight in ur apt

The last time I checked, the highest debtors are the movers and sakers of the world's economy

Naira bet did more than this to Bet9ja when Bet9ja server was hacked; where's nairabet today... don't see joy in other people's predicaments

Wasky101:

Tell me how without voters intimidation. Bigotry and rigging how a candidate can score over 87% in an entire region.
Mko abiola remains the most popular presidential candidate in the history of democracy in Nigeria he score 67% in Ogun his home state.
Even Buhari didn't defeat Jonathan flat out like that in the north.

Only Obi did like Putin in the east

Confused party

Same old pictures

Is there anyone still taking NLC serious? I guess none

You sure say u no thief join?

Condom

Your life
Your problem

Democracy indeed

Cindypresh:


As a married woman, stop collecting money from your horseband for foodstuffs, they should keep buying things from the market themselves.


After all, they're the ones working for all these dirty useless politicians and tinubu.

What about all these women leaders too They're men too?

Street credibility is also very important
You may not know it
Na so dem slap my friend's wife for mokola yesterday
Na so my friend Dey beg me make I control soldier or street guys for his wife safety

Wow

Nemesis0147:
No be every trip you go Dey accept…
And you can bargain with your passengers before coming to pick them up for a fair price if what is showing in the app is poor…if they don’t accept it….you cancel.

I use bolt a lot and when some drivers explain things to me and I have extra cash to spare….I add money to their fees and learn how to go offline too
Just tell your passengers.

You know nothing about the business
One of the reasons why it's not advisable to seek for advice in a forum like nairaland

Good move

Here

Destiny helper, right?

50 naira Ankara no suppose Dey again sef
With the economic situation right now

Speechless

On yahoo! Yahoo!!

Were!!!

' wound my bank akant'
it is a big problem bro/sis

In expense of the poor masses right?

Chikel20000:
South Africa that will crash out soon....de play

Even if they did crash out... the deeds has been done

While the poors should explain the source of their wretchedness or go to jail

Ahead of the 66th Grammy Award on February 4, the organisers have released a list of African musicians who have bagged the golden gramophones since the 1960s.

The list sparked controversies on social media after singers Wizkid and Tems were omitted among the 10 African winners of the prestigious award.

Per the list, Miriam Makeba, the late South African singer, remained the first from Africa to win a Grammy award.
Sade, the pop singer, followed in the list, making her the first Nigerian to win the global award while Burna Boy is the most recent and last Nigerian to win the prestigious gong.

Grammy Award – Africa Winners List

Miriam Makeba (South Africa) — Best Folk Recording (with Harry Belafonte) – 1966

Sade Adu (Nigeria/UK) — Best New Artist – 1986

Ali Farka Touré (Mali) — Best World Music Album – 1994

Cesária Évora (Cape Verde) — Best Contemporary World Music Album – 2004

Youssou N’Dour (Senegal) — Best Contemporary World Music Album – 2005

Angélique Kidjo (Benin/France) — Best Contemporary World Music Album – 2008

RedOne (Morocco) — Best Dance/Electronic Album – 2010

Tinariwen (Mali/Algeria/Libya) — Best World Music Album – 2012

Burna Boy (Nigeria) — Best Global Music Album – 2021

Black Coffee (South Africa) – Best Dance/ Electronic Album — 2022

Recall in March 2021, Wizkid bagged his first-ever Grammy award for his role in ‘Brown Skin Girl’, a 2019 song by Beyonce, the American musician. The project won the ‘Best Music Video’ category.

In 2023, Tems won her own first-ever Grammy award. The Afrobeats singer won the ‘Best Melodic Rap Performance’ category for her role in ‘Wait for U’, the 2022 hit song by Future featuring Drake.

Upon the release of the list by the organisers of the Grammys, questions were asked about what yardsticks were used to assemble the list.

Some users on X have argued that Wizkid and Tems were left off the list because they won Grammys as featured artists.

It, however, remains unclear why both music heavyweights from Nigeria were omitted from the list.

The 2024 Grammy Awards will take place on Sunday, February 4 in Los Angeles.


The award organizers also created the ‘Best African Music Performance’ category to recognize African artists.

Davido, Asake, Olamide, Tems, Burna Boy, Olamide, and Ayra Starr were all nominated in this category.

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