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imas: This thread don reach ten pages, but can it get to front page watching

In your widest dreams

smartchoice: Bros I hail o....you wan make I go pre order in? I nor get liver for one chance biz o

smartchoice: Location?

Firefire: Inshal Allah, it shall happen. It is high time we stopped the tyrant who feel he can continue to select Ward Counsellors, LGA Chairmen, House of Assembly candidates and Federal Reps from his bedroom without recourse to Party Primaries, internal democracy or rule of law.

ammyluv2002: That word is under statement

ericessien24: naija bad oh.and you having my surname as your profile name mmmmm

ericessien24: guy they inject that Liberian guy in Lagos I'm sure

Olivia111: Yeah Largas is correct. Probably the angle.
Thanks for viewing.
I love this site, so interactive.

ericessien24: if he was Nigerian,they would have injected him otapiapia

Largas: she looks same to my eyes.

GudluckIBB: Thank You so much fohe video.I'm so happy to meet a genius like you who understands and knows african music to the core.
I have spent money in stocking up my library.How can we meet so that we can exchange songs.I live in Lagos as well.
I have loads of victor uwaifo and other African songs.You are a genius my brother.
African songs gives you good rythm, nice vocals, guitar and percusions.Even though I don't understand lyrics,its still still better than most of present day songs which what they sings practically makes no meaning

Brother i will inbox you. However enjoy Quadra Kora man,Mopao Mokonzi...the King of Rumba

GudluckIBB: Brother,we are in the same line.i will give you 99 percent for the names you mentioned.i would have given you 100 percent but you failed to mentioned Sam mangwana,yondo sisters,Salif Keita,yousou n dour,madilu system.oliver n Goma,danielst ntesa,djanka biadate, e.t.c,e.t.c,e.t.c.
Send me your email address,let's talk as matured men who loves good music.

And for the association of wine your waist and pop the champagne in a d club listeners,this post is not for you.
Matured men are analyzing music here,if you are not in this genre,pls go to the next page

GudluckIBB: Brother,we are in the same line.i will give you 99 percent for the names you mentioned.i would have given you 100 percent but you failed to mentioned Sam mangwana,yondo sisters,Salif Keita,yousou n dour,madilu system.oliver n Goma,danielst ntesa,djanka biadate, e.t.c,e.t.c,e.t.c.
Send me your email address,let's talk as matured men who loves good music.

And for the association of wine your waist and pop the champagne in a d club listeners,this post is not for you.
Matured men are analyzing music here,if you are not in this genre,pls go to the next page

Lol. brother if you notice i indicated etc at the end. You are right on track and am pleased. Yeah the artiste you mentioned are great. Others are: Josky Kiambukuta Londa,Pierette Adams,manu dibango,kanda bongo man,Tshala Muana,Grand Kalle,Tabu Ley Rochereau....etc Some of these artist you will find some of their great albums on LP and thanks to my Dad who introduced these musics to me and am happy to have discovered them. I can still remember when i was passing Ojuelegba road some years ago and i heard a track of OK Jazz being played in a music store i had to stop by and the beautiful lady who happens to be the one in charge of sales noticed as i picked some of his CD's and as i was about leaving the store she asked who will listen to these musics , i at her but she said these are papa's music now. But i told her she won't understand since she still belongs to the new school class. I am not a clubber so you won't expect i invest in such types of music because i don't feel them but rather good music.

Ezemust: wat do u make of fallY ipupa?i love his songs wella

Fally Ipupa is a break away from Koffi Olomide because it's from Koffi Olomide's group that he became famous though once in a while he still feature for Olomide but he's a great artiste as well but am talking of the masters

Cecediva: Lol... PM no be death threat nah

Sure i will reply you

Cecediva: Lol

etebefia: yes flavour might not be highlife artist, but if you are used to listening flavour and osadebe then you'll realise that flavour gets his beats from osadebe tracks just like J. Martins gets his beats from Onyeka onwenu and nelly uchendu tracks

free2ryhme: U don ever buy motor before

Ishilove: This guy you are overmaking sense

Gboliwe: Beautiful!
Then, you need to see your Pastor or Imam or carved god or whatever it is that help you spiritually. Somebody, somewhere is calling your name in a calabash.
That was a joke sha.

There are many smart unemployed graduates traversing the streets. Employ one solely to handle these logistics.

sweetgala: Signed up, I like the great sounds from Ghana

inspiredm: Sometimes, Some situations are just beyond Control.

2003 Toyota Camry is NOT the Car I ever thought Could give all these issues But sometimes We face ups and down.

Within the time the Buyer paid the deposit around end of March and now, Several Other orders have been delivered without issues.

it is sad, and I am very sorry, Sometimes these shipments can be over whelming, I take all Full responsibilities.

Myself and the Buyer have agreed on another vehicle, He has all the details With Photos and the vehicle Has been delivered to me.

We should wrap up all registration, Plate number and documentations in a Couple of days, before Thursday.

Again, I am Very sorry, We face ups and down in life and we deal with them as they come.

I also promise to Improve on My Customer Service and Relations.

Thank you for believing in Inspired Autos.

Cheers
Inspired

Onyiibazz: It's unarguable that you must have a problem of comprehension or that you dont understand simple english or that you're still a teenager who wasn't born in the era of highlife, otherwise you wouldn't even think of naming flavour, anyways i would still advice you to google what highlife in the original sense of it meant so that you stop classifying evry song that has a touch of local beats and percussions as hi-life!

Onyiibazz: Yea, i have some videos of guitar transcriptions of Diblo Dabala, Pepe Kalle, and so many others, that's what am using to learn to play soukous! I just forgot to include Franco Lumumba, he's a good guitarist as well