6. Izzo - Jay-Z (Shawn Carter) Release date: June 19, 2001 One spectacular thing about this song is that it can stand as a party song and also a meditative piece. It is a classic song.
7. Always On Time - Ja Rule Feat. Ashanti Release date: November 27, 2001 The rhythm of the song is on another level. Ashanti did a nice job on the chorus.
9. In Da Club - 50 Cent Release date: January 7, 2003 This will continue to be one of the biggest hit in the history of hip-hop. 2003 was actually 50 Cent, and 50 Cent was 2003. With this hit songs, and others like 'Many Men', 50 Cent made Tony Yayo and Lloyd Banks rich. Kudos to Eminem and Dr Dre for the production of this song.
12. I Need A Girl - P-Diddy Feat. Usher Release date: February 25, 2002 Na this song dey melt girls heart back then. In as much as Sean Combs is accused of several criminal offences, that doesn't stop the fact that he gave us good songs back then.
13. Na Ba Ka - Jeremiah Gyang Feat SixFoot Plus Release date: May 15, 2004 The only Hausa gospel song that sounds like a party song. SixFoot Plus murdered that song. This song is the only Hausa song that I have danced to in my entire life.
RevenuesBoost: We all know the health benefits of fruits, but it's unfortunate that many Nigerians still find it difficult to include them in their daily meals.
Some people only eat fruits when they're sick, but trust me, making fruits a part of your daily meals can help prevent you from falling ill so often. Fruits are rich in vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and fiber that help strengthen your immune system and keep your body healthy.
How often do you eat fruits? Is it every day, a few times a week, or only once in a while?
Mattswaggz: The widow of late Nollywood actor, John Okafor, popularly known as Mr Ibu, has appealed to Nigerians for assistance, saying she and her children are struggling to pay rent, school fees and other basic needs.
The appeal was made in a video interview with a content creator, King Mitchy, on Wednesday, in which the actor’s wife and children spoke about the family’s living conditions following his death.
Speaking emotionally, the widow said the family had been without electricity for about two months after their power supply was disconnected over unpaid bills.
She also revealed that they rely on water from a well because of their financial situation.
"We fetch water from the well. Because I have not paid the house rent. And they have even cut my lights for two months now. No lights since. We have been like that. Every night we go to look for a place to charge our phones. And… It’s not easy,” she said.
One of the actor’s daughters praised her mother for keeping the family together despite the hardship.
"I want to thank God for my mom. She tries everything she can to feed us, to pay our school fees, to make us happy,” she said.
The widow further disclosed that her children were at risk of dropping out of school because of unpaid fees.
“Right now, they can’t go to school again. I can even show you the message the school sent me today,” she said.
The content creator who conducted the interview said support was being sought to help the family pay school fees, settle rent and restore electricity to their home.
Mr Ibu, one of Nigeria’s most popular comic actors, died on March 2, 2024, at the age of 62.
Amedino99: you should have probably stated it in the queens English that you are referring to the fifa world cup south Africa hosted in 2010. Maybe he was thinking of cricket world cup.
Odewaleadesoye: Bafana Bafana Are Through! South Africa Qualify For World Cup Round Of 32!
South Africa have qualified for the FIFA World Cup knockout stage for the first time in their history after a hard fought 1-0 victory over South Korea.
A 63rd minute strike from Maseko was enough to secure all three points and book Bafana Bafana's place in the Round of 32.
What a turnaround!
After losing their opening match and finishing with nine men, many had already written South Africa off. But they responded like true fighters and are now through to the next round.
This is a massive moment for South African football and one that their fans will remember for a long time.
AFRICA'S REPRESENTATIVES IN THE ROUND OF 32 SO FAR 1. Morocco 2. South Africa
More African nations could still join them as the final group stage matches are played.
Can South Africa go even further, or is the Round of 32 where their journey ends?
Congratulations, Bafana Bafana!
I don't see them going past Canada on Sunday
First KO for both teams but Canada with home advantage should move to R16
SA have tried...they can go back to their jobs on Monday
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