₦airaland Forum

Tinydick:
Akant ....I'm shy

yemaldo:
That's good for us, we top the table with six points and d person below us should have just 2point

yemaldo:
Cameroon v Zambia 0-0

mba... Na 1 - 1 goaless draw

policy12:
Bros which of the AIT dey watch from my Dstv own no dey show the match o

JeffreyJamez:
Baba first look linesman..

JeffreyJamez:
I dey tell you!!! Lol

naptu2:
Does anybody know the name of this song? Attached below this post is a link that will prompt you to download a voicenote of me playing the tune on my keyboard. I've played it without any accompaniment or chords, so that it'll be easier to figure out the tune I'm talking about.

Please help if you can.

naptu2:
That's the song. Although Nelly Uchendu's version was slower, but that's the tune. Thanks very much.
Do you know the name of the person that sang this hausa song (check the attachment below).

naptu2:
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Now I've found the '70s version. I'm hoping that someone will hear this and remember the name of the person that covered it in the '90s.

Wrinkers Experience - Fuel For Love.

I am about 86% sure it's Zubby Enebeli

He had a guitar in the video, with a babe standing by him. He also covered Rex Lawson's Love mu Adure.

Source: Charly Boy Show... 199*

naptu2:
Aha! Maybe one of you can help me.

I had Nelly Uchendu's album in the '80s and I loved all the songs on it. Mamausa was a huge hit, Waka About was funny (comedians used it in their jokes) and Love Nwantiti was also very good.

But there was another song on the album that I also loved. Unfortunately I can't remember the title or lyrics of the song. I've searched everywhere for it (including YouTube) but I've had no luck. So I'm going to play the melody on my keyboard, hoping that one of you will recognise the tune and remember the name of the song.

Please click on the link below this post. It will prompt you to download a voicenote of me playing the song.

Thanks.

McBrooklyn:
Lol, no shît now


BTW, I thought a lady sang the same "Sweet mother", right??

McBrooklyn:
OK, I'll check that out now Bruh


I may still come back for more when I remember their names though if you don't mind

No worries... I am awake, trying to download all the song online

McBrooklyn:
Wow, thanks Bruh. I'll check that out now


But I thought it was a female that sand "Ife bi eji owuro"

IBNgemini:
Yeah,i also like the riff and solo of joromi,only God knows how those olden days musician learn how to play musical instruments considering most of them have no formal training in music.... imagine person dey play guitar with his teeth

Mammywater inspired!

McBrooklyn:
Naptu, abeg you fit remind me of the person that sang "Eleda mi mo dupe" and "Ife be eji owuro"

KissChrix:
He was never in the music business

mizzochocinco:
Don't worry i will send money for your mother and sisters to go to a proper school, because getting a dictionary is not a qualification.

Abeg use the money for your house rent

Lol... Case solved

mizzochocinco:
i went up to postgrad to get an education. Did your mother and sister simply end at buying a dictionary to get an education? Ode!

So sad for your Parents... they could have been better off investing such money in MMM than having a.... Mehn u are not even worth the adjective

Liability:
Come on zambians. We can do it.

franchizy:
Our coach should be blamed if we lost this match.
Instead him to change Mikel and victor moses and bring in new legs.
I wont be suprise if Gambia won this match.

Bros Abeg...where u see Victor Moses?