I need the battery of my samsung note 4 duo (3000mAh).

The battery seems scarce. I can get battery for note 4 (3220mAh) everywhere.


can some1 help?

location is calabar.




Phe.

Azizat won the award Women football player of the year, as expected.

is the masters program entry still on at NOUN?

They kept signing and signing.


When are we gonna witness mobilising to site?


Half of the projects listed in then 2016 budget, we have not seen contractors on site.

We only see photos of MOU signingd.

Ask Ayade of Cross Rivers, he signed MOU passed cheque since be became governor with no project initiated.

Let us see project progress and not paparazzi of ceremonial signing.

zamalek 1 enyimba 0

I tire ooo

OP, please correct this.
Attorney General not Accountant General please

employment?
they pay secondary leavers 12k per month?
I am sure their cashiers will earn less than 30k a month.
We are watching.

I was on my way to Jebba tuesday and I saw the JB and RCC working on Lag - Ibadan expressway.

Ilorin Bode saadu road I have been seeing CGC working since 1 month ago.

Can someone in other zones mentioned confirm the story?

I don't know what nairaland.com is turning into

Everybody is saying lie lie without asking or seeking to verify.

lies
major gen F.O Ali is from south west.

DECEIT INDEED!!!

Niger is supposed to be a power producing state.

May God intervene in this matter

Laughing in Igbomina.


This man don enter one chance.

I smell odour like am on a set in an horror film.

We can wait to see the ending of this seasonal film.


Femi Femi Femi, take it easy oooo.

habby51:
Am just new in the town, just speaking from wat I do see everyday

which city?

blackboy2star:
Issoraii

The portal will open April 1, can you see?

this is mind blowing revelations.

thanks bro for sharing

email address?

iptrackonline.com

or iptrackeronline.com


i think it is iptrackeronline.com..i check..

thanks for the information

jpcomrade:
Why do some institutions rank the post of an assistant as being lower to the post of a deputy, for instance in the Nigeria police, an assistant inspector general of police is a junior to a deputy inspector general of police, in Nigerian custom service, an assistant comptroller general is a junior to a deputy comptroller general whereas in the civil service, the next rank down the ladder to a Director is a deputy Director, I don't think there is anything like an assistant Director again,maybe the two words don't really mean thesame thing or could it be that the way military and para military organisations use them is what makes the difference? because in civil hierarchy when you have for example a Governor next is a deputy Governor, there is obviously nothing like an assistant Governor, when you have a manager, the next is either a deputy manager or an assistant manager, so now how do you categorise the two levels?

really?

Assistant cant deputise when the main person isnt around.

He assists the work scope only he can't really deputies.

But the deputy have the power to perform the same functions in capacity of the main person.

check dictionary to know the literary meaning

where are the wailing wailers now?

I am happy this is happening in my life time.

God bless Anambra state.

God bless leaders that have the thought of people at heart.

InyinyaAgbaOku:

The remix is crap and trash combined.
The YouTube download volume you talked about is just from people's curiosity to see what they did in the collabo, and trust me that song has washed. Everyone is disappointed

EVERYONE IS DISSAPOINTED!!!?

NO ...I AM NOT DISSAPOINTED....MY DJ IS THE CLUB IS NOT DISAPOINTED.

I DIDNT SAY YOUTUBE..

NOTJUSTOK.COM, TOOXLUSIVE.COM, 360NOBS.COM MUSIC.NAIJ.COM ETC

lilzcee:
Article written by entertainment journalist, Chilee Agunana
The remix has always been a popular part of the music industry and adds a different flavour to an already good song or gives a new lease of life to a song that initially did not perform so well. A remix simply means another artist’s version of a song where he or she must have added something to it. And while the remix mustn’t necessarily be better, it largely involves an ‘addition’ to the original song rather than removing ‘something’ from it.
That being said, some of the songs remixed in this country in recent times have actually removed `things’ from the original songs and one xample of this is Davido’s remix of Humblesmith’s Osinachi.
The young singer had already introduced himself to the Nigerian music audience with Chairmo and then in August 2015 dropped a career-defining single which he titled, Osinachi, featuring Phyno.
The song was an immediate hit and the fact it combined excellent Hip Hop elements with didactic lyrics was a plus and in that regard somehow similar to Korede Bello’s Godwin which led to the latter’s controversial invitation to some church programmes. Osinachi had an even cleaner claim to church performances but Humblesmith may have closed that door by allowing Davido to burden it with his Dubai-infected baggage.
Osinachi, an Igbo word, literally means ‘It’s from God’ and can be figuratively adapted to mean `Destiny’ or ‘blessing’. It’s also a beautiful name which many parents have gladly bestowed on their offsprings just like Godwin. A look at the original lyrics makes for an interesting read and further highlighted the very essence of the song as originally composed:
Plenty people don dey ask,
Na which baba do the jazz,
Say the baba do well for me oh,
Now my life don better
Not because I suffer pass
Not because I pray and fast
No be osho no be jazz, okwa chinenye
Also look at Phyno’s verse with some loose translation provided in brackets:
Ibe, ekene kenelum olisa bi ne nu igwe (Greetings to God in heaven)
Daddy ne mezi nu m obi oma (Daddy has made me happy)
Nwanne inee aya, n’ime ndum o (Brother if you look into my life)
Iga fu na chukwu emego nu aka boys achaa (You will see God has blessed boys)
God I dey beg you don’t leave me oh
Okwa ikwelu nkwa si na ima rapum oo (Remember you promised you won’t leave me)
Baba obi ni’gwe o-oo-o (Father in heaven)
Wee simu golibe oooo (Told me to enjoy)
Hey, nwanne okwa ima na oke chineke di okpotopo (Brother you know God’s grace is big)
Amamihe gi kam choro (I want your wisdom)
Maka m di ogogoro (Because I’m empty)
Some dey think say na jazz how the boy came up fast
Mana ha maro na ngozi gi na di ogonogo (But they don’t know you blessing is long)
Okwa, everyday nne kpe ekpere (I pray every day)
Chineke iwee nyemu the reason m ji enye ekele (God you gave me to give thanks)
Now m nanwuli with my family and friends (Now I’m rejoicing with family and friends)
Ayin n’eme the money down ka (We are doing the money down like)
Nwanne oburo jazz (Brother it’s not jazz)
The lyrics of Davido’s remix is a sharp and confused contrast that not only presents a total deviation from the initial spirit of the song but also reduced it to a platform for advancing some personal issues which is a complete let-down to such a beautiful song.
My humble father sinachi
My loving daughter sinachi mo
My baby mama sinachi
Dele Momodu sinachi mo
No be by force to go Dubai
Abi na wetin cause the fight
And I just dey my own dey laugh eh
Because God dey my side
They want to take away my favour
They want to spoil my career
Them no know say I get flavour
You fit ask Nabania
I forgive and forget
Baba God knows the best
My papa just buy jet
And about to take off everywhere oh
Humblesmith in allowing this remix may have mortgaged his immediate progress for a few coins from the Omo Baba Olowo as this remix has stunted his immediate growth because, one, it removed attention from the main song which was doing marvellously well and redirected it to Davido. Secondly what Davido brought to the song was immediately expendable as the Baby mama drama while being stupidly negative and shouldn’t even come close to a song like Osinachi, it died once Davido moved on from it and in this sense, the Sony signing immediately took over the Davido narrative and Humblesmith is now left with the few Judas coins he made from betraying such a good song.
Apart from being one of the most hardworking and talented artists in the country, Davido is also one of the most mischievous—scheming out one publicity scheme (positive and negative in same measure) immediately after the other, and the narrative of Humblesmith’s career as regards the traction he would have gained from his hit song has now been subsumed in the shenanigans of an already made act.
This is the danger ‘upcoming’ acts face when they excitedly allow bigger artists to buy into their arrival and remix their already successful songs. This happened to Kiss Daniels when he allowed Davido once again and Tiwa Savage to guzzle up whatever attention and goodwill he had garnered with his hit, Woju, and his successive attempts to resurrect that success with new singles using virtually the same beat, have largely failed.
Another sad case is Oritsefemi whose struck gold with his version of Fela’s, Double Wahala, but he then allowed a fading D’banj to hijack his song. Not to mention what D’banj also did to Iyanya’s Kukere but by then, Iyanya had already exhausted the song’s goodwill and revenue, so D’banj’s remix never really affected the success of the song or Iyanya’s progress.
A new ‘upcoming’ artist is supposed to ride on the back of the success of the older artist he features in his song, not the other way round. Naeto C did it for Davido and Phyno has already done it for Humblesmith on the original Osinachi track, so there was no need for this remix, not at this time.
Humblesmith is no doubt a good artist and would most definitely release other good songs who knows how long it will take fortune to smile on him again with another hit seeing that he humbly threw away the `Destiny’ already given to him?
Chilee Agunannais a Lagos-based journalist and you can reach him on Twitter:@ChileeChills.
Cc lalasticlala

OP, what is your point?

You guys will just seat down in your room too lazy to check (research) the success of songs before you start passing judgement.

I tire for you...have you checked the massive airplay the song is enjoying?

The amount of view on you tube and download traffic.

OP, abeg park well na..thanks for writing and giving us the lyrics though

Kangol99:
Go do your own work and earn your own money. Many people spend the whole of the day talking about these people.

But no dey do anything of value about how they too will be rich.

talkin about this makes money

that is what we call e-showbiz..payment on clicking.


are you a learner?

ghen ghen

Africa is going back to the root.

JealousPrince:
Marry fine boy u nor gree.

bros u wicked!!!!

am sorry guys

me i love this guy die

even if he coughs i will buy it before buying any don jazzy song.

don't blame me.

am a die hard dbanj fan. my only African michael jackson.

What is your basis for saying reekado cant be compared to lil kesh?

The OP raised a very important question for music lovers.

I expect judgment to be based on the assessment of the two songs not on personal assertion.

I listened to the two songs like 10 times and I have some reservations about the two songs.

1. Check various sites and see how many times each songs is downloaded.

2. Radio stations and DJs across the country.... and which songs enjoyed massive airplay.?

3. On the street, which songs rep the street.


Guys, we should raise issue and criticize, this is critical to the industry development too.


one love

lol

baba be like