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okay. Thats interesing, you would realy enjoy. but sorry you wont be able to buy many things back home. approximately 20k would go for transport. 8k go ,8k come, then 4k for miscellaneous. Bon, a good hotel room in Accra or kumasi is like 3-4k per day. so you visit the labadi beach, the city mall and independence gate. visit www.africatravelogues..com for more

tunechi007:
what of abeokuta




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abeokuta is beautiful too

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Sedrik:


Nigeria is an essential part of Africa, as far as entertainment is concerned. In fact, Nigerian is at the heart of Music in Africa. Nigeria is officially the number exporter of music around the whole of Africa. Our music is the most popular and most listened to in the whole of Africa. If this be the case, then, artists who are influential in a musically rich country as ours, should definitely be influential in Africa, since they, and by they I mean other nations of Africa, listen to our music, especially our good music, which the music of people like Olamide and Phyno fall into.

It seems this list is only based on the number of collaborations done with other African acts, if not, I don't see what Wizkid should doing in number 2 and Olamide isn't even in the top 30,

Lol, because your country is a great country in music, and you listen ONLY to their music everyday does not mean there are no body else where singing or no other musicians exists.. All these people on the list are more INFLUENTIAL than either olamide or phyno..or even both joined together.. We are not talking about Nigeria. This is Africa. Do you really know how other countries musicians are really worth to them.. You thinks its only your country that have musicians Go to Tanzania or ivorycoast or Uganda.. Then you'll know what music really means.. Music is not just about singing a hit song or releasing an album that is wide spread just like Ghana or Nigerian is all about.. MUSIC IS LEGENDARY .. simple!! .. These musician are well know outside their respective countries. They might not be known to you or familiar to your country,, but they are fuckingly known in other fucking 55 countries nigga!! WHERE DO DEY KNOW PHYNO AND OLAMIDE APART FROM NIGERIA.. MENTION 20 COUNTRIES!! LOL. I BET IF YOU CAN MENTION 1 (ONE) SEF

Sedrik:
Where is Olamide and Phyno?
These Trace and Forbes scouts definitely don't know their job if people like Olamide and Phyno don't make their list.

they dont mean the influential or best in Nigeria.. They mean the whole of AFRICA.
Nigeria is just one out of the 56 countries of Africa.. and this is just top 30. they might be included in below numbers.

navigate. www.trace.tv or www.forbes.com

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SOURCE: www.azontonews.tk
TRACE Africa and FORBES Africa teamed up in order to set the list of the most influential African artists of 2015. With a growing and increasing music market on the whole continent (unlike Europe), the African youth find in these musicians a symbol of success, achievement and the epitome of the rags to riches dream. Nigeria, Ivory coast and Congolese artistes top the list. SEE ALL INSIDE.


THE TOP 3O LIST

ARTISTE NAME / COUNTRY

1. DJ ARAFAT / IVORY COAST/COTE D'IVOIRE
2. WIZKID / NIGERIA
3. DAVIDO / NIGERIA
4. TIWA SAVAGE / NIGERIA
5. DON JAZZY / NIGERIA
6. YEMI ALADE / NIGERIA
7. P-SQUARE / NIGERIA
8. FLAVOUR / NIGERIA
9. SERGE BEYNAUD / IVORY COAST/ COTE D'IVOIRE
10. EDDY KENZO / UGANDA
11. FALLY IPUPA / CONGO KINSHASA
12. MAGIC SYSTEM / COTE D'IVOIRE
13. ALPHA BLONDY / COTE D'IVOIRE
14. D'BANJ / NIGERIA
15. TOOFAN / TOGO
16. DJ FABREGAS /CONGO KINSHASA
17. WERRASON / CONGO KINSHASA
18. TIKEN JAH FAKOLY / COTE D'IVOIRE
19. CHARLOTTE DIPANDA / CAMEROUN
20. KIFF NO BEAT / COTE D'IVOIRE
21. KOFFI OLOMIDE / CONGO KINSHASA
22. J MARTINS / NIGERIA
23. YOUSSOU N'DOUR / SENEGAL
24. FERRE GOLA / COPNGO KINSHASA
25. SALIF KEITA / MALI
26. PAPA WEMBA / CONGO KINSHASA
27. ANDJELIQUE KIDJO / BENIN REPUBLIQUE
28. LADY PONCE / CAMEROUN
29. MANI BELLA / CAMEROUN
30. PATIT PAYS / CAMEROUN

more photos: http://azontonews..com.ng/2016/02/trace-africa-and-forbes-magazine.html

CC: lalasticlala

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wtfCode:
this op needs a heavy knock on the head!!

loool.. why?

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SurefireAsoOke:
I kinda like the second pix

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youngberry001:
the second to d last picx




that ovoko can feed me 1years!!!!

Lmfao!!

cruzita:
TRASH AT IT'S PEAK

How do you mean? the pictures right?

CITY GUIDE: KINGSTON, JAMAICA. (PART 1)

Kingston, the capital of Jamaica, is located on the southeastern coast of the island. There are two major sections to this city: 'downtown' and 'uptown,' also referred to as 'New Kingston.' Kingston was for some time Jamaica's only city and is still the commercial and cultural capital. HERE IS THE GUIDE!


GETTING IN

By Air

Norman Manley International Airport Phone: 1-888-247-7678 . Located in the southeastern part of the island, overlooking Kingston Harbour on the Palisadoes peninsula. Served by Air Canada, Air Jamaica, British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Delta, and a number of Caribbean airlines. Be prepared for queues at the airport, to clear both immigration and customs, which are fairly strict. It is important that you know where you will be staying and write it down on your immigration form. You can book a flight online or at a tourist office anywhere, but I will recommend this site to book your flight to jamaica on budget, visit CHEAP FLIGHT



There are taxi vans between the airport and town - one person US$28; a group $33, potentially negotiable. Payment can be in US$. The cheapest way is to take bus 98 straight to the Parade in downtown Kingston for J$80. The bus stop outside the arrivals terminal is for bus 98 going towards.

Just passed the bus stop is where bus 98 stops on its way to downtown.
Kingston Tinson Pen There is a smaller airport closer to downtown but it does not have any regularly scheduled passenger service any more.


By car

Taxis in Kingston
Island Rental Cars has offices at the NMIA airport, in downtown Kingston, Ocho Rios and Montego Bay, and will allow you to do one-way rentals. Remember to drive on the left!


By bus

Kingston has an extensive and modern bus system. The Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) runs the bus system for the government, while private contractors also run the same routes. There are also minibuses and route taxis which are very affordable. Whenever in doubt, ask a bus driver how to get somewhere or where to find a certain bus; they are generally very helpful.

Public transit generally goes through one or more of the three central transportation hubs.

Downtown (Parade and The Downtown Transport Center). Keep a tight hold of your bags as petty theft is possible as in any large metropolis.

Full article here http://travelergram..com.ng/2016/01/city-guide-kingston-jamaica-part-1.html?m=1

www.travelgram.tk

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