Roland17: From the little I know, their history dates back post Biafra war after Igbos lost a lot of their businesses to the war. A group of influential Igbo men came together and formed the club with the aim of pulling financial resources to assist each other get back, they have not looked back since then.
They used to be a closed group with stringent membership requirements but I think they have relaxed a lot of those and are more open to membership. Most of the theories were pushed because they were closed in the past and those tales mostly exaggerated or false.
As far as I know, it is a legit Igbo socio-cultural group with influential personalities from all works of life. I have uncles/aunts who are active members including here in the States and their gatherings are usually LOUD! I will tell you, they have influential Igbo sons on their roster and do a lot back home.
You are right, they still have fragments here in Calabar who happen to meet at the golf club where I frequent. These men discuss serious issues and contribute a lot for each other's special occasions be it dedications, weddings or burials, all while parading some of the hottest lays Calabar has to offer
iamoyindamola: Have never entered bank for reversal complain I always follow the 24 hours protocol maybe na confidence but my wife have suffered months no reversal the thing funny me that day ehn
Na UBA customer care phone no and their Twitter DM dey hear am for my hand, once I begin rant quote law then tear a few Fadeyi Oloro curses, nobody go tell them make dem return my money.
TrebleChamp: Was Ronaldo is primary 1 when Ten Hag was benching him and bringing him on in the 89th minute? So Martial and co are suddenly too big for the disciplinarian to control. He will be very foolish not to punish Martial for that distasteful behaviour..
How can you be playing out from the back when you don't know how to do so!! For FUcķkkkksssss sakes!!!!! What is this fuckery! What is this rubbish nitori olorun!!! Ah which kin useless team mtcheew
WhoDeyHause: And the funny thing is that this song was a huge banger then in the clubs and music channels. I know promotion was there of course but people liked the song especially because of it's beat. That pam pam, pam pam pam beat intro is very catchy. There's still one he song again with wack lyrics that he featured dbanj. I think baby come annnnndd, I know you wanna moveee or something . Only wande coal and maybe Dr Sid were the ones with real talent in that mo hits then.
You're talking about give it to me ft Dbanj. You seem to have forgotten "Igbe mi" the 'smash hit' from their Mohits album 'Egbami o Egbami o won fe je igbe mi ooo eh because I don hammer'
BlueRayDick: U remember D'Prince( Don Jazzy's brother) song that year "Take banana till u go yo" , No song has ever come close in being catchy yet having the same lyrics from beginning to end as chorus
How many things e go take till you know How many things e go do till you know How many days e go take till you know Hey, hey, hey you know
liveLongNprospa: Men mount o, men mount (no go dey) 'Cause if yawa don cast (eh) The only way men fit take loose guard Na him plug don go and the kpo no last (clear road) Everybody must chop breakfast (eh) To collect money, must chop payback Adakpo money, eh Unto men in red, I gat pay them back Commot body for Shallipopi (eh, sharp)
raumdeuter: when I dey find am, I just type ha ya ya ya ya ya for google.
Thanks man, I've taken note, there's a particular song I know it was in the early 90s I'd give anything to know what the title of that song. The saxophone beat dey ring for my ear but I just can't seem to find it. I know say I go hear am again one day tho
Melvyn11: You didn't sing sandalilii sandalili when you were young?
I did, but I did not expect to be dancing to peperlili peperlilili at 39 years na bros you might as well have a freestyle of who stole the meat from the cooking pot. Peperlili was a miss, the others were hits make we no argue even you know say peperlili na miss
WhoDeyHause: Lmao, person wey dem don catch dey use stream farms. 😭 He should just keep on dropping street bangers till if he fades, we his side people will keep on supporting him. 😁
So I start to dey bend her dey bend her dey bend her dey go, I like that one sha Ex convict and of course his breakthrough Elon Musk.
WhoDeyHause: Women like music than us now since they are more emotional creatures that's why artists are one of the few set that mostly get them without much stress in form of groupies or normal relationship. Omah lay songs resonate with a lot of people though. He's had big songs before soso.
Nowadays it's the beat and composition that resonate especially with us in our parts of Africa so we can have a good time. A lot of those guys have watery lyrics. Wack pen games. That's one of the reasons I follow my guy shallipopi, his lyrics might look thrash especially to people who don't understand pidgin or street lingua but the production of his songs with nice amapiano beats and his melodies especially the hook still gets him massive fans and airplay. He also pays heavily for promotion.
You're right about that heavy payment, because wetin come be Peperlili perpelilili
It's pure facts, in the old days we used no of records sold, now we use no of streams and Stanley Lay is beating my Grill tooth wearing brother like a thief at OAU gate in that
Ibime: Believe Jay Z stories at your own risk. That nigga is all about the green and will never tell you the real koko, just highly curated narratives that fit his brand. He won't tell you about Dehaven, Jaz O and the rest, just what's convenient.
Cheating scandal with a faceless person that they used as marketing tool to sell Beyonce album. We don't even know if the cheating scandal truly happened or if cheating is a normal thing that continues to this day in their relationship. All we know is it was a marketing tool and basis for her lead single and theme of the album.
I don't bother taking any interview from Jay Z about his life serious, every single one I've seen is highly curated marketing.
You're familiar with the 'Cockafella' records CEO's game