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talktimi: Many naija rap artistes don't even know what keeping it real means.
Keeping it real means your general audience feel, understand and appreciate what you're trying to tell them through your music of course you still have to count your bars properly intermixing with relevant punchlines and metaphors, you don't just bring one americana swag into naija thinking everybody must bow down. That's battle rap and its meant for the streets when you're still trying to make your name.
Till tomorrow, I'll still rate Dagrin and Olamide higher than mode 9 for the simple reason that they can/could relate with their audience perfectly well even though they rap in their narive yoruba language. Its not coming "down" to our leve, its being realistic about your environment. You can't sell ice to an eskimo.

Bros na you make sense die for here. What is hip hop without local content. If you ask me the only standards in hip hop is delivery, arrangement and lyrical content and all this can be done in any language as long a you have the characteristics down. I will forever pick a Nigerian rapping in local languages that meets the said characteristics over nay other person anyday. Reason because i feel and understand him.

I do not see any mention of Danger Mouse.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2MT2EJbWEY

tbaba1234: Is it this? I think you mean this ayah:

Inna Allaha ya/muru bialAAadli waal-ihsani wa-eeta-i thee alqurba wayanha AAani alfahsha-i waalmunkari waalbaghyi yaAAithukum laAAallakum tathakkaroona

God commands justice, doing good, and generosity towards relatives and He forbids what is shameful, blameworthy, and oppressive. He teaches you, so that you may take heed. (Surah 16:90)

And Allah knows best.

It is definitely the verse above, thank you for providing the chapter and the verse. May Allah continue to increase you better in your endeavors.

Jazakallah khayran

@tbaba can you please help me out. there is this particular verse of the Quran that is recited every friday after khutbah by most Imams.. the meaning has something to do with eschewing violence. I just want to know what chapter and verse of the Quran it is in......?

mikeoh: since the civil war the yorubas has occupy all the position in evry ministry..hadly u wil see an igbo man now wen thy hear an igbo man being appointed they wil shout foul...wht wil need is federal charecter

Chai you guys no go tire yesterday it was hausa owns everything and post in Nigeria, today it is Yoruba commands every post... i swear even if we break up tomorrow una go still turn on yourselves....

mimifonwon: this video was very disappointing, tiwa why, no storyline, just a splash of image, smh!!! just blah...jejune

I concur. I expected a storyline with the video to this song..

Wa sere omo...to all my fellow Sutin fans. Yes indeed we need to support ours. Just to inform us i remember there was a little blue book titled Up Sutin! about the good old days of the club with stories about Best Ogedengbe, Segun odegbami and co. It helps to get a hold of the book as it details the history of the club and the name changes it went through.

Up Sutin!

Cori_corde: These people are funny o. It seems like a parody of 24/CSI/V for Vendetta. Copy-copy people.

From that little trailer you saw a parody of 24/CSI/V for Vendetta all in that less than one minute video . Omo no be only dem dey funny you self funny and your imagination is very fertile.

Wa sere omo...lets go there

UP SUTIN!!!

Red-Light:
am gonna create one for shooting stars up shooting


but i really think its time we start supporting our leagues whole-heatedly ..this foreign leagues s really killing our football...they dont even give a shiit about us or africa ... our own be our own ... thats why i have decided to support shooting stars becos of my mum

Thank you jare my broda or in the proper Ibadan way
UP SUTIN!!!

There have also been reports of Oscar having anger issues. One NBC reporter after the coverage of the Olympics last year narrated an incident where they were setting up lights and camera at Oscar's home for an interview and the crew left his garage door opened. Oscar came back home, saw the garage door open and yelled at his house keeper for leaving the door open. The interview crew had to calm him down that it was there fault but he was in visible rage at just the fact that his garage door was open.

If APGA+CPC+ANPP+ACN=APC
&

EFCC+ICPC+GEJ+ JEGA = PDP,

(ai) Using Pythagoras theorem prove that: PDP=APC.

(ii) Using Almighty formula where JEGA is constant what is the value of PDP?

(b) if Tinubu/Buhari/Okorocha varies, what is the coefficient of APC.

(c) if PDP is constant, what is the cube root of rigging coefficient?

(d) use Leibnitz theory & explain all the answers above before 2015.

''Good luck''

@ijebabe there are two songs that deserve to be on that list in my own opinion

1. Aisan - Lagbaja (ooops just saw you had this on the list, this song is the bomb right )
2. Abosede - Sunny Nneji (the instrumentals for this song is serious especially on speakers that accentuate all tones bass, treble, soprano etc)

This is our 17th NATIONS' CUP and the 14th time we r among the top 3 #RESPECT.

I dont think Musa was offside on that goal i think Ideye was off but when Musa pushed the ball forward it touched Ideye making the whole move offside wwith Ideye's touch.

Note to Mr Abati and The President learn from the SE victory against CIV. This is how you reply your critics, YOU PERFORM!!! and prove your critics wrong. Not by just making noise and small talk.....

13volts: When an igbo coach select only his ethnic group in a national team. This is more like Biafra National team

Super Eagle or Super Igbos?

I am Yoruba(for your info) and yes we heard you the first time....shut the F... up already racist prick.

In my own opinion i think the team is just average in terms of team play and overall tactical display besides the players show a lot of inexperience with their tackles and less finese especially the defenders. I dont blame them one bit afterall they were strung together with little or no playtime together, they have an ultimatum from NFF to win the cup or Keshi gets sacked then we hire a new coach who strings together a new team with the same average players or new average players. Well we shall see how far we go..

Well we got a draw out of it. We should not expect much from this team, average players so inexperienced notice that most of our tackles even in the final minutes of the game were worthy of yellow cards. Also the pitch and officiating did not help much.

pword: btw keshi and siasia who is a better coach owing to the turn of even na?

In all honesty i cannot say who is better, all i can say is Siasia was getting a good team together and should have been allowed to stay on. And this is the same opinion i hold about Keshi even of we dont win the cup let him stay on and build a team....

I dont see us winning this match, unless some miracle happens. Our play in this match is even worse than the Burkina Faso match. The players can best be described as inexperienced and it just seems they cannot withstand pressure. For example Oboabana a central defender already has a yellow card early in the game, Mikel lost a penalty and there is just too much space in the midfield for the Zamibians.
I dont know why these coaches keep signing contracts promising what they cannot do when you know that you have to build a team first and ensure proper team integration. If he does not win the nations cup Keshi is getting sacked so what is the essence of trying in the first place? Then we get a new coach who also has an ultimatum assembles a team with just average players and then we expect miracles.

Quote from a friend on Facebook
"Ni kam, what is all this raving rave about President Jonathan's interview with Christiane Amanpour?

The man is already president, what good is what he says anymore?
Analyse his actions if you must analyse something, if that's too boring play sudoku.

Tell me when GEJ agrees to an interview with Pius Adesanmi, Simon Kolawale or Sam Nda-Isiah,"

...lol

I hope the Morocco vs Angola match is better than this otherwise i ma going to write off African football as a whole.

I dont know if anybody is thinking like i am, but in my own opinion it seems what happened was Ronaldo bumped into Pep and he was patting his shoulder as a sort of apology. But alas i trust my people as he concern Ronaldo now all of una don turn am to he is arrogant, If Messi is ignored by Mourinho all of us go still complain. The problem is not Ronaldo or Messi it is us we no go just leave matter for Matthias always speculating about whether he is arrogant or whether Messi is better...

Atheist:-D:
I agree. But they still play a major role in Islamic societies.

Why would I be bound by Islamic law (sharia) as a muslim if others are not?

I think the silence of these leaders poses a somewhat negative view of Islam.

Well like tbaba said individually as a muslim you have to implement sharia in your life, notwithstanding whether you live under sharia laws or not. Please dont take this to mean having a sharia court in your house,,,No. What it means let the rules and laws of Islam guide you in your daily life e.g family affairs, work , business transactions and relation to others(Muslims and non-muslims).

You cannot assume because the leadership is corrupt then you dont need to be responsible in your faith. Remember you will be responsible for your actions to God on the day of judgement, although the so called leaders will be responsible for their actions and stewardship as leaders.

One point i would like you to note is there is no order of priesthood in Islam, so anybody can declare himself an Alfa, Imam, Emir, Sultan, Amir as long as there is the followership. Whatever leadership muslims in Nigeria have now is an effort at best trying present some form of leadership.

Prof Corruption: No, I disagree. The ancient part of Ibadan is a legitimate part of the city and you can't force people to spend what they don't have.
There are modern sections that are lovely with magnificent structures. The State can play an initiative by creating more modern sections. Declare like six more planned GRA: you can only build a structure that has been approved. With time, everyone ll smile.

Ibadan paid the price of developing far before many southern cities.

Bros abeg leave dem be let dem talk nonsense with their mouth. There are many modern cities in the world that still have their old sections standing, please find out about the the madina of marrakech in Morrocco. Those brown roofs and clay houses are a part of the history of Ibadan and I as an Ibadan man will always support leaving them as it is or even restoring them as clay houses with corrugated roof to show how far we have come and that we are not a city with manufactured history. By the way many people do not know that Ibadan traditional rulership system is one of the most organised traditional system in Nigeria. Every Ibadan family has the potential of producing an Olubadan at sometime in their generation. No family or families holds the sole right to the Olubadan title in Ibadan.

But comprehension and wisdom is far from many of us nowadays...like they say haters gonna hate....