₦airaland Forum

Gbawe: Garbage reportage. So much functional illiteracy on Nairaland. No wonder Nigeria is not developing. So Fashola can buy the FG-controlled EFCC? Comical

You are the garbage brained person here. Why can't Fashola buy the 'FG-controlled EFCC' against an ACN member? what does it take? Wasn't he the one unleashing the FG controlled military on Lagosians and the Okada riders?

kasiem: What a baseless story?

how is it baseless? because its not PdP? fvcking hypocritics. Who doesn't know Lagos speaker, ACN, Tinubu and fashola are uber corrupt

house213: Dbanj sings trash or not, he is richer than your father @OP billion times and thats the world we live in today..If you dont have money, you are nothing, he has money, he is something.

At OP, go and use your brain and personal magnetism to make money, he is a Nigerians, he has hustled, he has made money, made fame and has mouth than you

Let me take it deeper (spiritual), if he goes to hell which I know you are not living a righteous life over there, he has enjoyed this earth more than you so wtf is your concern.

Yeezy, Weezy, they are americans..I love them

My Dbanj is a Nigerian and is getting popular and doing big thins as the day goes by..THATS WASSUP..

lAYRA OP AND Folks.

As a matter of fact, My Dbanj reps my birthday, 09/06..We the JUNE BOIZ...LOL..

both you and the person that liked your foolish post are retardedx1000000000. Satan punish you. If dbanj is richer than you and your useless father fine. He is not richer than mine. You retardsss talk this dbanj is rich poo like he is some certified multi millionaire or billionaire. Nonsense

seems like dbanj's PR team has landed on the thread. lol.. At the end of the day. what it is is what it is

onatisi: if it wasnt good and amzing then why did it blew?because they love his face abi?or because he had don jazzy?

you are asking why a a forgotten song that all of a sudden became popular in the uk when dbanj signed with Kanye blew?

[quote author=ShyM-X]definition of a good song is subjective... The guy is swimming in a bigger pond now, and you don't expect him to keep making tunes just for the African market... House music is big in Europe(and it's already catching up in America as well) - hence why D'banj changed his style of music to fit into the international market albeit still African...

You lot need to move with the tide or get left behind!![/quote]Exactly what he is doing now that is giving him this attention
Dbanj's music blew in Europe was not because the song was amazing.

[quote author=ShyM-X]No one spells "artist" as "artiste" in both countries...

Why did you create different handles to hate on ya boy??

Did he give your wife/girl the koko lowkey, or something?? [/quote]You are talking thrash. You argument is too weak to attract a response

dammytosh: So because na Oyibo comment so F wat ? I am sure they liked Maze's rap line "Hey mama, wont u come here to papa" blabbing...

He does not have talent yet, Sony signed him He has made millions of dollars as an artiste. Your brother wey get talent na Loya Milk signed him.

I honestly prefer not to have any talent in this context.

Stop hating. He has left and left for good cos i am sure most people hated him for leaving 'Don Jazzy who made him' i wonder why he has not made another Dbanj since. Tribal bigots.

You dbanj stand disgust me. I bet you think he is the richest artist in the world. I don't like Don jazzy either, he blocked me on twitter. I only play Good music.

[quote author=ShyM-X]Bro., you just exposed yourself - you posted all the malicious comments on that blog using different handles...

FYI, no one in US/UK spells "Artist" as "Artiste" - only Nigerians do that(I see that on this forum all the time)!

You're a hater!! [/quote]lol. try again and try harder next time. Funny how you always try to marry American and British culture together. Two things that don't match.

[quote author=Ejiné]I think D'Banj should just abandon the music thing and just stick to the number 1 reason Kanye West took him to America in the first place - To wash Kim Kardashian's panties.

Mah boi D'Banj said he wanted to build the bridge from Africa to America, but e be like say im cement don finish.[/quote]This your bad mouth LMAOOO.. I bet he added enough concrete to the cement

luvable sam: if they dint like d'banjs song cos they tot its 'crap' then i tink d feeling is mutual.in simple termz no one plays any american songs in naija parties anymore,who plays an usher song when u got p-sqaure or nicki minaj wen we got our own eva or muna.besides d OP's thread is as a result of a bloggers writeup plus his little town followers n d OP,this dosnt in anyway rep what d entire America tinks.

You are one sick fellow. If you think the feeling is mutual then why are American artist still headlining shows in Nigeria? Raking x100 of what Nigerian artist earn in Nigeria? Let me assure you, this is the average opinion of Americans towards this song. I can give you more links. If you think Nigeria music has substance you should have your head examined

Garden city times, I dey laugh oh. You must be a joker.

[quote author=Emperor_007]They did it to support their evil cause.


Please, who posted that false story earlier?





.[/quote]one mentally challenged element that goes by alhharem - A boko haram sympathizer.

Amaechi is entering into a fight he cannot finish. He should be very cautious now since he does not have a party to call his own!

Manweysabi: nurrin you can do about it... Africaaaaaaans...... Awoooo

Awoooooooooo

Manweysabi: No mind dem jor... they expected d'banj to do the american thingy... we are Africans!!!

Be deceiving and fooling yourself. Music has no language. Fela's music was appreciated in the US. The truth is Nigerian music of this era is overhyped thrash by Nigerians.

I dedicate this rebuttal to all the witches and wizards on nairaland. the spin doctors, the incompetent 'moderators' who post unconfirmed stories to the homepage in order to flex tribal muscles. All enemies of the most advanced tribe in Nigeria - igbo. Eat a d/ck

Ohaneze Ndigbo has denied blanket
support for the amnesty programme,
insisting that victims of Boko Haram
attacks must be compensated. Reacting to
the statement credited to it during its
solidarity visit to Kano in the aftermath of
the bus park bombings, that it supported
amnesty for Boko Haram, the Ohaneze
President General, Chief Nnachi Enwo
Igariwey described the statement as
mischievous. Speaking with a group of
clergymen under the aegis of General
Assembly of all Igbo Christian
Organizations and Ministers (GAAICOM)
in Enugu on Saturday, the Ohaneze
leader, told the religious leaders that his
statement was that the Federal
Government should do everything
possible to bring peace to the land. He
said that the news tabloid which
originated the mischievous information
has already retracted it in another
edition..He said that Ohaneze is still
studying the recommendations of people
on the issue of amnesty and will take a
position at the next Ime Obi meeting.
Chief Igariwey informed GAAICOM
officials that he had told the Igbos in Kano
to think home and ensure that as they
invest in the North, they should also
invest down South to avoid a situation
whereby there is nothing to fall back on in
times of emergency. He said that
Ohaneze is working out a defense option
for Igbos in the North which may be
applicable if the security situation
deteriorates. Chief Igariwey reiterated
that any amnesty for Boko Haram without
compensation for the victims will be
unacceptable to Ndigbo and that Ohaneze
is collating a list of all Igbo victims of the
terrorist attacks from all Northern states.
He called upon President Jonathan to do
everything within his power to bring
peace to the land.
Earlier in the week, the leadership of
GAAICOM has registered its displeasure
to the Ohaneze Leadership over the
blanket endorsement given to the
amnesty for Boko Haram without due
consultations with all stakeholders.
GAAICOM chieftain, Bishop Emmanel
Chukwuma had earlier phoned the
Secretary General of Ohaneze, Dr Joe
Nworgu to register displeasure over
Ohaneze’s support for the amnesty.
GAAICOM’s position was that amnesty
cannot be given to people not ready to
repent and amend their ways. The
occasion of the briefing provided
opportunity for the Ohaneze leader to
clear the air. . The GAAICOM leaders who
attended the brief with the Ohaneze
leadership include Apostle Dr PCJ
Macjossy, Rev Obinna Akukwe among
others.
GAAICOM gathered that the Emir of Kano
provided the palace guards which
provided safety for Ohaneze delegation
throughout the visit. The Ohaneze
delegation was led by its President
General, Chief Nnachi Igariwey,
accompanied by the Chairman South East
Council of Traditional Rulers, Eze Cletus
Ilomuanya, Senator Hope Uzodimma and
Chief Emejulu Okpalaukwu while Senator
Hope Uzodimma chartered the private jet
which conveyed the Ohaneze delegation
to Kano. The Emir of Kano told the
delegation that he was also attacked by
Boko Haram, and that Kano indigenes are
not against the Igbos.
http://247ureports.com/ohaneze-denies-backing-amnesty-for-boko-haram-seeks-compensation-for-victims/

So I log on to a rap blog to catch some news and notice dbanj's song with Kanye making the news and the comments left me lol. And to think this guy was the biggest artist in NIgeria. Here are some:

[b] Smokey says:
Sunday, April 21 2013 at 10:41 AM EST

…garbage. How the Bleep did this dude get signed?

Simon says:
Monday, April 22 2013 at 4:10 AM EST

You guy’s don’t get it.
Nigerian music is not especially great.. It’s mostly designed for the African party and the original song was a hit especially at wedding’s.

D’Banj isn’t particularly talented, he doesn’t rap, doesn’t sing, can’t dance (Like a Nigerian Lil Wayne) but he’s probably the biggest artiste in Africa. + He had one of the biggest songs in the UK last year.

‘Ye killed it as always

HOV says:
Sunday, April 21 2013 at 4:15 PM EST

LOL what is this ye? Sounds like it’s straight outta 2007 tbh


Germ says:
Sunday, April 21 2013 at 2:19 PM EST

this song is bad (not in a good way either) i mean its a typical African influenced song, but, idk nothing special here


Media Anarchist/Guerilla Blog says:
Sunday, April 21 2013 at 1:02 PM EST

That shit is trash! Are you freakin kiddin me lol?

StarFox64 says:
Sunday, April 21 2013 at 12:31 PM EST

damn i feel like im watching lion king..

logan says:
Sunday, April 21 2013 at 11:04 AM EST

Only reason people came to this post was for their lord yeezy

JHP says:
Sunday, April 21 2013 at 10:57 AM EST

Yeezy’s verses are tight, but the overall song is terrible, what the hell does Ye see in this nigga if this is how all his music sounds?
[/b]
http://rapradar.com/2013/04/21/new-music-dbanj-x-kanye-west-scape-goat-remix/#comments

eggheaders: hey foolglobe you are an unrepentant fuccktard. since Ndlea didn't find a single pellet of cocain on him.then who are you born baastard to say he was involve in drug trafficking. stay here and whine and cry all day.while he get is 25 mils.my two cents if the matter pains you so hard.get a thick rope and hang your miserable self.

My friend freeglobe asked you to address me as 'Royal', please respect that. Now to respond to your tissue opinion, how did you know NDLEA didn't find a pellet of coke on him? why was he detained for more than 2 weeks? I am not surprised you are supporting Amnesty for baba Suwe. I know you also supported Amnesty for boko haram. smh