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D'Banj - Why Me
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Wassup Maradonna. Why do you hate Nigeria/Nigerians so much?

never far away - lagbaja
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Thats not even so true. Cuz even when they signed with G-Unit their album flopped. So I really don't think they made that much money from 50 except the signing bonus which would be about 1mill max (not saying thats not much but for their world its really nothing). They couldn't have made any money from their album because G-Unit would take their cut which is still under Shady/Aftermath which is under Interscope. So they're really not getting from him.

@gbade.x

Lol that was funny but true. Mobb deep always talking about 50 made us rich blah blah blah. I want Young Buck too to leave. I totally agree with the fact that 50 has more groupies than fans. The guy could come out with a song rhyming the alphabet and his groupies would still come and say the song is hot. Going from a gangsta rapper in one yr to a candy shop bubble gum rapper in another. I hope the guys in his crew have the courage to leave. Let them leave him with Hot Rod and Mobb Deep.

yeah the lloyd song with lil weezy is pretty good. Hope Ja comes back this time with a good quality album cuz he's really just one good album away from ppl accepting him again.

@n-guage.
Here's a New Yorker in the house and he's saying they hate them. Of course they do. Hot Rod is wack, he sounds like he should be rapping for B2K or something. They're done. G-Uot Done!!! BWS, INC, LOX, TERROR SQUAD, BAD BOY, AND NAS fo life.

A slap is not enough for Mr IBB. I could think of 6million other ways to deal with him.

Don't worry G-Unot is done!!! Just take a look at their album sales. flops here and there. Young Buck's single is not doing well so far so they're about done. I think Game is working with the INC so he's going to resuscitate Ja and the rest of them

My sister's boarding house mistress once told my dad
"Your daughter is very PLAYINGFUL"

Black Ty (tyrese) ft Method Man - Come get it in

@whiteboy

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Don't worry I don't post what I'm not sure of. All you have to do is google the album. I don't know if you know any store that gets albums on time in naija but u could check that out also. Pac's life came out on 21st with Snoop & Jay.

@ 4 play
If you've not really heard the album don't comment. How can u say its a rip off? I'm sure u r one of those g-unit fans, so no matter what Game comes out with you would always bash it. Don't turn music into politics. Listen to the album again and appreciate it. He has MANY MANY songs on there that is not even Dre or anyone's style. Lloyd Banks best lyricist? He's not even among best 20 at the moment. If he was that good he would been able to climb out of fiddy's butt just look at Game.

Well Em is still cool with fiddy & Dre. Dre is working with fiddy on his new album. The game claims he's still cool Dre and that they didn't work together because they wanted him to do this on his own. Game still hollas Em's name from time so I guess they're cool. The most complicated one is Game & Fiddy, today they say they want to squash the beef tomorrow they're going at it again. But in Game's new album he claims their beef is nothing serious like pac & big and that they're just eating off rap and this whole beef ish.

yeah I'm sure they tried to make it sound as much as a Dre produced album.

I think Ja Rule too dropped a hot verse. The future of his career depends on collabos like this.

Dre did not actually work with The Game on this new album AT ALL!!! It was filled with other big name producers. They just did it that way so that no one would take credit for Doctor's Advocate (not Dre, not fiddy). It still came out great tho'. As for Jigga, I guess his name still sells records because not a lot of ppl like the album but its selling better than hot cakes. He has some cool songs on there too. I heard Uncle Snoopy's too was good.

I think Big B1 has a LOT to gain from IBB being president again. I'm really starting believe you're really related to him you even know how aso rock feels like hmmm!!! So its all selfish interests? I guess thats what IBB stands for too. That being said wow wow wow at segoye, I don't know what inspired that your post but that wasn't logical thinking at all it really didn't make any sense at all(sorry to say). I had to check your profile to see your age (again sorry for that if thats rude). Please people show us the credentials IBB has to move us foward PLEASE!!!. Just give me one reasonable answer. I've heard[b] EXPERIENCE[/b] before which to me by the way is BS. No one in their right mind would re-hire someone that almost ran your business to the ground just because he had managed the company before. IBB is the epitome of corruption. Segoye please get your mind right, we just started climbing out of a dark hole don't hope for us to be thrown back into it.

pac's album is out already. Predicted first week sales from first day sales

Jay -Z - 850K (I'm actually shocked, its going to be the biggest debut this yr)
Snoop - 270K range
Tupac - 160 -170K

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A very interesting article too

http://odili.net/news/source/2006/nov/19/551.html

There are strong indications that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) caucus in the House of Representatives may have rejected the candidature of the former Military President, Gen. Ibrahim Babangida, for the 2007 Presidential elections, even before the December 16 National Delegate Conference of the ruling party, as indication also emerged during the week that the caucus are sharply divided over who to support between Prof. Jerry Gana and Gov. Peter Odili of Rivers State.

The strong oppositions to the ambition of Gen. Babangida, came from the PDP caucus, even as over 60 millions students in the African sub-region, under the West African Students Union (WASU) vowed to mobilize against the emergence of the retired general by joining other forces to frustrate and stop his political ambition of becoming the nation’s president in 2007.

Sunday Tribune gathered that the House of Representatives caucus rejected Gen. Babangida because of his political antecedents and the belief that there are more credible persons among the aspirants parading themselves under the party to become the next president.

Besides, members of the caucus were said to have argued against the candidacy of Babangida because he would not be acceptable to the generality of Nigerians like Prof. Gana and Gov. Odili, who were said to be very focussed and have started their campaigns which have took them around all the states of the country.

To this end, the caucus decided to back either Prof. Gana or Gov. Odili as their preferred choice and PDP aspirant for the coming election.

However, Sunday Tribune gathered that the caucus could not resolve who to give the final support between Prof Gana and Odili, but a source closed to the group said the final decision would be made closed to the December 16 congress, when it would have been cleared if the Presidency would go to the North or the South.

When Prof. Gana and Gov. Odili took their campaigns to the caucus in the House, the supports for them were clearly evident as the members assured both of their support. In fact, when Gov. Odili met the caucus during the week, a motion was moved through the House Leader, Abdul Ningi, permitting him (Odili) to go and fill his nomination form.

Odili had earlier told them that though, he had obtained his nomination form but had not filled a line because he wanted to seek their permission before filling the form.

Also, the President of WASU, Comrade Daniel Onjeh, said the union would lead the over 60 million students in the sub-region, including Nigerian students to resist Gen. Babangida from becoming the next president of Nigeria in 2007.

Specifically, the former President of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), said the union was now more determined to shift the gaze of the teeming million members of the organization and the entire world to the 2007 general elections in Nigeria and to build a synergy that would frustrate IBB’s political ambition.

Comrade Onjeh expressed sadness that the former president and his likes could still nurse the greatest ambition of governing the country again, when his eight years regime was an epitome of corruption, dictatorship and extra-judicial killings, adding that IBB, by his ambition is assaulting the collective sensibility of Nigeria.

He said: “We were stunned last week, when in spite of the stiff, concerted opposition and the ululations of well-meaning Nigerians, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, (IBB), Nigeria’s most renowned tyrant and an epitome of high-profile corruption, could muster the nerve to assault the collective sensibilities of Nigerians by picking a nomination form for the presidential elections under the platform of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP).

“WASU as an organization must express its utter resentment at the verdict of the PDP to allow persons like IBB to have a leeway to unleash such a bruise on the intelligence of Nigerians. If sanity must be entrenched in the national polity, the political parties have a great role to play, and in our opinion, persons like IBB who lack even a modicum of rectitude should not be allowed a space in the membership of any political party in the country, talk more of contesting presidential elections under the platform.”

As the nation prepares for the 2007 elections, and the political activities are speedily gathering momentum, Comd. Onjeh said it was imperative for all socio-political/human rights and all other civil society organizations, that have made selfless sacrifices towards the enthronement of democratic governance in Nigeria, to boost the tempo of their enlightenment, concretization and grassroots mobilization programmes.

This, according to him is necessary in order to shape the opinion of the electorate vis-a-vis the need to embrace and support the most eligible candidates, especially at the presidential level.

“WASU, as the umbrella body for the teeming millions students of West Africa and which is fully committed to promoting democracy and good governance across the sub-region, has long kick-started this process and has maintained its resolve, that unless the political terrain in Nigeria is rid of undeserving, incompetent, anti-democratic and brazenly corrupt aspirants, we shall not relent to this effect.

This is in view of the fact that Nigeria is the acclaimed giant of Africa, and a threat to democracy in Nigeria is a threat to democracy in the entire sub-region,” he said.

2pac ft Bone Thugz and Harmony - Untouchable

I just heard 2pac ft Bone Thugz and Harmony - Untouchable. That song is hot!!! I have listened to it almost 5x and i'm not a huge pac fan.

Ludacris ft Young Jeezy - Grew up a (bleeping) screw up

I really think it depends on the outcome of the next election period and how our next president performs. If the next elections are free and fair and our next president performs very well there might be a chance for a female president if people think she's right for the job. So I'll say at least not for another 8yrs depending on the state of the country.

2Pac fans!!! I feel like saying something bad about 2pac just to make u guys mad. But the man is the ish tho'.

What do you mean by 1st president? What have we been having in the past?

haha its just for now "convenience"

I think ppl don't like being called Africans because of the way the media portrays us with all the flies and dirt and half naked "bush people". So when someone says u look African you might just think they're referring to that kind of image. There was one day I was with my friend and I said summ like "that guy looks naija" and she was like "aww thats not fair". I could not understand it at all because I didn't know when saying someone looking naija became an insult.

Don't even have a chance to miss my most recent ex. We still live together. How weird is that?

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