- "Jah, oh Jah, lead me on, you are the one for me, and I am the one for you." Reggae from Nigeria NTA around 1990 in the era of Orits Wiliki and co. I don't know for sure who sang this. - "Fine girls, them are too dangerous, fear them all" ... same era. Nice music video with a pool I think. Possibly the singer is Mustapha Amego aka Funky Mallam. - "Jigida" ... mid to late 1980s NTA song by Uche Ibeto. The song is online but not the dynamic music video. - "Baba mi o, iya mi o, egbon mi o, aburo mi, omo dudu lo wu mi o, o ti n sufe pe mi n'ita" ... melodious one, female singer, from the radio in the early/mid 80s. - You Do "...when you do what you do for me" ... like a rare early song by a female singer, in either SA or one of those countries near it. The song is part English with some added vocals in some African language.
Thank you so much
Ligiligiligiligiligi Cha Cha
I will give anything to watch the original video again.
Get ready to join us this Sunday 29th January 2023 for The Lagos State Gubernatorial Debate that will be held at 6.00pm on Channels Television DSTV 420
This debate will be moderated by Dr. Victor Oladokun and it is to determine who is most able to manage the 5th largest economy.
LIVE: #ThePlatform Holds Debate For Lagos Governorship Candidates
Ahead of the March 11, 2023 governorship election, candidates in Lagos State discuss their plans for over 20 million state residents at ThePlatform, an event designed to facilitate growth in personal capacity, productivity and national development within Nigeria.
Watch debate LIVE via Channels Television DSTV 420.
This debate is to determine who is most able to manage the 5th largest economy in Africa and will be moderated by Dr Victor Oladokun.
According to a list released by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), leading parties with candidates in the state include the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), the All Progressives Congress (APC), Action Democratic Party (ADP), Labour Party (LP) and New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP).
Others are the Action Alliance (AA), Social Democratic Party (SDP), the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Boot Party (BP), the African Action Congress (AAC), Accord (A), Action People’s Party (APP), Allied Peoples Movement (APM), National Rescue Movement (NRM), Young Progressives Party (YPP) and People’s Redemption Party (PRP).
The list showed that only 16 of the 18 registered political parties fielded candidates.