Deltamani: CAF has informed clubs that participated in the maiden edition of the Women’s Champions League there was no approval prize money grid for the tournament.
Despite incurring cost to play in the tournament, there will be no payments.
BluntCrazeMan: It means that the song is very common, and not a customised song.
The AMBO song of 2015 was very popular, but no other person can claim it.. Because it was a customised song for AMBO.
Isn't that what was in my original post? I wrote that the song reminds me of football matches of the 1970s and '80s, because it was used to cheer teams at those matches.
Many jingles are adapted from the melody of other songs. I already provided another example here. The Jimi Agbaje song is based on the melody of the Saturday Night Powder advert.
This thread is not about customised songs or non-customised songs.
I might be forced to play the 2 Radio Lagos tunes (the main ident and the commercial service tune) on the keyboard if I don't find it. The main ident was played on a talking drum and the commercial service tune was done on a saxophone, but I can't find them anywhere.
princewarri1985: Non burn bush oh, non break pipeline, non farm oh on oil pipeline, through the delta, through the land oh, and through the sea oil pipe dey pass, oh my people na from oil pipeline we country dey get money and the gas nepa dey use for our light oh so if you see person wey dey break pipeline, stop am now now oh and report am quick. THIS IS ONE OF THE POPULAR JINGLE BY THE GOVERNMENT THAT MADE OUR CHILDHOOD AWESOME
Yeah, I remember it . There are also others like
♪Me I like my country I like the land and people Everything e day for Nigeria Make we join hands, to make Nigeria better♫
These are Nigerian political jingles and slogans that have been famous over the years. I've previously posted a video of this first slogan on Nairaland, but I can't find it at the moment.
(I have posted this slogan many many times on this thread and now I will confess that the reason that I've posted it so many times is because I'm trying to remember the correct order of the slogan).
"One Nigeria!" (Response) "One nation!"
"One Nation!" (Response) "One Shagari".
The NPN were shocked at the level of support that the UPN had in the north. There were massive crowds at Obafemi Awolowo's rallies in the north, so the NPN played a little trick. Chief Awolowo often held up his hands in a V sign at his rallies. In my view, he was imitating Sir Winston Churchill and the V stood for victory.
However, the NPN cleverly changed the meaning of that V. Alhaji Shehu Shagari started raising up one finger at all his rallies. The one finger sign stood for, "One Nation, One Destiny, One God" (which was translated by the masses into the slogan that I posted above). The masses also translated the one finger sign to mean "One God", meaning that Shagari believed in one God and therefore, the two finger V sign of Awolowo meant that he believed in two gods.
(I wish I had an audio clip of this drum signal)
The station ident of Radio Lagos was a drum signal that was played with a talking drum. The masses in Lagos interpreted that ident to mean,
"Uni-ty Par-ty, Uni-ty Par-ty"
It was only after the 1983 coup that a version of the ident that was sung by a human voice was released. The singers sang,
"Ra-di-o La-gos, Ra-di-o La-gos" and that has been the station ident ever since.
The Labour Party (LP) on Monday disowned a campaign rally timetable being circulated in the media.
Mr Arabambi Abayomi, the party’s National Publicity Secretary, said in a statement in Abuja that the timetable was neither authorised by the LP leadership nor its presidential candidate.
“Labour Party’s attention has been drawn to a purported OBI -DATTI presidential campaign rallies timetable in circulation.
“I hereby deny the authenticity of this campaign council programme, as Labour Party’s leadership is not aware of it,” he added.
According to Abayomi, the party’s presidential candidate, Mr Peter Obi has also not authorised anyone to issue any campaign programme.
“Likewise, no one from the Campaign Council has sought the nod of the party’s leadership over the same subject matter,” the LP spokesman said.
He therefore called on Nigerians and the media to disregard the timetable in its entirety.