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* Tina Onwudiwe
* Veno Mariogae.

Please do a mixtape of these songs and share here

naptu2:
Peterside Ottong - Where Are The Prophets? (1989)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQrD6nbkl-Q


Original video


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrWCDQP79qs

naptu2:
Original video


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZG8ah2brrTw

Weldone man.

Being looking for the original video for long.

Please can u give the lyrics to tickle me by alex ditto?

[quote author=naptu2 post=117711409][/quote]Jah jah will surely set us free

Naptu is really an old soul. Chai, the guy sabi all these throwback topics..

This was when artist sings for passion and not for money bcs there was no money then in our music not now that every artist want to cash out

Majek Fashek -- So Long

naptu2:
There was a reggae music boom in Nigeria in the 1980s and 1990s. It was used as one of the vehicles in the fight against military rule in Nigeria and apartheid in South Africa. These are some of the biggest Nigerian reggae songs of the 1980s and 1990s. You can add more.







https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3gCYqVWYBM

Can you do an excerpt on Ambrose Campbell, that’s Nigeria’s greatest ever with no recognition

Naptu u be man.
Creating a Niche for yourself.

Where is Sunny Okosun

Evi's rirvara is ageless
So much class


Remember holy spirit by majek fasheck

Nice thread bro

That was when music has a massage not today's self praise and money worship.

Nostalgic!

Lamentation for Sodom was the first recognized reggae music by any Nigerian. It was thought no Nigerian could do it until Terra Kota opened the way

HeightsKE:
Come on,mehn,why?

That man enjoyed a lot of good things in Nigeria when he was young yet he still supports a government like Buhari and Tinubu, to me I feel he supported useless governments when he was much younger, one thing I have learnt is people don't grow old to become wicked, if you see a wicked old man, he was wicked when he was young...

A youtube playlist with these Greats and more will be nice.

When life was good

Freedom is now or never........shiga Ochiltree ! Gary common!------ Sonny okosun

naptu2:
There was a reggae music boom in Nigeria in the 1980s and 1990s. It was used as one of the vehicles in the fight against military rule in Nigeria and apartheid in South Africa. These are some of the biggest Nigerian reggae songs of the 1980s and 1990s. You can add more.






https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3gCYqVWYBM

Op please include Prince Black, Born to live, born to save, born to survive. Track please. He's also from Nigerian.

naptu2:
Peterside Ottong - Where Are The Prophets? (1989)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQrD6nbkl-Q


Original video


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrWCDQP79qs

I love this song.

I wish people never die

Especially these musicians, Novelist and great men.

Brendaniel:
That man enjoyed a lot of good things in Nigeria when he was young yet he still supports a government like Buhari and Tinubu, to me I feel he supported useless governments when he was much younger, one thing I have learnt is people don't grow old to become wicked, if you see a wicked old man, he was wicked when he was young...

Who you talking about,mehn?

Where is mandators??
Where is the reggae kids.
Etc.

Nice one, it brings back memories. Great musicians.

@ naptu2 please organise an old school party in Lagos and play all this throw back hits so we can relive them good old days..

All these songs helped us enjoy life as kids back in tgem days..

Great

This was when Nigeria na Nigeria

HeightsKE:
Who you talking about,mehn?

naptu2

naptu2:
Yoyo Ovi covered this song in 2019

Rirovarela and Happy birthday by Edna ogholi was the hit jams back then. Edna left Nigeria to Ivory coast and never came back. presently, she lives in France. Nostalgia