₦airaland Forum

vaxx:
it is a fact, they aren't Ghanaian and that is not my driven point. I am only open you up to the possibility when both countries works together, that it is better than working alone . It is a known fact burna boy once had a career with shatta wale and it is a known fact burna boy is a global icon artist now. How is that ridiculous?

this one is taking local beer parlor gossip international.
When did burna boy have career with shatta wale.
Burna like to party,
Run my race were topping charts in ghana when shatta wale was working with XFM.
In fact, it was burna boy that made your shatra wale popular in ghana cos khaki was bigger than shatta wale.
Shatta wale became known because he insulted khaki for winning artist of the year instead of him.
What are you talking about?
Always forcing none existent friendship with Nigerians.
Same way Reggie rockstone claimed today that he taught Micheal Jackson MOONWALK.
don't you deluded mofos get tired of some of these bogus claimed that make y'all look ridiculous

Burna boy had hit songs in ghana when nobody knew about shatta



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJWPnPSkzog....
This song by burna was topping charts in ghana so who says burna boy had career with who?
Ebi like say una dey mad

This is burna first popular song "LIKE TO PARRY" that was party goers favorite in 2012 and 2013 in ghana.
So where's the "ediot" saying burna boy had a career with a fan of his..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7tc1o43soM..
this song is 10yrs now

GeneralDae:
To be honest, Fela Kuti went to several places not just Ghana. Black Americans also say Fela Kuti coined Afrobeat from them in the U.S.
The truth is: Fela Kuti was influenced by several genres, then he brought in his Nigerian thing into it.

Afrobeat is a fusion of many different kinds of music ranging from Yoruba tunes and beats to Calypso, American funk, highlife and others. If you listened to his early songs such as Alujonjonkinjon and BuyAfrica, they're heavily Yoruba and Calypso mixed with a beat of funk.
The highlife was in-between. By the 80s, with songs like Beat of No Nation, the highlife in Afrobeat was indistinct if you noticed at all. If you listened to Fefe Naa EFe, that was more highlife influenced. So Afrobeat was a gumbo, and for the fact that it was a Nigerian who brought all of it together and coined the name, Afrobeat, that makes it Nigerian. Highlife, however, originated in Ghana. And highlife is part of Afrobeat to an extent.

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Obaaderemi2:
Afrobeat is a fusion of many different kinds of music ranging from Yoruba tunes and beats to Calypso, American funk, highlife and others. If you listened to his early songs such as Alujonjonkinjon and BuyAfrica, they're heavily Yoruba and Calypso mixed with a beat of funk. No highlife whatever at all.
The highlife was in-between. By the 80s, with songs like Beat of No Nation, the highlife in Afrobeat was indistinct if you noticed at all. If you listened to Fefe Naa EFe, that was more highlife influenced. So Afrobeat was a gumbo, and for the fact that it was a Nigerian who brought all of it together and coined the name, Afrobeat, that makes it Nigerian.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxR0rmIGAB0
This guy is called ABO TAYLOR and he is a legendary Ghanaian highlife musician..listen to him detail how fella created Afrobeat.
Again, who takes these bogus Ghanaians seriously when we all know fella studied music and had a BAND in England before returning to Africa

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Obaaderemi2:
Afrobeat is a fusion of many different kinds of music ranging from Yoruba tunes and beats to Calypso, American funk, highlife and others. If you listened to his early songs such as Alujonjonkinjon and BuyAfrica, they're heavily Yoruba and Calypso mixed with a beat of funk.
The highlife was in-between. By the 80s, with songs like Beat of No Nation, the highlife in Afrobeat was indistinct if you noticed at all. If you listened to Fefe Naa EFe, that was more highlife influenced. So Afrobeat was a gumbo, and for the fact that it was a Nigerian who brought all of it together and coined the name, Afrobeat, that makes it Nigerian. Highlife, however, originated in Ghana. And highlife is part of Afrobeat to an extent.

Even the highlife music they claim as theirs is not.. the origin of what the call highlife is called palm wine music and its origin can be traced to Liberia and Sierra Leon.
Ghanaians stole palm wine music of Liberia and Sierra Leon and rename it highlife


This is palm wine music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXhmiQt4oy4.. now notice the similarity with highlife

Here is this guy explaining how palmwine music that was created by Kru people of Liberia and Sierra Leon was older than highlife which is Ghanaians remaking palmwine music which they stole from KRU PEOPLE

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vaxx:
I wish shatta can just humble himself now . Burna boy has a lot to offer him

The two of them are paddies. Burna boy hailed him in one of his song 'plotting'? 'Shout out to my family SM for life'!! But shatta wale is too proud of himself. That's his problem

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I did moonwalk before Michael Jackson...says a deluded Ghanaian wannabe rapper



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58Aijo7SJyw

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I invented rap..says another mentally unstable Ghanaian called AMBULLEY...



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50dA1qq0xTM

ProblemChild1:
The two of them are paddies. Burna boy hailed him in one of his song 'plotting'? 'Shout out to my family SM for life'!! But shatta wale is too proud of himself. That's his problem

they were not paddy.
I lived through some of these false narratives ok.
I knew shatta wale when he was broke and was working with a radio station called XFM.
by then, burna boy had chart topping hits in ghana.
Burna boy made shatta wale popular in ghana and that's a fact..
The image attached is of his diss to kaaki who freshed out of reality show "MENTORS" and with samini's high grade family won dance hall artist of the year and your shatta wale got made and dissed her and that diss is what gave birth to the lunatic called shatta wale today.

vaxx:
you know surely savannah was created from northern region just five years ago. .( Damango is less than two hours drive to tamale) Northern region is the most populated area of the northern part of Ghana and is predominantly Muslim.

Do you know northern region properly?
I repeat, the Muslims there will not be more than 60%.
Tamale which happens to be their Capital city has high number of Muslims but the remains towns in the region are fairly balanced.
North East also has high Muslim population but Savannah has more Christians.

vaxx:
For once, let's agree that the University of Ghana is the most beautiful university in West Africa.

The architecture looks so African.

The entire campus is an art of a student holding a book and I think a lantern or so

Obaaderemi2:
Afrobeat is a fusion of many different kinds of music ranging from Yoruba tunes and beats to Calypso, American funk, highlife and others. If you listened to his early songs such as Alujonjonkinjon and BuyAfrica, they're heavily Yoruba and Calypso mixed with a beat of funk.
The highlife was in-between. By the 80s, with songs like Beat of No Nation, the highlife in Afrobeat was indistinct if you noticed at all. If you listened to Fefe Naa EFe, that was more highlife influenced. So Afrobeat was a gumbo, and for the fact that it was a Nigerian who brought all of it together and coined the name, Afrobeat, that makes it Nigerian. Highlife, however, originated in Ghana. And highlife is part of Afrobeat to an extent.

Even the name GHANA was stolen from an ancient kingdom in today's MALI..
Now you wonder why they're always running to the IMF.. well, it's cos everything about them is fake

vankelvin:
Do you know northern region properly?
I repeat, the Muslims there will not be more than 60%.
Tamale which happens to be their Capital city has high number of Muslims but the remains towns in the region are fairly balanced.
North East also has high Muslim population but Savannah has more Christians.

I personally live in tamale , works in zabzugu with NHIS . Another popular town along tamale to zabzugu town named yendi is also familiar place to me. Apart from this place having he largest group of settlement bar zabzugu which is just a little settlement ( yendi and tamale are the most popular city in the northern region and they are purely muslim city . Infact , zabzugu is 100 percent a muslim town . , I mean 100 percent muslim town. Yendi might have a christian settlement but it is definitely too meager to compared . Tamale on the other hand is a cosmopolitan city , non muslim there are non indigenes.

Northern region not all the Northern area per my estimation will have not more than 80 percent muslim , the twenty percent are not necessarily indigenes . They are pagan and christian. The Bazari and konkuma people are arguably not indigenous to the land itself

vankelvin:
The entire campus is an art of a student holding a book and I think a lantern or so

lantern , you are right .

vaxx:
I personally live in tamale , works in zabzugu with NHIS . Another popular town along tamale to zabzugu town named yendi is also familiar place to me. Apart from this place having he largest group of settlement bar zabzugu which is just a little settlement ( yendi and tamale are the most popular city in the northern region and they are purely muslim city . Infact , zabzugu is 100 percent a muslim town . , I mean 100 percent muslim town. Yendi might have a christian settlement but it is definitely too meager to compared . Tamale on the other hand is a cosmopolitan city , non muslim there are non indigenes.

Northern region not niall the Northern area per my estimation will have not more than 80 percent muslim , the twenty percent are not necessarily indigenes . They are pagan and christian. The Bazari and konkuma people are arguably not indigenous to the land itself

There's nothing like 100% Muslim or Christian town in Ghana. Yendi which is the second biggest place after Tamale has like 50/50 Christian Muslim population. Other big towns like Nyankpala, Savulugu also have balance Muslim Christian population

vankelvin:
There's nothing like 100% Muslim or Christian town in Ghana. Yendi which is the second biggest place after Tamale has like 50/50 Christian Muslim population. Other big towns like Nyankpala, Savulugu also have balance Muslim Christian population

According to the census

Muslims make up 80% of Northern Region, 45% of upper East Region and 40% of upper West region.

Most of the Christians I know from upper East and West regions are Catholics... I wonder how catholism gained strong grounds in those two regions to drive the Muslim population below 50%

vankelvin:
There's nothing like 100% Muslim or Christian town in Ghana. Yendi which is the second biggest place after Tamale has like 50/50 Christian Muslim population. Other big towns like Nyankpala, Savulugu also have balance Muslim Christian population

zabzugu is 100 percent Muslim town. It is an assignment , you can confirm from anybody familiar with the area . Yendi ain't 50/50. Yendi has more muslim majority same with tamale . Savulugu and nyaankpala are pagan muslim and christian according..


Check this old fact and the reasons christianity wasn't allowed

Just30:
Go and learn
https://ghanaweekend.com/2022/07/06/felas-afrobeat-coined-in-ghana-modern-afrobeats-coined-by-a-ghanaian/

This is a Nigerian speaking These are the facts of both Afrobeat and Afrobeats which is currently a general term for all African music.

There's another genre called Afro-pop, the kind of sounds that MrEazi does, Davido song "Fall" and etc, it was also developed by Ghanaian producer JulsOnit. It has since morphed into Afrobeats.
Today, if you want to do Afro-pop, you have to model it of Ghanaian tubes else it won't sound good. Many of the reasons why Nigerian musicians come to Ghana.
AfroSwing also developed by Ghanaian producer JAE5.

You mistook Kenya irrelevance in music for Ghana.
You Kenyans were too drunk to develop anything in music. You couldn't even make drunks music

now let talk about those that played with fella like ABO TAYLOR
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxR0rmIGAB0....
Ignorance is really a bliss..
Did this buffoon say Mr eazi developed afro-pop ? Like how sane is this thing.
Somebody needs to do mental check on this guy...

POKUASI2:
Even the name GHANA was stolen from an ancient kingdom in today's MALI..
Now you wonder why they're always running to the IMF.. well, it's cos everything about them is fake

And what is wrong with that?
How did you get the names Nigeria, Lagos and Port Harcourt? you naa you have a mental problem

Let me educate you
Ghana empire now Mali was formed by different Ethnic groups of which the Akans of present day Ghana/Ivory Coast were part of.

Many years down the line there was an Islam invasion which pushed some of the ethinic groups away from the empire.

Fast forward, after Ghana's independence our first black President Nkrumah who happens to be an Akan saw the need of giving the country a new name mainly because the country was formed by 4 different territories.

Why should this be a problem to you? You are not normal at all