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IghravweIG:
I grew up listening to this Legend music.

Songs like 'Jesus came down, 'Bow down and worship'.
'I've made my mind' still echocs in my mind.

cenaman:
me no bi indomie oo but na today i hear that name.

blesskewe:
Am I the only one that doesn't know him?

The papa Harsh oooo

Srallens:
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Yes..... Cos u are the only toddler in here.
Hope u know ur dad?

InansBobo:
The dad harsh oo, I even thought the dad was a Muslim sef only to see it's just because he chose music?

40 years in ministry, Legendary

ladiesreject:
You're the only one oooo hanty.
Shey you be indomie generation ni?

Fingerprinter:
You don't know him because you are of the Indomie generation.

blesskewe:
E don do na

ladiesreject:
Lol
Wetin make you post this comment for first page?
More mentions on the way

blesskewe:
Am I the only one that doesn't know him?

The papa Harsh oooo

danjumakolo:
Most hausa songs in the north and even the ones mimmed in the south are originally from him.
Songs like " Mungode Allah" were all originally from him

cenaman:
me no bi indomie oo but na today i hear that name.

blesskewe:
Am I the only one that doesn't know him?

The papa Harsh oooo

Eavy:
Nigerian parents are fond of that, which is bad. I had this strict project supervisor in school, we were o stand for presentation in the last semester, me, knowing how terrible she was (she loves to delay students unnecessarily) I decided to prepare for my presentation without her consent. On my presentation day, she was shocked to see me getting ready to present, and she told me 'you are on your own' it didn't move me at all because I know how well I've prepared, to cut the story short, I got a standing ovation even from the dean, and I was marked as the best presenter that year, it was then that my supervisor started telling other lecturers 'he is my student'.

Cybertext:
You probably might have heard his songs ...like "Master of the Universe" , "Bring down your glory"

Those days I actually thought those songs were sang by foreigners.,...

Cybertext:
You probably might have heard his songs ...like "Master of the Universe" , "Bring down your glory"

Those days I actually thought those songs were sang by foreigners.,...

blesskewe:
E don do na

JJOF:
Eeeeeeeee, doh.

cenaman:
hahaha my student ko my teacher. these set people are very annoying, had it been it was the other way round she would keep mute even when she is ask "is he not ur student!"

ladiesreject:
Lol
Wetin make you post this comment for first page?
More mentions on the way

owukpa:
Veteran gospel music minister, Panam Percy Paul, has revealed how his father disowned him for choosing to go into gospel music ministry for 19 years.

Born Bakulipanam Percy Paul Mokungah, widely known by his stage name Panam Percy Paul, this Nigerian gospel singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose musical career spans 40 years. He was born to Major Paul Harley, an officer in the Nigerian Army, and composer Paulina Paul Mokungah in 1957.

Most of his songs have been choreographed by children in many churches within and outside the country.

Speaking on Friday during the 2019 Music Ministers Conference tagged ‘The Minstrel’ at The Glory Dome, Dunamis International Gospel Centre, Airport Road. Abuja, the iconic singer said he father was forced to accept him after he became a household name in the nation and beyond.

Panama, 62, a native of Adamawa State recalled thus during the programme monitored by IDOMA VOICE:


“My father looked at me and said I have gone mad, because I left everything only to sing.

“My father said to me, don’t come back home no more. My father even struck out my name from his will and said to me ‘you are no longer my son.’ It was a time of pain, a time of grief and a time of gloom. But ladies and gentlemen, that is not the end of my story.

“A few years later; and one day, the elders of my people sat down in a meeting in the city of Yola, Adamawa State Nigeria. And one elder stood up and said, my name is Retired General so so and so, another elder stood up and intoeduced himself that his name was Retired Air Vice Marshal so so and so.


“But when it got to the turn of my father, he stood up and said, ‘how do I introduce myself to you?

“And he asked the elders, how many of you know the man called Dr. Panam Percy Paul? And they all raised their hands. And my father for the first time in 19 years proudly said, ‘he is my son.’

Source...http://www.idomavoice.com/2019/07/photos-from-2019-music-ministers-conference-at-dunamis-glory-dome.html

Eavy:
Nigerian parents are fond of that, which is bad. I had this strict project supervisor in school, we were o stand for presentation in the last semester, me, knowing how terrible she was (she loves to delay students unnecessarily) I decided to prepare for my presentation without her consent. On my presentation day, she was shocked to see me getting ready to present, and she told me 'you are on your own' it didn't move me at all because I know how we
ll I've prepared, to cut the story short, I got a standing ovation even from the dean, and I was marked as the best presenter that year, it was then that my supervisor started telling other lecturers 'he is my student'.