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Twitter trending Sansa and Tife breakup is a lesson for all
Every human being at one point in life is bound to enter into a romantic relationship at one point in life, gone are the days where courtship is taken seriously, it is a means where intending couples get to know themselves, however, technology has reshaped lot of things in the way we do things and the advent of social media has even done more damage. The relationship is meant to be handled in a mature way, but when you look at Davido and Chioma, Adekunle Gold, and Simi, you tend to imagine what is not exist...read more...
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As Lagbaja turns 60, now isn't the time to drop the mask?
Written by Kayode Badmus Today is the birthday of iconic musician, Bisade Ologunde better known as Lágbájá. What however comes as a surprise is the fact that the award winning musician is turning 60 years of age. Lagbaja whose style of music many refer to as Afrobeat but who fuses local genres like Juju and Fuji as well as jazz has also described his style as Africano, a blend of different African sounds. Born in Lagos on May 19, 1960, the young Bisade attended schools in the South West of Nigeria includ...read more...
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Lagbaja at 60 - Celebrating the Nigerian music icon.
Lagbaja (meaning an anonymous or faceless person in Yoruba) is a Nigerian music legend who was born Bisade Ologunde in Lagos, Nigeria. He is an Afrobeat musician, songwriter, saxophonist as he played the saxophone perfectly. He was very popular in the early 90's as every Nigerian listened and danced to his music without the language barrier (he sometimes sings in Yoruba). According to him the mask he wears symbolizes the faceless, voiceless in the Nigerian society. He is also called "omo baba mu'ko mu'ko. M...read more...
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Is the thread actually informing us about Lagbaja (whom I know) or about Twitter's 'Tife and Sansa' (whom I don't). Or the op is trying to kill two birds (posts) with a single stone?

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Is the thread actually informing us about Lagbaja (whom I know) or about Twitter's 'Tife and Sansa' (whom I don't). Or the op is trying to kill two birds (posts) with a single stone?

Very disgusting wack journalism. Many of these guys have no business writing, not to talk of blogging. I think people should be required to have certain minimum requirements before blogging. I see some posts with blog links. Reading a sentence is herculean because of how incoherent and poor the grammar is.
And they want to earn money through Google.