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It's actually the opposite! Mavins is a powerhouse and they have internal data analytics that directs how their music should go... So as someone already pointed out, they're making music to sell and make money - none of that good lyrics yap yap. All of the artists on their label are doing well! |
Trash. Before submission after answering all questions, a connection timeout page error displayed - and that's how nothing seemed to work again. |
Common shame, una no get. President-elect, resting in Europe. Anyway na same APC, the outgoing self na Londoner. Good luck |
You people have already sent the boy to early depression... I'm sure the hate he has for you two will be more than the entire ocean in this plant earth. If at 21, he's always indoors with no friends, he definitely would be scarred forever - that's if he doesn't muster the courage to attempt suicide. Congratulations in turning a human being into a robot that you want to just do anything you want simply because you are the "parent." Good luck to you all! |
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What kind of man are you? Did her family sell your wife to you? Are you now her slave master? Should you not be even worried if your MIL doesn't call your wife to keep her in check? Except you have evidence that they're plotting against you, there's no big deal! Or maybe you hate your MIL? Because on these calls, even you should say "let me greet your mom too"! Be happy and enjoy marriage. You cant live life alone after marriage -- you'll forever need the support of your in-laws, so never attempt to destroy that bridge. Good luck! |
Who pushed this old news to FP? That's Davido's aunt, his dad's sister -- Aunty Dupe at her birthday in Atlanta, Georgia couple weeks ago. Blogger that can't do due diligence before posting stuff. Crap! |
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If you're reading this... You have a problem sir! And you're that problem! You even went to do DNA for your son, and still want to redo it again? In your story, what has your wife done to you to warrant this level of untrust? Your stepbro, whom you should be calling to order, you have not confronted him. You've not told him you don't like his ways with your wife... But you're pressing your wife for a non issue? Why do you not respect your wife? SMH! Better start loving your wife more! Protect your wife! |
You're right! Even on Twitter, people jump out to announce that they need support after getting laid off... But in Nigeria, we shy away from it -- because we don't want to be shamed. Unemployed people are tagged with shame, that's why many Nigerians remain in toxic workplaces and stay underemployed just because they want to go out there and be associated with unemployment again. No be small! |
The Public Menace: Portable Zazuu This is a must read for every young up and coming entertainers in Nigeria! Last December 2021, Portable (real name, Habeeb Okikiola) became a street-pop star overnight -- after the successful collaboration with Olamide and Pocolee on the song, Zazuu. Since then, it's been one controversy per day for this self-acclaimed Sango Ota's glory. When Portable dropped Zazuu remix, many Nigerian youths connected with his street upbringing and were ready to reward him every minute. Many people, young and old, including celebrities doled out cash and gifts to this Ogun state indigene. He got $3,000 from Wizkid. $3,000 from Davido. He also got thousands of dollars from Burna Boy and Tiwa Savage. Brands started associating Portable and individuals were falling over each other to hand him their hard-earned cash. A businessman in Ikorodu Lagos gifted him a whole Range Rover jeep. He also got a massive endorsement deal with Obi Cubana's Odogwu bitters brand, among many others. Today, Portable charges nothing less than 1.5 million naira just for club appearance and up to 3.5 million naira per stage performance anywhere within Nigeria. He now owns a fleet of cars and eventually bought a house in the Sango Ota trenches this July 2022. He's performed in many Nigerian states, even in Muslim conservative states like Kaduna. He's also performed abroad in London, Turkey, Dubai, Kenya, and Benin Republic. Portable is arguably the fastest rising music star in Nigeria today, and that was evident when HipTV nominated him in two different categories for the 2022 Headies awards. Habeeb, a man with children from different women, courts problems everywhere. And the reason for that isn't farfetched, he loves the attention and social media clout for all his controversial doings. In his own words, "woto-woto" (which literally means a talkative) brings him money. Now that same woto-woto has not only brought him money, but it's about to bring him a serious problem with the police authority that could send him to prison and spell doom for his rising music career. To make matters worse, Portable adorns himself with the craziest monikers you can ever imagine. When other musicians become super stars, they take on monikers that signifies their top status. Take for instance, Wizkid, you'll hear Big Wiz Machala. Davido, 001 OBO. Burna Boy, Odogwu African Giant. Portable is the opposite of his senior colleagues. His favorite monikers are unfathomable. Here are some of them with their meaning: Madman Werey Olorin (mad musician), Kesari (a dangerous armed robber movie character), Idamu Adugbo (street problem), Anibon Majale (owns a gun but doesn't rob), Ogo Sango (Sango's glory), Federal Government property, government liability, and many others. Can you imagine going around with those thuggish and hellish monikers and not attract bad problems? If you head to Google or YouTube right now and search for "Portable Zazuu fight," you'll be greeted with many blog posts and videos of his thuggery and uncouth ways. How can you come from nothing, became a notorious cultist and thug while honing music craft, then got help into limelight...and continue with your old ways? Who are Portable's representatives? Where are his management team? Does he even have a legal team? Why are there no one in his team and extended family members giving him solid advices to keep him grounded and focused on his music? Madman Werey Olorin has changed his management team thrice now, and it was all because of one or two irreconcilable issues of theft and cheating. He has a penchant for thinking everyone that comes close to him only wants to gain from his wealth and fame. He refers to everyone working around him as a "reaper." Kesari is now surrounded by real sycophants who can't tell him any truth to his face. He also exhibits a severe sense of entitlement that pushes him to seek support from others and expects them not to receive any reward in return. This Portable guy is a real street problem, a public menace that everyone wants gone. His recent challenge started after he was seen frolicking with APC leaders before the Osun Guber election. Meanwhile, his senior colleague Davido was also in town throwing support behind his Uncle, Ademola of PDP. That created a lot of buzz among the youths, bashing Portable for siding with "oppressors." Portable, in his usual fashion, responded and claimed he was paid to come campaign for Governor Oyetola of APC and he has no choice than to deliver. Instead of facing his job squarely, he started throwing shades everywhere -- and it seemed like most of it was directed at Davido. This led to different attacks on Portable. Instead of calming the situation, Portable fueled it by further claiming he is the street king and nobody can touch him anywhere. He then started mentioning all the bad gangs in different Lagos neighborhoods. While mentioning his gangs, he incriminated himself by claiming to have founded the notorious dangerous group "One Million Boyz" that terrorized some parts of Lagos state during the Covid 19 lockdown. He also mentioned top entertainment industry men like Sam Larry, Abu Abel, and IBD Dende as his sponsors and supporters. The particular video where he made this statement on Instagram has now been deleted. And he has released different statements both in writing and video that he was misquoted. He claimed he doesn't have any association with the notorious One Million Boyz group. But at this time, it is now too late. The Inspector General of Police has released a statement asking for the investigation and legal prosecution of Portable. As keen music fans and "vawulence" observers, we await the police investigation and positive outcome. If you ask me personally, I want Portable gone too -- even though I was one of his earliest fans. I want sanity restored back into the Nigeria's music industry. We have had enough of this uncouth mannerless razz man. He's topping trending topics across all social media platforms and the people are yearning for his arrest. That's how quick fans can turn on one. So if you're an up and coming entertainer, Portable is not the type of success to emulate. Don't even wish to get his kind of favor. You may not survive it. Here are some things to keep in mind: 1. You need a professional team. If you're prepared for future prosperity, then you must have a team in place that'd make your transition into stardom smooth. Forget all the guys you started with in the structure. I'm not saying abandon your old guys, but hire a proper team of professionals that'll ensure you're doing things right. 2. You should act right at all times before and after you blow up. You can't be seen doing crass and razz things. You're a star now or going to be one, so act like one, like a proper professional. 3. Avoid thuggery. No matter how tough you might be, don't try to one up thugs because you're one too. Remember, the real lowlife thugs have nothing to lose. If you go one on one with them, you'll always be the loser -- even when you win. You have a name to protect, shun thuggery and violent cultism. Stop risking your life and that of your associates and family members because you want to act and appear tough. Don't be like Portable who's had his cars damaged by thugs numerous times in different parts of Nigeria. 4. Rebrand if you have to. Stars like Kizz Daniel (formerly Kiss Daniel) and Buju (now BNXN) had to rebrand at some point and their star power never dwindled. 5. Be a celebrity, not a "yeyebrity." As a public figure, you have to lead by example. You'll have millions of fans around the world, so whatever character you portray will have an influence on your fans. That's why you have to be a proper respectable celeb. 6. Be respectful and never defame old players in the industry. If you act like Portable and talk to anyone anyhow, it won't be long before you're bundled out of stardom. Always pay respect and give back the support you enjoy. Those are some of the things you need to do differently from Portable to be able to have a chance at super stardom longevity. Never forget that you're not going to be the only talented person ever. Talented people have been here before you, even more talented people will still come after you. So take it easy and be good always. Don't be like Portable! Written by Jim Rapport (Mynd44 Ishilove pls send to front page for everyone to learn. Thanks)
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I'm a Muslim... ... but not a proud one because of the way you other radical Muslims go about it! I believe in GOD and will always do so... But the blood mongering red lines is BS! God is God, does he need you and I to kill another person for him? It's 2022, you guys should let us focus on our faith and how to grow the Muslim communities. The world is troubled Islamic Jihadists in every region... This isn't the time to be brandishing red lines that further proves that Islam isn't the religion of peace! Shun violence! |
Shoodboi:You wrote well! Great points! |
chatinent:20,000 capacity...so 10k people at the show were Davido's fellow artists? And even at that, if 10k artists graced the show, how's that "funny enough"? Why the hate though? |
Beautiful to see Seyi Shay living life graciously! She deserves all the best! Been one of the most targeted (by online trolls) Nigerian female artist, striving and glowing with all the hatred thrown her way is commendable! And this reminds me, Tiwa Savage, a personal long time friend of Davido wasn't at the London show, and didn't turn up to even perform? Crazy things are happening! |
"There is a famous Yoruba aphorism that exhorts that..." Why do you journalists/writers write like this? Why is it so hard to write in a low grade English so that everyone can understand? Even the native English people don't write hard to read stuff like this! Why do you, a non-native English speaker and writer, have to write low readability content like this? Who are you trying to impress? Your first sentence contains two vocabularies that I've never seen before (even though I've read widely)...so am I suppose to grab the dictionary to understand your writing? Trash! |
[quote author=Aonkuuse post=110339576][/quote]Her career is the only thing she might be depressed with? Why do you all chat BS in the name of blogging? Is anything wrong with her career? |
Hmmm... Nigerian youths should start looking beyond fraud as the only means to make good money on the internet. Many Nigerians are already taking advantage of the numerous resources on the internet and are doing great legitimate $$$ numbers per month already. Learn a high income skill, get on the internet and sell yourself. The money and experience on the job will do you good forever! Shun fraud! Indians, Phillipines, Pakistanis, Singaporeans, etc are already taking over the global freelance workforce. Nigerians can best all of these people...most especially because we are better English speaker and writer. Learn freelancing today! Want to speed up your freelance career, hit me up for a paid resource! |
Lazy man! Oya nah, take care of the kids! Ungrateful and unappreciative fellow! Your partner's mom is sick, but you want her to remain and keep taking care of your house & kids, because? You own her? She's your slave? Why can't you do it all till she returns, since money isn't the problem? Go marry a new wife and see how your life will go from 100 to zero quickly, especially when she leaves the kids with you permanently. Shioor! |
Wahala go siddon, una go go find am! Na so una dey attract untimely death. Person carry belle 9 months, uno find am. She marry, born finish... 2 days old baby, u say u won go ask if na your own - cause the baby fair - and the woman husband dark... Lol, people wey dey advice you no like you at all! Na hooe, uno fit marry am - but you won claim hooe pikin... Where u come from? Na Lagos Island boy you be ba, because na una get this kind silly troublemaking thinking. Good luck |
Hahaha! I am laughing hard at the comments above me! |
Glad you got help from people on here... If that your Uncle isn't the one paying your school fees (well, you're in your 400l, final year right?), just stay far away from him and his family. As in delete him from your head and move on with your life. Find your helper go front! |
This is rich... Coming from someone whose government respects no law, rubbish judges & lawyers, closes law courts for many months, among other irregular unlawful habits! Think this Buhari & his cabal are blind to their own doings and undoings! Katikati! FOH! |
I'll go first... A lady shared this with me a few days ago: Shisha business in bars, hotels, or beaches. To do this, you'll acquire shisha pots and other necessary items, then seek permission from bar/hotel owners to get a stand and sell your shisha to their customers. You can buy 1 shisha pot for 30k...and you'll charge 1 customer 2.5k - 5k+ (depending on location & level of bar/hotel) for 2 coal. I believe this is a nice one if you can find hangout spots where they don't sell shisha. |
Hey guys, Let's do something worthwhile today... Something that could benefit you, me, and a whole lot of people for many years to come... I've been thinking about this for many years...and Nairaland looks like the perfect platform to get numerous ideas. I want everyone with knowledge & experience to (please) participate: As a Nigerian living in Nigeria, what BUSINESS can one venture into with a capital of N50,000 - 500,000... ...that can bring in a daily profit of N10,000 - 20,000 (That's N200,000 - 600,000 per month profit)? Any idea is welcomed; whether physical or digital business, virtual or on-site... Let the ideas flow in! Best if you can provide brief details of how to go about it and necessary requirements. Thanks for your time! (I hope & plead with the MODS to please push this to the home page - so we can get a lot of inputs, and many more people can benefit as well. Thanks) P.S. If there's been a thread with similar stuff, kindly point me to it. Thanks |
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Let's go! |
Good luck, man |
We dey here! We Don catch Extremists in 4k! |
I am laughing hard at the comments above me!