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[quote author=Djicemob post=28550829]True. Is it me? Why am i yet to enjoy this album? Wack generic lines from M all over the album.A yung6ix or phenom would would have rendered M a 'very' learner...And i dont think the formers are really dope even.[/ quote] the truth is that You guys would always Condemn people's effort,no matter what. |
Protesters stopped the controversial Exhibit B performance at a Paris theatre on Thursday evening, accusing it of being racist and exploitative. The theatre’s management, backed by several anti-racist groups, has vowed to continue showing the show by South African artist Brett Bailey. South African artist/director Brett Bailey seen here positioning a performer Photo credit: Sofie Knijff South African artist/director Brett Bailey seen here positioning a performer Photo credit: Sofie Knijff About 100 demonstrators smashed through the doors of the Gérard Philippe de Saint-Denis theatre in Saint Denis, just outside Paris, after two evening performances had already taken place, forcing the cancellation of any further ones. Exhibit B presents performers in tableaux recalling atrocities and indignities inflicted on Africans under colonialism and apartheid in a form that recalls the human zoos organized in Europe in the 19th and early 20th centuries. “The only thing they show is people in atrocious situations and atrocities are not enough to tell history,” a protester told France24 TV. “This show makes money from the memory of our grandparents,” another commented. “The new blacks say no.” Bailey insists that his performances are anti-racist and the performers, who are all black, have backed him. “As they move through the exhibit, we watch them and witness anger, grief, pity, sadness, compassion,” they said in a statement after protests in Britain earlier this year. “Above all, we witness a dawning of awareness. This is why we keep doing this, and would keep on doing it, if we could.” British-born left-wing activist John Mullen, who has organized a petition against Exhibit B in France, does not agree. “A white author uses black bodies to talk to other whites about their feelings in relation to colonialism. And uses public funds in a multi-ethnic town to do so,” he comments on his blog. The Saint Denis theatre’s director Jean Bellorini says he is defending artistic freedom. “I understand some people’s pain because...http://popafrica.com/racist-south-african-art-sparks-protest-paris/
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Lacomus:What are you saying? |
Greyworld:Lol Yeah True Solitary Reaper was nice too! |
here are 10 reasons why you need to listen to this M.I’S THE CHAIRMAN ALBUM but before that i will like you guys to check out the album review 1st and see what the tracks look like and reasons why you should listen to the ALBUM and after that am going to give you the 10 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD LISTEN TO M.I – THE CHAIRMAN ALBUM. Well the album is arranged in a WORDS and OPPOSITE form. M.I-The-Chairman-Official-Album-Art1 FRONT COVER Artist – M.I Abaga Album – The Chairman Features – Chigurl, Koker, Wizkid, Reminisce, Moti Cakes, Emmy Ace, Beenie Man, Nosa, Milli, Olamide, I.J, Patoranking, Phyno, Runtown, Stormrex, Seyi Shay, Ice Prince, Sarkodie, DJ Lambo, Debbie, Morell, Loose Kaynon, Tuface, Sound Sultan, Oritse Femi, Frank Edwards, Nanya Producers – M.I, L37, Reinhard, Sarz, G-Plus, Pheelz, Sammy Gyang, Vstix Label – Chocolate City/Loopy Music Running Time – 75 minutes mi album back BACK COVER 1. The Beginning / Nobody - This hilarious intro was made to know that you should not let anybody limit your dream no matter the challenges or problem you face. 2. MONKEY FEAT CHIGIRL - Chigirl on the hook and chorus of this track , this track is about you not paying attention to people that wanna bring you down and people that don’t need your audience 3. RICH FEAT KOKER - Koker killed the hook of this track ,but he was almost sounding like brymo tho, this track is about having hope that things will be better no matter what people say about you and they also added a pastor’s voice over on the track, really dope tho.. 4. MINE FEAT WIZKID - This track was all about love and how he will make his girlfriend/wife proud and to make her his own. Wizkid killed the chorus of this track because he was sounding like the wizkid we use to know from the days of FAST MONEY FAST CARS.. 5. BULLION VAN FEAT PHYNO, RUNTOWN , STORMREX - Bullion van his talking about the way they Roll when they go out, and how they do spend money and turn up anywhere they are. Runtown was on the chorus while phyno fyno delivered his dope lines on the track and stomrex took the last verse. 6. BAD BELLE FEAT MOTI CAKES - Bad Belle is a track that talks about people who are hating on once success and they are always trying to do more than you are , but you just dont need to notice them, ITS ALLOWED.. Moti Cakes on the hook. 7. SHEKPE FEAT REMINISCE - This track is craay because M.I included a nursery rhyme in the track but changed it to shekpe, and the track is for people who love chillen and grinding , this the song to listen to if you are with your guys and you guys wanna chill ” 5 shekpe bottles standing on the wall'” LOL u need to listen to this track sha… 8. BROTHER FEAT NOSA AND MILLI - This song is like the best track (my opinion ), This track is talking about choc city breakup, how jessy jagz left them and brymo misbehavior in the team , M.I was lamenting on the track that he cant do without his brothers that he misses them in chocolate city and they are free to come back anytime they want .. Recently Iceprince sang his own version and titled it REPLY BROTHER.. I MISS THE CHOC BOYS 9. THE MIDDLE FEAT OLAMIDE AND I.J - The middle is basically talking about the you just staying on your lane, well there was more punchline on this track tho and olamide really killed is verse and this is just surprising have M.I and OLAMIDE on a track and even features him on his album … 10. ENEMIES FEAT PATORANKING - At 1st when i heard this track i thought it was jesse jagz but later knew it was pathoranking. Well this is also a dope track with patoranking giving us the reggae vibes and flows you really need to listen to this track because M.I was talking about you not trusting anybody and enemies are everywhere , NOBODY WANTS TO SEE YOU SUCCEEDED 11- MILLIONAIRA CHAMPAGNE FEAT ICEPRINCE , SARKODIE, DJ LAMBO - This track is a turn up track for everybody ,nice tune by sarkodie and crayy lines from ICE-PRINCE And nice intro by DJ LAMBO . ‘CHEERS” 12. ALWAYS LOVE FEAT SEYI SHAY – Well this track got me falling in love again, this is another track you can sing for your lover and make her fall in love with you the more . Great vocals from seyi shay , she really blew me away with her melodious voice and M.I with his love punch lines . THIS TRACK GOT US FALLING IN LOVE AGAIN 13. WHEEL BARROW FEAT EMMY ACE AND BEENIE MAN - Reggae flow here on this track by EMMY ACE AND BEENIE MAN , and MI also killed the track with his dope lines you all need to listen to this track. 14. YOURS FEAT MILLI AND DEBBIE - MI o n this track was giving Read More via source http://popafrica.com/8-reasons-listen-m-chairman-album-album-review/
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Seun:The Boss has Spoken! |
whitemosquito:Lol You're welcome bro |
uyigue1:Connect with me directly via my mail Readrotimi1@gmail.com |
Youngsage:Lol scary shit |
The first underwater hotel in Africa has opened off the remote island of Pemba, part of the archipelago of Zanzibar, in Tanzania. The hotel is 250m (820 ft) out to sea and consists of three floors, including a dining room and an upper deck for star-gazing. The bedroom is below deck completely submerged by water and provides a 360-degree view of sea life. At the cost of $900 (TSh1, 485,000) per night, you can share your world with sea creatures including fish. If your spouse comes along the cost rises to $1,500 (TSh2,475,000) per night, according to details gathered by The Citizen. Check out the video of the African Underwater Hotel below Via Source http://popafrica.com/checkout-africas-first-underwater-hotel-tanzania/
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kwametut:What are you saying sef? |
Léopold Sédar Senghor (9th October 1906 – 20th December 2001) was a Senegalese poet, politician, and cultural theorist who for two decades served as the first president of Senegal (1960–1980). Senghor was the first African elected as a member of the Académie française. Before independence, he founded the political party called the Senegalese Democratic Bloc. He is regarded by many as one of the most important African intellectuals of the 20th century. I WILL PRONOUNCE YOUR NAME – Leopold S. Senghor I will pronounce your name, Naett, I will declaim you, Naett! Naett, your name is mild like cinnamon, it is the fragrance in which the lemon grove sleeps Naett, your name is the sugared clarity of blooming coffee trees And it resembles the savannah, that blossoms forth under the masculine ardour of the midday sun Name of dew, fresher than shadows of tamarind, Fresher even than the short dusk, when the heat of the day is silenced, Naett, that is the dry tornado, the hard clap of lightning Naett, coin of gold, shining coal, you my night, my sun!… I am you hero, and now I have become your sorcerer, in order to pronounce your names. Princess of Elissa, banished from Futa on the fateful day. Commentary Although from its theme,this poem should belong to the collection “Chans pour Naett” One of Senghor’s later works,it is,in facts,listed in Chants d’ombre.A probable explanation would be that in Senghor’s glorification of everything African,the continent and the human beings,especially the women,fuse into One. in effect then,love and concern for the one is the same as love and concern for the other. “I Will Pronounce your Name”is a love poem celebrating or declaiming the poet’s love for Naett.there is something traditional about the form of this poem which reminds us of praise-singers. Besides the evocative repetition of Naett,the poem progresses by a cumulative use of similes and metaphors,sometimes a bit startling, like ‘the dry tornado,the hand-clap of lightning,but all agreeing with...http://popafrica.com/sunday-african-poetry-special-will-prounounce-name-naett-leopold-s-senghor/
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Mehn You cant just compare how Big Diamond is in the East To Davido in the West.....he has no match up,unlike Davido thats got Wizkid! |
The 2014 Channel O African Music Awards belonged to Cassper Nyovest and Diamond Platinumz tonight. They were both the biggest winners scooping three awards each. Cassper walked away with Most Gifted Male, Most Gifted Southern and the big one, the Most Gifted Video of the year. Diamond Platinumz on the other hand walked way with the Most Gifted Newcomer, Most Gifted Afro Pop and Most Gifted East. Take a look at the full list of this years winners here: Most Gifted Male Cassper Nyovest – Doc Shebeleza Most Gifted Female Tiwa Savage ft Don Jazzy – Eminado Most Gifted Newcomer Diamond – Number One Most Gifted Duo, Group or featuring Kcee ft Wizkid – Pull Over Most Gifted Dance Busiswa ft Various – Ngoku Most Gifted Ragga Dancehall Buffalo Souljah – Turn Up Most Gifted Afro Pop Diamond – Number One Most Gifted Kwaito Uhuru ft Oskido & Professor – Y-tjukutja Most Gifted R&B Donald – Crazy but amazing Most Gifted Hip Hop AKA – Congratulate Most Gifted Southern Cassper Nyovest – Doc Shebeleza Most Gifted West Source http://popafrica.com/full-list-winners-channel-o-african-music-video-awards-2014-choamva14-2/
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Thats true tho,girls should reason with us... |
Namibia will vote in Africa’s first electronic ballot on Friday, a general election that will usher in a new president and quotas to put more women in government. But opposition parties have launched an eleventh-hour challenge to the use of the Indian-made e-voting machines, claiming the lack of a paper trail could open the door to vote rigging. They are calling for the elections to be delayed until February. A court is expected to rule on the issue on Wednesday, but commentators say the vote is almost certain to go ahead. If and when it does, Namibians will choose 72 members of the national assembly and one of nine presidential candidates, ranging from the left-wing Economic Freedom Fighters to the white minority Republican Party. About 1.2-million Namibians are eligible to cast their ballots at nearly 4,000 electronic voting stations across this vast desert nation. But there is only one likely winner. Swapo candidate and current prime minister 73-year-old Hage Geingo has run on a platform of “peace, stability and prosperity” and is sure to become the new president. Swapo was forged from the embers of the anti-colonial and anti-apartheid struggle and has won every election since Namibia’s independence from SA in 1990. “I was born Swapo,” said Hosea, a Windhoek student who vowed to vote for the party of liberation this Friday. According to pollsters, the party remains hugely popular. The question will be whether discontent over social and economic issues will eat into Swapo’s support, eroding its 75% haul garnered in 2009. Single mother of four Gredula Nashima, 39, said she will vote for Swapo again this time, but wants to see change. Sitting in the dirt outside her zinc panel shack by a pile of bones, she talks about unemployment, poor housing and a lack of electricity as she artfully, but violently, butchers cow’s heads with an axe. Hacking and smashing at the skulls, she renders the meat to small strips that are hung on a clothesline to be dried and sold, or made into “Kapana” — slices of grilled meat. The leftover bones are sold to a fertiliser company. “We want to see our leader, whoever will be in the seat, to look at our living conditions, our roads are not tarred, but we also want help for those who have their own businesses,” she said. Like many Namibians she remains sceptical about opposition parties and their motives. “I don’t know their intentions and their objectives. If I did know I would be with them,” she said. Like many of Africa’s liberation movements, Swapo has become a big-tent party that spans the political spectrum and often seems more involved with intraparty politics than voters. Supporters say that allows for continuity, but SOURCE http://popafrica.com/namibia-prepares-africas-first-e-vote/
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It’s nearing that time of the year when we’re reunited with old friends and new, and keeping in touch with the ones further afield can be a bit tricky. So what’s the best way to say happy Christmas? Here’s our five best ways. 1. SEND A CARD Haven’t got time to write a two-page essay? No problem! Send a card. It can be as detailed or as impersonal as you like, you can even throw in a nice little photo of how everyone’s doing. Because what better way to illustrate your point than a card? Not only that, cards are always a welcome decoration around the home. An Post’s latest TV ad shows just how important cards can be to a Christmas. Have a look. see more Source: http://popafrica.com/5-best-ways-say-happy-christmas/
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zeemahn:Check the link naw,how would i upload songs here? |
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Today, we’ll highlight the Best African (and, sometimes, worst) new music of the week in our weekly Top Playlist,and this week’s jamz are dope,trust me, the ember rush is here and our African artist are all dropping fresh track in anticipation for the festive season ahead. Hence,selecting the top 10 tracks have been so hectic when there are numerous to choose from and also,the quest to make sure all genre is represented and also the regions too…Enjoy.(In No Particular order)..............................http://popafrica.com/10-new-african-songs-need-listen-weekend-4/
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It was really and exciting night yesterday at the NMVAs, the award show featured performances from Skales, 2face, Oritse Femi, Harrysong, Joe El, MC Galaxy and Niyola. Here’s the full list of winners: Best Director GT Da Guitarman –Save Me ( Akin Alabi) Patoranking – Girlie O Remix (Mr Moe Musa) Ransome — Local Boy (Adasa Cookey) Yemi Alade — Johnny (Clarance Peters) Olamide – Sitting On The Throne (Kemi Adetiba) - WINNER Best Cinematography Olamide–Sitting On The Throne (Kemi Adetiba) K.Cee –Ogadinma (Aje) Sean Tizzle –Komole (Aje) Timi Dakolo — Iyawo Me (Clarence Peters) – WINNER [/b]Patoranking Girlie O (Mr Moe Musa) Best Afro Beat Video [b]Oritsefemi — Double Wahala – WINNER Joel — Oya Now Wizkid — Jaiye-Jaiye Zaina — Sarewale Tm 9ja —- Magawu Best Afro Hip Hop Suspect — Nsogbu – WINNER Leriq — Comment Tu Ta’ppelle Olamide —- Turn Up Phyno — Alobam Lil Kesh — Lyrically Best Video By A New Act Joe EL – Oya Now – WINNER Randawest –Happy Anette Cookey– Magomago Runtown – Gallardo Steve Willis — Yei Yei Best Contemporary Afro Video Mr Songz — Kolombo – WINNER Skales —- Shake Body Tee Blaq — Garawa Sanni Danja — Yawa Vj Adams — Whatsup Mr 2kay – – Summer Girl? Best Producer 5 Star – WINNER Hkn Ybnl Effyzzie Entertainment Chocolate City Mavin Records Best Use Of Da SOURCE : http://popafrica.com/checkout-winners-list-nigerian-music-video-awards/
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Its nice and indigenous! |
He was really great! |
loool Thats hilarious |
The commemoration of the first anniversary of the death of former president Nelson Mandela will start with a wreath laying ceremony at the Union Buildings in Pretoria on December 5, government said on Thursday. “Veterans of the struggle for freedom and those who fought side by side with Madiba against apartheid will be invited to lead the wreath laying,” Social Development Minister Bathabile Dlamini told journalists in Cape Town. “This ceremony will be open to all South Africans and members of the public are invited also to visit the site throughout the day to lay wreaths.” The wreath laying will start at 8am.President Jacob Zuma will be in China for a state visit on December 5.Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa was expected to attend and address the official commemoration ceremony at Freedom Park in Pretoria later in the day on December 5. Government would also be encouraging schools, factories, and places of worship to ring their bells and sirens at exactly three minutes and seven seconds before 10am to “call the country to attention”. South Africans would be asked to observe a moment of silence up to 10.03am. “You will notice that the time lapse from the ringing of the bells to the end of the moment of silence is six minutes, seven seconds. This is symbolic of the 67 years Madiba spent in the service of humanity,” said Dlamini. “The moment of silence will be broken by the singing of.........SOURCE http://popafrica.com/plans-commemorate-mandelas-death/
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I think Seun isn't just over Zealous and over ambitious! |
Is Seun Osewa launching any new stuff Soon? |
Africa’s Youngest Billionaire Ashish Thakkar To Battle WhatsApp With The Launch Of Mara Messenger Africa’s youngest billionaire and Founder of The Mara Group, Ashish Thakkar, is set to challenge the dominance of WhatsApp in Africa, with the launch of a new messaging App made for Africans across the globe. The Ugandan businessman, who spoke at the launch of the new Mara Messenger, in Dubai, on Saturday, said that the new app has been custom-made to meet the needs of Africans and will enable them connect with contacts around the world. “The launch of Mara Messenger marks the dawn of a new era in Africa. For the first time, we will have a truly home-grown messaging platform that is tailored to the individual cultures of the continent,” Forbes quoted Thakkar as saying in an interview. Thakkar has his sights on WhatsApp, WeChat and Viber, messaging apps he said Mara Messenger will be looking to compete with. Although there are no specific data for the number of users of the top messaging apps in Africa, The Statistics Portal provided data on the the global user base of WhatsApp and WeChat. According to the online data source, WeChat had 438 million users in the second quarter of 2014, while WhatsApp had more than 600 million active users as of August 2014, to remain world’s most popular mobile messenger app. These figures are however not frightening to Thakkar, who assured that a couple of newfangled features that the messaging App will offer will earn it a competitive advantage. Thakkar, who also founded Mara Foundation and Mara Mentor, expressed plan to offer Mara Messenger in multiple languages, across multiple devices, which will make it accessible to everyone across Africa and the world. “It’s always been my dream to see African innovations going global and Mara Online is one such case in point which further demonstrates that we as Africa can be innovative, can dare to go global, and succeed!” he said. Mara messenger is now available for free on Android, Blackberry and iOS. It requests for the user’s full name, phone number and birthday, after which it sends a verification code to register users. Once registered, users can edit gender, add a profile picture and a status message. The app include features that will allow users to use instant messaging, share locations, doodle on images and broadcast information to groups. READ MORE http://popafrica.com/africas-youngest-billionaire-ashish-thakkar-battle-whatsapp-launch-mara-messenger/ CONNECT BETTER WITH FELLOW AFRICANS! DOWNLOAD THE MARA MESSENGER VIA http://messenger.mara.com/
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The Sir Emeka Offor Foundation (SEOF) is calling for applications for its 2014/2015 scholarship awards. Below is the announcement, and a link to download the application form. The Sir Emekea Offor Foundation believes that education is the cornerstone of our future. A multi-facted approach to education includes a scholarship programme that provides comprehensive university scholarships to academically gifted but economically disadvantaged students. To date, over 120 scholarships have been granted. When a recipient graduates first in his or her class, the student will receive a car and will be offered full-time employment within the Chrome Group of Companies. Click on this link to download the Application form for the Scholarship: http://popafri.ca/1xyA9Nl <---- Download From the webpage.
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