Watianoengineer:
Better thank God you bought all this for 300k. If Peter Obi had won that your 300k would be worthless like tissue paper. Someone who had little or nothing to show as achievement as anambra governor wants to be president. No be juju that And yet cyber bullies a.k.a obidients keeps insulting Nigerians for electing President Bola Tinubu who is committed to reforming our economy just like he did in Lagos.

This renewed hope will favor us. Amen

So all the cyber bullies are obidients? Daft engineer!!!

Daily Music Review: Music Review of Earboy Vinz Cover Track ~ Juddie
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MUSIC REVIEW of 'JUDDIE' by Earboy Vinz

It is no news that the music industry entertains covers as a major means of promotion of both artistes (the original owner and the other musicians that jump on it) and the songs too. With this tactic, artistes tend to reach out to a wider audience for the growth of their fan base or STANship, more popularity and the likes that comes from this exposure.

Why do people cover songs?

As stated earlier, people id est, artist(es) cover songs because they like the song, or for contest/composition purposes arranged by the song owner which may or may not have a prize attached. Artistes cover songs also for the fun to hear and share their own views, perspectives of how the song would be if they were on them. This is also a strategy or way to make fans or audiences "re-hear" a song that may have left music charts. Earboy Vinz may not be left out of this; as his sound is ever green and not dying. He has got melodies to take over your present condition, obviously to a better one. So, here is what I have got to say on the song; my review on Earboy Vinz 'Juddie'; a cover of Dior by Ruger:



"Me, I want to hold your hand, Juddie

Me, I want to show you off, eh

Make I gum your body, Juddie

Make I dey like tattoo, uh"



👆This chorus caught my attention to do a review 😊.



~ Earboy Vinz rides the 'Dior by Ruger' instrumental on a more melodious genre being fully aware of Reggae and Dancehall genre which he calls 'JUDDIE'.



~ 'JUDDIE' by Earboy Vinz incites one to either sing along to the easy lyrics, nod laterally to the harmony, or jump on a dancing foot spontaneously.

~ The harmony in Earboy's voice is too soothing to the instrumental that one would never believe that there was not an artificial auto tune on it.

~ He uses 'Let the music take over' #LTMTO still as an official signature after using it on 'Alcohol Cover', and 'Peru Cover' he called 'Pam'.

~ The most interesting thing is that Vinz uses his phone to record these covers all the time. You'd think it's a studio work. He mixes it well and is willing to teach any artiste that wants to learn.

~ Earboy Vinz tells a story with the 'JUDDIE' track from a place he calls a 'Love Garden'. Juddie must have been too worthy to embark on such a journey with Vinz.

~ JUDDIE by Earboy Vinz is a must check to all music lovers seeing this. If you are a fan of good lyrics and meaningful songs you've got no option than to check this piece out.

~ Juddie took Earboy to a garden he's never been to and showed him an apple he's never seen. Does it mean she acted like the First Woman? Get to know more by clicking this link to stream on Audiomack.

#JUDDIE[b]

[b]#LTMTO[b]

[b]#Earboy[b]

[b]#Vinz

Tap On The Link Below To Listen>>>

https://audiomack.com/earboy_vinz/song/juddie



Let me get your view in the comment section 😉. Thanks.

• [/color]A Staunch Fan Writes Down His Mind To Celebrate Phyno...[color=#990000]

Nigerian Rapper, Chibuzo Nelson Azubuike popularly known as Phyno was born in October 9th in the year 1986. "Ezege Ndi Igbo" or "Ezege Igbo Nile" as his fans widely call him celebrates his birthday today. This comes shortly after following the birth of his child which he announced at about a month and few weeks ago.
As a father, Phyno is obliged with new responsibilities that he is not afraid to handle both. Phyno in his words said: [/i]"I took some time off to be a Father and also work on new music / Album and it’s been a wholesome experience. Now it’s time to get back to what I do best."[i]

The Ojemba Crooner who dropped the single (Ojemba)with his colleague, Olamide to begin the year wasn't heard of until August when he came with the good news of being a father and a good jam for his fans. Do I? A much better hit had so many netizens jumping to their feet to dance the Amapiano thrilled track.

A fan took to the Facebook page to walk down memory lane with the Nigerian Singer, Producer and Songwriter Phyno. In these words, the fan wrote:
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"Going down memory lane. How my relocation brought about knowing you. Although, it wasn't about the location – it was about the trend. I would say it was also a coincidence but, it was more of God's Willing. 2012 gave me mixed feelings. I was in a different part of the world and younger me felt, I wouldn't get to hear from those people (musicians) I used to listen to at the previous location. Change of location is inversely proportional to the musicians we listen to. This may be factual, isn't it?
I went from just nodding my head as if I understood every Igbo word you rapped even as an affiliate of the tribe, culture, slangs and language, to becoming a critic (when Nonso Frank fed us with those childish, silly and crazy conspiracy theories about celebrities in secondary school), to loving this man as a fan. And now appreciating his rare rhythms and sounds as an Act.
Yes, Phyno Fino – Ezege Igbo N'ile inspired me to become an artiste (rapper). Happy birthday, Dike. Your influence, inspiration and motivation wouldn't be forgotten in the minds of youths of Nigeria. Even in Up North, those who love you sing and rap the Igbo like they understood it with you. The Real PlayMaker.
Nigeria, Africa and beyond haven't actually appreciated this rare and unique human. How you didn't succumb to the pressure surrounding you while you were so much underground should be a case study. You know them all, Ezege. You took your culture and sold it from coast to coast. I am also a witness of God's greatness and blessings in your life, Obiagu. May God continue to bless you for us all. Amen. Fada, Fada (Daddy Daddy). Ojemba Enwe Ilo. You don't (a literal answer to Do I?).[i]"[center][/center]

Tinubu's attorney discusses discrepancies, including gender error in CSU certificate.


Wole Afolabi, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's lawyer, attributed the gender mix-up on his client's Chicago State University certificate, clarifying the matter during a Friday morning interview on Channels Television.

“The transcript that was provided by Southwest College indicated F. It was clear. All of the other particulars did match information of President Bola Tinubu,” he said.

At a press conference in Abuja on Thursday, Atiku Abubakar, the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the February election, outlined the reasons behind his insistence that Tinubu's Chicago State University (CSU) certificate was forged.

“Now, the registrar was interviewed on why the discrepancies. He said the person applying for the school ticked the box of a male not a female and when the admission letter was issued it was issued to Mr Tinubu,” Afolabi added.

“When the question was put to Dr West Brown, he said it is not unusual for universities to mix up. He (West Brown) has been to several universities. It is possible.”

Regarding the signature variations on the certificate, Afolabi explained that certificates weren't issued at graduation but upon application. He noted the possibility that the issuer of Tinubu's submitted certificate to INEC might not have been at the university in 1979.

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