As we gear up for #EndBadGovernance protests in October, we have 'cooked up' this AfroAma tune to spice up the experience. It's titled "Donbie Azombie". Our government must sit up and deliver the dividends of democracy. It's not rocket science but for their greed, they will never learn until things get out of hand and we hit the streets in protest. Things are so bad now than ever before. People are dying quietly and some are preaching patience for a change that will never come through these crop of people deceiving people (PDP) and all promises canceled (APC) parties. Mobilization has begun already. No violence! Only Peaceful protests!! #EndBadGovernance #Songofresistance #protestanthem Take a listen:
SPAMBOX7: But when you stop playing it won't come, unlike music.. music money even if you die you go still dey make money. Go Spotify type Elvis Presley and see number of streams. Person wey don die since 70's I don't even want to mention dem Whitney Houston and MJ
Not always the way it appears. Do you know those streams may count for nothing?
After noticing that so many people were born in September, a Nairalander dropped trendy feel good birthday song in September 2024 to celebrate all those born in the month of September and otherwise. He called this one, "Celebrate You" Check it out below and let's know if you are a Septemberborn : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtkEPo0FBWM?si=xzq9BDrb0lk9LKk_
Ruffysonpedro: A newly released song by RuffysonPedro, titled "That The Church May Be One" advocates for a united body of Christ in Nigeria. The song is said to be inspired by the gospel of John 17 : 21 and the need for the church in Nigeria to have a united front. The song celebrates the unifying power of God's love across all churches, highlighting the need to prioritize Christian shared faith and salvation.
A newly released song by RuffysonPedro, titled "That The Church May Be One" advocates for a united body of Christ in Nigeria. The song is said to be inspired by the gospel of John 17 : 21 and the need for the church in Nigeria to have a united front. The song celebrates the unifying power of God's love across all churches, highlighting the need to prioritize Christians' shared faith and salvation.