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Young D – Body Work Ft. Reekado Banks X Harmonize Nigerian ace producer and songwriter, Young D kicks off the year with a new single titled ‘ Body Work’. which He features Banks Music CEO, Reekado Banks and WCB Wasafi Records singer, Harmonize from Tanzanian. Listen Up download share http://www.soundlala.com/track_audio.php?id=361 |
Low iron is the most common and widespread nutritional disorder in the world, and is the only nutrient deficiency that is significantly prevalent in the western world, according to the World Health Organisation. A staggering 2 billion people (that's over 30 per cent of the world's population) are thought to suffer from some degree of iron deficiency. And it's especially common in women, specifically those of childbearing age. So chances are, you're low in it too. How do you know if you're low in iron? 1. You're suffering from fatigue and just feeling tired all the time The body uses iron to make haemoglobin, the substance in red blood cells that transports oxygen around the body. When you don't have enough healthy red blood cells, you start to feel pretty exhausted. 2. You seem to get out of breath easily (and yet you consider yourself fit) If your body is not efficiently transporting oxygen to the lungs, feeling breathlessness after minimal exertion can occur. You may also be finding that your spinning classes are getting tougher, not easier, as low iron levels can cause your endurance to suffer too. 3. You're looking pale and washed out Do people keep kindly pointing out that you look like you need a holiday? Low iron could be the culprit. In addition, if the inside of your lips, your gums, and the inside of your bottom eyelids are less red than usual, low iron may be the reason behind this. more on d article http://www.soundlala.com/news.php?id=359 |
why is kelvin looking for trouble why will name his company tobi why cant him name his company Kelvin, and also reg means tax which is a TRAP. lol it is well hussle away |
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am travelling there in 3days time, my passport has expired |
yep its rare in Nigeria to have a music site where artist can also sell their tracks even after they listen to it for free. all u need to do is register on soundlala.com contact admin via whatapp to activate buy track button appeal to ur fans to support ur movement any amount get paid month ending a true fan show support by buying ur song visit www.soundlala.com |
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Following reports of his battle with depression, Altar Plate boss,
Harrysong returns in 2019 with a brand new single titled “Journey” .
The track was produced by super talented record producer, Del B. Enjoy http://www.soundlala.com/track_audio.php?id=358 |
Premiumwriter:its ur pone, its like reminder, wen u read them it will stop showing, same with my nokia pone |
thanking God for d once alive and then d bike man ko who do we thank? |
and the problem here is that?.....
no condom abi kini? |
Emeka Ike is one of the Nigerian stars who made a name for himself in Nollywood movies. With over 100 movies to his credit, Emeka Ike has revealed some of his thoughts about Nollywood. In an interview with Punch published in January 2019, the actor touched on his sincere thoughts about the fast-growing Nigerian movie industry. Here are the six things Emeka Ike thinks of the Nigerian movie industry. 1. State of Nollywood The ‘Stigma’ actor bared his mind on the state of Nollywood saying, “ The industry is no longer what it used to be. Producers don’t make (as much) movies anymore; the issue of being poorly paid is out of it. I haven’t made movies in over six years. However, last year, I was begged to go to a location for a movie which is all over the Internet now .” 2. The new wave On the new wave in the industry, which includes the rise of cable television, Emeka said, “ Cable television has taken over everywhere and the producers and marketers that used to be popular then are no longer famous because nobody is buying their CDs.” 3. Unstructured system The ‘Deceptive Hearts’ actor feels the home video system was not properly structured before its fall. The era which heralded Emeka’s emergence as one of Nigeria’s top actors is believed to have lost its fame due to poor structure. “ The home video system was not properly structured; so, people started buying decoders. The level of politics in the home video sector was so high and our economic value became affected because initially, we got paid from the funds got from the sales of movies. As an actor, you can determine the fees you will charge for a movie. When cable television was introduced, it drastically reduced the sales of movies because some of those movies were already being aired on TV. It is not a personality thing but the lack of structures in the industry. And see where it has brought us.” 4. Tired but hope is not lost Though Emeka is not so keen about discussing how the movie industry can reach a greater height, he feels all hope is not lost. He said, “ I realised that whenever I tried to speak with people on how we could lift Nollywood higher, they didn’t do anything. Some of them are not even informed about what is going on in the industry. Now, it just seems like I am a noise maker but I keep praying that God helps us in 2019 .”. read more thanks. http://www.soundlala.com/news.php?id=357 |
Jfortune Goodman is kicking off the year 2019 with a brand new single "Ujunwa". Ujunwa is a love classic describing a completely beautiful lady with class and style. produced mix and mastered by Crespin beatz . enjoy listen download share http://www.soundlala.com/track_audio.php?id=355 |
Christty:amen |
InfernoNig:white people n verry rich people |
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