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ewizard1:
All those lumia rubbish color! Adds to reason i hate Lumia phones!

obailala:
Wow!.. This is a movie, not a music video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKgZ9b4SBI8

madbuk:
couldn't access the video on youtube.

caius:
ok. managing Spurs and Palermo at the moment. Spurs won Europa while Palermo finished 10th. I need to beat Juventus for the Supercup.

I will advise u start using my formation from the beginning of Pre season... If u switch now, I don't think ur players will quickly adapt to it and juve will gladly spell ya name

caius:
i am interested in the almighty formation details.

RobinHez:
And u end up not buying them, leading to the end of their wonderful career...

... That's d way my nigga

RobinHez:
Asin!

I miss beating Barcelona with my B-team

.. I miss d fight of players with their clubs because I declare interest in them

Falz’s video for his album cut, Soldier hit the net earlier today, and if the country’s reaction is anything like ours then that video will be on repeat for a very long time. It’s almost like watching a short movie that’s long enough to really tell a story, but short enough that you just about want more. Falz has set himself apart from not just most rappers in Nigeria, but from most musicians as a whole. His ability to do things out of the status quo has made his a unique brand in Nigerian music.

So here’s 7 reasons why Falz’s Soldier video is the best video you’ll watch this year:


1 It’s Not A Video But A Mini Movie

When the trailer came out, and we saw mini movie, we guessed maybe a 6 min clip with the song, and a skit to keep entertaining. But no… Dude has given us 15 minutes of pure entertainment that makes this go from being a music video to being a real mini movie; characters, special effects, entertaining scripts and all.


2 A Mini Sample Of The Album

Seeing that it’s a mini movie, it’s nice to see that it features a couple of other songs from the album but more as a soundtrack leading up to main video. If you already have the album, you’d be pleased when you recognize the songs in the soundtrack of the mini movie. It’s a good way to showcase other tunes in his album that some might not have gotten a chance to listen to.


3 You’ll Laugh Out Loud

Not only will be entertained watching the video, you’re bound to laugh out loud multiple times. If you follow Falz on instagram and/or snapchat then you can expect way more than 15 seconds of his comic characters. But it doesn’t just stop with Falz. Simi, Simi’s mom, and the other characters in the mini movie all play their part in making this a very funny 15 mins. READ New Music: Imanse - Gbona (Remix) ft. Falz


4 It’s Really A Visual Representation

How many times have we heard a song, pictured the video, only to be disappointed when the actual video is released? Not on this one. You may not have gotten all the details, but when you listen to the song, and imagine a visual for it, this video gets that image spot on.



5The Characters Are Authentic

What makes the video so entertaining is not just the comic inserts, and drama. Everything about the video is so authentic. Simi’s character as the girl that takes playing hard to get to the limit, the over confident soldier, the mother who berates the soldier so badly, and the friends that are pretty much Yes men & women. We can all pick each character and link to someone we know or know of.


6[b].It’s Unlike Any Nigerian Video You’ll See

We've seen all the generic scripts for videos already; New dance theme, plenty money theme, a lot of girls theme, marriage theme. It’s all out there. But the storyline of this video? We’re betting you haven’t seen it in the Nigeria music space recently if at all. It’s what makes it very unique and fresh.


7 It’s Not Even Over

Even after watching 15 mins of what is arguably the most well put together video in Nigeria for a while, the excitement shifts into 2nd gear when you see that “To Be Continued” sign at the end. You mean to tell me there’s more of what I just watched? Dis his a seriouz sometin.

RobinHez:
Same here

orisunmibare01:
Its evident you attend redeem....only if you copy and pasted that thing.
Anyway, Sunday school is sweet only when the teacher is loaded

muaa:
I use to think Sunday is for growing up teenagers

Jad Adu dies at 83. Photo: Filed

Veteran actor, Joseph Abiodun Babatunde Adu, better known as Jab Adu, is dead.

According to reports, the talented actor passed on in his Abeokuta, Ogun State home early yesterday morning. He was aged 83.

Renowned for his role as ‘Bassey Okon’ in the popular Nigerian Television Authority, NTA, drama series ‘The Village Headmaster,’ Jab Adu was said to have been contending with a minor illness associated with old age.

Trained as a professional banker before settling for acting, the late Jab Adu had an illustrious career on stage, television and film.

An abridged version of the biography of the deceased written by Adegboyega Arulogun stated that Jab Adu started his adult life as a banker with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).

He left banking to participate as an actor and writer in the popular Village Headmaster, in which he played the role of Bassey Okon, the doctor, dispenser and pharmacist of Oja village.

The deceased was born in Calabar, Cross River State, and it was easy for him to play the role of an Efik in the junction town of Oja.

He was more renowned in acting but his creative pedigree transcended not just acting that he was very well known for on the screen.

He was a film producer whose production credits include ‘Bisi, Daughter of the River’ and ‘Adio’s Family,’ a series he co-produced with NTA.

Jab Adu wrote, co-produced and directed the full length film — ‘Bisi, Daughter of the River’, a film that was one of the pioneering efforts that followed ‘Kongi’s Harvest’ and ‘Things Fall Apart.’

Jab Adu, while alive, was a devotee of Grail Message Movement.

According to Thenet.ng, P Loops, was quoted to hjave said:

I was in shock when I heard the next morning that the song was out. I didn’t record with D’banj, I think Olu sent the beat to him, and he recorded. There was no credit at all, no credit on the promo copy, there was no credit online, no credit whatsoever.

‘I did try to talk to them, I talked to Olu Maintain in my office. My trademark was removed. The original beat had my trademark. I talked to them about it, and we were going to have a brief meeting about it, but till now, there has been no credit…It was KC Graphics, his graphic designer who gave me his contact.


Some hours ago, P Loops, came on twitter to deny saying any of the above.


He tweeted his denial saying, the kokomaster, has in-fact paid him fully for the beat he made for him.

D’banj’s camp is yet to respond to any of the quotes by P Loops.