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You didn't add my party SQC

I'm their presidential candidate

Thank god northwest have good men

Cash money

Take back your country from weddings

gaskiyamagana:
Which world or inter continental competition football or even athletic competition have they won like their African counterparts?
Mind you ONLY U16 junior world Saudi had won after defeating Nigeria in the semi finals in 2009

No now, you can't use youth football, they are amateurs

What is your proof that they are better, do you have head to head proof?

Did him carry all that plenty money? He should share with us o

Take back your country from poverty

Hunger is the problem

Take back your state from Adeleke

Take back your country from Hamas

Take back your country from soccer

Take back your country from celebrity living flamboyant lifestyle

Take back your country from betnaija and sportybet

They did not thank me? after all I have been the one showing people their exploits

Take back your country from single ladies with two rooms

Take back your country from barbers

Take your country back with a catfish and brimstone

I will start cooking jollof rice for you

Use your sense and eat in the canteen, don't you know that it's your money?

We the youth are the problem of this country, we always worship this old recycled politicians with a chicken

Masturbation is very unhealthy and therefore especially youths should desist from it

And we are the ones always defending these leaders

Despite all the verbal attack I have received because of Tinubu, he visits Kaduna without checking up on me

Hmmm e shock me o

bans23:
THIS IS VERY CORRECT...
HE WOULD DENY THAT HE GOT MOST OF HIS MELODIES FROM WHAT HE TERM "SECULAR" MUSIC...


I would have agreed with you there...but the thing is at one point in the early 1990's, Panam was singing the theme tunes for some 'secular' soap operas on NTA...soaps like Supple blues and Change (yes the fact I can recall that means that I am in my nineties...lol).

Even some of his popular christian music songs have some secular influences (eg I've made up my mind has some influences from South African popular music by way of Paul Simon's graceland album...listen to You can call me al, and then if you have heard some of PPP's numbers from the early 90'\s they sound very fammiliar).

So, won't be surprised if he wasn;t having secular labels chasing after him.

And it's not the first time...many secular singers 'started in the church' (the USA Is particulary 'notorious' for that.)

Going by all these information, it's means he wasn't naive after all, why then did he turn down multimillion naira contract over a trivial issue such as reducing the number of times he mentions Jesus

nairalanda1:
There is one of Panam's earlier albums where in one of his songs, he goes into a monologue where he describes how God called him into the music ministry.

Now he could have signed the deal, but many people would have called him a hypocrite.

One of the early pop stars in the USA was previously a gospel singer. He then signed a deal, recorded secular songs for about six years (some of which are very iconic pieces of music in the USA)...but was regarded by many christians there as a hypocrite and a sellout.

If your conscience is clear then you need not worry, making money comes with all these criticisms

Secular musician face fierce criticisms too

With all due respect, I think in my opinion that Elder Panam Percy Paul was naive, he would have made billions.

There's was nothing wrong with the deal, it was simply a market strategy not to limit their market to Christendom but senior was too religious to see it


Na our parents come dey buy him cassette dat year o

I also greeted the president on his birthday but you didn't put it in front page

I move the motion for a unicameral legislature

Nigeria can no longer afford bicameral legislature

Be happy, you tried

Only one Year, you are learning

We are on our fourth year

Quite sumptuous

She's so caring