Rapmoney: Most of these kids who call themselves rappers today are not actually rappers. I call them murmurers. All they do is just to murmur on beats, and that is it. It is popularly believed that RAP is an acronym of Rhythmically Applied Poetry.. This means that rap itself is a form of poetry which is supposed to be deep, lyrical, and meaningful. Today, kids throw all sort of lines on beats. Just imagine someone saying: "I go blow like hurricane, and I still dey chew sugarcane". I mean what is the connection in blowing like hurricane and still chewing sugarcane? God have mercy!
Below are 5 most underrated Nigerian rappers of all time put together by WarriParrot.
1. GINO: Born Gino Agoi from Edo State, but raised in Lagos. He is the younger brother of popular comedian, Owen Gee, and an elder brother to Nigerian music producer, Sossick. In 2006, Gino released a hit single titled 'No Be God'? He featured C'Mion. The song portrays everyday life in the streets of Lagos and how difficult it is for young Nigerians to achieve success through hardwork. If that song nor fit inspire you, my brother nothing fit inspire you again. The single is part of a greater project, his debut album titled 'Pain Plus Work'. The album contains other songs like 'Farabale'.
'No Be God'? is so unique that MTV Base's Diary on Jay-Z used it to highlight the similarities between America's hip-hop culture and the Nigerian underground scene.
2. MODE 9: His real name is Babatunde Olusegun Adewale. He was born in London, United Kingdom to Nigerian parents. Mode 9 is regarded as one of the most gifted artist in African hip-hop. He is celebrated for his complex wordplay and conscious lyricism. Moddy's punchlines threw many wack rappers out of the game, and made some go back to the studio to write better lyrics. He is one of the pioneers of modern rap music in Africa.
3. NAETO-C: His real name is Naetochukwu Okeoma Chikwe. He is the son of former Nigeria Minister of Aviation, Dr (Mrs) Kema Chikwe. He was born on December 17, 1982 in Houston, Texas, United States of America. He is the first Nigerian rapper to bag an MSc degree. His songs 'You Know My P', 'Kini Big Deal', and 'Ten Over Ten' are still bangers anyday and anytime. His long time friend, Ikechukwu was also a huge contributor to Naeto's music career. Naeto C lives a quiet life, and does not like to show off his family on the internet.
4. EVA ALORDIAH: Elohor Eva Alordiah (born 13 August 1989), better known as Eva Alordiah or simply Eva, is a Nigerian rapper, make-up artist, and entrepreneur. Her contributions to the Nigerian music industry have earned her several accolades, including one Nigeria Entertainment Award, one Eloy Award, and one YEM award.
5. LORD OF AJASA: His real name is Olusegun Osaniyi. He earned the name Lord of AJasa (Lord of Flavour) in his days as a polytechnic student in Ondo State. Despite the fact that he rapped in Yoruba language, this brother spit some of the hottest lyrics way back. He teamed up with 9ice, ID Cabasa, and 2Phat of Alapomeji Records to give us some of the hottest rap songs back then in the early 2000s.
CREDITS: There are some folks I give maximum credits to. First is Eedris Abdulkareem. Dude was one of the pioneers of rap music in Nigeria. I also recognise Pherowshuz, Blaise, Kemistry, Sasha P, Seriki, and Ikechukwu of the World Famous Akademy.
apexquest: Hello gurus in the house, I need help and guidance. Recently I noticed that in the morning when I want to leave the house, the car will hesitate to move after I have put it in drive 'D'. After about 4 to 5 seconds, it will engage sometimes with a jerk and begin to move. For the remaining part of the day it will not do it again untill the next day. It happens every morning and whenever I have left the car for several (over 5 to 6) hours.
It's a 2008 Rav4.
What do I need to check or attend to, please.??
This are signal switch to your gear, please get those who uses machine to check engines to point out the issues associated to the gear. Once the switches are changed you go enjoy your life
escortafrik: Hello guys, I really need your advice because I’ve been turning this over in my head and I don’t want to make a mistake.
So a bit of background… I’m in my final year at the university, just trying to finish with good grades and figure out what’s next for my life.
A close friend of mine introduced me to her cousin a few months ago. He’s doing really well for himself, stable, calm, and very intentional in how he carries himself.
We got along pretty quickly and things moved from just talking to a serious relationship faster than I expected, but it has been good so far.
Now the situation is this… he wants me to move in with him.
At first, I thought maybe it’s just excitement and love growing fast, but he’s been consistent about it and says it’s because he sees a future with me and wants us to start building our life together properly. I do like him a whole lot , and part of me likes the idea of us being together in that way, like a real couple sharing everyday life.
But I spoke to my friends and they are not having it at all. They keep telling me that once I move in, it might reduce the chances of marriage happening, that men can get too comfortable and stop seeing the need to “formalise” things. Even his cousin who introduced us is saying I shouldn’t as well but I’m quite surprised because this guy has been so good to me in every aspect of my life.
Now I’m stuck in the middle. I don’t want to act based on fear, but I also don’t want to ignore advice that could save me from future regret.
So I’m asking honestly… what do you think I should do in this situation?
Please don’t move in, cohabitation has its high and low. But trust me, it’s best you keep the arms lengths while dating not to reduce value or see unnecessary things.
He can come knock on your parents door if he needs a wife instead of eating cookies or trying to personalize it. Let ummunna know you are ripe to settle down as you have come of age.
Please,matured minds in the house,is it a good thing for a man to help his ex girlfriend who's now married, financially. She used to be someone whom I loved so dearly in the past but unfortunately,she broke up with me immediately she met someone who was already asking her hand in marriage. It's been over 3 years since she got married and I made sure I cut every bit of communication between us. Out of the blue,I don't know who gave her my number. She called me,and apologized for what she did to me. Even before she could ask for my help,I already knew her husband wasn't financially buoyant like I thought. She said she wants to open a provision store ,cuz immediately after they got married,they relocated to Lagos. And she asked for my assistance.
So,I don't know if it's appropriate at all to help her, considering how she left me emotionally stranded when I needed her the most in my life. Tho I've completely moved on with my life,but receiving a call from her brought back a whole lot of memories.
Please,my fellow Nairalanders, reason with me. Should I help her out?
Truth be told, women will only get married to a man who is ready, broke or rich.
The fact you guys dated and things went sour should not be the reason not to help.
People come into our lives to teach us a lesson, be it Positive or Negatively. it’s left to us to choose our lessons wisely.
Be human and remain who you are, If you have enough to help, please seek the husbands opinion, rather than give her money for opening a provision store, Help the husband create a wealth portfolio. Be in touch and agreement with both parties before venturing to help them. My own opinion.
nlfpmod: Job seekers in Lagos lured to a fake interview in Magodo, only to be robbed of their phones, money, and belongings.
“Nigerians, Let’s Be Careful Out There…Not All Job Offers Are Legit. We Went For a Job Interview In Magodo, Lagos Only To Be Robbed. They Took Our Phones, Money, And Everything We Had On Us.”~ Lady Cries Out 💔 pic.twitter.com/KgiKckt2mI
If the Initial Interview was scheduled in an enclosed building, my question would be who rented the building? Who are the agents or Lawyers since it’s in Magodo then we all have a scores to settle.
DoVee: This is an invite to join our matured WhatsApp group for matured guys and ladies both single and married.
The group is registered with CAC, very structured and genuine.
Group Objective: 1. Job opportunities 2. Career advice and mentorship 3. Business ideas and networking 4. Hangouts and Charity outreaches 5. Relationship and marriage counseling 6. Friendships, Dating and relationships
You have to be above 30years with a proven source of income.
Terms and conditions applies
If you are interested kindly drop your WhatsApp number
sundid: Are you a Single mum or dad. Single female or male above 35 yrs. Drop your number to join the WhatsApp group for hookup. It's strictly a Matured Group for Single Mom/Dad, Female 35+ and Male 38+ for Chatting, Relationship, Gisting etc
I want to create a WhatsApp group for matured guys and ladies both single and married.
This group will be for the following purpose: 1. Job opportunities 2. Career advice and mentorship 3. Business ideas and how to source for funds 4. Hangouts and fun stuffs 5. Relationship and marriage counseling 6. Dating and hookups 7. Networking
You have to be above 25yrs for guys and above 20yrs for the ladies to join.
If you are interested kindly drop your WhatsApp number
merit1988: Hi pple, will you like to make new friends with like minds here... there's a what'sapp group for that purpose...we play games, share jokes, gist, tease each other, discuss marital issues, business/careers talks and just hv fun generally...
Please you must be mature and married to be added to the group... that way, you have confidence that you meeting with someone who's in the same situation as you and understands what you are going through.
I just PMed you
You might have to prove that you're married before added.
PM if ur Interested.... dropping ur phone number here wouldn't be necessary... I'll be waiting dearies.....
It’s a different kind of pain to feel lonely while lying next to someone who is supposed to love you. To be married, yet feel emotionally single. To wake up every day craving affection, attention, and connection… and still go to bed empty.
People think loneliness only comes from being alone. But sometimes it comes from being with someone who no longer sees you, hears you, or desires you.
I miss being wanted. I miss being touched with intention, spoken to with softness, loved with effort. I miss feeling like I matter.
I’m tired of pretending I’m okay. Tired of acting strong when inside I feel invisible. Tired of pouring love into a space that feels cold and silent.
This is not about perfection. It’s about presence. About romance. About feeling chosen, not just tolerated.
The hardest part is knowing that I’m still capable of love, passion, and deep connection — but I’m living in a place where none of it is returned.
And that kind of loneliness… hurts more than being alone ever could.
My current state of Act, mind, etc. communication do not work here I guess, it’s bitten deep more than that stage
Your state looks more like the affections were once there, some actions or inaction might have caused the loss in affections.
Create a space for distance and let go or live in the facade for ever
natedensel: My mum died not long ago, and my dad has a hand in her demise because her marriage was a turbulent one and she died of HBP, now shortly after she died, my dad came along with one woman who is very bold and shameless, first off she already has children from another fling not marriage, and now she comes and sleeps over, infact she's not discreet about it she's bold, brazen and doesn't feel ashamed of what she's doing.
Recently she has gotten more relaxed , she used to mind her business, she comes and do her thing and leaves, now she overstays, and she's now meddling in our family affairs, trying to mom me and my siblings now, then turning our dad away from us, now my dad sponsors her and her child from another relationship but neglects us like he did our mom.
I could easily make life miserable for her but I am not interested because I'm moving out as soon as possible, but what about my siblings, she has taken over everything and now she's my father's voice.
Bro, it sometimes causes pains that one sweet home with good memories is now a shamble of itself, I wanna believe at this point you have not made money and probably not started a family of your own.
This is a lesson for you to learn from, bro move on with your life, learn a skills, make money, occupy yourself with positivity and look out for your siblings you will be fine just leave your dad with his decisions, you would someday father a child learn from the sufferings.
whippersnapper: class is one of the quality that makes up a beautiful woman. Check all of the winners of miss Nigeria. A beautiful lady without class is like baking a bread without salt. Do you how many men have shag nancy
The comparison is “Beauty” and not “Class” so it’s important to state the fact clearly.
Chilipepper: Do Not Prioritize Your Wife Above Your Siblings. They Are Your Blood While She Is An Outsider— Nigerian Lawyer Advises Men
This nah craze nah, how in the world will you prioritize siblings who have played their part in your early beginning with someone who is to play her part to your future and the end ?
RollinTNDA: I have both the BMW X6M and Lexus GX.. My Wife loves the Lexus more
The BMW fit me so well and the massager feature added to the seats it makes staying in traffic more therapeutic.
As for the sound system I'll give it to lexus. It has a panorama stereo feature that makes songs sound so full. The parking camera with ai is a good feature that helps parking or reversing at night.
BMW all the way
Overall I prefer the BMW As for going to church. I usually take the lexus with the wife and kids
saviourGeorge: No matter how hard it was when we broke up Sometimes I'll still want to hear their voice I can't imagine myself turning down a call from someone I once loved
Chief you are still in love, they are not your ex. You still Dey play side runs, OP someone who is your ex is to cut ties finally, eventually if we meet someday we would greet and have a drink if that opportunity comes, but constant call or text is catastrophic as they say, once Dee Ibe, is always a deebe debe
[quote author=McCoy662 post=136191779]Niraland family Please I really need your help on this matter. So sorry my writeup may be long.
I graduated from University of Benin in December 2019. Due to lack of funds, I couldn't go for my clearance until about a year plus later.
The time I went, everything was going on well until I got to the student affairs department where it was discovered that my name was wrongly spelt.
The mistake was from my department and j was referred back to my department to get it corrected before I could go on with the clearance.
I went back to my department, met my HOD and explained everything to her. She asked me to write a letter and give to her secretary. I did and asked the secretary how long it could take and he said maybe 2 months.
Two months later, I went back to the school to check and the error was not corrected. I went back to my department and the HOD again said I should write a letter. I did and months again, nothing changed.
The cycle continued until I ran out of funds to keep going. Each trip cost me over 50k then. I sent my friends who were still in the school then to help me remind her. They did, even submitted another letters, still nothing changed.
Last year around July, I heard that the department had got a new HOD, I gathered some money to go and see the man and see if he can help me. When I got to his office, I explained everything to him and he said that I'm not serious. That he has been HOD for some months and no such complain has ever come to his table. I then told him that I have sent letters countless times to the former HOD, though I haven't sent any letter nor came to the department since he assumed office due to financial constraints.
I told him that I asked my friend who reside In Benin to help me get his number so I could reach out to him. Then he flared up, insulting me and my generation. That I have no professor in my linage and why should I be asking for his number. He said we are not mates and all. After the whole insults. He still asked me to write a letter and submit with his secretary, with a copy of my "school screening certificate" and "eligibility slip" to verify my real name. I did, and it's almost a year now. Yesterday I called the clearance officer at the student affairs department and she said "Iyede they never do am" And don't know what else to do, it's over 5 years now since I graduated. And the fault is not from me. All my documents has my correct name, even the screening certificate and eligibility school issued by the school all has my correct name. My online student's kofa page, has my correct name. So the error is from them.
And in a country like this, after 5 years, no any work experience, no certificate to even apply for any job. I wish to take them on legally but can I get justice without connection? NL big fam please if there's any lawyer here that can help or you have a connection to who can, please do. Help me repost. Admins pls help move to
Write to the VC straight up your problem will be solved, if after 2 weeks and nothing is happening, write again then tender your case through the education board in the ministry then call them out on all social media and news paper communication. Nah them go invite you instead
Millions looked up to him when it came to his attributes, but that he didn't satisfy everyone politically won't change anything.
If he was truly what some of you are painting him to be, millions wouldn't be everywhere mourning him even at 82.
See you literally judging someone you don’t know nor seen or lived with or experienced hard leadership in any form of a political appointee. I marvel at your thought process sir, and Jesus wept.
Some of you should look inward, none of you saying negative things up and down can best 1% of what he achieved on earth.
Character-wise, I am 90% certain you're not as upright as he was.
richie240: Typical ipóbic reasoning. Someone wey die at overripe age of 82, den say na karma killam. Ndi-obidients sef.
The ones living above 90 has super powers Abi? My guy let the truth be, always do good no matter what and live a life to emulate. As it stands will you say Buhari was a role model to emulate?
Education › Re: LASU Post-graduate 2026 Prospective Students by zubinike(m): 10:51pm On Jun 24
