Make them shut up their throat jae

Hahahahaha which one promise u money for ur account or to sign you?

Synord:

lol, toozay ...how area now ??

area dey tight.. how we self wan win Grammy na

Ogashub:
M.i , asa and some sensible people didint win u ar calling vic o nd skales... Who be Terry apkala

you re right brother na only these people understand music and na you only them fit try

BBBlaze:
d only act dat has won d grammy in naija is KOKOBABY. ...buh as she was returning frm d US to Naija, d award fell down and broke into thinny pieces

LMAO!

stephleena:
dream on...till una leave folake and caro...

upload yr pix na

If only grammy has plastic Version

http://naijatech.com.ng/2017/03/photos-5-nigerians-you-never-knew-won-grammy-awards-see-them Photos:- 5 Nigerians You Never knew Won Grammy Awards (See Them)

March 10, 20170

Photos:- 5 Nigerians You Never knew Won Grammy Awards (See Them)
Incase you don’t know.. Some Nigerians have made the Country proud by Winning the Biggest Award in Music.





Here is the list showing the 5 Nigerians who have won the Grammy Awards [Check them Out].

1. Chamillionaire


chammillionaire
Also known as Hakeem Seriki, is an American rapper and entrepreneur from Houston, Texas. He is the CEO of Chamillitary Entertainment.





Chamillionaire was also the founder and an original member of The Color Changin’ Click until the group split in 2005.

He began his career independently with local releases in 2002, including collaboration album Get Ya Mind Correct with fellow Houston rapper and childhood friend Paul Wall.



He signed to Universal Records in 2005 and released The Sound of Revenge under Universal. It included hit singles “Turn It Up” featuring Lil’ Flip and the number-one, Grammy-winning hit “Ridin’” featuring Krayzie Bone of Bone Thugs-n-Harmony.

2. Sikiru Adepoju – 1991 (Planet Drum) and 2009 (Global Drum Project)


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Sikiru Adepoju (pronounced Seek-ee-roo Ah-deh-po-joo) is a master of the talking drum and many other Yoruba percussion instruments.

Born in Eruwa, Nigeria, Sikiru hails from the traditional lineage of Yoruba talking drummers culturally referred to as Ayan which means “one who has descended from drummers lineage,” and began playing under the tutelage of his father Chief Ayanleke Adepoju at the age of six.

Along with his brothers Saminu and Lasisi, Sikiru accompanied the family’s talking drum ensemble for several years.

After moving to the San Fransico Bay Area in 1985, Sikiru joined the influential and pioneering Nigerian percussionist Babatunde Olantunji and his Drums of Passion.

This marked a lengthy period of high productivity from Sikiru which saw him recording and performing throughout the world until a year before Olantunji’s death in 2003.

During this period he was introduced to Grateful Dead drummer, Mickey Hart, who has called Sikiru “The Mozart of the talking drum,” and employed him on many of his personal projects including the Grammy award winning albums Planet Drum (1991) and Global Drum Project (2008).

He is currently performing with the Mickey Hart Band in support of their album Mysterium Tremendum which features Sikiru’s vocals on the track “Who Stole The Show.”

3. Sade Adu


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Musician, singer. Born Helen Folasade Adu on January 16, 1959 in Ibadan, Nigeria. Raised in London by her English mother, Sade developed several interests as a teen, including singing, fashion design and modeling.

She sang with a few local bands before signing with Epic Records and recording her first album, Diamond Life, in 1984. A huge hit in her native England, the album also had mass appeal across the pond thanks to such singles as “Smooth Operator.” In 1986, she won a Grammy Award for Best New Artist.

Sade’s subsequent multi-platinum albums, Promise, Stronger Than Pride and Love Deluxe, established her as a top-selling soul and pop artist. She took a new route with her 2000 album, Lovers Rock, which was released eight years after Love Deluxe and incorporated a more mainstream sound.

The record, and particularly the chart-topping single, “By Your Side,” helped her win over new audiences. Two years later, the album and ensuing tour inspired her first live recording, Lovers Live. Sade returned to the studio and released her sixth album In February 2010, Soldier of Love.

4. Seal


seal
Seal henry Olusegun Olumide Adeola Samuel was born in London, England, on February 19, 1963, of Nigerian heritage.

Seal went on to score a major U.K. hit, “Killer,” before releasing his 1991 debut album. He’s become an internationally renowned singer/songwriter with albums like Human Beingand hits like “Crazy,” “Prayer for the Dying” and “Kiss From a Rose,” which won multiple Grammy Awards.

He was married to supermodel and TV host Heidi Klum for several years.

5. Kelvin Olusola


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if i hear

lammsohiman:
Tooth! Mk dem win am naa, Rkelly wey sing meaningful songs sef no smell am

Rkelly has won three grammys
1998 - i believe i can fly (Best male R&B vocal performance, best R&b song and one other on same track)

Big boys like tuface never make mouth ohh... Na dis ones...

Check my signature let's make some money

Synord:

Wizkid or femi kuti will win a Grammy next year ...


save this comment ;!!!

why wizkid?you claim to be a music critic but you fall hand.


is it because he has begin to sound like the western or his murmuring of words

smalldoctor nah him deserve d award ooo see d afonjas

afonja shaaaa

If ah hear Vic O, na still singer be dat

Darey and timi Dakolo can but to me they are not doing enough

Bigsteveg:
Eedris Abdulkarem

Na true... Make we hear word abeg.

hardeycute:
why wizkid?you claim to be a music critic but you fall hand.


is it because he has begin to sound like the western or his murmuring of words

winning Grammy no be by talent again, na acceptance and popularity..


this is why someone like Lil Uzi vert will be nominated above Frank ocean in last years grammies

salford:


Grammy is big deal. It's the Oscars of musician or the Nobel prize for musicians.
Recipients of grammies belong to an elite class of past winners.
Who in this world does not want to win the most respected career award in the world for hardwork

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wetin them dey sing sef wey fit give them Grammy award? Some great foreign artistes Neva smell am.. talk of these wiaree

winkmart:


and did you have an understanding of what I wrote?

You said u would Never work for someone. Thats a straightforward English, don't try to play smartypants

Sezua:

You said u would Never work for someone. Thats a straightforward English, don't try to play smartypants

what's this one saying self... Oga, don't make another man's headache your own... I don't think we understand each other... forget it.

Pele dear

Vic O for where

Vic O that could not win ordinary city people award go cum win grammy

TIMMEY:
Vic O for where
Vic O that could not win ordinary city people award go cum win grammy

lol

smtx:

Under what category?

...under the canopy... hahahah oh no u say?

Sezua:
He has won it oga

ok

bukynkwuenu:
9Ice

I give up

you are just wrong [s][/s]

youngest85:
Na only 9ice achieve am

For it mind

youngest85:
Na only 9ice achieve am

For ur mind

SilentBaker:

Na true... Make we hear word abeg.

Eedris you promise say u go marry me
Remember na garri we dey drink.....
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.............enemies e ma ku te gba gbope mo gba Grammy (meanig enemies u will all die when u hear I have collected Grammy)
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What were u saying again?

y u no include small doctor in d list.mo mary magba grammy ti won bari mi everybody won ma sa mi, u can call me small doctor akeweje oga nla.wu still remember d song.