AFONJAPIG:
a good money maker will rather make more than to spend

jayson87:
Thumbs up to the interior decorator. I'm so impressed

skales67:


Wetin the letter "H" do you yorubas? All these sentences you made, no H and then you come for "House" come dey call am "aux"

coolh3ad:



We are still back to the same point. Why make more money??.

ClintonEmex:
The plantain seller. Congrats to him.

mikool007:
My brother me sef follow you wonder o

AFONJAPIG:
to help people around me

Gudfrie:

Guy you just spread naija problem for ground............. Dats exactly what every average home face in naija rite now

JimaeChinko:




You said nothing but the truth.

Most times I feel like going the School route.

radiokilla:
Dude has good taste. Must have cost him a fortune. Congratulations.

Nobody ugly! If you don't know where To Maya came from?

Inetimi Alfred Odon was born on 15th of August 1980 in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. He grew up as part of a large family; the youngest of fifteen children in Agip Estate, Port Harcourt. His father was a banker and his mother was a trader. For his early education, Odon attended Assemblies of God Nursery And Primary School.[3] His secondary school education began at Nkpolu Oroworukwo in Port Harcourt.[1] He would often break house rules to attend late-night music events. Before Timaya could graduate from school, his mother arranged for him to travel with his older brother and older sister to Lagos. After moving to the city, he gained admission into Lagos' Ikeja Grammar School, where he eventually obtained a secondary school certificate.[4]

Timaya later returned to Port Harcourt to study Banking and Finance at tertiary-level, however, he performed poorly in examinations and dropped out after first semester.[3] He then moved back to Lagos to join Eedris Abdulkareem's hiphop group as a backup vocalist.[5] After three years working for Eedris, Timaya departed from the group to focus on his solo career. He began to record collaborations with fellow up-and-coming artists and made his first cameo appearance in an unreleased music video by UDX, a Lagos-based rap group.[6] He subsequently met producer K-Solo in Mafoluku, Oshodi, who produced his first major hit record "Dem Mama" after hearing him perform the a cappella version.[7] Describing the song in an interview posted on August 2013, Timaya said: “Dem Mama” was an account of the 1999 destruction of Odi, a river side community in Niger Delta. Soldiers were hunting down militants they alleged killed eight policemen. The village was burnt down and numerous people killed. I bravely tackled the issue years later and won instant street credibility for my boldness