Ghanaians, Kenyans In Uproar Over Nigerian Music Dominance - Video

Confusion grips African authorities as their citizens demand NOTHING BUT Nigerian music in their nightclubs, radio, TV, parties, and concerts!

GHANAIAN QUOTE: ''These Nigerians. It is not just about their music. Their movies are trending. Their culture is trending. The way they talk is trending. The way they walk is trending. The way they dress is trending. What can we do to tackle this situation?''


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-sbgzCnHI4&ab_channel=SammyFlexTV

I can still remember when American musical jamz were what dominated our air and shows back till the early 2000s when Olusegun Obasanjo came up with that reformation that transformed our music industry

Amotolongbo:
I can still remember when American musical jamz were what dominates our air and shows back till the early 2000s when Olusegun Obasanjo came up with that reformation that transform our music industry

...the great era of R&B dominance before the afrobeat revolution....we enjoyed it though.

We should be careful with how we celebrate these praises? I don talk my own.

Amotolongbo:
I can still remember when American musical jamz were what dominated our air and shows back till the early 2000s when Olusegun Obasanjo came up with that reformation that transformed our music industry

can you explain the Reformation for gen z like me??

Bad belle people oo
We don't give a damn

My 9ja artistes to the world.

Only if they knew. Nigerian artistes put in more effort hence the fame and recognition they are getting now. There was a time when all we were listening to were songs by Jarule, 50 cents, Puff daddy and so on. They should keep ranting, we care less.

God bless Nigeria for ever.

yorubas did it..
and not other nigerian tribes

LILTJAY1:
yorubas did it..
and not other nigerian tribes

why must you decide to be tribalistic bigotry

Ajibade123:

can you explain the Reformation for gen z like me??

Radio and TV stations were instructed to play more of nigeria songs. Ratio of 80:20 I think.

Totilopussylick:
why must you decide to be tribalistic bigotry

LoL. Because him say the truth?

providencia:


Radio and TV stations were instructed to play more of nigeria songs. Ratio of 80:20 I think.

interesting...

"Without Igbos hardwork and creativity, Nigerian would never have been known. We Ghannians love Igbos, that's a fact."

Quote from an Ashanti-Igbo babe.

I'll advice my Ghannies to employ the Igbo creatives in our country, they'll surely push us forward.

providencia:


Radio and TV stations were instructed to play more of nigeria songs. Ratio of 80:20 I think.

You are right.The fight was done mainly by the older generation;Onyeka Onwenu,Charlie boy,Mike Okri and co.Today the younger generation are beneficiaries.

If only government can be deliberate in other facets, Nigeria would dominate Africa.

JANK23H:

You are right.The fight was done mainly by the older generation;Onyeka Onwenu,Charlie boy,Mike Okri and co.Today the younger generation are beneficiaries.

If only government can be deliberate in other facets, Nigeria would dominate Africa.

I reckon the real export that's sustained up to today started with the likes of P-Square, Wande Cole, Iyanya and Tuface in the mid to late noughties.

This Ghanaians envy us almost in everything yet they cabt stop our influence. Beside, our music is not only taking over Africa, we have gone global and this is just the beginning.

Ghanas Rivalry with Nigeria no be today person wey pass you pass you but dey no won gree.

Reflect7:
Ghanaians, Kenyans In Uproar Over Nigerian Music Dominance - Video

Confusion grips African authorities as their citizens demand NOTHING BUT Nigerian music in their nightclubs, radio, TV, parties, and concerts!

GHANAIAN QUOTE: ''These Nigerians. It is not just about their music. Their movies are trending. Their culture is trending. The way they talk is trending. The way they walk is trending. The way they dress is trending. What can we do to tackle this situation?''


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-sbgzCnHI4&ab_channel=SammyFlexTV

Nigerians shouldn't be bothering themselves with all this stories.
Nigeria is where the market is and our musics are selling whether anyone likes it or not.
You can't hate a music cos the singer is from a country you don't like or recognized.
Music has no enemy.
I listen to amanpiano all the time, I listen to Latino songs all the time too.
Africans just want to argue and fight over everything.
This Nigerian music industry that is the only thing we have going good for us is what this people wants to tear down again??

No be today

Federal Government's policy through the "NBC code" then helped alot in shaping the Nigerian Music industry's growth during the Obj era.

Our TV and radio stations played mostly foreign songs in the late 90's and early 2000's until they had to adhere to NBC's music broadcast code of playing only four Naija songs out of the five they played. Later, there was outright ban of foreign musicals airing during the day.

Artistes like Tony Tetuila, Plantation Boiz, Paul Play, The Remedies, Style Plus and a host of others gained prominence out of it, till it metamorphosed to what we have today.

Funny enough, Naija music is on a slow but steady downward trend now. It will be very obvious within the next decade.

Amotolongbo:
I can still remember when American musical jamz were what dominated our air and shows back till the early 2000s when Olusegun Obasanjo came up with that reformation that transformed our music industry

Let's not forget Kenny keke Ogungbe and Dayo D1...they revolutionalised Nigerian music industry. All thanks to them. These gentlemen are the pathfinders of new Nigerian music global acceptance. They made it happen.

Amotolongbo:
I can still remember when American musical jamz were what dominated our air and shows back till the early 2000s when Olusegun Obasanjo came up with that reformation that transformed our music industry

OBJ is an unsung president in Nigeria! arguably the best of the miserable lot that has misruled the zoo!

what do you think we're African giants for?

Nigeria is the pride of Africa

LILTJAY1:
yorubas did it..
and not other nigerian tribes

Bro you can do better without been tribalistic.
Pls let's kill tribalism

Stevenson1:


Nigerians shouldn't be bothering themselves with all this stories.
Nigeria is where the market is and our musics are selling whether anyone likes it or not.
You can't hate a music cos the singer is from a country you don't like or recognized.
Music has no enemy.
I listen to amanpiano all the time, I listen to Latino songs all the time too.
Africans just want to argue and fight over everything.
This Nigerian music industry that is the only thing we have going good for us is what this people wants to tear down again??

Other african artistes are dying in poverty cos most people don't buy their music

TeeGentle:
Nigeria is the pride of Africa

Yep.

IGBOSON1:


I reckon the real export that's sustained up to today started with the likes of P-Square, Wande Cole, Iyanya and Tuface in the mid to late noughties.

iyanya in 90s?

Eternitymedia88:
Federal Government's policy through the "NBC code" then helped alot in shaping the Nigerian Music industry's growth during the Obj era.

Our TV and radio stations played mostly foreign songs in the late 90's and early 2000's until they had to adhere to NBC's music broadcast code of playing only four Naija songs out of the five they played. Later, there was outright ban of foreign musicals airing during the day.

Artistes like Tony Tetuila, Plantation Boiz, Paul Play, The Remedies, Style Plus and a host of others gained prominence out of it, till it metamorphosed to what we have today.

Funny enough, Naija music is on a slow but steady downward trend now. It will be very obvious within the next decade.

@bolded
It will be quite hard for any country to pull this off now.
Those were the days people only get to listen to music via those channels and maybe buy CDs

The internet has made everything closer so if Ghana was to put up such mandate now, it would be very difficult to enforce and definitely more costlier