Checkwell:


I'm telling you. That's to tell you how the brain of an average Nigerian works. Yet they blame the Government.

brain54:
My baby, my baby, my baby...

Lol. The guy music rock the airwaves and clubs for Jos that year.

Somehow I hated that song but got used to listening to it due to massive airplay.

Very repetitive lyrics... Only thing I kept hearing was "my baby"

Life happens my brother
Those days was fun Sha.

Just getting to know he is from PH now... I always used to think he was from Jos or a northerner because of the way they played that music that year.

These new generation crop of musicians are really enjoying... One hit and you done blow. Unlike the older set who had hits and still struggling to survive!

pyyxxaro:
Hunger won finish the guy right now 😫, He stays around Elioz ( Rukpakulusi area )

bonechamberlain:
Some Nigerians!! Very funny and unbelievable people.

A very touching and heart breaking video about a once popular but now very broke and hungry artiste was made. Instead of sympathies or finding ways to help, people are talking about how vino tinto was cheap, how they flexed back in the day ignoring the real purpose of the video

ruggedtimi:
Last time i saw him was around 2009/2010. At ph stadium he was performing, but duncan might was the guest artist. By the time Duncan mighty came,sky b follow run along with the fans to welcome duncan

bigiyaro:
first am meeting an old school jos guy on nairaland after 13 years in the forum. We in jenta have already concluded that the guy is even a berom guy. From UJ to tudunwada, Tina junction, infact all over jos was like .....man bebe man bebe man bebe man bebe you are the one for me . It's so unfortunate sha, in those days the Internet was not so heavily monetised sha, and these days artists (especially the younger one) are coded drug mules and yahoo boys. Even now sef de song don come gum inside my head again.

Zonefree:

The money I spent on Vino Tinto in that hotel should be enough to sponsor 6 Nigerian girls in the university now.

Anunakeeh:


I'm certain drugs will be among the cause of his downfall.

Rapmoney:
How many of you still remember SkyB? He was very popular back in the days. He did songs like 'My Baby' and 'Pray For Me' which became hits and were vibed to by Nigerians both young and old then. There was no party you would attend then, without SkyB's songs not played.

Today, life is no more rosy for the 'My Baby' crooner. He has moved from something to nothing as the Port-Harcourt born artist now lives in abject poverty.

Popular vlogger, Lucky Udu was with him recently as he shared his story of grace to grass.

Watch the video here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lY4_kykHAzA

Zonefree:

His songs were released few weeks to valentine's day. It was on everyone's lips that period.

Links hotel was everyone's favourite back then. The money I spent on Vino Tinto in that hotel should be enough to sponsor 6 Nigerian girls in the university now.

Zonefree:


Cradle hotel na still new hotel. For that works layout, there's Summer suite hotel. That's the first club house in owerri, na where ashawo start for Owerri be that.

Zonefree:


Cradle hotel na still new hotel. For that works layout, there's Summer suite hotel. That's the first club house in owerri, na where ashawo start for Owerri be that.

kamez:


Omo summer suites hotels works layout .

Back in my imsu days, if you go clubbing there, u fit suffocate.. always over crowded... My first club experience was at summer suites.. during imsu freshers night back in 2006..

Back then in town na Harida dey produce all the bad beats... Emex Diddy, freewindz and McDonald were the home grown talents reigning

Malroux:
This guy made my day back then when I was in the uni. He didn't manage the fame well.

Zonefree:

I think it's N600-N700 back then. One pack can knock down 3 grown men. One pack of it with a bottle of sprite and N500 dried meat was a big flex then.

brain54:
My baby, my baby, my baby...

Lol. The guy music rock the airwaves and clubs for Jos that year.

Somehow I hated that song but got used to listening to it due to massive airplay.

Very repetitive lyrics... Only thing I kept hearing was "my baby"

Those days was fun Sha.

Just getting to know he is from PH now... I always used to think he was from Jos or a northerner because of the way they played that music that year.

These new generation crop of musicians are really enjoying... One hit and you done blow. Unlike the older set who had hits and still struggling to survive!

Malroux:
Eh ya. I pity the guy sha. We vibed his songs in O' town back then. Links hotel was my favorite club house back then.

Malroux:
It has been long, how's bishop court, Camp David and back gate side now? Have you gone to that side of recent?

Codes151:
You brought it here all of a sudden someone posted his clip for sth..


u quickly changed the headline and brought it here to chase clout to ur stupid you tube channel..

i swear we really need to regulate social media...

some of u need to be jailed