babz007:
or you can drop your number so i can call

5625077544

YouTube

Kennyprince:
Titi talk to us,.....lol

Hello

stacyadams:
m,y name is stacy too

Cool

Horlaidex:

Oh Stacey, how r u?

I'm ok..how are you?

joceey:
What do you love to talk about?

Music Tv Shows

Horlaidex:

Hi Titilayo

My name is Stacey.

This what I look like...

Me

When you become successful it's not what you get but who you become

mayze:


You are so so right. .dat's all they do all day..jumping here and there cursing and abusing successful people..I think in a way it satisfies their miserable souls..if they can divert that same energy to reasonable stuffs..Nigeria will be a better place..may God help us all

Sangu Delle
Look him up

Educate yourself and look this guy up.
Maybe you will learn something by looking him up.

Nicki Minaj Starships

Love you like a love song Selena Gomez

Y'all females in naija date other men....

TitlayoAjayi:
Ok so.....black men hate black women....it is because of the skin color of black women because of the beauty...they secretly want other women.

You all should be ashamed of yourselves....

In the usa aa men they date other women bcus in Nigeria the men there want other women.....that's why they men are calling sex workers...

Ok so.....black men hate black women....it is because of the skin color of black women because of the beauty...they secretly want other women.

You all should be ashamed of yourselves....

This is a classic case of black men relate black women.

In the usa they use the word hoe.
It's classic.

I don't think it's the same sort of culture. Like a communal one. The have neighborhoods but not villages....and compounds. Where people have cultural gatherings regularly... cultural ceremonies and religious rituals. It's similar. Well sure they have churches in the neighborhood so the religious stuff is similar but it not the same things. I guess you could say that neighbors in the neighborhood talk but it's not a mandatory thing.

odumchi:


Here are a few:

Ali Chukwuma (Delta)
Osita Osadebe (Anambra)
Eddie Okwedy (Delta)
Morroco Maduka (Anambra)
Paulson Kalu (Anambra)
Oliver De Coque (Anambra)
Victor Uwaifo (Delta)
Celestine Ukwu (Delta)

Nwanna, tam mu echefuo, nwezie kwa krismasi nke oma.

Where can u buy this music?
Is it on YouTube...

I am an African American person who has caught the culture big and has been trying g to learn as much as possible about African culture.
As of I now I dance west African dance I listen to the music.

About a certain artist specifically amabutho does anyone here like them.
I know they're not Nigerian but still they're very talented group.

And also what other singers, musicians not just of Africa but just in general...do u recommend.

Nicki Minaj essentials
Spotify.

odumchi:
I have a question regarding Igbo music.

What I've noticed is that in the Highlife era (60s to 80s) Anambra and Delta were the "hotbeds" of music in Igboland. However, nowadays, it seems to have shifted to Imo (Bongo).

Who thinks so/has anything to say? And also, are Anambra/Delta/Enugu people fond of Imo music?

I am American person trying to learn about African culture what are some of the artists of the high life era