Hello. Am not from naija but there is a new naija rnb song that i heard playing which i liked but dont know the title or singer. It is about little children and goes something like "please take care of the little children" in the chorus with young kids singing. Whats the name of that song and the singer?

Am sorry thats all i could hear in the song. The young kids singing "take care of the little children". It sounded maybe like wizkid or psquare/2face? Do any have a new song like that? RnB style?

Hello. Am not from naija but there is a new naija rnb song that i heard playing which i liked but dont know the title or singer. It is about little children and goes something like "please take care of the little children" in the chorus with young kids singing. Whats the name of that song and the singer?

@ambros: Yea thanks for the reply. That blog article is actually a write up about Ugandan musicians who keep calling themselves afrobeat musicians. I also agree with your overall view. Afrobeat is a specific style of music.

Many countries have established music charts that help guide on the status of the music industry in their country. Recently in Uganda a new chart was started called the Uganda Top 40 Chart and its even online with free downloads:

http://www.kerere.com/chart

What I want to know is whether Naija has a comprehensive music chart based on aggregated radio airplay or music sales like the one in Uganda above or there is still none? Any links would help.

Hello all. Am not from Nigeria but I love Nigerian music and tradition. Especially the afrobeat movement started by Fela Kuti. However, nowadays I see alot of musicians from all over Africa saying they do afrobeat yet their music is very far from what Fela coined Afrobeat. Its just some computerized pop beats and they call it afrobeat. Take a look at this interesting blog article from Uganda about Musicians there who call themselves Afrobeat musicians.

http://www.kerere.com/blog.php?id=5

I want to know your thoughts. Is Afrobeat the music of Fela, Femi, Sunny e.t.c or is it any music done in Africa?