Category: Sings

Wizkid featuring Burna Boy – “Ginger Lyrics”

LYRICS

Burna Boy – Chorus
If you want make I ginger give me the kokoro
Ma ko je bi Jollof
Anywhere I go, je ki won mo pe mo ma gbo’mo lo
No dey do like bolo

Wizkid – Chorus
If you want make I ginger give me the kokoro
Mo ma je bi Jollof
Come make I show you my ponroro
No dey do like bolo

(Instrumental)

Wizkid – Verse 1
Eh Yeao
Make i touch your body
Make i rub, make i love, make i rub, make i touch upon it
Make i rub on it
Say like a lotion amma rub, amma rub on it

Like fine wine, see say you sweet when you whine it
Me i no fit leave when you whine it
Say long as we go dey
Omo na me go pay

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In what has turned out to be the perfect song for these perilious times, Burna Boy‘s “Monsters You Made” with Coldplay’s Chris Martin gets showcased on the world stage via the BET HipHop Awards 2020.

Burna Boy has continued to Soro Soke when it comes to the #EndSARS movement by performing his socio-conscious tune “Monsters You Made” featuring the Coldplay lead singer moments ago at the 2020 BET HipHop Awards.

SEE ALSO: Burna Boy Talks Current Stages Of The #EndSARS Movement on Sky News

Burna Boy, backed by a live band wearing #StopPoliceBrutality, was joined remotely by Chris Martin as they delivered a statement performance highlighting what years and years of systemic racism, oppression, and police brutality have turned us into.

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Nigerian uber-talented rapper, actor and activist, Falz The Bahd Guy is 30 today, the 27th of October 2020, and for a personality who has been a major voice in the ongoing #ENDSARS movement which is more of a revolution for a better Nigeria than a protest to reform just the Nigerian police force, we are not just wishing him the happiest birthday but also ensuring he gets his wish which is directed at people streaming his most recent album, “Moral Instruction”, a project that best describes the present state of Nigeria and a proposed way forward.

After a brief silence from all that has been going on, Falz gave a statement yesterday, the 26th of October, stating clearly that no one will make him feel the way he had felt and as we support that decision, we bring to you five songs from his very didactic album, Moral Instruction… Read the rest

Nigerian superstar artists, Davido and Timi Dakolo lead top 5 songs played at the #EndSARS nationwide protest in Nigeria.

The outcry of Nigerian youths against Police Brutality and demands for Police reform has inspired protest from Nigerian youths within and outside the country.

From social media hashtags to carrying plaques, chanting, and marching the streets of Nigeria, an awakening has begun. ‘Our Mumu don do’ is an expression for enough is enough. The resilient and persistent demands by Nigerian youths for a safe Nigeria for all, have produced a huge turnout of people at different spots.

One powerful tool for expression during the protest has been music and as Ed Sheeran will describe:

Music is a powerful tool in galvanizing people around an issue. There’s no better way to get your point across than to put it in a beautiful song.

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Nigerian singer and politician, Bankole Wellington popularly referred to as Banky W has revealed his ideas to organize a nationwide zoom conference to keep the EndSARS conversations going and give survivors a platform to be open about their experience at the Lekki Tollgate Massacre.

Banky W as he is professionally referred to, expressed openly his idea for a nationwide zoom conference on his Twitter page on the 23rd of October 2020. He hopes the conference can propel best ways forward and also be a platform for victims to share their stories as well as protesters discussimg their protest experiences. Banky tweeted:

What do we think about having a nationwide zoom conference? We can share victims stories, talk about our protest experiences, and exchange ideas about the way forward. We can’t lose hope. It’s a marathon not a sprint. Police reform is just step one, the journey has just begun.

What

Nigerian Disc Jockey and one of the heroes of the Lekki Tollgate Massacre that took the lives of many,  DJ Switch has finally dropped her first official statement since the Lekki Tollgate massacre which happened on the 20th of October and according to her, the incident was more than what she streamed, it was more than what she witnessed.

Still shaken, the DJ and singer stated on the 23rd of October that she had to come give her statement because of some reports she was seeing online that were obviously not true, cautioning the government to not trivialize the pain of Nigerians who did not just go thr0ugh death that night, but also died at the hands of the people whose sole job is to protect them.

She said;

my life was being threatened for speaking up… I don’t wanna talk too much, I just want to clear

Nigerian veteran rapper, Ruggedman sounds an alarm to Nigerians to watch out for stolen items because ignorance is not an excuse before the law.

The recent upheaval within the country had witnessed the looting of privately owned businesses by hoodlums, therefore Ruggedman took the initiative to advise Nigerians to carefully observe what they purchase within this period so as not to end up buying stolen items.

Ruggedman tweeted the following via his Twitter page on the 23rd of October 2020:

SAFETY!
Following the destruction of businesses, looting & carting away of goods by thieves in the past days , I’ll advise we all be careful of what we buy from individual sellers. Especially electronic devices. As ignorance is not an excuse before the law. #DontBuyStolenGoods

SAFETY!
Following the destruction of businesses, looting & carting away of goods by thieves in the past days , I'll advise we all be

Nigerian megastar and Empawa label boss, Mr Eazi has advised Nigerians to watch out for two-faced government officials and politicians on social media.

The Empawa boss took to his Twitter account on the 22nd of October 2020 to sound an alarm to Nigerians against old and existing government officials pretending to be righteous. He tweeted;

Guys pls don’t get it twisted all these old Governors & Government people coming out to speak like them righteous are all part of the problem!! They started this!! They might have not killed us with Gun but they killed us for years with corruption #ENDBADGOVERNANCE

Guys pls don’t get it twisted all these old Governors & Government people coming out to speak like them righteous are all part of the problem!! They started this!! They might have not killed us with Gun but they killed us for years with corruption #ENDBADGOVERNANCE

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Nigerian Afrobeats star, Burna Boy has expressed that the ongoing #EndSARS campaign is beyond stopping police brutality but about creating a new Nigeria.

Burna Boy was spotted in an interview with Tiffany Calver on BBC radio’s “The 1xtra Rap Show” expressing why he believes the #EndSARS campaign is now a revolution. In his words:

This is just the beginning man, it’s not about End SARS at this point, it’s become a revolution. It’s become we want the new Nigeria and soon it will become we want the new Africa.

The Grammy Award nominee and self-acclaimed African giant was earlier asked what the global #EndSARS campaign meant to him and young Nigerians.

In his words:

I mean you have to understand that this is even bigger than Nigeria. You have to understand that Nigeria is the biggest black nation on the face of the earth. I believe