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Jombo – Kiss Daniel (Song Of The Day)
Remember if you start seeing any sign that her father or mother is coming for you, do take to your heels. People may laugh at you, but your head won't be in bandages at the end of the night.
Not For Sale – 2Baba, MI, Teni, Chidinma, Waje, UmarMSheriff And Cobhams (Song Of The Day)
There is something about Lagos houses and "Not For Sale". It just goes hand in hand. I wish the same can be said about the forthcoming General Election in Nigeria.
No Shishi 4 Bribe – 2Baba, Falz, Simi, Waje, Timi Dakolo and More (Song Of The Day)
I wish every Nigerian going into this election can go with the mindset of No Shishi 4 Bribe. And stand by the decision.
Only You Jesus – Ada Ehi (Song Of The Day)
In the song "Only You Jesus" by Ada Ehi, she recognizes the finite ability of man and the infinite ability of God. This is something that a lot of us have come to overlook in our daily lives.
Case – Teni (Song Of The Day)
If you have to slap a police officer, go to war, go to court, climb the bridge, enter water, punch a judge or slap an agbero for a guy, you really need to start with rethinking your life choices.
No More Sorrow – Majek Fashek and 2 Baba (Song Of The Day)
The song "No More Sorrow" by Majek Fashek and 2 Baba is the perfect song for Nigeria at the moment. Beautifully remixed from Majek Fashek's 1991 Classic, "Holy Spirit."
One – Tiwa Savage (Song Of The Day)
One by Tiwa Savage is a song of prayer in readiness for a New Year where we will be counted amongst those who have truly been blessed.
Save Myself – Ed Sheeran (Song Of The Day)
The song Save Myself by Ed Sheeran describes the unhealthy situation, relationship and "situation ship" a lot of us find ourselves in.
Glorious – Macklemore (Song Of The Day)
Why did I choose Macklemore's Glorious as my first Song Of The Day in 2019? Easy answer. This song best describe my feeling coming (going) into this New Year.
Great Nation – Timi Dakolo (Song Of The Day)
Even at the peak of my patriotic mood, it is easy to get tired of coming up with more positive vibes for Nigeria. Great Nation as we are, we sometimes need a Timi Dakolo to remind us of our greatness and pump us with more patriotism.
Brother – MI Abaga, Nosa, Milli (Song Of The Day)
There is a friend that sticks closer than a brother. That is the easiest way to describe the brotherhood we witnessed with Choc Boys. Seeing it all falter has left a big gap in the Nigerian music scene.
Aimasiko – Simi (Song Of The Day)
Don’t give up, you never can tell how close you are to your Victory. Aimasiko lo damu eda, ori mi lowo Oluwa lowa.
Hallelujah Eh – Nathaniel Bassey (Song Of The Day)
He has made a way Where there was no way Hallelujah Eh! It’s the sound of breakthrough Hallelujah Eh! Hallelujah O Oh! Let the sound of rejoicing fill this house
Joromi – Simi (Song Of The Day)
Simi’s Joromi tells the story of the delectable Sister Simi deciding enough is enough with Uncle Joromi forming “Tough Guy” while she is all “Good Girl-ish” and “They” never happening because he never gets to ask her out. She is taking matters into her own hands and is going to “shoot her shot.”
Perfect Woman – Faze (Song Of The Day)
This song teaches all men to understand the fact that the domineering garment isn’t the right attire to put on while in a relationship and wishing to get a perfect woman would only amount to living in a fool’s paradise as no one is born perfect.
Sola Allyson featuring Adekunle Gold – Alujanjankijan (Song OF The Day)
Alujanjankijan is the kind of music you would expect from a maestro, someone who understands the beauty and power of music at the same time and also does a great job of balancing both.
Nneka – Heartbeat (Song Of The Day)
I can’t find a better way to describe my pain and disappointment with Our beloved country, I hope Nneka’s Heartbeat does a good job of that.
Passenger – Simple Song (Song Of The Day)
I don’t know if the words creepy and lovely have ever been combined to describe anything, but it is eerily safe to say that Passenger’s Simple Song is creepily-lovely.
Asa – New Year (Song Of The Day)
An astounding feature of this song is the fact that it deviates from the typical Nigerian New Year song that is only about prayers to God for a prosperous New Year. This song reminds you of your own role in ensuring you have a successful year.
Aramide – Odun Tuntun (Song Of The Day)
Odun Tuntun serves as a rendition of heartfelt prayer to God for a beautiful, bountiful, boundless and blessed New Year.Share with friends:
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