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Showing posts with label Eedris Abdulkareem. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eedris Abdulkareem. Show all posts

Thursday, 6 September 2012

Don Jazzy agrees that Eedris Abdulkareem is the reason why artistes are getting paid today

It does appear that other important figures in the Nigerian music circles, agree with Eedris Abdulkareem’s stance that he is a pioneer of some sorts in the industry. Mavin Records boss and super producer, Collins Michael Enebeli otherwise known as Don Jazzy, has openly agreed with Eedris Abdulkareem, over his controversial statement that the likes of P-Square, D’Banj and others are the reason why they are getting paid in the entertainment industry. This may have been as a result of his much hyped confrontation with American rapper, 50 Cent, at a Star organised show. Don Jazzy went on Twitter to support Eedris on this statement. He tweeted: “But I won’t put it exactly like dat. I think what he meant was (that) guys like him, our father 2baba, Tetuila, Eldee etc inspired us to join d game. Therefore, if they didn’t inspire us to join the game, we won’t be getting paid. #True. Baba tuale.”
Don Jazzy further pointed out, “I used to mime ‘Shako Mo’, Belinda’ and ‘Omode Meta Sere’ in secondary school. So, baba has the right to yarn anything o. “That been said, oya @wizkidayo anyday u dont tuale for me wen i see u ehnnnnn. i go wozzzzzzz u 22 slaps. lol,” he ended on a humourous note.

“I am the reason P-Square, D’banj are getting paid today” – Eedris Abdulkareem

Eedris Abdulkareem, has suddenly found himself in the news, more than usual these days. First, it was the former president Olusegun Obasanjo revisiting his (in)famous ‘Jaga jaga’ song. Eedris did not take that lightly, he issued a reply to the former leader via Twitter, going as far as calling him his mugu. And there is more controversy he has thrown up. The ex member of the Remedies, has claimed that he was the pioneer of the music industry, and he’s actually the reason why artistes like D’banj and P-Square are getting paid. He even went as far as calling out for anyone who wants to argue against his facts. Here are screenshots of his tweets:

Sunday, 2 September 2012

“Mr ex president, u be my mugu!” – Eedris Abdulkareem fires back at Obasanjo

Nigerian rapper Eedris Abdulkareem has called Olusegun Obasanjo’s a ‘Mugu’ after the former president recently criticized him for recording his 2004 hit song ‘Jaga jaga’. Obasanjo while speaking at a forum organized by Nigeria Leadership Initiative (NLI) on Tuesday, August 28, 2012, recalled Abdulkareem’s 2004 hit track ‘Jaga jaga’ sayng that the KENNIS Music rapper doesn’t believe in the future of the country. Apparently angered by Obasanjo’s statement, Abdulkreem took to micro-blogging site Twitter to bear his mind out. Eedris called OBJ his ‘joy therapy’, stating it is obvious ‘Obasanjo can’t do without him’ ‘It’s obvious that Obasanjo can’t do without me. I’m his joy therapy. Mr expresident, Nigeria still dey jagajaga infact worst pass jagajaga‘, @idris_Abdulkarm tweeted. He

Obasanjo blasts Eedris Abdulkarem again: “How could a reasonable man call Nigeria jagajaga?”

For those who thought former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s anger towards Nigerian rapper, Eidris Abdulkarem’s 2004 hit song, “Nigeria jaga jaga”, has subsided and gone with the years goofed because the dust is yet to settle on the matter. The two time president of Nigeria while speaking at a forum organized by Nigeria Leadership Initiative (NLI)in Lagos on Tuesday, condemned the attitude of our modern day youth towards Nigeria. Still so embittered over Abdulkareem’s hit track, which ruled the airwaves in 2004, Baba, as many would call him affirmed that it shows that the singer doesn’t believe in future of the country. While lamenting the rate of corruption

Thursday, 31 May 2012

Jaywon – "Why We Are Here" Feat Joe El & Eedris Abdulkareem

Watch the video teaser to Jaywon’s why we are here featuring Label mate Jo el and eedris abdulkareem. The video will be released next week or so. Just 44 seconds, but am sure you will want to watch the full video. Below are the pictures from the Video shoot. Enjoy!

Thursday, 8 March 2012

Tha Suspect - "I No Send You" Feat. Teeto Ceemos, Ice Prince, Skales, Reminisce, Eedris Abdulkareem and Dj Neptune.


We have had Like 6 remix to this Joint Alone. Here is the Final Remix , and again it features one of the best rappers in Gidi. Teeto Ceemos, Ice Prince, Skales, Reminisce, Eedris Abdulkareem and Dj Neptune.

Tha Suspect’s I No Send You is Probably the only Joint that has featured almost all the Rappers in Gidi, the song never gets old. Once again, this is another Good One. Enjoy!
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