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1. This guy that had to get ‘GHANA’ on his shirt

2. Beard gang plus Kente sauce

3. So good we had to post twice

4. Ghana girls have the sauce

5. No wonder Runtown wants their ‘shito’

7. Two cuties

Celebrating Ghana Independence Day with a dash of kente. #GH60 #Ghanaindependence pic.twitter.com/xtNpJ8GK34
— Mr. Boadi 🇬🇭 (@mrboadii) March 7, 2017

8. If only Nigeria could make me this happy

9. Because Ghanaians look happy with their country

10. The beautiful Samirah Buwumia, Ghana’s ‘Second Lady’
It appears Nigerians didn’t leave banter and shade in 2016 because Mr Eazi has been the brunt of it all since he shared an interesting tweet about Ghanaian and Nigerian music on January 11.
According to him, Ghanaian music set the pace and heavily influenced Nigerian music.

https://twitter.com/mreazi/status/819266629196509184

And we’re all just here, like other Nigerians wondering where the influence is.

Nigerians came for him in droves.

Stupid boy. Come here talmbout Ghanian Sound. That flute he'll be playing in his music calling it sound. Man that uses the same beat😒😒
— . (@MEXYD00) January 12, 2017

And even threw shade at Ghana while at it.

Difficult for MrEazi to understand that's an insult. We welcomed d guy from d country of people that speak English like eating hot potato.
— ADEMOLA (@RajiDraj) January 12, 2017

How they dragged him all over Twitter:

Nigerians taking Mr Eazi back to Ghana pic.twitter.com/bLuUPmRvYD
— Leozy (@HappyLeozy) January 12, 2017

Someone said he should still be a studio cleaner.

Small song you will start hyping artistes that should still be sweeping studio
— King (@MsTyma_) January 12, 2017

Perhaps his sold-out concert is making him carry his shoulders up.

You see what sold out concert can cause???
— Eden (@Bhisoye_) January 12, 2017

Mr Eazi fans in Nigeria, after seeing his controversial tweet:

https://twitter.com/IamRashGan/status/819324289321234436

Instead of them to hype Terry Apala.

You all caused it. Mr Eazi Mr Eazi.

Terry apala wey dey drop jems lowkey. You no hype am.
— Brasco. (@BodeThomas_) January 12, 2017

Instead of Mr Eazi to thank Nigerians for supporting his music.

You stay in Ghana and they didn't wanna share their awards with you, you come to Naija and blow and then you're trying to shade our sound pic.twitter.com/VkL1H4BGuG
— wani-sama (@TheUwaniAliyu) January 11, 2017

After the yeye tweet, we’ll still kuku dance when he drops another dope song.

https://twitter.com/KingJamez_/status/819448847365795840

But for now, Mr Eazi is cancelled.

After Today,
Do You Know Mr Eazi
Nigerians: pic.twitter.com/znGxrz9MEx
— OLAJESUYIMIKA (@uncensoredIII) January 11, 2017

Finally, the moral of the story is:

Don't you dare try to drag Nigerians on Twitter. We will come for your head.
— E (@Em3kaE) January 12, 2017

Do you think Ghanaian music really influenced Nigerian sounds? Share your thoughts in the comments section.
Abraham Attah, the young actor that captured our hearts with his role as Agu in Beasts of No Nation is going big in Hollywood.

His amateur but equally award-winning performance has not only earned him awards…

But also a spot in the cast of the forthcoming Spiderman movie!

Although his role is yet to be announced, he’ll be joining actors like Zendaya, Tom Holland and Micheal Keaton.

He is also set to star in a drama film, The Modern Ocean, which also includes Daniel Radcliffe, Keanu Reeves and Anne Hathaway.

The Spiderman movie is obviously going to be lit! Abraham is only going to greater places and we hope he wins an Oscar soon!
Sticks and stones in form of erratic supply of electricity, depressing exchange rates, looting of government funds and fuel scarcity don’t break Nigerians. Rather than get outraged, Nigerians remain one of the happiest group of people in the world. What they cannot stand however, is hearing a foreigner speaking ill of their beloved country.
This Ghanaian Twitter user found the recipe to really upset Nigerians. She said how she really felt about them.

Nigerians are the only people who like Nigerians, y’all fuck like rabbits so there’s so many of you, the world can’t say shit.
— Goddess of Black. (@afualareine) March 22, 2016
According to her..

You point out their ridiculous arrogance & everyones in your mentions screaming “jealousy”
.. No many of your attitudes are ??? — Goddess of Black. (@afualareine) March 22, 2016
Nigeria has been completely messed up from the past.

Cool, economically y’all are stunting in the continent; but let’s face it, your country is completely fucked. Historically & present.
— Goddess of Black. (@afualareine) March 22, 2016
Other African nations also matter…

Your music is ??; But there are many other African nations that make our continent amazing. Stop acting like other nations ain’t shit.
— Goddess of Black. (@afualareine) March 22, 2016
Why are there so many Nigerians living outside the country?

If Nigeria is so fucking amazing why tf do y’all overpopulate everywhere but Nigeria? Like come on ?????
— Goddess of Black. (@afualareine) March 22, 2016
Nigerians are great but need to ease up on the arrogance.

Ain’t no body jealous of Nigeria. Y’all bring forth some greatness to the continent, but chill nuh. I don’t understand the arrogance.
— Goddess of Black. (@afualareine) March 22, 2016
Nigerians rule the universe of shade and clapbacks.

Waiting for the Nigerians to camp in my mentions and insult, cause that’s all y’all are good at. But I ain’t saying nothing but the truth.
— Goddess of Black. (@afualareine) March 22, 2016
But are too proud for her liking…

the only African nation I know that goes over board on pride, even if you have nothing to be proud of.
— Goddess of Black. (@afualareine) March 22, 2016
Commit 419 scams just to show that they have arrived.

Nigerians will steal and scam just to show off to people they don’t even give a fuck about, That’s why your country is in shambles.
— Goddess of Black. (@afualareine) March 22, 2016
She loves Nigerians but….

Im out, I love my Nigerians .. But some of you pic.twitter.com/A8PmnnPRgV
— Goddess of Black. (@afualareine) March 22, 2016
No buts abeg….

Because Nigerians will not take it lying down.

https://twitter.com/Mazi_Oscar/status/712329748496687104

They came back for her armed with clapbacks…

https://twitter.com/DanielleMbonu/status/712331682783895552

And shade.

https://twitter.com/SarahSanda_/status/712223617409544192

They just won’t stand for such rudeness and disrespect.

@afualareine I respect your opinion. But the lack of respect & use of frivolous use of profanity deemed it very rude & hurtful. Come on girl
— SWEET T. (@___tlk) March 23, 2016

Africa as a continent is steps behind all other continents in term of development. Rather than bash other countries, hands should be placed on deck to finally place our continent at the same pace and time with others.

Also Nigerians should use this outrage as a drive to fix some of the things wrong with the country.
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By now, you’ve definitely heard of Princess Vitarah’s “Nigerian Pussy” song.

And people can’t seem to make up their mind if they love it or hate it.
Now before we start, we’re going to borrow an idea from Siyanda Panda 🙂

This whole time I seriously thought "jollof rice" was code for pussy.
— Siyanda Mohutsiwa (@SiyandaWrites) March 1, 2016

Considering how sweet jollof rice is, we can’t really blame her.
And that analogy makes sense when you think about it…

When West Africans were fighting about whose "jollof rice" is spicier I was like pic.twitter.com/WmdZZwTxd8
— Siyanda Mohutsiwa (@SiyandaWrites) March 1, 2016

Nigerian jollof better than Ghanaian jollof? Nigerians aren’t arguing – no matter what you mean by jollof.
That Naija *jollof* is better than Ghanaian *jollof*

This is what we have been saying since.
That it’s the cream of the crop

Preach it sister!
That it’s so sweet that men pay for it…

She reminds us of the feeling at every great party

(or threesome)
What happens to oyinbos when they taste Nigerian jollof

This one is finished but he doesn’t know it yet.
That Jollof is best with chicken

That a great mama put can destroy your salary

We’re still talking about jollof yeah?
That great Jollof can make you Shoki

Anyway, enjoy the video here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7MzBv98D-s&feature=youtu.be

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlrqGakejd4
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1. This guy that had to get ‘GHANA’ on his shirt

2. Beard gang plus Kente sauce

3. So good we had to post twice

4. Ghana girls have the sauce

5. No wonder Runtown wants their ‘shito’

7. Two cuties

8. If only Nigeria could make me this happy

9. Because Ghanaians look happy with their country

10. The beautiful Samirah Buwumia, Ghana’s ‘Second Lady’

According to him, Ghanaian music set the pace and heavily influenced Nigerian music.

And we’re all just here, like other Nigerians wondering where the influence is.

Nigerians came for him in droves.

And even threw shade at Ghana while at it.

How they dragged him all over Twitter:

Someone said he should still be a studio cleaner.

Perhaps his sold-out concert is making him carry his shoulders up.

Mr Eazi fans in Nigeria, after seeing his controversial tweet:

Instead of them to hype Terry Apala.

Instead of Mr Eazi to thank Nigerians for supporting his music.

After the yeye tweet, we’ll still kuku dance when he drops another dope song.

But for now, Mr Eazi is cancelled.

Finally, the moral of the story is:

Do you think Ghanaian music really influenced Nigerian sounds? Share your thoughts in the comments section.

Abraham Attah, the young actor that captured our hearts with his role as Agu in Beasts of No Nation is going big in Hollywood.

His amateur but equally award-winning performance has not only earned him awards…

But also a spot in the cast of the forthcoming Spiderman movie!

Although his role is yet to be announced, he’ll be joining actors like Zendaya, Tom Holland and Micheal Keaton.

He is also set to star in a drama film, The Modern Ocean, which also includes Daniel Radcliffe, Keanu Reeves and Anne Hathaway.

The Spiderman movie is obviously going to be lit! Abraham is only going to greater places and we hope he wins an Oscar soon!

This Ghanaian Twitter user found the recipe to really upset Nigerians. She said how she really felt about them.

According to her..

Nigeria has been completely messed up from the past.

Other African nations also matter…

Why are there so many Nigerians living outside the country?

Nigerians are great but need to ease up on the arrogance.

Nigerians rule the universe of shade and clapbacks.

But are too proud for her liking…

Commit 419 scams just to show that they have arrived.

She loves Nigerians but….

No buts abeg….

Because Nigerians will not take it lying down.

They came back for her armed with clapbacks…

And shade.

They just won’t stand for such rudeness and disrespect.

Africa as a continent is steps behind all other continents in term of development. Rather than bash other countries, hands should be placed on deck to finally place our continent at the same pace and time with others.

Also Nigerians should use this outrage as a drive to fix some of the things wrong with the country.

By now, you’ve definitely heard of Princess Vitarah’s “Nigerian Pussy” song.

Now before we start, we’re going to borrow an idea from Siyanda Panda 🙂

And that analogy makes sense when you think about it…

That Naija *jollof* is better than Ghanaian *jollof*

That it’s the cream of the crop

That it’s so sweet that men pay for it…

She reminds us of the feeling at every great party

What happens to oyinbos when they taste Nigerian jollof

That Jollof is best with chicken

That a great mama put can destroy your salary

That great Jollof can make you Shoki

Anyway, enjoy the video here

That Naija jollof is better than Ghanaian jollof