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.
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
1. Listen to your colleagues that begged you for a ride complain about the AC and your music.
2. Binge on all the delicacies available in traffic.
3. Observe all the couples fighting in their own cars.
4. Ignore all the phone calls from your significant other because you don’t have power for fight.
5. Check instagram to see whether all your frenemies have liked your latest post.
6. Insult all the bus conductors and other drivers in Lagos.
7. Catch up on gossip with your best friend.
8. Check whats going on in your all group chats.
9. Have a praise and worship session in the car.
1. When people in other states are complaining of harmattan cold but all you feel is heat.
Are we really in this same Naija?
2. You, praying for even small harmattan breeze.
Oh Lord Of Elijah, answer your boy.
3. When you realize Lagos harmattan is just dust and more heat.
Who have we offended in this town?
4. When the harmattan now finally visits Lagos small, you’re like:
I can now rock my fine pull-over!
5. How your joy is full when you can now chook mouth and complain about the weather.
“Oh wow, this harmattan has no chill!”
6. You, running to the market to buy shea butter and vaseline like:
So my crush will not see my ashiness.
7. When the harmattan now decides to say bye-bye after 3 days.
Which kind of rough play is this?
8. When you travel to another state and you see the real harmattan.
So Lagos harmattan is a myth?
9. And no amount of shea butter and oil will stop you from looking like this:
Ashy AF!
1. See how shrimp and ‘shaki’ are doing love dance here!
2. Just look at this beauty.
3. There’s even more meat than vegetables here.
4. A quick prayer for the person who created this perfection.
5. The almighty formula of ‘ponmo’ and vegetables.
6. Someone cooked porridge with vegetables and now we’re hungry!
7. Okay, who is trying to kill us with all this pepper?
8. If you have eba that you’re not using, borrow us let’s use it with this plate.
9. Hay God!
Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo, and her daughter Priscilla Ojo are just too cute for words. They totally nail this mummy-daughter thing and now we all want to have daughters. We even saw them dancing and doing Micheal Jackson things here.
1. Aren’t they the queens of selfies?
2. Owambe ready!
3. That time they had us thinking they were twins.
4. Priscilla is actually really beautiful.
5. They look like besties, or sisters.
6. Priscilla, on her graduation day.
7. Yummy mummy goals!
8. Very peng things!
9. We are all ready for daughters at this point.
10. Cuteness overload!
1. It is 2017 and some Nigerians still insist on minding other people’s business for them.
2. Can you just imagine this rubbish?
So there's traffic and I'm fixing my makeup. I notice movement beside me. I look-up alas hosban and wife staring at me shaking their heads
