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Apple iPhone 14 Pro GET IT ON JUMIA The apple iphone14 pro comes with 6GB RAM - 512GB ROM - Dual Nano Sim - 3200mAh and lot of powerful features that made it what buying It is almost impossible to think of anything wrong with this phone as apple has invested a lot of time and energy to make this product what loving Below is the key features of this product BODY Dimensions 147.5 x 71.5 x 7.9 mm Weight 206 g (7.27 oz) Build Glass front (Gorilla Glass), glass back (Gorilla Glass), stainless steel frame SIM Dual SIM (Nano-SIM and eSIM) or Dual eSIM - International Dual eSIM with multiple numbers - USA Dual SIM (Nano-SIM, dual stand-by) - China IP68 dust/water resistant (up to 6m for 30 mins NETWORK Technology GSM, CDMA, HSPA, EVDO, LTE, 5G PLATFORM OS iOS 16 Chipset Apple A16 Bionic (4 nm) CPU Hexa-core (2x3.46 GHz Avalanche + 4x Blizzard) GPU Apple GPU (5-core graphics) MEMORY Card slot: No Internal 512GB 6GB RAM MAIN CAMERA Quad 48 MP, 12 MP, 12 MP DISPLAY Type LTPO Super Retina XDR OLED, 120Hz, HDR10, Dolby Vision, 1000 nits (typ), 2000 nits (HBM) Size 6.1 inches, 91.7 cm2 (87.0% screen-to-body ratio) Resolution 1179 x 2556 pixels, 19.5:9 ratio (460 ppi density) Protection Scratch-resistant ceramic glass, oleophobic coating Always-On display SOUND Loudspeaker: Yes, with stereo speakers 3.5mm jack: No COMMS WLAN Wi-Fi, dual-band, hotspot Bluetooth 5.3, A2DP, LE GPS Yes, with dual-band A-GPS, GLONASS, GALILEO, BDS, QZSS NFC Yes Radio No USB Lightning, USB 2.0 FEATURES Sensors Face ID, accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass, barometer Ultra Wideband (UWB) support Emergency SOS via satellite (SMS sending/receiving) BATTERY Type Li-Ion 3200 mAh, non-removable (12.38 Wh) Charging Fast charging, 50% in 30 min (advertised) USB Power Delivery 2.0 MagSafe wireless charging 15W Qi magnetic fast wireless charging 7.5W Up to26 hoursvideo playback on iPhone 14 Plus Up to20 hoursvideo playback on iPhone 14 Add a MagSafe charger for faster wireless charging. PRICE The iphone 14 price ranges from 1.2M Naira to 1.8M Naira CHECKOUT IT OUT ON JUMIA

Apple iphone 13 pro max specs and Price in Nigeria Get it on Jumia Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max Price in Nigeria & Availability. Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max Price in Nigeria: the price for the 128GB model cost about NGN685,000 in Nigerian naira while the 256GB model will cost NGN805,000 the 512GB model price in Nigeria is NGN890,000 and the 1TB model of iPhone 13 Pro Max will cost about NGN1,120,000 in Nigeria. The price of the iPhone 13 in the USA will be starting around $1099 for the 128GB model. The Availability status of iPhone 13 Pro Max in Nigeria has been confirmed and you purchase the device from online stores and you can reach out to gadgetstripe for a buying guide. This is anticipation ahead of the official launch of the iPhone 13 series. To not cut it off, there are some notable features we have been waiting to see on the new Apple iPhone 13 series and most importantly iPhone 13 Pro Max. To List it out will not be as cool as mentioning some of these specs. Ever since the announcement of the Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max we sort of wished and wanted Apple to put a refresh rate feature on the release. But, Apple didn’t do that. This is 2021 and the new iPhone devices are finally having the refresh rate. On the iPhone 13 Pro Max, it will have a 6.7-inch Liquid Retina XDR mini-LED LCD, this display will have a 1284 x 2778 pixels resolution which is a slight upgrade compared to iPhone 12 Pro Max but this new device has a 120Hz ProMotion Refresh rate this is awesome. iOS 15 is out and these new iPhone 13 series will be crowned the first rocker of the new iOS 15 which is a normal phenomenon considering the fact that these devices are the flagship of the year from Apple and these new devices will be coming with the new Apple Bionic A15 CPU. On the camera aspect, Apple has made some improvements on this part as well, looking at it specs-wise, it has the same camera specs as what we’ve seen on the previous iPhone smartphone. But, under the hood, the Apple A15 Chipset has given more enhanced opportunities to the camera capabilities on these new iPhone series which includes Recording videos in Portrait Mode, Astrophotography included THE IPHONE 13 pro max specs Launch Name: Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max Model Date: September 2021 Network 2GGSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 – SIM 1 & SIM 23G850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100 CDMA2000 1xEV-DO4GLTE5GSub6/mmWave Sim: Single SIM (Nano-SIM and/or eSIM) or Dual SIM (Nano-SIM, dual stand-by) – for China Body And Display Dimension160.8 x 78.1 x 7.7 mmWeight240 g Build Type Glass front (Gorilla Glass), glass back (Gorilla Glass), stainless steel frame Colors: Silver, Graphite, Gold, Pacific Blue; other unspecified colors Screen Type: Super Retina XDR OLED LCD, capacitive touchscreen, 1B colors Screen Size 6.7 InchesResolution1284 x 2778 pixels, 19.5:9 ratio ~457 PPI Protection, scratch-resistant ceramic glass, oleophobic coating, Always-on display Wide color gamut True-tone120Hz Refresh Rate, HDR10, Dolby Vision, 1000 nits, 1600 nits (peak)IP68 dust/water resistant, Apple Pay. Device Platform OS iOS 15 Chipset Apple A15 Bionic CPU Hexa-core GPU Apple GPU Memory Internal 128 GB/256GB/512GB/1TB [NVMe] RAM 8GB RAM SD Card No Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max Camera Front Camera 12 MP, f/2.2, 23mm (wide) SL 3D, (depth/biometrics sensor) Features HDR Video 4K@24/30/60fps, 1080p@30/60/120fps, gyro-EIS Main Camera Quad Camera 12 MP, f/1.6, 26mm (wide), dual pixel PDAF, sensor-shift stabilization OIS 12 MP, f/2.0, 65mm (telephoto), PDAF, OIS, 2.5x optical zoom 12 MP, f/1.8, 120˚, 13mm (ultrawide), AF TOF 3D LiDAR scanner (depth) Features Dual-LED dual-tone flash, HDR (photo/panorama) Video 4K@24/30/60fps, 1080p@30/60/120/240fps, 10‑bit HDR, Dolby Vision HDR (up to 60fps), stereo sound rec Connectivity WIFI Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band, WiFi Direct, hotspot Bluetooth 5.2, A2DP, LE NFC Yes GPS Yes, with A-GPS, GLONASS, GALILEO, QZSS Radio No USB Lightning, USB 2.0 Audio Alert Types Vibration; Sounds Loudspeaker Yes Earphone Yes Other Features Sensors Face ID, accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass, barometer, Siri natural language commands, and dictation Ultra-Wideband (UWB) support Satellite emergency calls Messaging SMS(threaded view), MMS, Email, Push Email, IM) Browser HTML5 – XviD/MP4/MKV/H.265 player – MP3/WAV/eAAC+/APE/Flac player – Photo/video editor – Document viewer Battery CAP Non-removable Li-Ion 4352mAh battery Fast battery charging 25W MagSafe wireless charging 15W Qi magnetic fast wireless charging 7.5W. Get on Jumia

Singer/songwriter Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun (aka Wizkid) is one of Nigeria's biggest R&B crossover acts, having worked with Drake, Skepta, and Chris Brown, among others. He first found regional success in 2011 with the massively popular single "Holla at Your Boy," which appeared on his debut album, Superstar. Wizkid went global in 2016 after his collaboration with Drake, "One Dance," soared to number one in 15 countries, resulting in a multi-album deal with RCA, which issued his Caribbean-influenced major-label debut, Sounds from the Other Side, in 2017. The acclaimed Made in Lagos followed in 2021, featuring the internationally charting hit single "Essence." Just one year later, Wizkid followed up with his fifth album, More Love, Less Ego. Balogun began his career in music when he was just 11 years old. His first record, Lil Prinz, was recorded in 2001 in collaboration with Glorious Five, a group consisting of Balogun and his friends from church. In 2006, he started pursuing music full-time, first collaborating with various Nigerian pop acts including OJB Jezreel, Naeto C, and Banky W. By 2011, he was ready to record his debut studio album as a solo artist; Superstar was released by Empire Mates Entertainment (EME for short) to great critical and public acclaim across Africa, propelling Wizkid to stardom in his home country. After multiple delays and label disagreements, he released his sophomore studio album, Ayo, in 2014. The record featured a multitude of guest appearances, including a spot from Femi Kuti. It also featured Balogun's global breakthrough track "Ojuelegba." Not only did the single cement his status as one of Nigeria's biggest pop acts, it was also picked up and remixed by Drake and Skepta, thrusting Wizkid into the international spotlight. In return, he appeared on Drake's 2016 smash single "One Dance." In March 2017, Wizkid signed a major-label deal with RCA and Sony International, which would release his third LP, Sounds from the Other Side, later that year. A handful of singles appeared in advance of the album, including "Sweet Love" and the Drake-assisted "Come Closer." In October 2018, Wizkid issued a pair of singles, "Master Groove" and "Fever," to mark Nigeria's Independence Day. The following year, he joined Beyoncé and Saint Jhn for The Lion King: The Gift track "Brown Skin Girl" and released his own single, "Joro." The EP Soundman, Vol.1 was issued by Balogun's Starboy Entertainment imprint in 2019. Following his involvement in the successful protests to scrap Nigeria's controversial Special Anti-Robbery Squad, Wizkid's fourth album, Made in Lagos, arrived in October 2020. Featuring collaborations with H.E.R., Damian Marley, Burna Boy, and several others, the Grammy-nominated set was a critical and commercial success, appearing on numerous year-end album lists and reaching number 15 on the U.K. album charts. The record's fifth single, the Grammy-nominated "Essence" (featuring Tems), became a worldwide hit, reaching number 17 in the U.K. and even becoming the first Nigerian song to chart in the Billboard Hot 100. After the track became a hit, a remix featuring Justin Bieber was released. Wizkid kicked off 2022 with "Bad to Me," the lead single from his fifth album, the P2J-produced More Love, Less Ego. Featuring guests like Ayra Starr, Shenseea, Don Toliver, the album was released in November of that year, earning chart success around Europe and hitting number 59 on the Billboard 200.

Becoming successful in life entails some principles which must be put to practice. If you take a good look at some successful people and their lifestyle, you will discover how they live their lives to attain that level of success. Below are the approaches to a successful life. Goal Knowing what you want in life is the first thing, while knowing how you can achieve it is another thing or second part. Write down your goals as written goals can tell your subconscious what you want even if you forget on a conscious level. Your goals can influence your decisions to move you closer to what you really want only when you know what you want. Goals are like a map on your journey to get where you want to be. Knowing what you want greatly increases your chances of success. Take responsibility Successful people take responsibility for their actions, results, and behavior. Successful people believe they are responsible for their own destiny and are proactive in making things happen. Winners don’t have a victim mentality or a fixed mindset. They don’t believe their destiny is predetermined but instead that they determine where they go in life. Self-Discipline Winners in any area of life possess self-discipline in at least their one area of expertise but it usually shows up in most areas. Self-discipline is the ability to control your own actions through inner willpower regardless of how you feel or how strong your impulses become. It’s the skill to overcome the temptation to violate your inner principles and get off track from your goals. Self-discipline enables you to pursue your goals, follow your own strategy, and become the person you want to be. People that become and stay successful are guided by self-discipline using their mind and positive desires to make important decisions and aren’t led away with the wrong decisions by their feelings and negative desires. Self-discipline keeps you on the right path to your goals. Self-Development Self development consists of activities that develop a person's capabilities and potential, build human capital, facilitate employability, and enhance quality of life and the realization of dreams and aspirat. Self-development is different for everyone but the most important part of the process is getting experience doing the things that lead your toward your goals. You need a feedback mechanism to see results and make adjustments and get better systematically. A Coach, or trainer can speed up this part of the process dramatically. Reading To master something you must first know it well and in great detail. Reading is the cheapest, fastest, and easiest path to binge on information that can move you toward your goals. Successful executives read the best business books. Successful entrepreneurs read their profit and loss statement. Successful traders read charts. Successful athletes read their playbook. Successful politicians read history books. Successful people read books. Time Management Time management is very important, you must make good and wise use of your time. Successful people put a high value on their time and use it wisely in high value activities to move them toward their goals incrementally. Time is a limited resource and can’t be replaced once wasted. You can buy time by paying others to do activities that you consider low value. How successful you are has a high correlation on what you spend your time on and how well you manage it to optimize results. Risk Takers At some point in their journey successful people took risks to get to where they are now. It takes the right psychology to both calculate and take risks to move you toward your goals. Most people hate to take any risks and can’t see what could go right with opportunities but only what could go wrong. Taking smart calculated risks is a skill. Perseverance Not quitting is the best strategy for eventually winning. Most people don’t lose they just quit too early. Successful people are the ones that didn’t quit, they kept trying one more time. If you have the right effort and are on the right path then only time separates you from success if you persevere until you win. Even if you are doing the right thing you have to keep doing it until you breakthrough. Your odds of success increase with each good attempt at winning. Follow your passion One primary key to success is following your energy and passion and doing what you love. It’s never easy to do a lot of hard work for a very long-time, but if you enjoy what you’re doing the chances are you will keep going. In studying successful people in every industry the one thing that kept becoming clear is that they all had a passion for their chosen business, sport, or career and worked at it tirelessly like it was their game of choice. For successful people the line between work, hobbies, passion, and life blur together as they love what they do. Determination Determination is the commitment to achieve your goals, regardless of the challenges you might experience. It often includes being decisive and demonstrating resoluteness. People who express determination continue to work to achieve their goals, regardless of other factors. You need to be realistic about your capabilities and leverage your strengths to help improve your determination.

Lucky Dube was born on this date in 1964. He was a Black South African reggae musician. Lucky Philip Dube was born in Ermelo, then in the Eastern Transvaal, now Mpumalanga, South Africa. His parents separated before his birth and he was raised by his mother, Sarah. She named him Lucky because she considered his birth fortunate after a number of failed pregnancies. Along with his two siblings, Thandi and Patrick, Dube spent much of his childhood with his grandmother, while his mother relocated to work. Dube worked as a gardener but, realizing that he wasn't earning enough to feed his family, he began to attend school. There he joined a choir and, with some friends, formed his first musical ensemble, called The Skyway Band. While at school he discovered the Rastafari movement. At 18 Dube joined his cousin's band, The Love Brothers, playing Zulu pop music known as mbaqanga. The band signed with Teal Record Company, (Teal was later incorporated into Gallo Record Company). While Dube was still attending classes, the band recorded material in Johannesburg during his school breaks. Their debut album was released under the name Lucky Dube and the Supersoul. On the second album, Dube wrote some of the lyrics, sang and also began to learn English. After his fifth Mbaqanga album, he dropped the "Supersoul" name. At this time Dube’s fans were responding to some reggae songs he played during live concerts. Inspired by Jimmy Cliff and Peter Tosh, he felt the socio-political messages associated with Jamaican reggae were related to a South Africans in an institutionally racist society. In 1984, he released a new musical direction with the mini album Rastas Never Die. The record sold poorly. Keen to suppress anti-apartheid activism, the apartheid regime banned the album in 1985. Not discouraged he continued to perform the reggae tracks live and wrote and produced a second reggae album. Think About The Children (1985). It went platinum and established Dube as a popular reggae artist in South Africa, in addition to attracting global attention. Dube continued to release commercially successful albums. In 1989 he won four OKTV Awards for Prisoner, won another for Captured Live in 1990 and yet another two for House Of Exile in 1991. His 1993 album, Victims sold over one million copies worldwide. In 1995 he earned a worldwide recording contract with Motown. His album Trinity was the first release on Tabu Records after Motown's acquisition of the label. In 1996 he released a compilation album, Serious Reggae Business, which led to him being named the "Best Selling African Recording Artist" at the World Music Awards and the "International Artist of the Year" at the Ghana Music Awards. His next three albums each won South African Music Awards. His album, Respect, earned a European release and Dube toured internationally, sharing stages with Sinéad O'Connor, Peter Gabriel and Sting. He appeared at the 1991 Reggae Sunsplash and the 2005 Live 8 event in Johannesburg. In addition to music Dube did some acting, appearing in the feature films Voice In The Dark, Getting Lucky and Lucky Strikes Back. On October 18, 2007, Dube was killed in the Johannesburg suburb of Rosettenville shortly after dropping two of his seven children off at their uncle’s house. Police reports suggest he was killed by carjackers. Lucky Dube recorded 22 albums in Zulu, English and Afrikaans in a 25-year period and was one of South Africa's biggest selling reggae artist. He is survived by his wife, Zanele, and seven children.

Date of Birth:1980-06-19 Place of Birth:Zaria, Nigeria Oladapo Daniel Oyebanjo born 9 June 1980, known by his stage name D'banj, is a Nigerian musician, singer, songwriter, rapper, entrepreneur, and television personality. He has won several music awards, including the awards for Best African Act at the MTV Europe Music Awards 2007, Artist of the Year at the MTV Africa Music Awards 2009, Best International Act: Africa at the 2011 BET Awards, and Best-selling African Artist at the 2014 World Music Awards, Evolution award at the 2015 MTV Africa Music awards. He adopted the stage name D'banj, a combination of his first name, Dapo, and his surname, Oyebanjo. D'banj is currently best known internationally for his 2012 summer hit "Oliver Twist", an uptempo dance fusion of Afrobeats and electronic dance music that topped the African charts in 2011 and was a top 10 hit in the UK singles chart in 2012 reaching No. 2 on the UK R&B chart. As of 2016, D'banj is ranked to be the richest solo musician in Nigeria according to T.I.N Magazine. D'banj, also known as the Kokomaster or Bangalee, was born in 9 June 1980 in Zaria, the northern part of Nigeria to a military officer who commanded an artillery regiment and a devout church dignitary businesswoman who hailed from Shagamu in Ogun State. Due to his father's profession he moved several times within Nigeria and later moved to England. D'banj was expected to follow his father's military career and was enrolled to the Nigerian Military School at age eleven. However, D'banj resisted the system and disenrolled from the school after three years. While at the Military school he was a member of the elite drum corp of the Nigerian Army. From the Nigerian Military School he proceeded to another military owned institution Nigerian Navy Secondary School, Ibara, Abeokuta where he was a church worker. There he completed his secondary school education. D'banj was introduced to the harmonica by his late older brother, Femi Oyebanjo, who died in a plane crash at age seventeen. With D'banj's love for music being greater than his parents' military aspirations, he struggled for his parents' approval; this can be best heard through an album track, All Da Way from his debut album. Following the death of his 17-year-old brother, D'banj arranged all his possessions on his bed after they were brought home and just picked up his harmonica. I'd play it to remember him." Later, at university, he realised the potential of his new skills with the instrument. "I'd go to the female hostel after lectures, and even if there was no electricity I could play there." He remembers learning Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" after Titanic came out – "and that got me a lot of girls!" D'banj then proceeded to study study mechanical engineering at the Lagos State University to, but due to the constant strikes and several irregularities in the school he decided to withdraw. Plans to continue his studies as a mechanical engineer in London were derailed when he arrived in the UK in 2001, and met Don Jazzy who was trying to make it as a songwriter and producer. D'Banj started hanging around the studio, making ends meet while working as a security guard. "It was OK, because I did nights," he says, "so I could listen to music on my headphones." Don Jazzy told D'Banj he thought he was a star in the making, and sensing that the music scene in Nigeria was "blossoming", the pair returned to Lagos in 2004. That same year came the single "Tongolo"; the video was paid for by D'Banj's mother. It became an instant hit and gained wide acclaim across the country. His first endorsement was with an energy drink called Power Fist. As a tribute to his mentor Fela, D'banj uses a fusion of Afrobeat and Afropop to bring his music to life and into the 21st century with breathless enthusiasm as well as a good dose of humour. His songs are based on his life, often hilarious but with a deeper meaning which documents the struggle of a young Nigerian trying to achieve his dreams.aHe performs in Yoruba, English and Pidgin English. D'banj's debut album, No Long Thing, was released in 2005. It yielded several singles with Tongolo as the lead single. This proved to be his breakthrough single and a hit. It also provided his Koko Master persona, with the term, Koko, taking on a variety of meanings. D'banj's debut success led to collaborations with other artists, including Dare Art Alade and Ikechukwu. D'Banj's single Koko was used by the PDP (ruling political party in Nigeria) as its campaign theme for the 2007 general elections. D'banj's second album Rundown Funk U Up, which was released in 2006, yielded several singles including the club single, Angola(Remix) and the lead single Why Me? This proved to be another hit. D'banj, as an artist of Mo' Hits Records, is also a member of its collective group, Mo' Hits Allstars (includes artists Dr SID, Wande Coal, KaySwitch, and D'Prince). He has once been spotted with one of Nigeria's most talented singers, "Smile Lasisi". The collective's debut album, Curriculum Vitae, was released in December 2007. It included hit singles, "Be Close To You", "Booty Call" and "Move Your Body", which was the lead single. D'banj was featured in Ikechukwu's 2008 hit, "Wind Am Well". July 2008 saw the release of D'banj's third album, The Entertainer, with the singles "Gbono Feli Feli", "Kimon", "Olorun Maje" and "Entertainer". In June 2011, D'banj was signed to Kanye West's G.O.O.D Music record label as an artiste. On 9 June 2011, D'banj wrote on his Twitter account, @iamdbanj, "Just like yesterday, myself and my brother did Tongolo. 7 years later, Mo'Hits signs with GOOD Music. Best Birthday gift ever. God thank you. In September 2016, it was announced D'banj was released from GOOD Music. After several months of speculation and wild rumors, ace producer, Don Jazzy confirmed via his Twitter account the break-up of Mo'Hits. After the break-up, Don Jazzy, D'Prince, Dr SID, Wande Coal started Mavin Records while D'banj founded DB Records and as expected, he signed his younger brother Kayswitch to the label alongside two producers, Jaysleek and Deevee. In December 2012 D'banj signed a mega-deal with Sony. Speaking on the importance of the deal to Sony, the managing director of Sony Music Entertainment, Sean Watson, said: "Partnering with D’Banj is a seminal event for us at Sony Music Entertainment Africa. We’ve always admired his talent and to be able to assist with bringing D’Banj’s music to millions of fans, established and new, across the continent is an honour for us. We are very excited about being a part of it." The deal is being described as a "Pan African, multi-album deal with Sony Music’s RCA Records. It also involves an exclusive management deal with Sony Music and strategic partner ROCKSTAR4000 for the continent. Add to that a multi-album, worldwide exclusive contract with emerging Nigerian singer-songwriter star Kayswitch and a strategic partnership with D’Banj’s Nigerian record label DB Records." The forthcoming single "Bother You", inspired by the film Half of a Yellow Sun, was released on 7 April 2013, by Mi7 Records and D'banj's label DKM Media. In June 2014 D’banj introduced artists under his record label, which includes him, younger brother Kay Switch, brothers MossKriss and Ralph Kriss and Tonto Dikeh Ebeneztizzy. He released the album titled King Don Come, with guest features from the likes of Gucci Mane, Wande Coal, Harry Songs, Bucie, Busiswa etc. in August. The album includes singles 'It's Not A Lie', 'El Chapo as well as his 2012 mega-hit 'Oliver Twist'. He has performed at Femi Kuti's new Afrikan Shrine in Ikeja, Lagos as well as the Shrine Synchro System's regular London Night at Cargo. He performed at the Black President Concert in memory of Fela's art and legacy at the Barbican in London, and also alongside many international artists in Nigeria like Kelly Rowland at the 1st Edition of the MTV Africa Music Awards 2008 in Abuja, Nigeria. D'banj is a regular performer for the annual ThisDay Africa Rising Music Festival. He was involved in one of the most anticipated events of the season, 'Koko Concert'. This concert consisted of D'Banj, Don Jazzy, Dr SID, Wande Coal, D'Prince plus a few guest appearances including May7ven and comedian Tunde Ednut. The stage was set for a thrilling night – the Koko effect is definitely LIVE in London as fans of D'Banj and Mo' Hits filled the O2 arena to capacity. As expected, the hits just kept coming and the momentum was sustained with on-stage antics from all the artists. In December 2010, the Mo' Hits All-Stars brought Koko Concert to Lagos and D'banj kept belting out energetic performances that kept the audience screaming. Colleagues like M.I, eLDee, Jesse Jagz, and Wizkid also joined up on stage. There was also a global premiere of the highly anticipated "Mr Endowed (Remix)" featuring Snoop Dogg and also a recent track "Blame It on the Money" featuring the Californian native and Big Sean. On 23 June 2012, D'banj performed at the Hackney Weekend to celebrate the 2012 Summer Olympics, which was headlined by Jay-Z and Rihanna. He performed alongside his friend, and fellow Universal Music Group label mate, Rita Ora on 30 August 2012 at the SCALA London Live Music, Clubs and Arts Venue to celebrate the release of her debut album Ora. He also performed at the AFCON 2013 closing ceremony held in South Africa. On 18 April 2015, D'banj performed at the Global citizen earth day a Free Concert on Capitol Hill (Washington Monument Grounds) for the 45th Anniversary of Earth Day put on by Global Poverty Project and the Earth Day Network. With D'banj's first album came to his first endorsement from an energy drink called Power Fist. In May 2013, D'banj was named the Bank of Industry (BOI) ambassador. In November 2013, D'banj re-signed a multi-million Naira deal with Globacom, the company he parted ways with in 2010. In June 2014 D’Banj Secures Deal With Heritage Bank. In October 2014, D'banj was named the official African ambassador for Beats by Dre. In February 2015, D'banj was named the official African ambassador for Ciroc Nigeria. In an exclusive story on Tush Magazine Issue 11, Banky W and Dbanj shed more lights on how they became Ciroc Ambassadors. In September 2015, D'banj was made the brand ambassador of SLOT, a popular mobile phone, and electronic gadget retail outfit. Dbanj is now amongst the richest Hip-Hop artists in Nigeria. D'banj is the founder of the Koko Foundation for Youth and Peace Development. He is also Nigeria's first United Nations Youth Ambassador for Peace. Dbanj is a ONE campaign ambassador; he released the song "Cocoa Na Chocolate" in support of agriculture investments. 'Cocoa Na Chocolate' featured 18 other African artists and won Best African Collaboration at the All Africa Music Awards in 2014. In 2015, he was applauded by World Bank Chief, Jim Yong Kim for using his music power and high celebrity status to bringing attention to serious and critical issues in Africa with special focus on agriculture and poverty alleviation. Jim Yong Kim was quoted saying that "I had the pleasure of meeting D’banj last month and seeing him perform. I’m thrilled he is the first artists to take part in our new Music4Dev series encouraging global artist to raise awareness about poverty and related issues." In 2015 D'banj released the video to "Extraordinary" to raise awareness on gender equality and women's empowerment. World bank endorsed song as a song for women's awareness. D'Banj is vastly immersed in information technology, particularly in the areas of value-added services and Content digital distribution. He owns MCOMM Ltd (Median Mobile Communications Limited,A Value Added Service Content Provider) and D' Kings Men Media Limited (a 360 Media Company), which are responsible for his major digital moves in recent times. In August 2016, D'banj's D'Kings Men Media partnered with MTN Nigeria and the Bank of Industry to launch THE CREAM PLATFORM, a creative talent platform that was set up to help discover young creative minds across Nigeria by just dialing a USSD code on a mobile phone. It is reported that the platform, as at December 2016, had over 2 million paying subscribers and has discovered hundreds of talents from the music category alone, with tens of music videos and millions of Naira given out to winners. Dbanj revealed for the first time that he had a son, Daniel III, with his wife Lineo Didi Kilgrow, whom he married in June 2016. D'banj and wife Lineo didi Kilgrow welcomed a new born boy on 19 September 2019, D'banj later confirmed the birth of his son on 20 October 2019 in Beverly Hills California, USA on Instagram stating "back on my daddy duties, everything is ok, able God".

Flavour -- sometimes known as Flavour N'abania -- is a Nigerian singer/songwriter who rose to international fame in 2010 thanks to breakout singles like "Nwa Baby (Ashawo Remix)" and "Oyi (Remix)" from his second album, Uplifted. Over subsequent releases like 2014's Thankful and 2017's Ijele the Traveler, his mix of highlife and Afro-beat, usually sung in his native Igbo tongue, continued to yield hits, making him a popular draw throughout Africa. Born Chinedu Okoli in Enugu, Nigeria, Flavour is a multi-instrumentalist who got his start playing drums in a local church choir. By his late teens, he was working as a professional drummer and had taught himself piano as well. His emergence into the Enugu scene put him in touch with several local producers, who mentored him in production and arrangement as he began his move from sideman to the front of the stage. Using his stage name Flavour N'abania, he released his debut album, N'abania, in 2005. A bright fusion of Igbo highlife and Afro-beat, the record was a modest success and featured the first appearance of his song "Nwa Baby." Five years later, "Nwa Baby" was remixed and included on Flavour's second album, Uplifted, which became a major hit throughout Nigeria and many parts of Africa. Now signed to 2nite Entertainment, Uplifted benefited from a boost in visibility thanks to guests like Jay Dey and Oloye as well as Flavour's experimentation with genres like calypso, reggae, R&B, and hip-hop. His third album, 2012's Blessed, doubled down on the collaborations and was made with numerous different producers and guest artists like Masterkraft and Fally Ipupa. Two years later, the lengthy, 22-song Thankful reunited him with many of the same producers and continued his success throughout Africa. Ijele the Traveler appeared as a surprise album in 2017 and contained another hit in "Baby Na Yoka." Divine, a collaborative EP with blind Liberian singer Semah, appeared the following year, and in 2019 he worked with Otigba Agulu on the EP Ubi Ego.

Nwigwe Marcel Chidiebere who is also known as Marcel C. In the music industry is a multi talented musician born in Ezza part of Ebonyi state, Nigeria. He lived in Amansea in Anambra state with his in-law where he attended primary school well known as Eziogbo, though he completed and obtained his First School leaving Certificate at Ugoeze primary school, ohaukwu L.G.A Ezza, Ebonyi state. He obtained his West Africa Senior School Certificate (WASSC) in the year 2017 at Government Comprehensive Secondary School, Rivers state. He furthered his education and currently schooling at Institute of Management and Technology (IMT) Enugu where he is residing. He began his musical journey in 2012 at Rivers state where he started as a young drummer, though he can now play different types of musical instruments including bass guitar, keyboard, and lead guitar which is his favorite and more talented among other instruments. He is equally a producer, live sound engineer and a song writer. One of his tracks includes the one he titled Bulie gi elu. Aside music, he is also a talented barber, blogger and a good footballer; though takes that as just a hobby. Nwigwe Marcel C. is such a talented, smart, humble, caring, selfless and a very nice person that people find difficult to resist; such a person that everyone would love to keep as a friend. VIEW Marcel C. on boomplay VIEW Marcel C. on boomplay

Augustine Miles Kelechi popularly known as Tekno or Alhaji Tekno is a popular Nigerian singer-songwriter, producer and a dancer. His father plays the guitar so, he started learning from a tender age too. Today, Tekno is one of the highly rated Nigerian musicians, with several musical productions. Tekno Background Tekno Miles was born on December 17, 1992 in Bauchi State. He hails from Ivo LGA, Ebonyi State, Nigeria. His father was in the Nigerian Army, and so he had the opportunity to live and travel to several Northern Nigerian states like Kaduna, Nasarawa e.t.c. He attended Heritage School, Kaduna for his secondary education. Tekno Early Career Tekno became a member of the choir early and he was enrolled into a music school at age 8. While he was in the music school, he started learning how to play musical instrument like the piano and guitar. In 2013, Tekno released his first single titled Holiday under K-Money Entertainment. The song featured vocals from Davido. The song Holiday gained massive airplay on radio and TV and placed Tekno on the Nigerian musical map. Onye ne kwu Tekno met Julius Agwu, an ace comedian who took interest in him when he performed the song Onye Ne Kwu, his remix of Ice Prince’e Oleku at an event in Abuja. At the same event in Abuja, he met Iyanya and Ubi Franklyn, the manager of Made Men Music Group record label. The duo also took interest in him and encouraged him to move to Lagos to further his musical career. Made Men Music Made Men Music Group (MMMG) is a Nigeria based record label. Ubi Franklin is the CEO of the MMMG and Iyanya is a major act of the label. Tekno joined this record label in Oct. 2013. He signed under the label and released songs like Dance and Anything. In 2014, the group also released a compilation album titled The Evolution. Other acts under the Made Men Music Group include; Selebobo, Emma Nyra, and Baci. Duro (Wait) Tekno released another single titled Duro on June 18, 2015. Duro was produced by DJ Coublon. This song became a hit and received airplays on radio and television stations. Similarly, this song was positively received across Africa and the United States, and it topped several charts in Nigeria and on international charts. In November 2015, he recorded and released the remix version featuring Phyno and Flavour N’abania. Duro debuted at number 5 on capital XTRA’s Afro beats Chart Top 10 for September, 2015. Tekno Songs Miles has recorded and released numerous songs. Here is a list of his songs Holiday, 2013 Onye Ne Kwu ft Ice Prince, 2013 Dance, 2014 Shoki, 2014 Go Low, 2014 Mess, 2014 Zima, 2014 Jonzing, 2014 Anything, 2014 Duro, 2015 Maria, 2015 Wash, 2015 Where, 2016 Pana, 2016 Rara, 2016 Yawa, 2017 Be, 2017 Samantha, 2017 Go, 2017 Mama ft Davido, 2017 Only, 2017 Your Love, 2018 Jogodo, 2018 Choko, 2018 Body ft Kizz Daniel, 2018 Woman, 2019 Don’t jealous me, 2019 Freak Me, 2019 Uptempo, 2019 Records Produced By Tekno As a Producer, some of the best songs he produced include the following; Show by Victoria Kimani, 2014 Feeling You by Rima ft. Tekno, 2015 Pray for You by Lynxx ft. Tekno, 2015 Boss by Ice Prince, 2015 Last Station by Stoneboy ft. Tekno, 2016 If by Davido, 2017 Catch You by Flavour, 2017 Silika by Madee Ft Tekno, 2017 Go by Tekno, 2017 Green Light by DJ Cuppy ft. Tekno Jogodo by Tekno, 2018 Tekno Personal Life Tekno is in a relationship with a singer and dancer, Rachel Akosua Garton professionally known as Lola Rae. They welcomed a child in 2018. Tekno Net Worth According to Naijaquest.com, his net worth is estimated at $1.7 million. It was also in the news that he signed a deal with Sony Entertainment for about 4 million naira. Tekno also signed a deal worth millions of Naira as an ambassador for MTN. Awards And Nominations Best New Act of the Year, Nigeria Entertainment Award, 2014 Best Pop Extra Video, 9th Nigeria Music Video Awards, 2015 The Best New Act, MTV Africa Music Awards, 2016 African Video Of The Year, MTV Africa Music Awards, 2016 Tekno Quotes “Don’t seek to achieve to impress.” “Don’t die for what you don’t have.” “Rejoice for others, you won’t die.” “What is yours will always be yours, jealousy kills.”

Simisola Bolatito Ogunleye a.k.a Simi is a Nigerian singer, actress, songwriter, sound engineer and record producer, Simi biography and net worth will feature her early life, education, career, awards, love life and every other detail about the talented singer. There is no doubt that Simi is one of the top loved singers in Nigeria, as a female singer in Nigeria she has achieved a lot and her songs have been known to be evergreen. Simi is well brought up by her lovely parents and morals instilled in her which reflects in the kind of music she sings and how she relates with people, also she isn’t a social media freak like other singers that bring their whole life on social media. For a personality like hers, she deserves to be respected and rewarded for her positive efforts in entertaining Nigerians with her songs which are filled with hope. Simi is a very popular afro-pop singer and has gained both local and international recognition as her songs are mostly played on radio stations and television channels. The vibes her music emit cant be compared to other female singers in Nigeria as she sounds so unique with a sweet voice, in addition to her sweet voice and talent she is also one of the most beautiful female singers in Nigeria. Without further ado, let us take you through Simi’s profile, below is a quick profile of Simi Kosoko. Post Contents Simi Profile Full Name: Simisola Bolatito Ogunleye Popular Name: Simi Date of Birth: 19th of April, 1988 Place of Birth: Ojuelegba - Surulere, Lagos, Nigeria Nationality: Nigerian State of Origin: Ondo State Education Covenant University Married to Adekunle Gold Children: Adejare Kosoko Occupation: Singer, actress, songwriter, sound engineer and record producer Net worth: $10 million Having seen Simi profile it will interest you to know more about her, let us go straight to the topic of the day which is centered on the full biography of Simi and her net worth with other facts. Read Also: Sir Shina Peters Biography & Net Worth: Career, Songs and Contact Early Profile Simi was born on the 19th of April 1988 into the family of Mr & Mrs. Ogunleye as the last child among four children, she is the only female among her siblings. Her full name is Simisola Bolatito Adeola Opeyemi Oreoluwa Ogunleye, she was born in Ojuelegba in the Surulere area of Lagos State. She was also raised in the same area but unfortunately, her parent divorced when she was 9 years old. Simi is originally from Ondo State in the South-Western of Nigeria, she was raised by her mother and shows her love for music right from her kid days. Simi is an educated young lady, she attended Stars International College in Ikorodu Lagos State and then furthered her education to the tertiary institution Covenant University obtaining a Bachelor’s Degree in Mass Communication. Career Simi career started early, she started writing songs when she was at the tender age of 10, as a Christian she attends and participates in church activities, she joined the church choir and gets herself involved in singing and drama acts. Her activities in the church do reflect in her life, she was well influenced and this has been the beginning of her career in the entertainment industry. Simi’s journey into music started pretty young as a chorister in the church at the age of 16 though not officially, as a choir member she was opportune to train herself and kickstart a music career due to her church background. In 2008, Simi released her first song “Ogaju” which is a gospel song, few years after the release of her first song Simi stormed the circular music industry, though her songs are still in line with morals, some love related and some just random and since then she has been proliferating. Simi came into the limelight in 2014 after she signed with X3M Music of which she released “Tiff” which gained prominence and got Nigerians alert about her talent. The song “Tiff” was nominated by The Headies in 2015 for “Best Alternative Song”, in 2017 she released another banger “Simisola” which is an award-winning studio album. Not getting tired in 2019 she released her third album titled “Omo Charlie Champagne” which coincides with her thirty-first birthday on the 19th of April. In June 2019, Simi launched her record label “Studio Brat”. Simi is currently in partnership with Platoon and has released a lot of songs to her fans and at the same time, her fame has been growing her social media fan base. As a top singer in Nigeria Simi has released numerous songs which are evergreen, some of her songs; Tiff, Jamb Question, Love Don’t Care, Smile For Me and also she has featured with top music artists in Nigeria the likes of Falz (Soldier), Adekunle Gold (No Forget), Legendury Beatz (Orire), Ebenezer Obey (Aimasiko) and many other top singers. Aside from singing Simi is also a good actress, she starred in Kunle Afolayan’s movie “Mokalik” and has been receiving acting offers from other movie producers. Due to her consistency, talent and love got from Nigerians, on February 10, 2017, Simi bagged an endorsement deal with Etisalat a Nigerian telecommunication company and also in 2018 she was the brand ambassador of one of the worlds top browser Opera Mini. Relationship: Who is Simi married to? Simi got married to her husband Adekunle Gold Simi is the heartthrob of Nigerian popular musician Adekunle Gold, they got married on January 9, 2019. We got to know this relationship didn’t start all of a sudden, the duo has been dating for over 5 years before they tied the knot. On the 30th of May 2020, the couple got blessed with their first daughter named “Adejare Kosoko“. Awards & Recognition The biography of Simi and her net worth wouldn’t have been complete without mentioning her rewards (Awards), for her hard work and keeping the quality intact she sure deserves to be rewarded and below is the list of her awards. Nigeria Entertainment Awards honoured her as the Most Promising Act to Watch – 2015. City People Entertainment Awards honoured her as the Most Promising Act of the Year – 2015. Female Artiste of the Year at the City People Entertainment Awards – 2016. Choice Upcoming Female Artist at the Nigerian Teen Choice Awards – 2016. Love Don’t Care won the Best Vocal Performance (Female) – 2017. Best Collabo of the Year at the City People Entertainment Awards – 2017. Best Collaboration at the Headies for (Soldier with Falz) – 2017. Songwriter of the Year at the AFRIMA Awards – 2017. Best R&B single at the Headies – 2018. Best Recording of the Year at the Headies – 2018. Aside from the awards listed here, Simi has numerous nominations too, he career has been wonderful and the future still remains bright for her. Simi Albums Ogaju – 2008 Simisola – 2017 Omo Charlie Champagne, Vol. 1 – 2019 Duduke – 2020 Her Song Duduke by her record label “Studio Brat” became the main song for weddings and anniversaries after the release, the song is so captivating and rich and accompanied with quality instrumentals. Simi Songs These are selected songs of Simisola consisting of EP/Singles: Ara Ile’ (Ogaju) – 2008 Emi L’Onijo – 2012 Take a Chance – 2012 Chocolate Brown – 2012 Don’t Judge Me (cover) – 2013 Bibanke (cover) – 2013 Marvin’s Room (cover) – 2013 Tiff (Simisola) – 2014 E No Go Funny – 2014 Jamb Question (Simisola) – 2015 Jamb Question Remix (featuring Falz) – 2015 Open and Close – 2015 Love Don’t Care (Simisola) – 2016 Smile for Me – 2017 Joromi – 2017 I Dun Care (Omo Charlie Champagne), Vol. 1 – 2018 Lovin (Omo Charlie Champagne), Vol. 1 – 2019 Ayo (Charlie Champagne), Vol. 1 – 2019 Aimasiko (featuring Ebenezer Obey) – 2021 Read Also: Top 10 Richest Fuji Musicians In Nigeria Her project with Chief Commander Ebenezer Obey at the 14th Headies Remix Performance has been one of the best ever performances in the history of music in Nigeria. Check out the Hip TV video below. Simi Net Worth Simi’s current net worth is estimated to be about $10 million, her earnings are attributed to income from her songs, performance, movie, endorsements and many more. Facts About Simi We feel it will be cool to know some facts about the talented Nigerian songstress, aside from Simi biography and net worth below are other interesting facts about her. 1. Jovial Simi is a very jovial person, her laughter is the type to die for as it will capture your heart, mind you this is a natural thing that can’t be faked. 2. Voice You need not be told when you pass across a place and you hear her sing, even without seeing her physically you can easily tell who is singing, her voice is so unique and icy, you won’t get tired of hearing her sing. 3. Playful Nature There is no dull moment as long as Simi is around you, she plays a lot and also in a mature manner. She is also funny, if you are a follower of Simi on Instagram you can attest to this. 4. Fashion Sense Simi is a gorgeous lady with a unique and simple fashion sense, everything looks good on her, petite and pretty to the core, want to dress simple and remain beautiful? Pay attention to Simi.

When it comes to highlife music, being able to carve out a name for oneself in the African music industry is in itself an admirable achievement. Getting that name etched onto every award and records is even more of a laudable feat set out for those who would distinguish themselves. Yet, being remembered a really long time after your music career is over is probably the highest commendation a music artiste can get. We can better understand the distinctive qualities of all three positions of music fame if we used the simple, general layman terms ‘good, excellent, and outstanding’ which can describe an artiste’s status in the people’s minds as ‘popular, successful or iconic’. At given times, only a select bunch of stars exalt themselves to these lofty statuses through sheer hard work or by a stroke of Fortune. Few have gained popularity; a handful has distinguished themselves to the pinnacle of musical success; yet, the only cream of the crop has secured an iconic status—that reserved tiny spot that is limited to singers whose songs and names have become indelibly associated with a genre—the pioneers, the trailblazers, those who will be remembered long after they’ve gone. Among this elite minority, one name stands in bold relief—Osita Osadebe. Osita Osadebe has blazed through all three levels of musical success and has deservedly earned himself legendary status in the highlife music industry. He is among the select few whose names have not only earned global acclaim but will also be remembered by young and old for as long as possible. I was a kid when Osadebe’s songs were booming at every household and street corner, in every discotheque and bar, on every radio station and event center. Today, more than 30 years ago, these songs are still very popular, even among the younger generation who very likely won’t even be able to identify Osadebe in a picture. This shows how immortalized the iconic Osadebe name has become and the level of influence it had on audiences back in the ’80s and to date. In fact, Osita Osadebe has been acclaimed the King of African Highlife Music. And it’s no accident. Let’s take a brief walk into the life of Osita Osadebe and his place in the world of African highlife music genre. The Beginning Chief Stephen Osita Osadebe (March * 1936—May 11, 2007) was a Nigerian highlife musician of Igbo extract. He was fondly nicknamed “the Doctor of Hypertension,” because of the relief and comfort his music-induced. Among fans, he was popularly referred to as the giant of the African popular highlife music genre. Osadebe hailed from the town of Atani, a farming/fishing area in Anambra State, Nigeria. He came from a long lineage of singers, dancers, and entertainers. Osadebe has always had an inherent love and aptitude for music. However, it was not until he was in Secondary School that his interest in music began to show. He was able to express himself musically through the church choir and the school band. Musical Career Osadebe began his musical career as a passionate but amateur singer at Lagos nightclubs. In 1958, he released his first album, Adanma, a single album-hit which was followed by over 500 songs. Osadebe’s best-known music was the 1984 single hit, “Osondi Onwendi,” which translated literally is a maxim which means “One man’s food is another man’s poison”. This blockbuster single remains the biggest selling record ever in the history of African Highlife, and in effect, Osadebe’s most popular song. In the same year of release, Osundi Owendi sold over 750,000 copies. It was responsible for catapulting Osadebe to success in the musical field. With a successful career spanning beyond 40 years, he is widely regarded as one of the best and most popular highlife musicians in Nigeria. He is also seen as the all-time best Igbo Highlife musician and king of the genre. Osadebe’s genre was the Igbo highlife music, a derivative of the main African highlife from Ghana, the origin. His style centered around the Igbo traditional musical elements and the Igbo culture. He incorporated elements from jazz, samba, waltz, and calypso into his style to give an interesting mix which easily marked him apart from the classics, in a rather positive way. Highlife music was rising to great prominence in Lagos, Nigeria, in the ’50s. However, a major turnaround came in the late 1960s when the Easterners left Lagos on a massive exodus back home following the Nigerian-Biafran War. This major incident did not significantly affect Osadebe and his band as they continued to tour Lagos and perform during and after the war. However, it did trigger a new movement that would positively influence classical highlife music forever. First, it gave rise to new music genres like Juju music, Afrobeat, James Brown, and other styles that later dominated Lagos. The Nigeria-Biafra conflict created a deep Igbo awareness which inspired Osadebe and other Eastern highlife artistes to pioneer a new genre called the Igbo highlife. Osadebe’s last album was Kedu America, released in January 1996. Works & Legacies Contrary to popular misconception, Osadebe did not create the highlife music genre. Highlife music has its origins in Ghana, from where it spread through other regions of West Africa and into Nigeria. Osita Osadebe, however, was among the pioneers of a Highlife music derivative known as the Igbo Highlife. His contributions in this genre were so significant that his reputation grew larger than life and his iconic name became strongly attached to the highlife music niche. This status earned him the fan title the King of Highlife. He recorded a total of about 500 songs, half of which were produced. His records were marked by their rich Igbo cultural heritage and were composed to accommodate a wide and diverse audience background. Original highlife music uses jazz horns and multiple guitars and was basically danced to. Osadebe reinvented highlife music. His Igbo Highlife genre incorporated elements from jazz, calypso, rumba, samba, waltz, merengue, and bolero, making it almost receptive to all groups and fit for all occasions. Ever versatile, he recorded in English, Pidgin English, and Igbo. His songs were marked by their sonorous pitch and rusty Igbo lyrics. Osadebe’s songs were also composed to be danced to; no party was complete without his song played. If one wasn’t a fan, at least, he could appreciate the interesting stories, metaphors, and maxims skilfully infused into Osadebe’s songs with the hope of passing a call-to-response message to the listeners about life morals. In later compositions at the height of his musical career, Chief Osadebe began to use satiric social commentaries in his songs. Towards the tail end of his career, he also began to indulge in personal word battles against his rivals through his lyrical themes. Osadebe’s fanbase embraced his compositions with complete loyalty and consumed his music with a vigorous appetite. Demise On May 11, 2007, Chief Stephan Osita Osadebe breathed his last at the St. Mary’s Hospital in Waterbury, Connecticut, after suffering from an acute respiratory difficulty. At 71, with an illustrious career and a fulfilled life, Osita Osadebe crossed the bridge to the “other side,” where hopefully he’d still entertain. Osadebe had a remarkable ability to mesmerize mortals, spirits, and even the gods. Final Thoughts Chief Stephan Osita Osadebe has been gone long ago, but his legacy lives on and remains largely appreciated. He was the King of African Highlife Music.

Patty Obasi Biography Patrick Obasi (15 May 1951 – 16 October 2012), popularly known as Patty Obasi, was a Nigerian gospel recording artist. Regarded as one of the pioneers of Nigerian gospel music, Patty Obasi rose to prominence in 1980 upon the release of his album Nwa Mama Iwota. Patrick Obasi was born in Mmaku, a small town in Awgu local government area of Enugu State, Nigeria where he began his singing career. He released his debut album Bianu Kanyi Kele Jehovah and went on to release over 15 studio albums. Patty Obasi albums include Bianu Kanyi Kele Jehovah, Onye Isi Agha, Nwa Mama Iwota, Okara Akapa and lots more. Best Patty Obasi Mp3 Songs Collections Are you looking for patty obasi ihunanya mp3 download, patty obasi Bianu Kanyi Kele Jehovah... Then below are best list of patty obasi songs you can download. 1. Ezinwanyi Di Uko by Patty Obasi Download Patty Obasi – Ezinwanyi Di Uko 2. Uwa Bu Ahia by Patty Obasi Download Patty Obasi – Uwa Bu Ahia 3. Bianu Kanyi Kele Jehovah by Patty Obasi Download Patty Obasi – Bianu Kanyi Kele Jehova 4. Onye Kwere Ekwe by Patty Obasi Download Patty Obasi – Onye Kwere Ekwe 5. Olu Ihunanya ya by Patty Obasi Download Patty Obasi – Olu ihunanya Ya 6. Akuko Di Ebube by Patty Obasi Download Patty Obasi – Akuko Di Ebube 7. Okwukwe by Patty Obasi Download Patty Obasi – Okwueke 8. Nyere Anyi Aka by Patty Obasi Download Patty Obasi – Nyere Anyi Aka 9. Chineke Onye Kele Mmadu by Patty Obasi Download Patty Obasi – Chineke Onye Kele Mmadu 10. Mkpuru Obim by Patty Obasi