Stop the lies! Nigeria did not originate highlife

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Evidence that highlife, an evolved version of indigenous Ghanaian sounds Osibisaba and Adaha which emerged in the early 1920s, is of Ghanaian origin abound. Highlife got to Nigeria around 1937. In Professor John Collins’ book Highlife Time 3, he writes in Chapter 47: “Nigeria is now a major centre for highlife. However, the music was introduced to the country from Ghana in variety of ways. At first, through the diffusion of the kokomba highlife, and 1937 Nigerian tour of the Cape Coast Sugar Babies Orchestra. Later came the 1950s records EK Nyame and Onyina’s guitar band and most importantly the early 50s tours of the Ghanaian Tempos band

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Sarkodie ft. Oxlade – Non Living Thing (Official Video)

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In the wake of the constant request from fans and music critics to Sarkodie to shoot a music video for arguably the most-liked song on the ‘No Pressure’ album, he finally delivers as requested. The grooving Afrobeats track swiftly rose through the ranks to become one of the most listened to songs in Ghana and Nigeria.

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Confirmed! Gyakie Links Up With Omah Lay For ‘Forever (Remix)’

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On the 8th of February 2021, Gyakie shared an artwork, announcing the remix of the ‘Forever.’ The featured act on the song was outlined in a silhouette sketch. In the caption, she asked her fans to guess who the featured act is. Majority of the answers we chanced on mentioned Omah Lay which is right. Gyakie has finally confirmed Omah Lay as her assistant on the record and confirmed 19th March 2021 as the official release date. Gyakie is currently in Nigeria connecting with her fans out there and promoting her brand. She was spotted in a video also leaving the club with Omah Lay the same day she arrived in Nigeria.

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