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FACT: Top 10 most searched Nigerian songs on google 2016

FACT: Top 10 most searched Nigerian songs on google  2016

FACT: Top 10 most searched Nigerian songs on google 2016



2016 has been a pretty great year for Nigerian music in terms of quality, growth and worldwide visibility – thanks to the likes of Wizkid, Davido, Yemi Alade, Tekno and Ayo Jay.


With the year coming to an end, Google has released their list of the top 10 most searched Nigerian songs of 2016 – and every single one of them is a JAM!


Kiss Daniel and Olamide dominated the list, claiming two spots each – with Kiss Daniel’s “Mama” unexpectedly taking the number one spot from the song of the year, Tekno’s “Pana”.


There is also a shocking absence of women on the list, especially with powerhouses like Yemi Alade, Simi, Seyi Shay and Tiwa Savage all dropping veritable bangers this year.
Anyway, here are the top 10 most searched Nigerian songs of 2016:


1. Kiss Daniel – “Mama”

2. Tekno – “Pana”

3. Kiss Daniel – “Jombo”

4. Olamide – “Who U Epp”

5. Lil Kesh – “Ishe”

6. Falz – “Soft Work”

7. Adekunle Gold – “Ready”

8. Drake – “One Dance” ft Wizkid & Kyla

9. Psquare – “Bank Alert”

10. Olamide – “Abule Sowo”

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New Study Have Proved A Glass Of Red Wine Is Equivalent To An Hour At Gym!

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New Study Have Proved A Glass Of Red Wine Is Equivalent To An Hour At Gym!

The expensive, envied and tempting Red Wine is a storehouse of many benefits.

It is the most preferred choice of extravagant folks on special occasions. Besides keeping your body warm from the dooming cold outside, it also reduces your gym hours too.

Yes you heart it it right.
According to a recent study, red wine could give you the same results as that after going to the gym.

Research conducted at University of Alberta in Canada found that resveratrol, a compound found in red wine, provides similar health benefits as that after doing a great deal of exercise.

This is indeed a very good news for everyone-people who frequently attend gyms and for those too who don’t but are thinking of doing so.

Now you just have to sit at home, grab a bottle of red wine and clinch your glasses with your friends or family.

According to Jason Dyck, the leading researcher, said that these results will hopefully help people who are unable to exercise.

He disclosed that it improves physical performance, heart function and muscle strength in the same way as is improved after a gym session.

“I think resveratrol could help patient populations who want to exercise but are physically incapable,” he says.

“Resveratrol could mimic exercise for them or improve the benefits of the modest amount of exercise that they can do,” he further added.

Those who drink red wine regularly are less likely to develop dementia or cancer, anti-ageing and it could also regulate blood sugar.

It is good for your heart as it boosts your heart-rate

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TOP MISTAKES UPCOMING ARTISTES MAKE WHEN TRYING TO BREAK-IN BY BLACK70

TOP MISTAKES UPCOMING ARTISTES MAKE WHEN TRYING TO BREAK-IN BY BLACK70

TOP MISTAKES UPCOMING ARTISTES MAKE WHEN TRYING TO BREAK-IN BY BLACK70


There are many pitfalls on the path to success, and that is particularly true in the music industry. To be successful in this industry, there are several things you need to know NOT to do, so you don’t prevent yourself from achieving your desired level of success.


1. WRONG IMAGE, RIGHT MUSIC : I have said this over and over again; image is everything in this business. Not paying attention to the image you project both on and off stage can be a grievous mistake. You’ve gotta look and act the part. Appearing unkempt on the red carpet and at media events, no matter your genre, is NOT a good image.


2. DEPENDING ON THE SOCIAL MEDIA ONLY: Yes the social media gets you some online attention. But it’s only a TOOL. The social media is ONLY A PART of the whole online promotion process, it is not everything! So rather than obsessing over the number of facebook friends you have or the number of twitter followers you have, why not invest in your own website, and ensure that it attracts traffic?


3. SORROUNDING YOURSELF WITH THE WRONG PEOPLE : If you are very serious about building a great career in music, Surrounding yourself with people who are negative, lazy and lack ambition, is a serious mistake. Be mindful of the company you keep, ditch hangers on who are only interested in clubbing with you and been seen with entertainers and popping champagne. You must surround yourself with like-minded artistes.


4. NOT RAISING ENOUGH MONEY : whether you like it or not, in the Nigerian Music Industry, Money makes things happen. And the general truth is that, it takes money to build a music career. Music promotion and publicity is not cheap. Even if you’re doing it yourself without hiring a publicist, you still need a steady financial base to make the most impact.


5. NOT CONNECTING WITH INDUSTRY HEADS: The industry is all about who you know and who knows you. But it’s not enough to be known at face value only. You need to establish a connection, a relationship with important contacts you make in the industry. You don’t want to simply know people or be known, you want people who know you to have a real deep connection with you so that you are always on the top of their mind when opportunities present themselves.


by Black70
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FACT: 16 African 2016 romantic song you need to have on your playlist

FACT: 16 African 2016 romantic song you need to have on your playlist

FACT: 16 African 2016 romantic song you need to have on your playlist


Nigerian music is rich in various genres of music catering to different audiences with varying taste.
Romantic songs that more often fall into the R&B genre have been a major stay in the Nigerian music scene, pleasing to the ears and being a source of happiness to the helpless romantics alike.
Here are some Nigerian love songs in 2016 to stir up the romantic nerve in your body.


Mystro – ‘Awele’ »
The producer maestro has definitely got a thing for love. This song is beautiful in many ways as the producer shows just how much he adores and tries to assure a certain heartbroken ‘Awele’ damsel to give love another try with him.

Tonye – ‘Written in the stars’ »
Mystro is the brain behind this wonderfully produced amazing love solo number by the talented TripleMG singer Tonye. The singer blends her Ibo language with the English language that turns out to be a perfect love tune.

F.A – ‘All your love’ »
This is beautiful music from a promising Liberian singer. Spellz was on hand for producing this one.

Toby Grey – ‘Love dosage’(French version) »
Rising singer Toby Grey delivered spectacularly in French and English on a reggae-like immersive beat like you’ve never heard before. 'Dosage Amour' will leave you wanting more.

Tjan – ‘Aduke’ »
Cobhams Asuquo was the architect responsible for the awesome production behind this love song that sees Tjan walk his lady interest with smooth words to the altar.

Charass – ‘Kiss and tell’ »
Charass serenades his woman with this feel good song that just makes you wanna slow dance with a lady.

Iyanya – ‘Heartbeat’ »
The singer shows he is one of the best out there when it comes to R&B. The singer partners with that gifted producer Mystro for this sexy love tune.

Duncan Daniels – ‘Six past six’ ft Aduke »
A love song with touches of sensuality sprinkled all over it. That kinda love song you wanna hear when you need some morale to set up a rendezvous with your crush.

Ink Edwards – ‘Rora’ »
This poetic lyricist serves a fine tune in this romantic piece where he expresses his feelings for the woman tickling his fancy.

Mr Eazi – ‘Anointing’ ft Sarkodie »
The Nigerian singer with a strong Ghanaian influence teams up with rapper Sarkodie for this sweet melodious tune that talks about the kind of love that exists between him and boo.

Odunsi – ‘Uber' »
Here is one for those whose relationships sail smoothly on the Lagos mainland vs island cruise if you know what I mean.

Korede Bello – ‘Do like that’ »
Mavin heartthrob singer comes through on this lovely Altims produced song, that sees the singer showering praises on lady interest.

Kiss Daniel – ‘Mama’ »
A beautifully composed song sees Kiss Daniel’s unique vocals shine through on the song in which he sings about the extent to which he would go for his woman.

Odunsi – ‘Farabale’ ft Dami Oniru »
Off his "Time Of Our Lives" EP is this amazing love rendition from the Odunsi you can't go wrong with. Dami brings the song home with her sweet vocals. The song would leave you feeling like you don't want it to end. Thank me later.

Jinmi Abduls – ‘Tinuke Eko’ »
A folk love tune from a promising university undergraduate that just reminds you of your first puppy love story or a series of such. In all its simplicity it’s a beautiful song for the young at heart.

BOJ – ‘Ire’ »
The DRB Lasgidi act is simply serves this amazing love song, which is not the usual kind of love song you’d hear every other day – largely due to his unique vocal delivery.


Which did we leave out? Share with us.

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