• Artiste Name: Carterefe
• Song Title: Oyinmo
• Featuring: Young Duu
• Genre: Afrobeats
• Country: Nigeria
• Year: 2023

Skit maker and singer, Carterefe has unlocked a party-ready single entitled, Oyinmo featuring Portable’s ex-signee, Young Duu.

It is impressive to see Efe having a song with Young Duu after the controversial news that Young Duu has been in the past weeks.

The song is a soft and melodious track laced with good instrumental fusions.

With production assistance from serial hit-maker, Larry Lanes.

Watch and enjoy!

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Carterefe, a skit-maker and controversial artiste, Habeeb Okikiola popularly known as Portable have linked up at the recording studio to create a song for their audience.

Two of them were seen developing a new sound with musician Berri Tiga, who is close to Carter.

But it’s unclear whether the trio intends to collaborate on a single song or a number of songs.

In a now-viral video, Portable was seen passionately singing into the microphone as the Machala crooner merely sat back and bopped his head to the beat.

After they finished singing, an internal listening session was held to hear the final song that had been mixed and mastered in the hopes that it would be a hit.

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In the meantime, Portable has publicly pleaded with David Adeleke, better known by his stage name Davido for a collaboration.

Portable begged Davido in a video posted on his official Instagram page to give him a verse in his upcoming song.

The “Zazoo Zeh” singer, while pleading with the DMW Label CEO for a song verse, praises him and, as a result, manages to elicit favourable responses from online users.

However, Davido did not reject or accept the Zeh Nation founder’s request for a music verse in his reply; instead, he expressed excitement for the singer as he frequently makes reference to his stage name “Zazoo Zazoo.”

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Fans of Wizkid and Davido are given a clear message by well-known online comedian Carter Efe, where he stopped them from comparing both artists by supporters

He aggressively warned them to stop comparing Davido and Wizkid both of them are legends, instead they should compare their Family, “Compare your mother and father” Carter Efe to Wizkid FC and 30BG Fans!!! 

Carter Efe fumed as he officially Declares himself A 30B  “From today onwards I am now a 30BG member, next week I will drop a song for Davido, I want to give Davido and 30BG an Anthem, Wizkid FC Una to do, Wizkid just posted Davido, but Wizkid has not posted you FC”

It would be recalled that the Nigerian comedian turned artist, Carterefe seems to have switched camp from Wizkid to Davido as he recently begged the latter for a collaboration.

Carter had just dropped his much-anticipated single Oluchi, and he believed the song needed a remix featuring Davido’s influence.

The content creator proceeded to Twitter to make the announcement in which he tagged Omo Baba Olowo and begged the DMW chairman to bless him with a verse.

Meanwhile, Davido Adeleke, a legendary Afrobeat performer, discusses his improved relationship with Wizkid and announces their joint concert tour.

It may be recalled that Wizkid once announced plans to tour with David Adeleke, which sparked criticism.

In a recent interview, Davido confirmed that he would in fact be joining the Ojuelegba singer on a concert tour. However, he did say that it might happen the subsequent year rather than this one.

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Nigerian comedian turned artist, Carterefe seems to have switched camp from Wizkid to Davido as he recently begged the latter for a collaboration.

Carter had just dropped his much-anticipated single Oluchi, and he believed the song needed a remix featuring Davido’s influence.

The content creator proceeded to Twitter to make the announcement in which he and tagged Omo Baba Olowo and begged the DMW chairman to bless him with a verse.

The Machala crooner tweeted; “OLUCHI is out @davido I need a verse from you.”

 

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However, many people found Carterefe’s tweet insulting and advised the Machala singer to get a verse from Wizkid, his favourite performer, instead.

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ab.bobade18 wrote: Shey memory verse Abi Bible verse coz I no understand

i_am_oyinsexy wrote: Wetin do your wizkid. Abeg leave Davido for us and face your Machala or Wetin you Dey call am

certified_omoba wrote: Make e go need verse from wiz no be only davido with e wide head

uncle.manuel wrote: Una don see am finish na, no value

scott_packa wrote: Money don Dey control this one keypad o

_teephah wrote: I thought He is a wizkid fan?

kimsugar123 wrote: But na wizkid you love na

black2225_ wrote: This guy no get respect again. small nyash really Dey shake

ajebukolanancy wrote: Carter and clout • You never promote Oluchi finish o like say na him dey sing am

paulriches2022 wrote: Simplicity shouldn’t be abuse

stottylion wrote: See how e call davido with no respect that small Doe u get de worry ur head ba??

¡_ampoe wrote: Ode u think say this one na Machala or wetin una deh call am

_hustleorbeg wrote: Babe sharply switch side when Machala no give ham attention. E good na

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With his recent achievement on the Billboard World Albums Chart, Ayodeji Balogun, better known by his stage as Wizkid, has once again written his name into history.

The Grammy-winning singer, who recently made headlines for becoming the first Nigerian artist to receive a diamond certification in the US courtesy of his feature on Drake’s “One Dance” which sold more than 10 million copies, has now accomplished yet another significant accomplishment.

In a new update, the singer’s fourth studio album, “Made in Lagos,” has now charted in the Billboard World Albums category for four consecutive years (2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023), spending over 100 weeks on the chart and making it the first African album to achieve such a feat.

• Wizkid’s “Made In Lagos” re-enters Billboard World Album Chart for its 110th week on the chart at #15.

— The album becomes the first African album to appear in the chart in 4 different years:
2020
2021
2022
2023

— MUSICFRO (@MusiqFro) January 4, 2023

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Meanwhile, Nigerians are excited for Carterefe As he finally meets Wizkid.

In 2022, Carterefe dropped a single Machala in honour of his idol Wizkid and it was almost an instant hit.

On social media, Carter would refuse to let any insult to Wizkid slide even though he has never seen the singer in person.

After months of trolling, Carter ended 2022 on a high note as he finally got to meet the Bad To Me crooner at his concert in Lagos on December 30.

He shared a video of how Wizkid pulled him closer for a hug when he walked up to him backstage. An elated Efe wrote: ‘Began the Year Believing, Ending the year Achieving. Baba hug me This is a snippet of next year. CHARIS. God bless you @godson45.’

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Google previously published a list of the most searched Nigerian lyrics for 2022, and Mp3bullet.ng has provided an overview based on that information.

2022 was a great year for Afrobeat and Nigerian artists with many Nigerian songs seeping through the border and attracting a lot of buzz.

What made it appealing for these songs were their lyrics which had people googling them to understand and sing along.

In that regard, Mp3bullet.ng presents the 2022 Most Searched Nigerian lyrics on Google.

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Finesse Lyrics

“If I broke na my business” was the watchword for those who were looking for opportunities to splurge on their heart desires and in “Finesse” they found that backing.

What started as a snippet turned into one of 2022’s biggest songs and its lyrics played a major role in making this happen.

Overdose Lyrics

To commemorate ten years, Mavin Record released an all-star song titled “Overdose‘. With Don Jazzy at the switchboard and Crayon anchoring the hook, the song was given all the necessary ingredients by the current artists on the label.

Rush lyrics

Ayra Starr is truly a star and doesn’t care if it is a male-dominated industry, she will have her say no matter what. While Rush came out in the last quarter of the year, it didn’t stop it from becoming a fan favourite.

Palazzo lyrics

Asake ruled 2022, everyone can agree, no matter what tribe or nationality you are, there is that pull to google whatever lyrics he is singing and for the DJ SPinall-owned “Palazzo“, it was a special case.

Videos of people in the club googling the lyrics so they could sing along went viral on social media. You can tell how good a song is by how many people will literally take out time to learn its lyrics.

Bandana lyrics

Another Asake collaboration on this list shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone, “Bandana” earned the right to be on this list.

Right from the beginning, the song is a jam for a sing-along party.

Buga lyrics

Kizz Daniel bounced back in full force this year with “Buga“. Not only was Gen Z dancing to this, but our favourite Nigerian aunties hijacked it as their anthems. Your aunty might not know who Kizz Daniel is but she definitely knows the lyrics to Buga.

Cough lyrics

Of course, after the success of “Buga“, it was only right that music listeners were eager to consume whatever Kizz Daniel dropped next as long it was appealing to their ears and “Cough” didn’t disappoint.

Immediately after its release, the song found its way to TikTok.

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Machala lyrics

A comedian turning into a singer isn’t unheard of but Carterefe’s strategy of making his debut song a melodious homage to Wizkid was smart and it doesn’t help that the chorus is ridiculously hard to ignore whenever it comes up.

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Berri Tiga capped the year on a high note by treating himself to a brand-new Mercedes-Benz SUV.

This comes months after the artist gained notoriety for his appearance on the popular song Machala.

In a video that his colleague posted, Berri and CarterEfe can be seen leaving a house and walking to a parking lot before Berri gets into his spotless Benz.

The friend who posted the positive news on his Instagram story congratulated him in the caption.

Berri also took to his page and showed off the whip as he asked fans to prepare to congratulate him on his achievements so far.

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zoryiivv; No be October them rip this boy?? ????

gylliananthonette; Person don tire to type congratulations …Congrats

elvisnation12; From the %5 you buy GLE 350 why ripper buy ML 350 I never understand the story shall

iamxter_lee; Shey na the 5% you take buy benz… otida

bobbykim; Ewan shey yahoo ewan fi misic gbewa ni handicap ????????

portmajik_autos; Person wey collect 95% self no buy expensive benz like this ????

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Meanwhile, Mp3bullet.ng reported days ago that Berri Tiga resumed dragging content creator, Carterefe over their copyright saga on the song, Machala.

He claimed the comedian turned singer gave him N200,000 as 30 per cent royalty from the earnings generated by the hit track.

Speaking during an Instagram live session, Berri slammed Carter Efe for giving him a very laughable amount.

He lamented over being cheated of getting his fair share from the song which rose up to the number one spot on streaming platforms.

Berri Tiga mocked the skit-maker by saying that the music business does not operate the same way as the online comedy industry

The ‘God’ singer used reference from the internet and wondered if the money Carter Efe sent to him is meant for ‘garri or eba’.

But the duo have now settled their differences and they got fans accusing them of continually using fight to stay relevant.

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Google recently released the list of the most searched Nigerian songs for 2022 and Mp3bullet.ng has made a list on that note.

The Nigerian Music Industry despite the many tragedies and challenges it faced this year managed to serenade the hearts of listeners with great tunes.

Many of these songs found their way to the top o the charts, immediately becoming hits and dominating the airwaves.

On that note, Mp3bullet.ng gives the Most Searched Nigerian Songs on Google For 2022

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See the top 10 most searched songs on Google in Nigeria in 2022

1. Buga – Kizz Daniel ft Tekno

In May, Kizz Daniel took the Nigerian music industry by storm when he released “Buga” featuring another Afropop singer, Tekno.

The song became a hit immediately after its release, topped several charts and also made its way outside the country becoming another Afrobeat song to dominate the international music scene. Its no surprise that it is the most searched Nigerian song on Google.

2. Overdose – Mavins, Crayon, Ayra Starr, Ladipoe, Magixx and Boy Spyce

Don Jazzy and his new generation Mavin stars banded together to create the magic they titled “Overdose“. Released in June, the song found success on the music scene and was produced by Don Jazzy.

The song was the lead single for their collaborative album, “Chapter X” which was released in December.

3. Machala – Carterefe ft Berri Tiga

2022 is a year that saw a lot of entertainers go into music which is why it wasn’t too much of a surprise when Instagram skit maker, Carterefe decided to enter the music industry but he smartly did it with a song dedicated to Nigeria’s biggest superstar, Wizkid.

While Caterefe didn’t sing the song, his featured artist Berri Tiga did a great job of giving the song the needed spice to make it an afrobeat hit. While Wizkid didn’t say anything about the song, it found favour among his fans.

The resulting scandal from the online fight between Carterefe and Berri Tiga helped boost the song to popularity.

4. Calm Down – Rema

Rema made his make this 2022 with “Calm Down” his first single for the year. The song was the first single to be released from his debut album, “Raves and Roses“.

The soothing Caribbean-infused song “Calm Down” made waves in Nigeria and outside the country and even bagged certifications from various countries.

A remix collaboration with Selena Gomex gave the song an extra boost in its popularity.

5. Rush – Ayra Starr

Ayra Starr has come so far since her entrance into the Industry in 2021. After an EP, a debut album which shortly followed it and a deluxe, the singer decided to up her game in 2022 with “Rush“.

The fashionista made a hit with “Rush” and just like “Bloody Samaritan“, it became a Tik-Tok viral song.

6. Terminator – Asake

Asake is one of 2022’s biggest winners, releasing back-to-back hit songs to keep fans fully fed. While he has many hit songs, “Terminator” seemed to have gotten more attention from fans who searched for it on Google.

One reason for this could be the fact that Asake delayed its release and was forced to release it when it was leaked.

7. Girlfriend – Ruger

Ruger this year released the deluxe version of his second EP, “The Second Wave” which had three songs added to it. “Girlfriend” one of the songs gained a lot of attention for many reasons, some of it being the boppy beat and its toxic like lyrics.

8. Finesse – Pheelz ft BNXN

What started as a snippet turned into one of the biggest songs of 2022. “Finesse” is Pheelz’s breakthrough song that solidified his decision to transition from being a producer to singing. The song’s simple but groovy beat and its catchy lyrics are some of the contributing factors to the song being on this list.

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9. How are you my friend – Johnny Drille

Produced by Don Jazzy, “How Are You” (My Friend)” is a song of hope and Assurance that quickly warmed its way into the hearts of listeners after its release.

10. Cough – Kizz Daniel

After the success of “Buga”, Kizz Daniel released “Cough” which also became a hit. The song is a collaborative effort between him and his distribution label, Empire.

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Nigerian singer-songwriter Timi Dakolo has explained why some individuals do not reciprocate the love that is bestowed on them.

In a tweet seen by Mp3bullet.ng, the father of two claimed that some people are ignorant of the affection they receive from others.

The singer of “Iyawo mi” claims that these people are not in any way self-centred because they grew up in households where survival came before love.

According to Timi Dakolo, such individuals prioritise their survival above all else and do not place the maxim “to love and be loved” at the top of their list of priorities.

He tweeted;

Some people don’t know what to do with all the love you are pouring into them. Not that they are selfish or anything like that,they grew up in a house where survival was priority not LOVE. They just want to survive. To love and be loved is not top on their list. Sad but true.

Some people don’t know what to do with all the love you are pouring into them. Not that they are selfish or anything like that,they grew up in a house where survival was priority not LOVE. They just want to survive. To love and be loved is not top on their list. Sad but true.

— Timi Dakolo (@timidakolo) November 29, 2022

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Meanwhile, Mp3bullet.ng reported that Timi Dakolo voiced his views about the controversial performer Habeeb Okikiola, also known as Portable Omolalomi, after he teased the release of the song “Aza Man.”

In accordance with the feud between Carterefe and Berri Tiga over the ‘Machala‘ hit tune, the Zazu Zeh star quickly borrowed a leaf from one of Asake’s popular tracks, Organise, and is here with a jam that appears to be pleasing in Nigerians’ ears.

On the video he shared, celebrities like Davido and DJ Neptune also gave encouraging comments.

Timi Dakolo stated in a comment under a video that an IG blogger uploaded that Portable is a really talented man who would be unstoppable if he can pull himself together.

This statement was made amid several applause for this work of his that has not yet been released.

In his words:

“If this guy puts it all together, he will be hard to stop. A very talented guy #myopinion”

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Carterefe has dissed Afrobeats singer Ahmed “Asake” Ololade in a freestyle.

He boasted about being the best rapper in the industry while recording a freestyle rap song with some friends.

Carterefe made the suggestion that Asake should “go and sleep” because he is not comparable to him in terms of rapping ability.

 

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Carter Efe came to the limelight first as a comedian then as a musician after he dropped a tribute song to Wizkid titled; Machala.

The single featuring Berri Tiga officially debuted on the US Billboard Afrobeats Charts.

Efe, who during that period announced a switch from comedy to music, reacted to the achievement via his Twitter page with a screenshot of the Billboard Chart.

He released Machala on the 29th of July, and it debuted at the 14th position of 50 on the afrobeat charts, alongside songs by top stars like Burna Boy, Davido, Rema and his idol Wizkid.

In other news, Carter Efe acquires Mercedes-Benz M-Class days after signing a lucrative deal of N20 million with herbal brand, Fekomi Herbs.

The 21 year old’s Mercedes M-Class is a two-row luxury midsize SUV with posh interior and a user-friendly tech.

The 21 year old shared the news of his latest acquisition on Instagram Story, where he was seen posing with the Mercedes-Benz at a dealership.

The social media influencer splashed on the ride days after bagging a Twenty Million Naira (N20 million) endorsement deal with Nigerian herbal brand, Fekomi Herbals.

His latest deal comes few weeks after he reportedly signed an endorsement deal worth over N70 million with Pro Classics.

He later shared a video of himself taking a Lamborghini Huracan Spyder for a spin in what looks like a commercial for Pro Classics brand.

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Nigerian fast-rising artist, and content creator Oderhohwo Joseph Efe, popularly called Carterefe has sent a message to girls who have been showing interest in dating him.

He subtly admitted that as a result of his newfound fame, girls beg him to date them.

The creator of the content posted a video of him venting and asked the women several questions about what they would be willing to do for him.

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Carter Efe asked if they would be capable of taking care of him when he eventually agrees to date any of them.

He questioned whether any girls he settled for would be able to afford to buy him hair and clothes, even though some of his demands seemed ridiculous.

”If I gree for you, can you take care of me, can you buy me clothes?” he asked.

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The issue of song ownership and theft among Nigerian artists is perhaps as old as the music industry itself.

Many artists have clashed with other artists and even record labels over the years on who is the true owner of particular songs.

Given the recent incident between comedian Carterefe and Berri Tiga over ownership of a song, Mp3bullet.ng compiled a list of the major times Nigerian artists have fought over the ownership of their song.

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Carterefe/Berri Tiga (Machala)

Due to his appearances in sketches, Oderhohwo Efe, nicknamed Carterefe, was better known as an Instagram comedian. Many people were astonished, however, when Efe announced the release of a new song called ‘Machala.’ He was reported to feature an artist named Berri Tiga.

However, there was great confusion when people heard the song and realised that Berri Tiga sang a sizable amount of it. In actuality, Carter seems to have just appeared vocally in the intro.

Since Berri did not cry foul, many felt Carter was indeed the rightful owner of the song and that the duo had a working arrangement.

Thus, it was unexpected to learn that the song had been removed from a number of music streaming services, including Apple Music and Spotify.

No reasons were given; however, insiders say it might not be unconnected to the ownership and rights tussle between both artists.

The fallout between Efe and Tiga began when Berri Tiga, in an Instagram life, said, “I wrote and sang Machala 100 Percent”.

Efe, who unfollowed Berri Tiga on Instagram, accused him of seeking attention.

Efe also shared a screenshot of a conversation in which Berri Tiga thanked him for the opportunity to appear in the song.

Efe also stated that another artist, Hotkid, had a verse on the song, but Tiga begged with him to remove it since Hotkid would ‘take the shine’ off the tune. He continued, saying Berri was thanking him for the chance while also claiming ownership of the song on Instagram.

Portable/Poco Lee (Zazzu Zeh)

To call Habeeb Okikiola, known as Portable, one of the most contentious artists in recent times is an understatement.

The musician has primarily been in the headlines for the wrong reasons since he rose to fame in the latter half of 2021.

Recall that he first gained popularity when his song, “Zazzu Zeh,” on which he collaborated with rapper Olamide, was released. His reputation soared, and he received invitations to perform at numerous events.

However, his relationship with Poco Lee did not endure long, as he accused the latter of attempting to rip (cheat) him off. He said that Poco Lee uploaded the music on the Internet and claimed ownership.

Shortly after performing at the popular singer, Wizkid’s concert in December, Portable made a video to accuse Poco Lee of stealing his song, and the $3,000 sprayed on him on the stage by Wizkid.

Speaking in Yoruba, he said, “Wizkid blessed me with $3,000. But Poco Lee, the dancer, picked the money. Out of $3,000, he gave me only $600. I am a street boy. Poco Lee, you did not show love at all. Rather, your intention was to rip (cheat) me. Are you the owner of the song? Why was the song released as ‘Poco Lee featuring Portable and Olamide’; instead of it being the other way round? Are you mad? You had better respect yourself.”

Due to the several controversies, Portable has been involved in, Poco Lee has distanced himself from the singer. In a tweet which many believed was targeted at the singer, Lee wrote, “I wish I never took that talkative nuisance out of the trenches.”

Tiwa Savage/Seyi Shay (Lova Lova)

For as long as anyone can remember, there has been no love lost between Tiwa Savage and Seyi Shay. They clashed at a hair salon as their hostility came to a head. Tiwa could be heard yelling when Shay approached her to meet her in Online videos that went viral.

Savage requested Shay not to approach her since she knows she (Shay) dislikes her and has spoken critically about her.

Shortly after the occurrence, Seyi Shay stated in an interview that she composed Savage’s verse in the song “Lova Lova,” which featured Duncan Mighty. She implied that Savage had taken certain efforts to undermine her brand.

She said, “This is the same person that took my song, ‘Lova Lova’, which is one of her biggest songs ever. I composed that song with…but when I called her that I co-wrote the song, she said she did not believe what I said, and she refused to compensate me.

“She was the same person who attacked a popular artiste because she featured on my song, after the artiste had featured on her own song too. She also approached a popular brand to withdraw me as their ambassador. All these have been going on for years but I said nothing about it. It is just unfortunate.”

However, the duo appears to have put the incident behind them, as they shared a hug at a concert in December 2021.

It also bears stating that an artiste, Danny Young, once sued Savage to the tune of N200m. According to Young, Savage used some lines from his song, ‘Oju ti ti Won’ in her song, ‘All Over’.

Both parties later settled the case out of court.

Ay.com/Terry G (Pass Me your Love)

Though both artists, Gabriel Amanyi (Terry G) and Ayoola Johnson (Ay.com), are no longer as popular as they once were, many people remember their nasty feud over a song.

The song “Pass Me Your Love” by Ay.com was once among the most popular in the nation. He featured Terry G, who was another popular performer at the time.

However, relations between them soured, and Ay requested that Terry stop singing the song at events and concerts. He said that Terry G was performing the song like it was his own and stealing the spotlight.

At the height of their spat, Ay once stormed an event where Terry G had performed the song.

Taking to the stage, the former said, “Whenever you are cheated, you have to speak up. Otherwise, you would lose out. What happened between me and Terry G had to happen. I want to explain something to my fans. I composed the song.

“How would you feel that after your hard work, another man is reaping the fruits of your labour? He was performing the song and getting paid. Meanwhile, me as the rightful owner of the house, would be at home doing nothing. I even told me that we should perform the song together whenever he had a show, but he did not listen to me. To all my fans, whenever you see Terry G performing ‘Pass Me your Love’, please stop him, to help the Nigerian music industry.”

However, in an interview years ago, Ay claimed that the matter had been resolved amicably.

He said, “Me and Terry G is an old issue, and I don’t really like to talk about it anymore. We are ‘cool’ with each other now. We are colleagues and as regards working with him again, nobody can predict the future.”

Apparently still attached to the song, Ay.com recently released its remix; over 10 years after the first song was released. On the remix, he featured Peruzzi. However, it did not do as well as the original version.”

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2Baba/Blackface (African Queen)

Both Ahmedu Obiabo (Blackface) and Innocent Idibia (2baba, also known as 2face), who hails from Benue State, were formerly members of Plantashun Boiz. However, things have started to fall apart between the former friends and partners.

After 2baba went solo, he recorded a song called ‘African Queen,’ which is still one of the singer’s biggest hits. It may be found on his first solo album, “Face 2 Face.”

Later, Blackface stepped out to claim ownership of the song, a claim that 2baba did not contest.

Blackface eventually started insulting 2baba at any chance he got. This prompted the latter to file a N50 million character defamation lawsuit against Blackface.

Though different stakeholders and important personalities have tried to mend fences between the duo, the truce never lasts.

However, in 2019, they both agree to settle the matter out of court. A source close to the duo was alleged to have said, “After the successful mediation, Blackfaze promised not to publicly accuse 2baba again, while 2baba agreed to make all the necessary corrections and amendments that had prevented Blackfaze from receiving royalties.”

Blackface even went on to release his own version of ‘African Queen’, but it did not do nearly as well as 2baba’s version.

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