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“Country Hard, Scatter Scatter… Jaga Jaga”, By Reuben Abati “Helloooo. Are you okay?” “Yeah, yeah, my bro” “Can you speak English? I don’t get your drift. All these your what’s gwan, and yeah, yeah, I hope you have not gone to take your thing again. If you want to engage me in a conversation, then speak straight English and stop saying yeah, yeah….” “Bros, you sef, you too dey do. Who cares anymore in this country?” “Ï do” “Ëverything don scatter scatter, Nigeria don jaga jaga. Na where we dey be that oh” “Ï see you are a fan of Eedris Abdulkareem. Fes...

“So Eedris Abulkareem, the rap artist is right then. Keyamo misses the point.”

Nigeria: “Country Hard, Scatter Scatter… Jaga Jaga”, By Reuben Abati “Let’s say the two of them are doing their job. This life is a hustle. Every man according to his stomach.” “Helloooo. Are you okay?” “Yeah, yeah, my bro” “Can you speak English? I don’t get your drift. All these your what’s gwan, and yeah, yeah, I hope you have not gone to take your thing again. If you want to engage me in a conversation, then speak straight English and stop saying yeah, yeah….” “Bros, you sef, you too dey do. Who cares anymore in this country?”

Eedris Abdulkareem: Interesting facts about di Nigerian singer wey sing Jagajaga reloaded 2 hours wey don pass Wia dis foto come from, Eedris Abdulkareem Eedris Abdukareem dey trend for social media space after Nigerian Minister, Festus Keyamo call am out for alleged blackmail. Dis dey follow di release of im new song ‘Jajajaga reloaded’ wey di Minister alleged say di Nigerian artiste bin try blackmail am wit di song. Di veteran artiste bin first release di first version of di ‘Jaga Jaga’ song for 2004 wey make am chop ban from playing on radio and also from performing for live conc...

Gbosa, gbosa, gunshot inna di air Nigeria had just returned to civil rule at the time, Olusegun Obasanjo was President and the likes of Festus Keyamo , Femi Falana, Gani Fawehimi and other civil rights activists were still in the trenches, giving governments hell and calling out perceived ills of the political class. Abdulkareem's 'Jaga Jaga' was a commentary on how badly run Nigeria was and how everything was falling apart. Festus Keyamo says he is not about to abandon his principles for corrupt politicians (Instagram: @Festuskeyamo70) ...