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BELLA SHMURDA SPEAKS ON BABY MAMA's

Published By: flex ab 15th September, 2021 Afropop star, Akinbiyi Abiola Ahmed popularly known as Bella Shmurda has said he can’t stand the practice of having baby mamas due to his experiences in the past. The ‘Cash App’ crooner spoke in a recent interview wherein he reflected on his growing up, music career, and love life. According to him, his detest for baby mamas stems from the fact that he comes from a polygamous family where his father has four wives. Shmurda said happenings around him have also shown that while some are able to put up with having baby mamas, it has also ruined the lives of others. Related News Bella Shmurda drops sophomore EP ‘High Tension 2.0’ Bella Shmurda set to drop sophomore EP, 'High Tension 2.0' Teni, Omah Lay, others to perform at Africa Day concert The singer also said he cannot afford to repeat the “mistakes” of those who have experienced setbacks due to such a lifestyle. “I won’t be following the popular trend of getting a baby mama because growing up, listening to music and watching things like that, I have been able to see people’s mistakes, downfall and I have come to see the reasons for that,” he said. “Little things such as that are part of the reasons. Some are lucky, they have a lot of baby mamas and are still doing great, some are unlucky, they only have one baby mama and became ruined. “So, l don’t want to follow that path, coming from a polygamous home with four wives is another experience. I can’t make that mistake. So, at a point, I have to settle down but now I’m working and believe my future wife is out there

More than anything, Zinoleesky’s self-explanatory song titles have propped his extraordinary hit-making abilities in the industry. From Kilofeshe to Naira Marley and Ma Pariwo, the Marlian Label stand-out has managed to give credence to his singles with just titles that do more than enough in preparing listeners for what’s to come. Zinoleesky’s latest, Gone Far, is no different than its predecessors. Lugging just a couple of years experience as his claim to fame, ‘Gone Far’ does justice in declaring the singer’s superstar abilities which is a thing of his transcendent delivery style and a voice that grips as much as accompanying instrumentals, do. Fresh off his collaboration with Busiswa on the remix of hit, Kilofeshe, Zinoleesky is still in his Gqom loving phase. Over a sprightly bass beat produced by frequent collaborator, Timi Jay, he tells of his rise to the top, hinting at the very obvious and now cliche bumpy journey to fame, rife with doubt and disdain. For Zinoleesky however, his sturdiness isn’t solely native to his music but a shared feature that’s prominent in his relationship with family and friends, as noted in Gone Far. A storyteller with ears for mood-elevating music as evidenced in Ma Pariwo, Zinoleesky delivering fun and feelings on Gone Far, comes as no surprise. https://trendybeatz.com/download-mp3/16265/zinoleesky-gone-far https://www.six9ja.com/zinoleesky-gone-far-video/

Don Jazzy unveils new Mavin artiste, Magixx

Don Jazzy, Magixx Victoria Edeme 23 September 2021 Chief Executive Officer of Mavin Records, Don Jazzy has unveiled a new artiste, Magixx, into his record label. The music producer took to his verified Instagram page to share a video of the new act while announcing the release of his experimental project. He wrote, “The most exciting times at Mavin is when an artist is getting activated from the Mavin Academy. Today Is one of those days. “We are super proud and excited to introduce to you MAGIXX. Super young talented versatile vocalist/Songwriter. One of UNILAG’s finest. At Midnight we will listen to his New Debut EP.” Acknowledging the welcome, the new artiste, Magixx, took to his Instagram handle to announce himself as a member of the Mavin family. Read Also Mavin Records partner Young Bookworms on literacy day New app to connect Don Jazzy, Bisola Aiyeola, other celebs to fans People who mock me for doing skits are ignorant — Don Jazzy He said, “I am super proud and happy for this day, this moment, this time! One I have been waiting for all my life! “it’s finally here and it’s beautiful! But more beautiful because I am here to take you on a journey of love and passion. “Before we start, I would like to say a big thank you to my Daddy @donjazzy for believing so much in me, and equipping me with the tools to navigate properly on this beautiful journey we are about to embark on.” One of the most popular record labels in Nigeria, Mavin is home to some of the finest artistes in Nigeria including fast-rising acts like Ayra Starr, Rema, Ladipoe, Johnnie Drille among others

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iego Maradona enjoyed an unforgettable seven-year spell at Napoli between 1984 and 1991, but it would have been an entirely different story had he completed a move to Marseille in 1989. The late Bernard Tapie, the then-president of the French club, almost signed Maradona that year, but the move failed to materialise. The Argentine had agreed a move to bring an end to his time in Italy, but one major obstacle remained in his way: Napoli president Corrado Ferlaino. Ferlaino has been described as "the owner of Maradona", but Maradona ensured Tapie that he could convince him to let him leave. A new meeting was then held between Marseille and Maradona in Naples, in which he was promised a house in an exclusive area and a garage for all his cars. Former Marseille director of football Michel Hidalgo was at the meeting, and he revealed Maradona's reply to these promises. "He threw me the car keys and said to me: 'Will you come and get my Ferraris?'" Hidalgo told L'Equipe. MORE in MARCA 3rd Stimulus Check: What is IRS Treas 310? | Marca Marca Usain Bolt announces partner's birth of twins | Marca Marca However, it soon became clear that the move would be impossible to complete, as the negotiators were invited to leave Naples "at gunpoint", according to Mundo Deportivo. Maradona would go on to help Napoli lift the Scudetto in the 1989/90 season whilst Marseille went on to lift the Champions League in 1993, but it all could have been completely different had he made the switch to the south of France club