Dear Nigerians,
Let's be more tolerant to people's democratic choices!
On this app and various social media platforms, I've observed lots of unhealthy verbal gymnastics whenever popular supporters of presidential candidates make a switch.
I've followed PO leadership style since he was Anambra Governor and he earned my trust. I voted him in 2023 and will vote him again in 2027. There are some political issues I wished he handled differently but I must acknowledge that there's nothing he does that would please everyone. I stand firmly with him because he has demonstrated the courage, credibility and capacity required to right many wrongs and redirect Nigeria towards a path of progress and sustainable development.
At the same time, I recognise that people's political choices are determined by various factors; could be based on personal experiences, identity considerations or economic interests. Everyone is entitled to make choices that sit well with them, rightly or wrongly. That's democracy for you.
I have friends across the political divides and it doesn't affect our relationship. A few that misbehaved, I treated them accordingly. I've seen some popular supporters of PO withdraw their support. I may not agree with their reasons but I respect their democratic right to do so. No matter how anyone sees it, it's a minus, but we are also gaining others. Every voter counts, especially those who stood with us in the past. Their current affiliation should not erase or diminish their previous sacrifices and contributions.
It is absolutely unacceptable to bully anyone because of who they support. However, those who switch political allegiance should demonstrate emotional intelligence while promoting their new candidates or defending their decision. Casting aspersions on a candidate you once promoted, an idea you once defended or a group you were a part of, would definitely attract an equal and opposite response.
There's extreme hunger & poverty in the land and many people are easily triggered to react with explosive anger. Let's keep our social and political environment healthy, and treat one another with mutual respect.
As for the real PO supporters, let's keep our eyes on the ball. Refuse to be distracted. Focus on your polling units, convince and win more people to our side. Organise, Protect and Follow the votes on the election day. Definitely, Nigeria will soon be OK! ✌️.
Albert Breaker’s “Can I Be” is proof that Afrobeat has officially stopped checking passports. 😂
Man picked up an African rhythm, and entered the booth like he had suffered Lagos traffic before.
Young Jonn said “Let It Go” like he’s advising us to release our ex.
Brother, you produced half the heartbreak currently circulating in Nigeria. 😂
You first gave us songs to fall in love, now you’re telling us to let go.
Oga, let us breathe.
I genuinely don’t know why @davido is doing this to us.
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Please, everybody should attend. I definitely will not be there enjoying myself. ❤️😂
I feel so privileged to breathe new life into these timeless classics. It’s been a dream to recreate the works of Rex Lawson, Celestine Ukwu, Osita Osadebe, Paulson Kalu, K1 the Ultimate and more.
It feels good to finally live in this moment.
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I thought we had moved past this kind of Afropop.
Then Yemi Alade reminded me that perhaps we were the ones moving too fast.
It’s Yemi Alade feels familiar without feeling outdated.
Annoying when an old-school sound still knows how to behave in 2026.
@yemialadee
Ife has no business making music that sounds this old.
Jolly Papa sounds like somebody opened an old Igbo highlife record, added some Ghanaian highlife, passed it tru d Peacocks and Oriental Brothers, and somehow brought it back to 2026
And the annoying part?
It actually works.
😂 Then you definitely succeeded.
But seriously, thank you for putting this album together. There’s something special about hearing these sounds carried into 2026 with so much warmth and intention.
Well done, Ife. 🤍
I think I’ve gone back far enough to wake a few ancestors up. But I’m glad Jolly Papa has you in a loop like this. That’s exactly the kind of trouble I wanted to cause. 😂
And that’s exactly what makes it interesting. 😂 You went back far enough and have enchanted some of us like this. Have played jolly papa over 20 times like this. Just on repeat.
Now I’m wondering how far back you can go before the ancestors start asking for royalties. 😂
Rema needs to stop making songs this catchy.
Some of us have serious lives to live.
Oh No has no business being this infectious. I came to listen once and somehow I’m on my fifth replay.
Very irresponsible behaviour from Rema.