OZEBA ��� Rema
OZEBA is one of the songs on Rema���s ���HEIS��� album, and it means “to enter trouble.” This song’s on the same energy level with ���God of Elijah, send down fire.���
Unripe Pawpaw ��� Zlatan
Good luck to anyone who can find out what Zlatan meant by ���unripe pawpaw��� in this song that has nothing to do with fruits, but throwing legwork all day.
Kolomental ��� Faze
Before music listeners called Rema���s ���HEIS��� album the music for mad people, Faze declared listeners should dance like crazy people to his Kolomental jam. You may need to check yourself for ���kolomental��� if you’re feeling this song too much.
Fokasibe ��� DJ Zeez
We wonder what kind of headspace DJ Zeez was in when he turned the statement that literally means ���Your head has scattered��� into a compliment for being a trendy person. We call it ���Sability��� now tho.
Ladi ��� Phyno & Olamide featuring Lil Kesh
It was a dark time when Olamide, Phyno and Lil Kesh made a song against cunnilingus. Thank God they weren’t speaking for the real eaters. Hopefully they see the light now.
Run Mad ��� Terry G
Terry G has only one message in this lousy, hyper-fast song: ���Catch me if you can.��� But he found a creative way to deliver it: ���You can only run, run, run / Run, run, run pass Terry G when you run mad.��� Except you’re “losing it,” you have no reason to tussle this bragging rights with the Akpako Master.
Free Madness (Part 1) ��� Terry G
Don’t bother to find any train of thought in Terry G���s Free Madness, else you���ll get lost. It’s a mixture of every random and unplanned ideas that popped up in his head. Little wonder he called it ���free madness��� instead of a ���freestyle.���
ZaZoo Zeh ��� Portable featuring Olamide & Poco Lee
Since this song pushed Portable to the mainstream, no other Nigerian artist has been as restless as him.
Banger ��� Skuki
This isn’t an end-of-the-year song or an anthem about throwing Christmas lights. The ���banger��� Skuki wants to launch is the thing between their legs. Scary and shameless.
Baby Konga ��� Konga
“A konga, B konga, C konga” or what was blood waffling about in this jam? I’ll leave his jungle language to the people in spirit to interpret sha.




