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20 Nigerian songs that crossed over to the international market

The ever-flowing supply of talent, the growth of the local industry, and the diaspora, coupled with sheer determination and ingenuity have combined to propel Afrobeats to an international audience. This week's Afrobeats throwback takes a look notable Nigerian songs since 2000 that has left a mark internationally and contributed to Afrobeats' continuous global exportation. Here are 20 Nigerian songs that enjoyed major international market. ADVERTISEMENT 1. 'African Queen' - 2Baba 2.

2023: It's Only Peter Obi I've Not Met

The leadership of the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN) says contrary to beliefs in some quarters, it is yet to endorse any candidate for the 2023 presidential election in the country. The group however said it has made its mind and demands known to the major candidates and is awaiting feedback. Speaking on behalf of the group, Miyetti Allah president, Baba Othman Ngelzarma however said they would reveal the candidate to support before the February 2023 election.

Deza The Great's biography: Real name, age, religion, family, net worth

Deza The Great is an actor, business advisor, banker, and host from Nigeria. He has starred in numerous movies, such as Role Play (2022), Hot Mess (2023), and Love and the CEO (2023). He is currently the regional client engagement officer at Sterling Bank Plc in Lagos. Deza The Great's biography entails his thrilling career and personal life. TABLE OF CONTENTSDeza The Great is a popular actor in the Nigerian film industry, Nollywood.

Do Eclipse Glasses Expire? Here's What You Need to Know

Will Your Old Eclipse Glasses Work or Do You Need to Get New Ones?Most eclipse glasses can be used indefinitely as long as the filters aren't damaged in any way whatsoever. By Callie (Carlos) CadornigaApr. 8 2024, Published 11:23 a.m. ET Source: Getty ImagesIt's that time again for North America. Some folks in the U.S. will be lucky enough to view a solar eclipse. They happen about two or three times a year all over the world, but ones viewable in North American territories only occur once every 12 years or so, according to NASA scientists.