Tuesday, 10 December 2013

NBC bans 25 songs

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The Nigerian Broadcast Commission (NBC) has reportedly banned 25 songs by a number of local and international artists, including D'banj and Timaya.
Nigerian Entertainment Today reports that the songs were banned because they contained "obscene lyrics and visuals".
Local artists weren't the only ones under the NBC's scrutiny. Rihanna's 'Pour it Up' and Miley Cyrus' 'Wrecking ball' have also been banned.
NET reports that the NBC has also banned eight music videos earlier this year.

Check out the full list of newly banned songs.
‘Voom Va’ by Skuki
‘Ngelele Dance’ by Baby Rhymz
‘Birthday’ by 2chainz
‘Jack Sparrow’ by Rayce
‘Your Number’ by Ayo Jay
‘Caro’ by Wizkid
‘Wrecking ball’ by Miley Cyrus
‘Thirsty for you’ by Ash Hamman
‘Pour It Up’ by Rihanna
‘Ukwu’ by Timaya
‘Coupe Dekale’ by Minjin
‘Oluwa loni disco’ by Quest
‘Kosere’ by LNC
‘Stupid Love’ by Olamide
‘Tony Montana’ by D’banj
‘Ghost mode’ by Phyno
‘Gobe’ by Davido
‘Afefe’ by Dr Sid
‘The Matter’ by Maleek Berry,
‘Voice of the street’ by Olamide
‘Paper Remix’ by Sheyman
‘Nawti’ by Olu Maintain
‘Sunmomi’ by Shaydee,
‘Ice’ by Kelly Rowland
‘Sexy Ladies’ by Timaya
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4 comments:

  1. Anonymous10 December 2013 at 15:01

    They were sleeping on 'duty' before.Glad they have finally woken up to their responsibilities..

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  2. France11 December 2013 at 07:48

    This NBC should go and sit down, these are artists that refused to bribe them if not y is it they none of Flavours' songs is listed

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  3. Bumpy says so11 December 2013 at 08:18

    How can you ban a song after it has been released to the Nigerian public, this ban should have been before and not after, NBC should know better

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  4. Anonymous11 December 2013 at 16:17

    Banned how? U cant dwnload from d'internet or wat?jokers!

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