Showing posts with label mi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mi. Show all posts
Monday, 13 May 2013
VIDEO Premiere: M.I – Chairman
PULLING OUT ALL THE STOPS! MI IS ON THE THRONE WITH BANGING NEW VIDEO, CHAIRMAN.
Africa’s number one rapper and Glo ambassador M.I Abaga premiered this video exclusively to fans at the Silverbird Galleria on Sunday. Today everyone gets to see the highly anticipated video on Youtube!
Watch out for: A roll call of Hip-Hop’s hall of fame, from Tupac, B.I.G, JayZ, Eminem, Kanye West and others. MI Abaga continues in fearless form seated on his own throne and handing out his inimitable punch-lines. You want more? There’s a private jet, fast cars and some of the sexiest women in the world!
Directed by Ali Zamani.
Wednesday, 27 March 2013
Tuesday, 19 March 2013
VIDEO: M.I – CHAIRMAN [LIVE GOOGLE+ HANGOUT LISTENING SESSION]
This special #CHAIRMAN release is being streamed live from the Google+ Office where M.I is seated in a conference room. He’s joined by Surprise celebrity guests via web.
check out the live session when you continue after the cut
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Wednesday, 30 January 2013
Ex Model,Erica Okundaye and M.I Getting Married This year?
Erica Okundaye is a former model and the first runner-up in the edition of the Miss Nigeria beauty pageant that produced Damilola Agbajor as winner. She has been dating M.I for about 18months now and are said to be living together. She often cruises his white Range Rover Sports and C-class Benz around town. She is also a regular visitor at the rapper's office. The question many are asking now is this, it's a new year, will Erica and M.I walk down the aisle this year, 2013?
Wednesday, 24 October 2012
M.I Abaga – Ashes (In Memory of ALUU4)
This track may move you to tears!
“4 young men died at the hands of a lynch mob on the 5th of October 2012. Whether or not their deaths will mean anything, or fade out of our minds as just another meaningless tragedy, is up to us and what we do from here on.
I hope this song captures that message. Nothing would be worse than for a death to mean nothing.
Nothing.”
-MI Abaga
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“4 young men died at the hands of a lynch mob on the 5th of October 2012. Whether or not their deaths will mean anything, or fade out of our minds as just another meaningless tragedy, is up to us and what we do from here on.
I hope this song captures that message. Nothing would be worse than for a death to mean nothing.
Nothing.”
-MI Abaga
DOWNLOAD
Monday, 15 October 2012
Friday, 12 October 2012
2Face, Ice Prince, Paul Okoye, MI, 9ice, Timaya, Tee A, Others To Walk Against Domestic Violence
With the frequent rate of domestic violence and barbaric occurence across our nation, it is not now general knowledge that Nigeria is fast becoming a very dangerous place to live in, not just because of
those who do evil, but majorly because of those who look on and do nothing. This is why top Nigerian superstars and celebrities have joined hands with LWTZE Concept, an initiative of Soundcity’s OAP Olayinka Adamu, to stage a momentus yet unusual walk against domestic
violence. Click to continue reading.
Happening on Saturday October 13th 2012, the walk would kick off at 10am from Adetokunbo Ademola Street, Victoria Island, Lagos, where most of Nigeria’s biggest celebrities, activists, advocates and concerned citizens would step out to strategically address the prevalent issue of domestic violence and the disturbing rate of abuses in our society.
Some of the passionate superstars lending their voices to this life-saving cause include 2face, Ice Prince, Paul Okoye, MI, 9ice,Timaya, Mode9, Tee A, Kween, Kenny Ogungbe, Kennis all star, Labi,
Durella, Ali Baba, Tunde Ednut, Dpizle, Rayce, Harrysong, Chidinma,
IllBliss, GT Tha Guitarman and Steel amongst others.
those who do evil, but majorly because of those who look on and do nothing. This is why top Nigerian superstars and celebrities have joined hands with LWTZE Concept, an initiative of Soundcity’s OAP Olayinka Adamu, to stage a momentus yet unusual walk against domestic
violence. Click to continue reading.
Happening on Saturday October 13th 2012, the walk would kick off at 10am from Adetokunbo Ademola Street, Victoria Island, Lagos, where most of Nigeria’s biggest celebrities, activists, advocates and concerned citizens would step out to strategically address the prevalent issue of domestic violence and the disturbing rate of abuses in our society.
Some of the passionate superstars lending their voices to this life-saving cause include 2face, Ice Prince, Paul Okoye, MI, 9ice,Timaya, Mode9, Tee A, Kween, Kenny Ogungbe, Kennis all star, Labi,
Durella, Ali Baba, Tunde Ednut, Dpizle, Rayce, Harrysong, Chidinma,
IllBliss, GT Tha Guitarman and Steel amongst others.
Wednesday, 10 October 2012
MI appointed UNODC Ambassador for Smuggling of Migrants
Mr. Incredible was knighted as UNODC’s Goodwill Ambassador on Smuggling of Migrants at an event that held in Abuja today Tuesday, 9 October 2012
Smuggling has been defined as the procurement of such peoples into a State for financial or material benefit. Virtually every country in the world is affected by this crime; Nigeria is no exception and M.I has been selected to speak against this vicious cycle. He serves as a role model capable of speaking powerfully against such smuggling. His journey in hip-hop within Africa stands to remind young men and women that even when the odds are stacked against you, persistence and hard-work pay off.
Smuggling has been defined as the procurement of such peoples into a State for financial or material benefit. Virtually every country in the world is affected by this crime; Nigeria is no exception and M.I has been selected to speak against this vicious cycle. He serves as a role model capable of speaking powerfully against such smuggling. His journey in hip-hop within Africa stands to remind young men and women that even when the odds are stacked against you, persistence and hard-work pay off.
Monday, 8 October 2012
MI Abaga speaks on #Aluu4 + Listen to one of the slain student(upcoming rapper) song
A lot of prominent Nigerians have not failed to hide their disgust in the recent gruesome killings of the 4 students from university of portharcourt over alleged theft of laptops and phones. Nigerian Rapper Mi shares his own thoughts on the issue. for those who still do not know about the story, visit ME to see the full story and also watch the sad video of the gruesome act. check out what Mi says and also listen to the song of one of the killed student who was an up comming rapper.when you continue
The hope is the worst part of it.
The way they lay there, beaten and broken, battered and bruised. Knowing their end had come for certain. Knowing that the crowd meant to see this through to the end. And yet, in the midst of all this certainty, in some small corner of their hearts, hoping. That something would happen, some miracle perhaps.
I am speaking of course, of the #Aluu4, students of University of Port Harcourt who were beaten and set ablaze last week.
I'd heard the news sometime last week and devoted all of 10 seconds of thought to it. I wondered briefly who the students were, and what could possibly have driven them to steal. I briefly wondered if they were really guilty but my mind quickly shied away from where that road could lead. I remembered all the stories I grew up hearing about thieves and the instant justice meted out to them, and mentally shook my head.
That would have been all, I suppose, but for the video. It is probably the most gruesome thing I have ever seen, and the worst I ever hope to see.
Hope.
There, I've said it again. Somehow it seems there is no escaping it.
Because when things like this happen, it seems our default reaction is to hope it will never happen to us or any one we know or love. Then we hope that our religion and hard work and luck will exempt us from senseless suffering. Sometimes we hope that right thing will be done, the wrong doers brought to book, and the victims receive some sort of justice.
Every day we hope the country we live in will be a better place for us and for our children.
And that is the problem with hope.
That we have allowed it to cripple us and render us inactive.
You , me, all of us who sit by hoping and doing nothing to change.
The question is not whether or not the 4 boys stole anything. That is quite besides the point.
Let us ask instead: What do I need to ensure my children do not grow up hearing stories like these?
What would it cost to make this country and are we willing to pay the price?
Because if I were there that day, would I have spoken up and done my best to put a stop to it? Or silently stood by, condemning the actions in my heart, but doing nothing? Would I have been seized by the bloodlust and fear and anger myself, and spurred them on with my shouts, and cries for blood, maybe tossed in a rock or two for good measure.
The society is a mirror of each of us. It is sad and sickening that this was allowed to happen. It shows us all what we are capable of, what w will each do given the right set of circumstances.
These 4 murdered men, their deaths should not be in vain. If anything good could come out of a mess so sordid, let it be that every Nigerian begins to think about the problem and what to do to solve it. Let it be that we understand the problem is ourselves and our failure to take a stand against injustice and lawlessness over the years. Let it be that we promise ourselves never to let this happen again. Not on our land. Not as long as we're alive.
I hope this time we get it right
by MI Abaga (miabaga.com)
here is the song:
The hope is the worst part of it.
The way they lay there, beaten and broken, battered and bruised. Knowing their end had come for certain. Knowing that the crowd meant to see this through to the end. And yet, in the midst of all this certainty, in some small corner of their hearts, hoping. That something would happen, some miracle perhaps.
I am speaking of course, of the #Aluu4, students of University of Port Harcourt who were beaten and set ablaze last week.
I'd heard the news sometime last week and devoted all of 10 seconds of thought to it. I wondered briefly who the students were, and what could possibly have driven them to steal. I briefly wondered if they were really guilty but my mind quickly shied away from where that road could lead. I remembered all the stories I grew up hearing about thieves and the instant justice meted out to them, and mentally shook my head.
That would have been all, I suppose, but for the video. It is probably the most gruesome thing I have ever seen, and the worst I ever hope to see.
Hope.
There, I've said it again. Somehow it seems there is no escaping it.
Because when things like this happen, it seems our default reaction is to hope it will never happen to us or any one we know or love. Then we hope that our religion and hard work and luck will exempt us from senseless suffering. Sometimes we hope that right thing will be done, the wrong doers brought to book, and the victims receive some sort of justice.
Every day we hope the country we live in will be a better place for us and for our children.
And that is the problem with hope.
That we have allowed it to cripple us and render us inactive.
You , me, all of us who sit by hoping and doing nothing to change.
The question is not whether or not the 4 boys stole anything. That is quite besides the point.
Let us ask instead: What do I need to ensure my children do not grow up hearing stories like these?
What would it cost to make this country and are we willing to pay the price?
Because if I were there that day, would I have spoken up and done my best to put a stop to it? Or silently stood by, condemning the actions in my heart, but doing nothing? Would I have been seized by the bloodlust and fear and anger myself, and spurred them on with my shouts, and cries for blood, maybe tossed in a rock or two for good measure.
The society is a mirror of each of us. It is sad and sickening that this was allowed to happen. It shows us all what we are capable of, what w will each do given the right set of circumstances.
These 4 murdered men, their deaths should not be in vain. If anything good could come out of a mess so sordid, let it be that every Nigerian begins to think about the problem and what to do to solve it. Let it be that we understand the problem is ourselves and our failure to take a stand against injustice and lawlessness over the years. Let it be that we promise ourselves never to let this happen again. Not on our land. Not as long as we're alive.
I hope this time we get it right
by MI Abaga (miabaga.com)
here is the song:
Friday, 21 September 2012
Video: M.I Makes A Thrilling Performance At crack ya ribs 2012 UK
Chocolate City music’s “first born son” and star artiste Jude Abaga popularly known as M.I came to the UK for a few days during the Notting hill Carnival weekend to support his friend, Nigerian comic Julius Agwu’s “Crack ya ribs show”. The rhyme maestro performed a few of his popular hits to his excited fans. Enjoy the performance guys and have a lovely Friday as well…TGIF check out the video inside
Friday, 17 August 2012
VIDEO PREMIERE: M.I & Naeto C – Bartender (Hennessy Artistry 2012 Theme Song)
M.I and Naeto C continue their historic Hennessy Artistry outing with an incredible video directed by music video maestro Clarence Peters. The video is exciting and unpredictable, with the kind of elevated style that Hennessy is known for. “Bartender” is the anthem of the summer and nothing short of this would have been appropriate.
Thursday, 16 August 2012
Monday, 13 August 2012
M.I And Omawumi To Host This 2012 Headies
M.I and omawumi to host this years headies, the event was hosted by Eldee the don and Rita dominica last yea
Sunday, 12 August 2012
Becca ft. M.I Brand New Sparkling Music Video!
This is a high budget music video from Ghana's top RnB/Pop artist Becca, Featuring our own Mr. Incredible!Enjoy
Monday, 6 August 2012
Grammy Award Winner Les Nubians in The Studio With Mi
Grammy Award Winning Acts From France Les Nubians was in the studio with Nigeria’s Top Rapper, M.I Abaga. Seems Like they are cooking something, we are waiting. Enjoy
Saturday, 28 July 2012
Back-In-The-Day-Photo:M.I And Ice Prince
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