This is the Nigeria Broadcasting Code Law😏 : www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/24037321/nigeria-broadcasting-code-resourcedat (Go to Section 3.13.2.2 ) This is a very delicate topic . It'll be difficult to control what people listen to this day and age . Due to social media and globalization . Lets see how everything plays out 🌚.
Every country have their own policies and laws for valid reasons from music propaganda by foreign entities to improper music etc. , the question is has Nigeria attempted or ever ban a foreign song talk less any ghanaian song. FELA was practically insulting the Nigerian giovernment they didn't reach that extent. Ghana music was flowing like milk and honey during 2000's nobody challenged or even beef you and just like the South Africans you felt so comfortable without working hard to maintain it. if you like beef e no matter "we go push ourselves, can you? 🤭"
I think Ghanians aRe noT getting it. Nigerians don’t have a PROBLEM with you having a Law to encourage Ghanians to Listen to Ghanaian music…the ISSUE is with the 100% BAN on Foreign music, Big Difference… Besides Ghana already has a Law on 80% Local to 20% Foreign music in Ghana Constitution in 2004, soo why aRe Ghanians acting like the Law doesn’t already Exist in Ghana???
Bro start from the beginnig Ghana drove Nigerias out first before Nigeria paid back like what going on now. If we retaliate Ghana will play the victim.
Oh please it was not on the same level. GO and read history. GHANAIANS didn't drive you out with only the belongings you could carry. What Nigerians did was barbaric and envious
@@logophile2504 d problem was Nigerians branded it “Ghana Must Go” dat was what got u guys upset till now 😂… u guys will enter ur graves with dat Brand 😂😂😂
@@Mkym365 very biased about what. Ghanaians have been sitting idle watching you disgrace and insult our name. I noticed this way back. Backstabbing us when all we wanted to do was help your stupid ass.when you lot asked for our help in so many issues, we came in to assist. Only for us to hear how you talk about us behind our backs.Not anymore. We won't stand and watch you talk to us anyhow. No wonder other countries do not like you lot. Believe what you want to believe. We never expected to reason with you smooth brains anyway.
My problem is Black Sherif showing up at that event and even delivering a speech…bro shld’ve learn from Sark, Stone and others it was their representatives who appeared there cuz they knew how much it’s gonna affect them.Blacko didnt thought of the business aspect of this move
You guys always talk as if you're not Ghanaians, what is wrong about what he did ? At the end of everything no one here will ever earn anything. Allow the guy to live his life
@@richardgovernor8449 ... continue asking irrelevant questions. Recall the happenings in your movie industry. Similar policies was introduced to discourage Nigeria producers. The adverse effects is the complete collapse of the Ghanaian movie industry. No doubt, the ingrate, Black Sheriff and other Ghanaian artists will suffer the consequences for their shameful actions.
Ghanaian are the first to deport Nigerians in 1954/1969 and Nigeria retaliate in 1983 which popularly know as Ghana most go, here 2023 Ghanaian is banding Nigeria music in their country, anyone shouldn't surprise when Nigeria retaliate again, Ghanaian always first to laugh😂😂😂😂😂
@@dannybrown8089 that's a really dumb statement. If the music was not being played, they wouldn't be urging more Ghanaians to patronise local songs more.
What i hate about most of you bloggers and content creators spill misinformation as facts. First of , the issue with Ghana started when Nigerians where deported out of Ghana in 1969 and as usual you couldn't handle the reciprocation. Secondly Nigerians want to cancel Blacko because we all know what Ghanaians mean with this whole agenda and he let himself be the poster boy for the campaign. Some Nigerians feel especially betrayed seeing Blacko because he is loved and treasured more than even some Nigerian artists in Nigeria . Thirdly as for the local content rule . That was D1 talking and he was referring to American music not African . Our policies are never designed to hurt African policies with exception to Buhari's foolish border closure. As for the policy being enshrined in law i have staked with many content creators to show me proof where it is written in Nigerian law. Now nobody says you shouldn't support your own but you dont fight the larger market doing it and you obviously do it diplomatically especially when you need the other market for their streams . Blacko has more streams from Nigeria than Ghana .lol. When he was topping our charts did you hear people moaning . If your being absolutely honest release your list of streams as well and lets see the amount of Nigerians who watch you . Personally i could care less . I want all of us to do our own thing so we can have peace for once because the Devil has free time in Ghana it is always the Nigerians fault for something or anything at all.
This guy is really stupid. I wonder if he has a mouth because it sounds to me like he's talking outta his butt. nigeria this, nigeria that. No wonder most countries have problems with them. They won't sit and ask themselves what exactly is it they do that courses other countries to dislike them. All they know how to do is cry when it benefits them and scream and shout at the most abysmal of issues.
@@topicoflife What he said is irrelevant, what him being there represented meant more . I support every bit of the policy but dont be mad that many Nigerians are trying to help boost the policy to its full potential by saying his own should support him. If you wonder why the Backlash its because he was loved by Nigerians hence why it cut deep .Why wasnt Stoneboy there or any other artist that is massively supported in Nigeria there . I personally feel bad for Blacko because it looked like he was used in a scheme he didnt know much about .
@@topicoflifemost of una nor get sense....its not what he said but the platform he was on- an ant Naija agenda. Una tpo dull abeg....don't like convos with dull people
Lol Nigerians are experts at spotting opportunities and jumping on it aggressively. A lot of people wanted to do music in the 80s and 90s but couldn't. Back then you had to be a proper musician (able to sing and play instruments) with a proper band and that barrier to entry was way too difficult. That's why we had the likes of Fela and Sunny Ade. Towards the end of the 90s technology pushed down the barriers to entry. The advent of a home computer and music production software meant that the average guy on the street, who was not priviedged like a Victor Uwaifo or Fela, could express himself musically. Now, you see that the profile of a Nigerian musician is totally different; gone are the likes of Oliver De Coque and Shina Peters and now we have Burna Boys and Rema. Same thing happened in the film industry. We always had one, but it wasn't a commercial success until technology saved the day. When the DVD came, Nigerians spotted the opportunity and jumped on it and the rest is history. So my fellow African brothers, I truly believe you are barking up the wrong tree. The 80/20 thing is a myth. Did we ban foreign films as well to grow our movie industry? What about skits and blogging? No we didn't. We found our way and eventually created a market from nothing. If you really want the secret to Nigerian success, come and camp in Lagos, PH and Asaba and study how we go about things. It is not magic. We are always waiting looking for gaps and new opportunities. You haven't even seen anything yet, just let us have a reasonable Government and leadership and see what happens. Peace and one love to all Africans!
Again, there was clearly no ban. If you don't believe the music aspect how about film? How do you explain thhe Nollywood success despite the fact that we are innundated still with foreign content from America, Korea, UK etc? That said, I am not saying Ghana or other African countries shouldn't do what they feel they need to do. Just be prepared for the consequences. This is exactly how Ghana killed its film industry; they priced Nigerian producers out thinking it would help and it was a disaster.@@kwameowusubrown7853
I just find it funny why you omitted the part where Nigerian cocoa farmers were deported first and Nigerian retaliated with the ghana must go among other misinformation you spewed about Nigeria
Ghana people should play their music and leave us alone. We don't care if you guys play our music or not play your music you see the foreigners will come back.
Which useless law, i don't play songs out of pity, if you like come from my village and your music is no good for me i won't even listen . I play songs because i love either the beat, rythm or lyrics. The power of good and presentable music can make you put 1 or 2 songs on replay.
There is no such law, for a law to become law, it must go through the NASS and Senate. There was a ministerial directive which was never enforced because of its impracticability.
This is just misinformation. You highlighted every thing but left out where they said starting this December, Ghana should listen to 100% Ghana music and your Minister followed by saying it will continue after December. And to add again, Nigeria do not have any law. How many times do you need to hear that? . DAYO Adeneye doesn't represent any Govt. He is a private Music business owner. And what he was saying in your short clip was to promote the culture of young artists appreciating DJs as a key factor to their success which is a fact. So we have no Govt input like Ghana is trying to do now. 😅😅😅
Why are you inserting yourselves in a situation that does not involve you. Please get a place to sleep. No one cares about your country as much as you think people do. Just make your aftobeats and sleep. After all that's all you know. Cry babies
Black Sherif never said they should bang Nigerian music or not play Nigerian music he spoke wise and trying to be patriotic for his country, you can't kill Black Sherif carrier because he is the man today and tomorrow.
Don't insult our intelligence. We all know "FOREIGN" music is an euphemism for Nigerian music in Ghana. And for that artist that Nigeria brought into the limelight to stand by such a blatantly targeted initiative against Nigerian music is a spit in the face of Nigerians. Most of that ingrate's stream comes from Nigeria and he had the audacity to stand by an initiative deliberately targeted at the country that turned him into a global star. If you want your music to cross borders you do so by investing in your talents and showcasing their products in the open market. Not by xenophobically targeting Nigerian music, and then expecting Nigerians to continue to support your artists. You have a right to target and ban Nigerian music. Nigerians also have a right not to support Ghanaian artist, like that ingrate. Also when you peddle the "Ghana must go narrative" don't conveniently forget to point out that initiative was a retaliation to the deportation of Nigerians from Ghana in 1969.
My grouse with Black Sheriff is :why on earth would he allow himself be railroaded by a bunch of never-do-wells like Samini,smalldog, Reggie rockstone to make such statement ? Anyway, Afrobeats is gonna fight back. Let's watch out.
Fight back how? Y'all are confused. If every African country took out their elements from Afrobeats what do you think will be left? We're exporting a fusion genre yet you guys are making noise like as if na only Naija get am. So a country cannot say "let's push our musicians more"? You guys just saw info from one blog and are getting up in arms for no reason. Do we need Ghana to make the music more viral? All I've seen in comments is "Ghana is so small" etc yet the same people that said that are angry they want to give privilege to their own musicians. Nawa o
Never do wells! you sound stupid to say the least. Reggie rockstone invented the hip life genre that created so many musicians in Ghana from the 2000’s till date, samini was the biggest artist in Ghana for many years won a mobo award, kora award, mtv base award, performed at the African cup closing ceremony in South Africa and so on, small god one of the biggest investors and well connected industry players in Africa ask wizkid and others, have some respect. And what did black sherif say wrong? And my last question, what on earth have you been able to achieve yourself? 🤷🏽♂️
If you transfer all Ghanaian national grid to Lagos alone . They still won’t be able to power Lagos. Even now Nigeria produces more than double the electricity Ghana generates but is never enough because of it large consumption of power. If Ghanaian politicians do 1% of the impunity done in Nigeria, in Nigeria politicians steal 100% of the income and go borrow and squander it too. And Nigeria is still standing, if it were Ghana by now their will be civil war. Yes Ghana can only mock Nigeria about light. Otherwise what else can they say, go outside Africa . Every where you can see the difference between Nigeria and Ghana. They are never in our class, is so obvious
The funny thing is that you guys pushed Nigerian music to go back to the drawing board… the biggest artist in the early 2000’s for me was Obrafor, Tictac, 4x4, Mabel, etc. like really our Nigerian music was shit…but we enjoyed and pushed Ghana music like crazy..i hope one day we would come together and do a lot together. Nice content stay blessed..
Point of correction, all laws are passed or are made by our National Assembly. NBC is a body or an association for the broadcast sector. They have their code of conduct that guides them as a body! Their code can never be deemed as a law!! For there to be a law, it must be a bill first and must pass through some stages in the two houses of our National Assembly ( the Senate and the Rep) then the president will sign and attest to it before it becomes a law. We do not have such a law! The law in force is the one that bans white models from our adverts. Emphasis is on white models. We never made it for only Nigerians. Your Ghanaian models can very well work in our advertisement space as long as they are Black or light-skinned African and not caucasian or any other race.
Your argument was not constructive rather is more emotional control because nobody said Ghana can't make laws to protect what goes on the radio airplay. The issue is #playGhana and if Nigeria should adopt the same approach of #playNigeria, there will be young artists career around Africa that will be impacted for introducing strict policies. As African, we should be mindful what we say against each other because of the ramification globally. I'm almost certain that a lot of Nigeria watch your content not because you're Nigeria, but you produce better content that is suitable and educative. Ghana music stakeholders didn't think this through by bring a young artist loved by Nigeria and doing great numbers to podium to backup agenda not supported by majority Ghana music industry.
Hey go and get some gari and sniff. Which Ghanaian artists do u play in your country. Do u know how most of your DJs and "executives" make it hard for Ghanaian songs and other African songs to be played in nigeria? When it comes to setting laws that can benefit us, you say this time we need to be careful cuz its nigeria. No one is scared of your country. The coverings have been removed. We see what your country and what some of its citizens are capable of doing. It would not be allowed anymore
Now we're blaming Nigeria DJs and executives instead of blaming the mumu banku "OGs" who doesn't understand that music is a global banku villiage. Dey play with gari...you go explain tire when you mix banku with gari. Now GH music is lonely at the top.@@princejames1773
Do you guys even understand what foreign music is. It is not from the country hence it being called Foreign. The choice of some people to think otherwise is telling of their character.
You keep on saying character ... You Don't start what you can't finish, I am from Nigeria 🇳🇬 and I love 🇬🇭 music .. I started listening to rap because of sakodie.... You Don't like Nigerians😂 and that shows how weak👎 you are.... I love🇬🇭❤
We know who dominates your charts, the old Ghanaian fool mentioned Nigerian, Your artistes will soon complain just like Ghallywood actors are lamenting😂
Even you know that Foreign music means Naija. Tell Blacko to apologize stop trying to hide under the cloak of cheerful objectivity to promote hate. If he doesn't it will affect him period.
@@Speaktruth20y’all don’t really understand business, everything is not emotions… even if he supports the initiative, he shouldn’t have been there,… he is global artist, that shouldn’t be his thing… y’all shouldn’t pull him down, he can’t achieve what all his potentials if he is local champion, you can’t be having enemies with small population… music is business, emotions aside,
Good luck to you guy with play Ghana. Trust Nigerians to do what is best for us as well but remember all your Artists have their biggest stream from Nigeria and non of our artist have their biggest stream from Ghana
Ghana will be fine. There are other African countries, Europe and USA. Also this way ppl can now know the difference in sound, Nigerians won't be able to steal the sound Ghana has
We humans don't listen to understand, we listen to defend or rebuttal. Play Ghana Music is different from Play Ghana Music and ban Nigeria Music in Ghana. Patriotism and Favouritism eats at us all, when it involves someone or something we love, we all listen to defend or rebuttal. It's human nature
Nigerians encouraged Ghanians to Listen to moRe of thier Ghanian Artists, it’s a Good thing…However, what raises eyebrows is when your Ghanaian Minister comes on Air along with Ghanaian artist to push the Agenda of Ban 100% Foreign Music. Plus your video did noT address that, which proves youR content is Bias & One sided.
I guess the wahala is more about association or company than what he (blacko) said. The people he was with were people we Nigerians percieve antagonistic towards us. U know na! Network is networth. Person wey waka with criminal na....
@@diri4512 the thruth is that such rule does not exist in nigeria.The reason why afrobeat is trending around the world is because nigerians invest a lot in their music and also they are hardworking and support each other.Monopoly in one country wont make your music trend around the world its proves how myopic people are towards the succes of nigerian music rather than to learn and collaborate africans are busying hating on each other success and trying to ban each other its very stupid.
Shatta Wale's first 2 songs on the "Konekt" album i.e incoming n designer Are real bangers bt ghana medias are denying it much plays than naija bt they expect to take lead🤣🤣 Instead dragg Shatta Wale down🤣🤣 I love naija n ghana music bt gh must learn to appreciate all talents as naija ✌️✌️🇺🇬🇺🇬
Maybe the Ghanaians don't like the fact that they suspect their biggest artist for getting help from Nija songwriters to compose those two songs because of his dealings with Bankuli or whatever lately
Ghana🇬🇭 already has an 80% Local content and 20% Foreign content Law in the Ghana Constitution approved in 2004, soo why aRe Ghanians pretending like this Law doesn’t Already Exist in thier Country??
Do you stay in my country? Have you been here since said law/statement was created? If you haven't please keep quite. You can't bring up issues of another side when you haven't been there before to experience it.
@@Mkym365 finally a stable and patient nigerian who actually wants to have a conversation. No law of that sought has been passed in Ghana concerning the entertainment sector. If it was, it wouldn't have been claimed to have began just recently. The issue was not stated that all foreign content should not be played. But a call for, and a push to advertise and comply to these circumstances was asked. It isn't law. Go ahead and search for the meaning of LAW. I'll wait. I and a number of my fellow Ghanaians are just surprised at how easily nigerians latched themselves to this statement whilst your name was not mentioned in any way. It wasn't a problem when you guys did it. So why can't we do it to? Thats real sign of egotism and it must be checked
The ingredient Ghanaians are missing isn`t about the quality of your music. I rarely encounter an Afrobeat song by a Ghanaian i don`t like. The music needs to evoke a vibe, Naija music does this effortlessly. Focus less on the music and more on what the music evokes.
Its not playing only ghana music on ghana radio that will have the artist go international as people overseas cant hear it. Its you the individual artist rather investing in your career with good paid promotion and all for people to know of your existence all over to even stream or watch you on youtube. Promotion include features, going for tours, hosting your own shows overseas etc as other country artist do.. As cant you guys steady how the others did it. Lol. Now yall old and pass artists and now trying to keep up after wasting time. If some have faded out, it has nothing to do with other music played as we all united. They have nothing to loose as already pass and its blacko who does. So black sherif should worry about him coming out to stay relevant and not loose his brand for those envy old pass artist who cant pay for air time or do current music play etc lol.. Please old samini and co, yall grown pass men and your time is up. Keep that memory and let black sherif shine and enjoy his time in peace. Blacko should know they are jealouse of him and he has other countries supporting and loving his works and they don't even know these artist he was standing with ,and they involved him to use him, get free promotion of him to be relevant to blacko foreigner fans whiles sabotaging him.. We are in a modern united era and if their music is not appealing, they cant force people to listen. We should be glad some africian artist have africa on the map.Since back them when they played highlife and their time songs and no other music they still couldn't get stream or go global due to their own lack of management skills, structure and money to push in their own careers. The government has better things to worry about and cant force nothing on no one in this modern internet days with choices. Plus why mention the government when people own their private radio station etc lol. Yall better carry money to pay radio to get their services or get money to invest in your music and make music people would love to relate to all over and stop this bs talk.lol. Clout chaser old pass samini and co who dont know how to exit out nicely. You guys go find something else to stay relevant about as most of them standing there trying to sound important, do they even have their family in ghana yet samini talked on return to ghana..imagine.
Black Sheriff go hear wieeen. He is just too proud of himself. A humble guy would have apologize long ago but for him the opposite is the case. I want to say for the umpteen time that:at the end of this Ghana 🇬🇭 80/20 policy we shall do the plus and minus and see who be at loss or gain.
Let us be truthful to ourselves, I don't think this law will do justice to Ghanaian music because social media is still a bad ass marketing tool than old school media. Do Ghanaian artist have the budget that Nigerian artist have ?
ghanians are hating on the success of nigerians they even said in the video nigerian invasion as if they forced their music on ghanians.You cant force people to listen to substandard music just because it belongs to your country music doesnt work that way its all a dumb move.Its like telling people to eat bad food just because your family member prepared the food.If you make good music you wont be begging people to play your music that just proves how terrible you are at your craft cause people will only respond to good music.How long will you beg people for.
When Azonto was all over and Wizkid hop on it to the extent that he made people think Azonto was from Nigeria did we Ghanaians say Nigerians are jealous?
@@blackkking7331that is promotimg the song.. y'all don't really understand Nigerians. I think Nigerians master the law of the universe, if something is bad, we don't paint it to be a good thing cos it was a Nigerian who did it… even see the way your guy was bias there… he didn’t mention Ghana deport Nigeria first… a Nigeria will hardly omits that… secondly there is no law in Nigeria that says 80 20 to foreign music. It was an NBC thing, it not in the constitution, it was due to America music them, not Africa music, even after the said NBC act, there was reduction in America music not Africa music, and thirdly the ad ban on foreigners was for white not black, a lot of Ghanaian celebrities are on billboards in Nigeria… Nigerians natural shows love if they like something.. this blacko thing is just temporary… y’all don’t understood business, even if he support the initiative, he shouldn’t have been there, when you know you are a global musician. it might affect him for a while, we move on easily
@@blackkking7331 you can’t get it… cos your heart is bitter Ghanaians aren’t doing afrobeats? The issues is you claiming what isn’t yours… even the name Ghana aren’t yours… y’all aren’t only English speaking west Africa, y’all are just the closest English speaking west Africa.. that reason we rock with y’all… we should know you aren’t friends the better for us…
I'm a Nigerian and I mostly watch(as many other Nigerians do too) you and Wode Maya than I do to my fellow Nigerian youtubers because I think the quality of your works is superior to others, but would it fair to ignore the quality and stand on patriotism? I'm just asking so as to know if I'll have to watch the junks some my fellow Nigerians put on youtube.
He did not say follow patriotism blindly, he just said you can't leave it out. Can you honestly Nigerian music is superior to Ghanaian music without the answer being affected by your love for your country? Same way I can't honestly say the opposite, good and bad music comes from everywhere. Nobody said 'don't play Nigerian music'. In fact not once was Nigeria mentioned but because Ghana vs Nigeria always trends it's been turned into exactly that by people wanting views, annoying.
@@solomontetteh4134 Stop deluding yourself. Nigerian music is better than Ghanian music and it is not close... in terms of quality and quantity. Data supports by every metric: streams, concert ticket sales and awards to mention a few.
Its not about what he said, its about what he stood for. If you accompany a thief to a crime scene. Well you are a thief. What do we say about "Biting the finger that fed you", You will definitely feel the pain too. You did not remember to ban "Foreign Music when the likes of 50cent and Beyonce was dominating you airwaves. Now its cos fellow brother is winning. How Petty.
we kn the narrative.. Nigeria is part of d foreign music , Blacksherif supported the assertion.. u don't force people love Ur products , u rather improve Ur products, if not u will make Ur customers even more tired of Ur products...
If there was anything written in the so called law he quoted and linked he would have screenshot it as proof. I read the docs and the section on foreign content. Its says that broadcast stations can have a MINIMUM of 15% FOREIGN content. Emphasis on minimum and not maximum. The guy clearly doesn't understand english.
Lol when they say a minimum of 15% of foreign music should be allowed, what does that mean oga? Clearly u dnt read to understand that's why you're having issues with what Ghana is doing. Relax ur mind, Kontrol your emotions
@QoffiSleem If you guys can't comprehend simple English how will you comprehend the nuances and complexities of music business. This is why Ghana is lagging behind. MIMIMUM MEANS THE LEAST FORIEGN CONTENT YOU SHOUKD HAVE.. THIS MEANS THERE IS NO CAP FOR THE AMOUNT OF FORIEGN CONTENT. STOP READING MINIMUM AS MAXIMUM!
@@IfyDon lol bro obviously you failed English in ur waec😂 Just calm down, take a deep breath and read the statement properly. A MINIMUM of 15% SHOULD BE ALLOWED. That means, songs that is allowed to play should not be more than 15%. Kontrol your Emotions 😂
@QoffiSleem So if they had said a Maximum of 15% should be allowed what will that mean? You Failed Maths and English if you ever saw the walls of a school.
SAMINI 📢 Kenya plays East African 🌍 music ( East Africa not Kenya oo) The same SAMINI 📢 Ban Foreign music!! The last time i checked, Nigeria is still in West Africa 🌍 What does that intells? And what kind of opinion are you leaving me with?
Any serious country should have used the parliament to enact laws without calling on the musicians publicly to just speak into the air. You think development is just by words...you need laws and enforcement. Local radios should be punished for breaking such rules, local music should be used for all public events and on our television. The government just put these musicians career at risk just by doing this. This meeting with the stake holders should be private and the laws should be enacted , the masses should be encouraged to abide by such laws....Unserious country as usual, just a waste of time !
@emotionkontrolla you are NOT still getting it, If Ghana must develope their music industry it mut come from a place of learning, refining with proof of work, mingling and collaboration (not pride), capital (spend in Nigeria) no free meal even for best underground Nigeria artiste etc...Nigerians learnt from foreigners for over 5 decades that investment is why the dominance cannot be overided among otherthings like population and the economic capital of westafrica (lagos).
Imma give Nigeria that. In Africa no one comes close to the kind of investment they've done in their music industry. And entertainment industry in general . The efforts 🔥. I mean there's always something to learn
Eii so even after pinning the law there ,just click and read to it's a problem for u people 😂😂 free Blacko and stop all these misinformation and agendas
First, Ghana was the first to push Nigerians out first before there was Ghana must go, but that's in the past, this issues, is all misleading, they should focus on making quality music, not forcing people to listen to some of the mediocre songs most ot them drop
am just laughing.. Nigeria develop movie industry, bring in Ghana in a build Ghana artist, use Thier location but they turn around and want to ban Nigeria movies but what happened ? they are doing same to their music again.. u can't compete with someone that is not depending on u.. most Nigeria artist makes their wealth outside Africa. let's watch
Ghana is a massive threat to them. Despite being almost 8 times smaller than them in population, we receive more Foreign investment than them. We also receive more tourists than them. If Ghana succeeds with this law, Ghanaian artists could be more successful than they are now and will dilute their dominance in Africa. We are receiving a record number of tourists year after year. Even if Nigeria blocks its airwaves to Ghanaian music, there are more than 190 other countries that will stream our music.
Losers in general always try to find an excuse why their music is not doing well rather than improve music quality,invest more in their music and build connections they find dumb excuse and blame it on some stupid law.envy doesnt help in life
The hypocrisy being displayed by some of our Nigerian friends is mindboggling. How on earth do they have a problem with what the group of Ghanaian musicians are calling for (local content) and yet they have a provision sitting in their laws insisting on an 80-20 air play in favour of Nigerian music? I love my Nigerian brothers and sisters and I appreciate the support they have given to Blacko and some of the Ghanaian musicians, but if they say they want to blacklist Blacko, fine, they should go ahead and do that. Beside Nigeria, which country in Africa patronizes Nigerian songs more than Ghana. We equally play a critical role in their music industry and so they can't create the impression that the support is one-sided. The brand of Blacko is greater and bigger than a blacklist by Nigerians. Shatta go get them. Naniama!!!!
Charlie no one is scared of any ban or percentage whatsoever,thats a stone age reasoning or do they want to block the Internet for song streaming? just imagine Nigeria musicians say same thing,just the way your people started charging Nigeria movie actors $10,000 as licence to shoot a movie in Ghana. How is your movie industry since they stopped collaborating? If you say Nigeria has a % law why not google it and paste it here.This is how xenophobia starts by the way, jist like in South Africa where Nigerians businesses are frequently attacked and looted .Check all your Alist artists recent streams, about 70% comes from Nigeria. We are over 230 million people in Nigeria and over 60 million outside Nigeria. Whats your population and population of people who can afford data to stream songs ? If you guys are business oriented people you should be championing for more collaborations with Nigerians in other to keep penetrating Nigerian Market..which has helped many of your Alists artists today. Streaming is done online with data...Ghana always think backwards..
Ghanaian musicians are lyrically genius, and Nigerian musicians who doesn’t make any sense lyrically are chosen over Ghana all the time😂why. Even Ghanaians are not streaming their songs what is going on.they have to come on national television to beg DJs and radio stations to play Ghana music 😂. I saw your quotes . Nigeria stop foreign voice or personnel in our advert because it was always Europeans doing advertisements for us. If it was black peoples doing those adverts Iam not sure Govt would have reacted the way the did. That is by the way. Your artist should embrace more collaboration with other people, if they are gonna go anywhere. And finally Ghana is not Nigeria competition at all, not only in music but in everything. Envy is rooted in your DNA that is why you don’t move forward 😂😂😂😂. I come in peace
Omo Black Sheriff fucked up by appearing in that platform, he should not have done that, he somewhat black listed him self now, what he did is as bad or worst than Naira Marley nonsense, this kind thing as some crazy ass psychology effect on people, if you read the book of power you will understand, just like the way Wizkid carried himself as an example, people abroad thinks this dude is even from Nigeria. Not everybody is logical even what he said means nothing because a lot people are crazy and love vawluence, they could use is career as a backlash. Dude was almost as big or bigger than omahlay, but with this stunt he as dropped to be lower than shallipopi closer to portable, you won't understand the effect now but in a small run you will, the only way he can help him self is releasing outrageously good songs that as 2× the impact of "of cause I fucked up" effect or try to feature an outstanding foreign artist not Nigeria actual USA foreign artist that their heat as not died down completely, if not his career will definitely go down a drainage. The reason why we love shallipopi is because the dude is vibes and is music as great slangs and Cruise in it with good tunes that is why we like him not because he is trying to make sense.
This is the Nigeria Broadcasting Code Law😏 : www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/24037321/nigeria-broadcasting-code-resourcedat
(Go to Section 3.13.2.2 )
This is a very delicate topic . It'll be difficult to control what people listen to this day and age . Due to social media and globalization . Lets see how everything plays out 🌚.
Every country have their own policies and laws for valid reasons from music propaganda by foreign entities to improper music etc. , the question is has Nigeria attempted or ever ban a foreign song talk less any ghanaian song. FELA was practically insulting the Nigerian giovernment they didn't reach that extent. Ghana music was flowing like milk and honey during 2000's nobody challenged or even beef you and just like the South Africans you felt so comfortable without working hard to maintain it. if you like beef e no matter
"we go push ourselves, can you? 🤭"
I think Ghanians aRe noT getting it. Nigerians don’t have a PROBLEM with you having a Law to encourage Ghanians to Listen to Ghanaian music…the ISSUE is with the 100% BAN on Foreign music, Big Difference… Besides Ghana already has a Law on 80% Local to 20% Foreign music in Ghana Constitution in 2004, soo why aRe Ghanians acting like the Law doesn’t already Exist in Ghana???
The Regulations say: The framework for the regulation of broadcasting in Nigeria shall meet local needs WITHOUT COMPROMISING international standards
@gabrielafolabi3327 and where in the speech have u heard that they're placing ban on foreign musics
@@Yummieee Your Ghanian Minister said it, Go back & Listen
Bro start from the beginnig Ghana drove Nigerias out first before Nigeria paid back like what going on now. If we retaliate Ghana will play the victim.
Oh please it was not on the same level. GO and read history. GHANAIANS didn't drive you out with only the belongings you could carry. What Nigerians did was barbaric and envious
Exactly!!!! This Ghanaians are very biased,always want to show NIGERIA in a Bad light…Smh
@@logophile2504 d problem was Nigerians branded it “Ghana Must Go” dat was what got u guys upset till now 😂… u guys will enter ur graves with dat Brand 😂😂😂
@@jerryotomewo6284 thats the same way you lot would be forever known as scammers all over the world🤣🤣 till the very end.
@@Mkym365 very biased about what. Ghanaians have been sitting idle watching you disgrace and insult our name. I noticed this way back. Backstabbing us when all we wanted to do was help your stupid ass.when you lot asked for our help in so many issues, we came in to assist. Only for us to hear how you talk about us behind our backs.Not anymore. We won't stand and watch you talk to us anyhow. No wonder other countries do not like you lot. Believe what you want to believe. We never expected to reason with you smooth brains anyway.
My guyyyyyyyy ❤️. If you have been seeing my comments, just know today that I'm Nigerian and I endorse everything you say here!
Your opening speech just made it seem like Ghana never sent Nigeria out of thier county first. Ozuor
Don't mind him.
Koffi Busia is not in his history books.
I am Nigerian,I and I am a fan .. I love watching your channel ❤❤❤
🇳🇬 ❤️ 🇬🇭 nice contents omo iyami, one y'all.
This guy is a legend. I can't get past the first 2 mins without nearly dying from laughter. Omo, God will continue to bless you🙏🏽🇳🇬😂
My problem is Black Sherif showing up at that event and even delivering a speech…bro shld’ve learn from Sark, Stone and others it was their representatives who appeared there cuz they knew how much it’s gonna affect them.Blacko didnt thought of the business aspect of this move
You guys always talk as if you're not Ghanaians, what is wrong about what he did ? At the end of everything no one here will ever earn anything. Allow the guy to live his life
@@richardgovernor8449imagine Rema and burna doing that😂😂
@@richardgovernor8449
... continue asking irrelevant questions. Recall the happenings in your movie industry. Similar policies was introduced to discourage Nigeria producers. The adverse effects is the complete collapse of the Ghanaian movie industry. No doubt, the ingrate, Black Sheriff and other Ghanaian artists will suffer the consequences for their shameful actions.
@@lukoadams1995 Unfortunately, it's already happening with the news that no Ghanian musicians where invited for this year's upcoming Afronation event.
That's light!
Fire 🔥😂😂
Ghanaian are the first to deport Nigerians in 1954/1969 and Nigeria retaliate in 1983 which popularly know as Ghana most go, here 2023 Ghanaian is banding Nigeria music in their country, anyone shouldn't surprise when Nigeria retaliate again, Ghanaian always first to laugh😂😂😂😂😂
How many Ghanaian music do Nigerians play on their airwaves. Na away DJ's messed up. Did Ghana categorized Nigerian music or what
Boss please fix your English so we can have a civilised conversation with facts. Thank you
@@PeterAntwiAddo-ud9oralot oga. Even in parties self we dey jam black sheriff, camidoh and king promise tire can't say the same for ghanians. ,
Come on!
@@dannybrown8089 that's a really dumb statement. If the music was not being played, they wouldn't be urging more Ghanaians to patronise local songs more.
What i hate about most of you bloggers and content creators spill misinformation as facts.
First of , the issue with Ghana started when Nigerians where deported out of Ghana in 1969 and as usual you couldn't handle the reciprocation.
Secondly Nigerians want to cancel Blacko because we all know what Ghanaians mean with this whole agenda and he let himself be the poster boy for the campaign. Some Nigerians feel especially betrayed seeing Blacko because he is loved and treasured more than even some Nigerian artists in Nigeria .
Thirdly as for the local content rule . That was D1 talking and he was referring to American music not African . Our policies are never designed to hurt African policies with exception to Buhari's foolish border closure. As for the policy being enshrined in law i have staked with many content creators to show me proof where it is written in Nigerian law.
Now nobody says you shouldn't support your own but you dont fight the larger market doing it and you obviously do it diplomatically especially when you need the other market for their streams .
Blacko has more streams from Nigeria than Ghana .lol. When he was topping our charts did you hear people moaning .
If your being absolutely honest release your list of streams as well and lets see the amount of Nigerians who watch you .
Personally i could care less . I want all of us to do our own thing so we can have peace for once because the Devil has free time in Ghana it is always the Nigerians fault for something or anything at all.
So what did black sherif say that is wrong? You guys are always in your feelings with what Ghana does.
This guy is really stupid. I wonder if he has a mouth because it sounds to me like he's talking outta his butt. nigeria this, nigeria that. No wonder most countries have problems with them. They won't sit and ask themselves what exactly is it they do that courses other countries to dislike them. All they know how to do is cry when it benefits them and scream and shout at the most abysmal of issues.
@@topicoflife What he said is irrelevant, what him being there represented meant more . I support every bit of the policy but dont be mad that many Nigerians are trying to help boost the policy to its full potential by saying his own should support him. If you wonder why the Backlash its because he was loved by Nigerians hence why it cut deep .Why wasnt Stoneboy there or any other artist that is massively supported in Nigeria there . I personally feel bad for Blacko because it looked like he was used in a scheme he didnt know much about .
@@topicoflifemost of una nor get sense....its not what he said but the platform he was on- an ant Naija agenda. Una tpo dull abeg....don't like convos with dull people
@@blackcoraltv6787so Ghanaians wey too smart or clever, nah e una music industry dey seek ban to boost am
😂😂😂. Was waiting for that peppelilili pepelili part😂😂6:57 ... Kontrolla is real
Fosho, this is an impartial opinion thus far 👏🏽👏🏽
This is why i love kumasi people. U dont ve to tell them to play Ghanaian music. Unlike the sell outs in accra
Lol, I sometimes wish kumasi was Ghana, like this will not even be an issue, by the way, half of accra is foreigners..lol
Lol Nigerians are experts at spotting opportunities and jumping on it aggressively. A lot of people wanted to do music in the 80s and 90s but couldn't. Back then you had to be a proper musician (able to sing and play instruments) with a proper band and that barrier to entry was way too difficult. That's why we had the likes of Fela and Sunny Ade. Towards the end of the 90s technology pushed down the barriers to entry. The advent of a home computer and music production software meant that the average guy on the street, who was not priviedged like a Victor Uwaifo or Fela, could express himself musically. Now, you see that the profile of a Nigerian musician is totally different; gone are the likes of Oliver De Coque and Shina Peters and now we have Burna Boys and Rema. Same thing happened in the film industry. We always had one, but it wasn't a commercial success until technology saved the day. When the DVD came, Nigerians spotted the opportunity and jumped on it and the rest is history. So my fellow African brothers, I truly believe you are barking up the wrong tree. The 80/20 thing is a myth. Did we ban foreign films as well to grow our movie industry? What about skits and blogging? No we didn't. We found our way and eventually created a market from nothing. If you really want the secret to Nigerian success, come and camp in Lagos, PH and Asaba and study how we go about things. It is not magic. We are always waiting looking for gaps and new opportunities. You haven't even seen anything yet, just let us have a reasonable Government and leadership and see what happens. Peace and one love to all Africans!
Boss, the Nigerian Broadcasting Code isn't a myth. Maybe u should research into that
Again, there was clearly no ban. If you don't believe the music aspect how about film? How do you explain thhe Nollywood success despite the fact that we are innundated still with foreign content from America, Korea, UK etc? That said, I am not saying Ghana or other African countries shouldn't do what they feel they need to do. Just be prepared for the consequences. This is exactly how Ghana killed its film industry; they priced Nigerian producers out thinking it would help and it was a disaster.@@kwameowusubrown7853
I just find it funny why you omitted the part where Nigerian cocoa farmers were deported first and Nigerian retaliated with the ghana must go among other misinformation you spewed about Nigeria
You should have just started with their 90/10 law. A lot of Nigerian are just learning they had a law like that.
Learning what exactly? When we have the numbers, black Sheriff streaming is 70% from Nigeria
Who told you Nigeria has such a law? Please don't talk about what you don't know.
Wetin dis one papa dey talk 😂😂😂
Oga did you even watch the video? The NBC Law is in the description go and read
@@gudeboindy6674 it's in the video description fool
Ghana people should play their music and leave us alone. We don't care if you guys play our music or not play your music you see the foreigners will come back.
Ghana kicked us out first in 1970, dont leave that part out
They should not have broadcasted that shit. They should have done it quitely and enforced it. Not this it will definitely affect them
Wisdom Man
Which useless law, i don't play songs out of pity, if you like come from my village and your music is no good for me i won't even listen . I play songs because i love either the beat, rythm or lyrics.
The power of good and presentable music can make you put 1 or 2 songs on replay.
True talk
wow that very true
Kontrolla saf was playing Crayon's Nkozi, in the tracklist he showed 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Whenever they say "foreign music", just know they mean "Nigerian music" 😂😂😂
There is no such law, for a law to become law, it must go through the NASS and Senate. There was a ministerial directive which was never enforced because of its impracticability.
Shut up ignorant fool
Don't mind them. They should bring the evidence forward.
The evidence is on my pinned comment
@@emotionkontrolla For that was not enforced.
@@emotionkontrolla And who enforced it who?...
This is just misinformation. You highlighted every thing but left out where they said starting this December, Ghana should listen to 100% Ghana music and your Minister followed by saying it will continue after December. And to add again, Nigeria do not have any law. How many times do you need to hear that? . DAYO Adeneye doesn't represent any Govt. He is a private Music business owner. And what he was saying in your short clip was to promote the culture of young artists appreciating DJs as a key factor to their success which is a fact. So we have no Govt input like Ghana is trying to do now. 😅😅😅
Why are you inserting yourselves in a situation that does not involve you. Please get a place to sleep. No one cares about your country as much as you think people do. Just make your aftobeats and sleep. After all that's all you know. Cry babies
It's surprising you're speaking this way. I pray you find peace in your heart.😂😂 You think you can tell any govt what to do😂😂😂
Lastly, I challenge you to push this conversation to the foreign govs around to ban Ghana music. 😂😂😂
@@atokwamenaasabirI think Ghanians aRe already pushing it on thier own involution
Don't mind the fool. He stole ikenna azuike of BBC style and using it to disrespect Nigerians. Ogun go kee him
Black Sherif never said they should bang Nigerian music or not play Nigerian music he spoke wise and trying to be patriotic for his country, you can't kill Black Sherif carrier because he is the man today and tomorrow.
Please learn to spell. My God man. Career not carrier ..jesus christ! Ban not bang!
Don't insult our intelligence. We all know "FOREIGN" music is an euphemism for Nigerian music in Ghana.
And for that artist that Nigeria brought into the limelight to stand by such a blatantly targeted initiative against Nigerian music is a spit in the face of Nigerians. Most of that ingrate's stream comes from Nigeria and he had the audacity to stand by an initiative deliberately targeted at the country that turned him into a global star.
If you want your music to cross borders you do so by investing in your talents and showcasing their products in the open market. Not by xenophobically targeting Nigerian music, and then expecting Nigerians to continue to support your artists. You have a right to target and ban Nigerian music. Nigerians also have a right not to support Ghanaian artist, like that ingrate.
Also when you peddle the "Ghana must go narrative" don't conveniently forget to point out that initiative was a retaliation to the deportation of Nigerians from Ghana in 1969.
Bullsh***t if you delete the songs and its not enough throw your phones away
😂😂😂 na you i dey wait for since..😂😂
The ending 😂😂
My grouse with Black Sheriff is :why on earth would he allow himself be railroaded by a bunch of never-do-wells like Samini,smalldog, Reggie rockstone to make such statement ? Anyway, Afrobeats is gonna fight back. Let's watch out.
Fight back how? Y'all are confused. If every African country took out their elements from Afrobeats what do you think will be left? We're exporting a fusion genre yet you guys are making noise like as if na only Naija get am. So a country cannot say "let's push our musicians more"? You guys just saw info from one blog and are getting up in arms for no reason. Do we need Ghana to make the music more viral? All I've seen in comments is "Ghana is so small" etc yet the same people that said that are angry they want to give privilege to their own musicians. Nawa o
Do you know who smallgod is? Dey play
Lmfao @ small dog, smallgod lmfao!!
@@emilytee4743smallgod 😂
Never do wells! you sound stupid to say the least. Reggie rockstone invented the hip life genre that created so many musicians in Ghana from the 2000’s till date, samini was the biggest artist in Ghana for many years won a mobo award, kora award, mtv base award, performed at the African cup closing ceremony in South Africa and so on, small god one of the biggest investors and well connected industry players in Africa ask wizkid and others, have some respect. And what did black sherif say wrong? And my last question, what on earth have you been able to achieve yourself? 🤷🏽♂️
The electricity joke was hilarious 😂
If you transfer all Ghanaian national grid to Lagos alone . They still won’t be able to power Lagos. Even now Nigeria produces more than double the electricity Ghana generates but is never enough because of it large consumption of power. If Ghanaian politicians do 1% of the impunity done in Nigeria, in Nigeria politicians steal 100% of the income and go borrow and squander it too. And Nigeria is still standing, if it were Ghana by now their will be civil war. Yes Ghana can only mock Nigeria about light. Otherwise what else can they say, go outside Africa . Every where you can see the difference between Nigeria and Ghana. They are never in our class, is so obvious
The funny thing is that you guys pushed Nigerian music to go back to the drawing board… the biggest artist in the early 2000’s for me was Obrafor, Tictac, 4x4, Mabel, etc. like really our Nigerian music was shit…but we enjoyed and pushed Ghana music like crazy..i hope one day we would come together and do a lot together. Nice content stay blessed..
Point of correction, all laws are passed or are made by our National Assembly. NBC is a body or an association for the broadcast sector. They have their code of conduct that guides them as a body! Their code can never be deemed as a law!!
For there to be a law, it must be a bill first and must pass through some stages in the two houses of our National Assembly ( the Senate and the Rep) then the president will sign and attest to it before it becomes a law.
We do not have such a law! The law in force is the one that bans white models from our adverts. Emphasis is on white models. We never made it for only Nigerians. Your Ghanaian models can very well work in our advertisement space as long as they are Black or light-skinned African and not caucasian or any other race.
😂😂 guy it is law 😂. Ask all the big boys in the industry 😂😂. Ghana has never had any thing like that
@@emotionkontrollaYou Lie…He should also pin the Ghanaian Law of 80% Local content & 20% Foreign content instituted in Ghana’s Constitution in 2004
@@emotionkontrollasmh
Your argument was not constructive rather is more emotional control because nobody said Ghana can't make laws to protect what goes on the radio airplay. The issue is #playGhana and if Nigeria should adopt the same approach of #playNigeria, there will be young artists career around Africa that will be impacted for introducing strict policies. As African, we should be mindful what we say against each other because of the ramification globally. I'm almost certain that a lot of Nigeria watch your content not because you're Nigeria, but you produce better content that is suitable and educative. Ghana music stakeholders didn't think this through by bring a young artist loved by Nigeria and doing great numbers to podium to backup agenda not supported by majority Ghana music industry.
Hey go and get some gari and sniff. Which Ghanaian artists do u play in your country. Do u know how most of your DJs and "executives" make it hard for Ghanaian songs and other African songs to be played in nigeria? When it comes to setting laws that can benefit us, you say this time we need to be careful cuz its nigeria. No one is scared of your country. The coverings have been removed. We see what your country and what some of its citizens are capable of doing. It would not be allowed anymore
Now we're blaming Nigeria DJs and executives instead of blaming the mumu banku "OGs" who doesn't understand that music is a global banku villiage. Dey play with gari...you go explain tire when you mix banku with gari. Now GH music is lonely at the top.@@princejames1773
@@princejames1773You must be Ignorant, if you don’t know, I Suggest you do appreciate Research
Use the advantage with your best ghana music let see if they will cross over.Ghana love noise
I knew you were going to call him shallipopi😂😂elo lo lo😅
Do you guys even understand what foreign music is. It is not from the country hence it being called Foreign. The choice of some people to think otherwise is telling of their character.
You keep on saying character ... You Don't start what you can't finish, I am from Nigeria 🇳🇬 and I love 🇬🇭 music .. I started listening to rap because of sakodie.... You Don't like Nigerians😂 and that shows how weak👎 you are.... I love🇬🇭❤
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We know who dominates your charts, the old Ghanaian fool mentioned Nigerian, Your artistes will soon complain just like Ghallywood actors are lamenting😂
Black Sheriff is now Black Sheep in Nigeria.
Even you know that Foreign music means Naija. Tell Blacko to apologize stop trying to hide under the cloak of cheerful objectivity to promote hate. If he doesn't it will affect him period.
He did not say anything abhorring to apologize for!He cannot admit what he did not say!Supporting your own creatives should not be upfront to others!
@@Speaktruth20y’all don’t really understand business, everything is not emotions… even if he supports the initiative, he shouldn’t have been there,… he is global artist, that shouldn’t be his thing… y’all shouldn’t pull him down, he can’t achieve what all his potentials if he is local champion, you can’t be having enemies with small population… music is business, emotions aside,
Same way they tried to cancel Mr. Eazi when he said Nigerian artists lewrn from Ghanaian musicians
Mr eazi never come back from that cancel so it worked
Fact
Can you compared Mr Eazi career of 2015 -16 to when he was cancelled absolutely no ....He was definitely well cancelled.
And where is Mr Easy musically now? Dey play.
The cancellation did nothing to Mr Eazi. He is a billionaire, he doesn't need to stress himself with music anymore just like Rihanna
Congratulations play ▶️ only ghana 🇬🇭 music 🎶 make sure you get your population to back your music. Make sure you can spend
Good luck to you guy with play Ghana. Trust Nigerians to do what is best for us as well but remember all your Artists have their biggest stream from Nigeria and non of our artist have their biggest stream from Ghana
Where to ? Oya come back here 😂
What’s ur point
@@chargybeat9685 A word is enough for the wise.
Ghana will be fine. There are other African countries, Europe and USA. Also this way ppl can now know the difference in sound, Nigerians won't be able to steal the sound Ghana has
@@chargybeat9685 His poinT is Clear
9:09 Chale you fuck up pass 😂😂😂
Peace and happiness 😂😂😂
My friend, you go soon join the list of people to be cancelled. Continue...
Hm
We humans don't listen to understand, we listen to defend or rebuttal. Play Ghana Music is different from Play Ghana Music and ban Nigeria Music in Ghana.
Patriotism and Favouritism eats at us all, when it involves someone or something we love, we all listen to defend or rebuttal. It's human nature
Nigerians encouraged Ghanians to Listen to moRe of thier Ghanian Artists, it’s a Good thing…However, what raises eyebrows is when your Ghanaian Minister comes on Air along with Ghanaian artist to push the Agenda of Ban 100% Foreign Music. Plus your video did noT address that, which proves youR content is Bias & One sided.
Read b and understand it bro
I guess the wahala is more about association or company than what he (blacko) said. The people he was with were people we Nigerians percieve antagonistic towards us.
U know na! Network is networth.
Person wey waka with criminal na....
So it's actually in their laws? And they won't let black sheriff rest?
Cameroon 🇨🇲 also had a strike on this . To stop foreign music by 80%
Losers will always find a reason to blame others for their loss and try to find an excuse.
@@viewbox8794 we’re not losers 🇨🇲 . Nigeria also did same some years ago, that’s why they are dominating in their own country before any other country
@@diri4512 the thruth is that such rule does not exist in nigeria.The reason why afrobeat is trending around the world is because nigerians invest a lot in their music and also they are hardworking and support each other.Monopoly in one country wont make your music trend around the world its proves how myopic people are towards the succes of nigerian music rather than to learn and collaborate africans are busying hating on each other success and trying to ban each other its very stupid.
Let’s see what happens to Blacko in the industry in 2 to five years time… shame on you Ghanaians who hate Nigerians.
Shatta Wale's first 2 songs on the "Konekt" album i.e incoming n designer
Are real bangers bt ghana medias are denying it much plays than naija bt they expect to take lead🤣🤣
Instead dragg Shatta Wale down🤣🤣
I love naija n ghana music bt gh must learn to appreciate all talents as naija
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U don't understand the word "banger". Wale is a retired artist bro, JOKE.
Maybe the Ghanaians don't like the fact that they suspect their biggest artist for getting help from Nija songwriters to compose those two songs because of his dealings with Bankuli or whatever lately
@@felixjoeansah-pj8zl no jst industry hate
@@dayjih I know also participated too not only songwriters
Ghana🇬🇭 already has an 80% Local content and 20% Foreign content Law in the Ghana Constitution approved in 2004, soo why aRe Ghanians pretending like this Law doesn’t Already Exist in thier Country??
Do you stay in my country? Have you been here since said law/statement was created? If you haven't please keep quite. You can't bring up issues of another side when you haven't been there before to experience it.
@@princejames1773 Be honest with yourself, does Ghana have that Law or Not? Simple question.
@@Mkym365 finally a stable and patient nigerian who actually wants to have a conversation. No law of that sought has been passed in Ghana concerning the entertainment sector. If it was, it wouldn't have been claimed to have began just recently. The issue was not stated that all foreign content should not be played. But a call for, and a push to advertise and comply to these circumstances was asked. It isn't law. Go ahead and search for the meaning of LAW. I'll wait. I and a number of my fellow Ghanaians are just surprised at how easily nigerians latched themselves to this statement whilst your name was not mentioned in any way. It wasn't a problem when you guys did it. So why can't we do it to? Thats real sign of egotism and it must be checked
@@princejames1773 You’re Lying! Go & do PROPER Research
@@Mkym365I'm a Ghanaian what the guy is saying is true
The ingredient Ghanaians are missing isn`t about the quality of your music. I rarely encounter an Afrobeat song by a Ghanaian i don`t like. The music needs to evoke a vibe, Naija music does this effortlessly. Focus less on the music and more on what the music evokes.
Section 3sub13 of the Nigerian Broadcasting code
Its not playing only ghana music on ghana radio that will have the artist go international as people overseas cant hear it. Its you the individual artist rather investing in your career with good paid promotion and all for people to know of your existence all over to even stream or watch you on youtube. Promotion include features, going for tours, hosting your own shows overseas etc as other country artist do.. As cant you guys steady how the others did it. Lol. Now yall old and pass artists and now trying to keep up after wasting time. If some have faded out, it has nothing to do with other music played as we all united. They have nothing to loose as already pass and its blacko who does. So black sherif should worry about him coming out to stay relevant and not loose his brand for those envy old pass artist who cant pay for air time or do current music play etc lol.. Please old samini and co, yall grown pass men and your time is up. Keep that memory and let black sherif shine and enjoy his time in peace. Blacko should know they are jealouse of him and he has other countries supporting and loving his works and they don't even know these artist he was standing with ,and they involved him to use him, get free promotion of him to be relevant to blacko foreigner fans whiles sabotaging him.. We are in a modern united era and if their music is not appealing, they cant force people to listen. We should be glad some africian artist have africa on the map.Since back them when they played highlife and their time songs and no other music they still couldn't get stream or go global due to their own lack of management skills, structure and money to push in their own careers. The government has better things to worry about and cant force nothing on no one in this modern internet days with choices. Plus why mention the government when people own their private radio station etc lol. Yall better carry money to pay radio to get their services or get money to invest in your music and make music people would love to relate to all over and stop this bs talk.lol. Clout chaser old pass samini and co who dont know how to exit out nicely. You guys go find something else to stay relevant about as most of them standing there trying to sound important, do they even have their family in ghana yet samini talked on return to ghana..imagine.
Black Sheriff go hear wieeen. He is just too proud of himself. A humble guy would have apologize long ago but for him the opposite is the case. I want to say for the umpteen time that:at the end of this Ghana 🇬🇭 80/20 policy we shall do the plus and minus and see who be at loss or gain.
Let us be truthful to ourselves, I don't think this law will do justice to Ghanaian music because social media is still a bad ass marketing tool than old school media. Do Ghanaian artist have the budget that Nigerian artist have ?
God bless you i want to ask the same ques
Radios and Djs are still influencial tho
It's 80% local and 20% foreign.
ghanians are hating on the success of nigerians they even said in the video nigerian invasion as if they forced their music on ghanians.You cant force people to listen to substandard music just because it belongs to your country music doesnt work that way its all a dumb move.Its like telling people to eat bad food just because your family member prepared the food.If you make good music you wont be begging people to play your music that just proves how terrible you are at your craft cause people will only respond to good music.How long will you beg people for.
When Azonto was all over and Wizkid hop on it to the extent that he made people think Azonto was from Nigeria did we Ghanaians say Nigerians are jealous?
@@blackkking7331that is promotimg the song.. y'all don't really understand Nigerians. I think Nigerians master the law of the universe, if something is bad, we don't paint it to be a good thing cos it was a Nigerian who did it… even see the way your guy was bias there… he didn’t mention Ghana deport Nigeria first… a Nigeria will hardly omits that… secondly there is no law in Nigeria that says 80 20 to foreign music. It was an NBC thing, it not in the constitution, it was due to America music them, not Africa music, even after the said NBC act, there was reduction in America music not Africa music, and thirdly the ad ban on foreigners was for white not black, a lot of Ghanaian celebrities are on billboards in Nigeria… Nigerians natural shows love if they like something.. this blacko thing is just temporary… y’all don’t understood business, even if he support the initiative, he shouldn’t have been there, when you know you are a global musician. it might affect him for a while, we move on easily
@@mrkendrickenoma9780 yours it promotion but when Ghanaians does afrobeat we're either stealing or jealous lol😂🤣
@@blackkking7331 you can’t get it… cos your heart is bitter Ghanaians aren’t doing afrobeats? The issues is you claiming what isn’t yours… even the name Ghana aren’t yours… y’all aren’t only English speaking west Africa, y’all are just the closest English speaking west Africa.. that reason we rock with y’all… we should know you aren’t friends the better for us…
😂 we all want peace 'appiness, brothers and sisters
I'm a Nigerian and I mostly watch(as many other Nigerians do too) you and Wode Maya than I do to my fellow Nigerian youtubers because I think the quality of your works is superior to others, but would it fair to ignore the quality and stand on patriotism? I'm just asking so as to know if I'll have to watch the junks some my fellow Nigerians put on youtube.
He did not say follow patriotism blindly, he just said you can't leave it out. Can you honestly Nigerian music is superior to Ghanaian music without the answer being affected by your love for your country? Same way I can't honestly say the opposite, good and bad music comes from everywhere. Nobody said 'don't play Nigerian music'. In fact not once was Nigeria mentioned but because Ghana vs Nigeria always trends it's been turned into exactly that by people wanting views, annoying.
@@solomontetteh4134 Stop deluding yourself. Nigerian music is better than Ghanian music and it is not close... in terms of quality and quantity. Data supports by every metric: streams, concert ticket sales and awards to mention a few.
@@obieWanmotivation And I'm the one being delusional...🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Motola said rubbish, Motola and one guy came to 3Music TV, and the other guy said something like this but he couldn't establish the fact.
Its not about what he said, its about what he stood for. If you accompany a thief to a crime scene. Well you are a thief. What do we say about "Biting the finger that fed you", You will definitely feel the pain too. You did not remember to ban "Foreign Music when the likes of 50cent and Beyonce was dominating you airwaves. Now its cos fellow brother is winning. How Petty.
we kn the narrative.. Nigeria is part of d foreign music , Blacksherif supported the assertion..
u don't force people love Ur products , u rather improve Ur products, if not u will make Ur customers even more tired of Ur products...
“It was Tupac “😊😎
I think you shouldn't even highlight this narrative. Well, I guess negative thrives.
If there was anything written in the so called law he quoted and linked he would have screenshot it as proof. I read the docs and the section on foreign content. Its says that broadcast stations can have a MINIMUM of 15% FOREIGN content. Emphasis on minimum and not maximum. The guy clearly doesn't understand english.
Lol when they say a minimum of 15% of foreign music should be allowed, what does that mean oga? Clearly u dnt read to understand that's why you're having issues with what Ghana is doing. Relax ur mind, Kontrol your emotions
He should also pin the Ghanaian Law of 80% Local content & 20% Foreign content instituted in Ghana’s Constitution in 2004
@QoffiSleem If you guys can't comprehend simple English how will you comprehend the nuances and complexities of music business. This is why Ghana is lagging behind.
MIMIMUM MEANS THE LEAST FORIEGN CONTENT YOU SHOUKD HAVE.. THIS MEANS THERE IS NO CAP FOR THE AMOUNT OF FORIEGN CONTENT. STOP READING MINIMUM AS MAXIMUM!
@@IfyDon lol bro obviously you failed English in ur waec😂
Just calm down, take a deep breath and read the statement properly. A MINIMUM of 15% SHOULD BE ALLOWED. That means, songs that is allowed to play should not be more than 15%. Kontrol your Emotions 😂
@QoffiSleem So if they had said a Maximum of 15% should be allowed what will that mean? You Failed Maths and English if you ever saw the walls of a school.
If Nigeria is banning Black Sheriff, then I believe they're overreacting.
O yes we are overreacting, ehen !!!
What Nigerian wouldn’t do the same if roles were reversed?
play Ghana and let evil Nigeria cry.
Ur papa
They should just leave blacko alone 😂
All Nigeria monitswaadi you can’t tell us what to do Naira Marley sef you no fit cancel am na Blacko jon foa
No body cancelled blacko
SAMINI 📢 Kenya plays East African 🌍 music ( East Africa not Kenya oo)
The same SAMINI 📢 Ban Foreign music!! The last time i checked, Nigeria is still in West Africa 🌍
What does that intells? And what kind of opinion are you leaving me with?
Any serious country should have used the parliament to enact laws without calling on the musicians publicly to just speak into the air. You think development is just by words...you need laws and enforcement. Local radios should be punished for breaking such rules, local music should be used for all public events and on our television. The government just put these musicians career at risk just by doing this. This meeting with the stake holders should be private and the laws should be enacted , the masses should be encouraged to abide by such laws....Unserious country as usual, just a waste of time !
There is too much effects and distractions going on in this video. Minimize the effects to keep your audience engaged.
I like it
@emotionkontrolla you are NOT still getting it, If Ghana must develope their music industry it mut come from a place of learning, refining with proof of work, mingling and collaboration (not pride), capital (spend in Nigeria) no free meal even for best underground Nigeria artiste etc...Nigerians learnt from foreigners for over 5 decades that investment is why the dominance cannot be overided among otherthings like population and the economic capital of westafrica (lagos).
Imma give Nigeria that. In Africa no one comes close to the kind of investment they've done in their music industry. And entertainment industry in general . The efforts 🔥. I mean there's always something to learn
No one in Nigeria is cancelling Blacko stop saying shit Ozour
Me sef don go....
Una(Ghana) go explain tire…
😂😂😂😂 let Ghana Ask Cameroon 🇨🇲 what happened when they tried to also barn nigerian music in Cameroon it was Hell on earth 😂😂
Eii so even after pinning the law there ,just click and read to it's a problem for u people 😂😂 free Blacko and stop all these misinformation and agendas
He should also pin the Ghanaian Law of 80% Local content & 20% Foreign content instituted in Ghana’s Constitution in 2004
I don’t think Blacko said anything bad. We just dey para for no reason
First, Ghana was the first to push Nigerians out first before there was Ghana must go, but that's in the past, this issues, is all misleading, they should focus on making quality music, not forcing people to listen to some of the mediocre songs most ot them drop
Are u talking abt me becus I’m in DM 😂
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am just laughing.. Nigeria develop movie industry, bring in Ghana in a build Ghana artist, use Thier location but they turn around and want to ban Nigeria movies but what happened ?
they are doing same to their music again.. u can't compete with someone that is not depending on u.. most Nigeria artist makes their wealth outside Africa.
let's watch
Since when did Ghana started to banned Nigerian movie 😂my guy come again and tell us the truth
@@DicksonTarkoraashock, Gh tv stations Dey show naija movies pass our movies saf smh 🤦♂️
Some of them are hypocrite they did it years ago and now we're also doing it why are they talking a lot.
Ghana is a massive threat to them. Despite being almost 8 times smaller than them in population, we receive more Foreign investment than them.
We also receive more tourists than them. If Ghana succeeds with this law, Ghanaian artists could be more successful than they are now and will dilute their dominance in Africa. We are receiving a record number of tourists year after year. Even if Nigeria blocks its airwaves to Ghanaian music, there are more than 190 other countries that will stream our music.
He should also pin the Ghanaian Law of 80% Local content & 20% Foreign content instituted in Ghana’s Constitution in 2004
Losers in general always try to find an excuse why their music is not doing well rather than improve music quality,invest more in their music and build connections they find dumb excuse and blame it on some stupid law.envy doesnt help in life
Like always you guys are first to mention ghana most go,dat you guys started the expulsion of 9jerians is never mentioned.
Envy and jealousy
The hypocrisy being displayed by some of our Nigerian friends is mindboggling. How on earth do they have a problem with what the group of Ghanaian musicians are calling for (local content) and yet they have a provision sitting in their laws insisting on an 80-20 air play in favour of Nigerian music? I love my Nigerian brothers and sisters and I appreciate the support they have given to Blacko and some of the Ghanaian musicians, but if they say they want to blacklist Blacko, fine, they should go ahead and do that. Beside Nigeria, which country in Africa patronizes Nigerian songs more than Ghana. We equally play a critical role in their music industry and so they can't create the impression that the support is one-sided. The brand of Blacko is greater and bigger than a blacklist by Nigerians. Shatta go get them. Naniama!!!!
Charlie no one is scared of any ban or percentage whatsoever,thats a stone age reasoning or do they want to block the Internet for song streaming? just imagine Nigeria musicians say same thing,just the way your people started charging Nigeria movie actors $10,000 as licence to shoot a movie in Ghana. How is your movie industry since they stopped collaborating? If you say Nigeria has a % law why not google it and paste it here.This is how xenophobia starts by the way, jist like in South Africa where Nigerians businesses are frequently attacked and looted .Check all your Alist artists recent streams, about 70% comes from Nigeria. We are over 230 million people in Nigeria and over 60 million outside Nigeria. Whats your population and population of people who can afford data to stream songs ? If you guys are business oriented people you should be championing for more collaborations with Nigerians in other to keep penetrating Nigerian Market..which has helped many of your Alists artists today. Streaming is done online with data...Ghana always think backwards..
You will be surprised by what Nigerians can do to blacko views. Just spewing shit
Play man summer nii 😂
They aren’t any law saying radio stations should play 80% Nigerian music
Misinformation, no law like that in Nigeria
Ghanaian musicians are lyrically genius, and Nigerian musicians who doesn’t make any sense lyrically are chosen over Ghana all the time😂why. Even Ghanaians are not streaming their songs what is going on.they have to come on national television to beg DJs and radio stations to play Ghana music 😂. I saw your quotes . Nigeria stop foreign voice or personnel in our advert because it was always Europeans doing advertisements for us. If it was black peoples doing those adverts Iam not sure Govt would have reacted the way the did. That is by the way. Your artist should embrace more collaboration with other people, if they are gonna go anywhere. And finally Ghana is not Nigeria competition at all, not only in music but in everything. Envy is rooted in your DNA that is why you don’t move forward 😂😂😂😂. I come in peace
Omo Black Sheriff fucked up by appearing in that platform, he should not have done that, he somewhat black listed him self now, what he did is as bad or worst than Naira Marley nonsense, this kind thing as some crazy ass psychology effect on people, if you read the book of power you will understand, just like the way Wizkid carried himself as an example, people abroad thinks this dude is even from Nigeria. Not everybody is logical even what he said means nothing because a lot people are crazy and love vawluence, they could use is career as a backlash. Dude was almost as big or bigger than omahlay, but with this stunt he as dropped to be lower than shallipopi closer to portable, you won't understand the effect now but in a small run you will, the only way he can help him self is releasing outrageously good songs that as 2× the impact of "of cause I fucked up" effect or try to feature an outstanding foreign artist not Nigeria actual USA foreign artist that their heat as not died down completely, if not his career will definitely go down a drainage. The reason why we love shallipopi is because the dude is vibes and is music as great slangs and Cruise in it with good tunes that is why we like him not because he is trying to make sense.
Lmaooo “like dog”
They will eat you alive.
Bro you never get to the point and your video is always moving can’t it be stable for one sec 🙄
Even Nasboi's thrash song is trending everywhere because all Nigerian comedians were jumping on it 😂.
You call that song trash song. That song beats most of Ghanaians' songs, both home and abroad..