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HIGHER BY BURNABOY LYRICS

verse 1 Look me dada As my dreadlocks are longer I know say now right now na my time, no go waste am rara I go use am dada You know say Henessey na bastard I dey sip am jeje oh So, if I do you wrong, I apologize All the people wey dey sympathize Na God go make them larger Larger than life Make me go higher I no want maya My feelings don dey rise Walimo waya Make me go higher I no want maya My feelings don dey rise Walimo waya You know the streets dont love you rara It’s full of snakes and spiders Make a wrong move, loose your life Make it hard for your mother to sleep at night Streets no love you rara Some people dey for mortuary Some people dey for hospital Count your blessings one by one Sho pe tie, time has come To lift our voices, ah-ah-ah Lift my voice in prayer Make me go higher I no want maya My feelings don dey rise Walimo waya Make me go higher I no want maya My feelings don dey rise Walimo waya Make me go higher I no want maya My feelings don dey rise Walimo waya Make me go higher I no want maya My feelings don dey rise Walimo waya
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Teni was born on December 23, 1992, in Lagos, Nigeria, and hails from Ekiti State. She is the ninth of ten children born to Mr. and Mrs. Apata. Her father, a retired Brigadier General, was tragically slain in 1995 when Teni was just two years old.Growing up, Teni attended Apata Memorial High School before pursuing higher education in the United States, where she earned a degree in Business Administration from the American InterContinental University. Teni’s musical journey began early; she played the drums in her school band and often sang loudly in the hallway with her siblings, as they were not allowed to leave the house. Teni is also the younger sister of fellow musician Niniola, reflecting a family deeply connected to music and the arts. Teni initially joined Shizzi’s Magic Fingers Records and released her debut single, “Amen.” In 2017, she moved on to sign with Dr. Dolor Entertainment after leaving her previous record company. Her rise to fame began with the release of the single “Fargin” in September 2017.Teni’s breakthrough came with the release of hit singles such as “Askamaya,” “Case,” and “Uyo Meyo.” “Askamaya” was particularly successful, securing the 15th spot on MTV Base’s Top 20 Hottest Naija Tracks of 2018 list. On February 20, 2019, Teni was featured as YouTube Music’s Trending Artist on the Rise. She continued to release new music, including the “Sugar Mummy” video on May 3, 2019, and “Power Rangers” on June 14, 2019.On October 11, 2019, Teni released her self-titled debut EP, “Billionaire,” which featured six tracks without any guest appearances. The EP was produced by Pheelz and Jaysynths Beatz.In April 2020, Teni collaborated with Nigerian DJ Neptune to produce an EP titled “Quarantine Playlist.” This EP reflects various stages of quarantine life and explores the challenges of lockdown during the coronavirus pandemic. The four-track EP features primarily mid-tempo production by Tempoe, P. Prime, and Dra. On February 2, 2021, Teni disclosed the title and anticipated release date for her upcoming debut album, “Wonder Woman.” She has released two studio projects and numerous singles throughout her career. Teni’s talent and hard work have earned her several accolades. In 2018, she received the Most Promising Act to Watch at the Nigeria Entertainment Awards and was named Rookie of the Year at the Headies Awards. She also won Best New Artist at the 2018 Soundcity MVP Awards Festival. NotJustOk ranked Teni eighth on its list of the 10 Hottest Artists in Nigeria, and Premium Times recognized her as one of the six Nigerian breakthrough stars and internet sensations of 2018.Drawing inspiration from everything around her, Teni creates a diverse array of music. Her admiration for Wasiu Ayinde’s work shines through in her own songs. She views music as a spiritual force, believing it has the power to transform people’s perceptions.
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M.I Abaga, born Jude Abaga on October 4, 1981, in Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria, hails from the Jukum descent of Takum, Taraba State. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abaga, raised him and his two younger siblings, Jesse Jagz and Jason Abaga, in Jos, where he developed a fluency in Hausa. M.I’s passion for music was evident from an early age, prompting his mother to support his interest with music notations and a 7-key mini piano. Growing up, he drew inspiration from a diverse range of artists, including Lauryn Hill, Bob Marley, Sarah Maclachlan, Pablo Neruda, Jay-Z, DMX, and Fela Ransom Kuti. After attending Baptist High School in Jos, M.I pursued higher education at Calvin College in Michigan, USA, initially studying Engineering for a year before switching to Business and Economics. M.I Abaga’s artistic journey began with explorations in poetry and comedy, but he ultimately found his calling in music. During his time at Calvin College (1999-2003), he regularly performed at hip-hop shows and concerts, notably earning third place at the HipHopera event.After relocating to Nigeria in 2003, M.I launched his music career by producing mixtapes with Djinee, leading to the breakthrough single “Safe.” The song gained widespread recognition, airing on African radio stations and music video platforms like MTV Vibe. M.I co-founded Loopy Music with his brother Jesse Jagz, Ice Prince, and other artists. His big break came when Chocolate City, a prominent Nigerian music label, signed him. This led to a move to Abuja and a successful music career. Today, M.I Abaga is a renowned artist, hailed by DIV as the future of African Hip Hop M.I Abaga’s production credits include work with various artists, showcasing his versatility and talent. He has collaborated with notable names in the industry, including Don Jazzy, Threadstone (Nigeria’s first rock band), and Wizkid, among others. In addition to his role as CEO of Chocolate City, M.I also runs his own production company, Rytchus Era Productions, in partnership with his brother Jesse Jagz. This venture allows him to continue producing music and fostering talent outside of his label responsibilities.M.I Abaga’s music has made a significant impact, cementing a Northern presence in the Nigerian industry. By bridging cultural divides, he’s seen as a unifying force, using music to bring Nigeria together. This endeared him to fans, earning him the title “Nigeria’s Hip Hop Messiah”.
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Beyoncé Knowles was born to Tina (nee Beyoncé) and Mathew Knowles, and has a younger sister, Solange, who also achieved success in the music industry. At just nine years old, Beyoncé formed the girl group Destiny’s Child (originally known as Girl’s Tyme) in 1990 with childhood friends. Despite early setbacks, including a loss on the Star Search talent show in 1992 and a failed recording contract in 1995, Destiny’s Child signed with Columbia Records in 1997. Their self-titled debut album, featuring the hit single “No, No, No Part 2,” marked their breakthrough, followed by the hugely successful album “The Writing’s on the Wall” in 1999, which earned them two Grammy Awards. By 2001, Destiny’s Child, then comprised of Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, and Michelle Williams, topped the charts with “Survivor.” The group’s lineup changed over the years, but their success remained strong, with the 2011 release of “4” coinciding with Beyoncé’s pregnancy with her daughter Blue Ivy Carter.In 2013, Beyoncé revolutionized the music industry by unexpectedly dropping her self-titled visual album “BEYONCÉ,” which garnered widespread acclaim and set a new standard for surprise releases. Her 2016 visual album “Lemonade,” accompanied by a groundbreaking HBO special, showcased a more political and personal side of Beyoncé, exploring themes of Black culture and female empowerment. It received critical acclaim and cultural significance, cementing Beyoncé’s influence beyond music into academia and social discourse. Taking a break after giving birth to twins in 2017, Beyoncé returned in 2018 to headline Coachella as the first Black woman to do so, delivering a performance that celebrated HBCU traditions and became a cultural landmark. The performance was later released as a Netflix special and album. Ending the “Lemonade” era in 2018, Beyoncé and Jay Z released the joint album “Everything is Love” under the name “The Carters,” coinciding with their successful “On The Run II” tour. With a career spanning over 25 years, Beyoncé has become one of the best-selling music artists of all time, the most Grammy-nominated woman artist, and an iconic figure in entertainment history. Her influence extends to a new generation of artists, while she herself draws inspiration from legends such as Michael Jackson, Diana Ross, and Tina Turner, among others.
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MEET FEYO THE GENIUS

Felix Dabrilagha, known by his stage name Feyo The Genius, was born on September 25, 1997, in Bayelsa State, Nigeria. Growing up in a supportive and loving family, Felix was encouraged to be true to himself. He spent his early years in Bayelsa, where he completed both his primary and secondary education. For higher education, he moved to Port Harcourt and earned his Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Port Harcourt.Feyo The Genius ventured into the music scene in 2018 with no prior experience in music creation or performance. Despite this, his journey in the music industry has been remarkable. He started from scratch and gradually built a presence on streaming platforms. Feyo The Genius is known for his unique style, blending hip-hop with Afrobeat to create a soothing and captivating sound he describes as psychedelic. His music, a fusion of Afrobeat and modern hip-hop, offers a solid vibe and captivating sound that appeals to a wide range of music lovers. In 2019, he released his first project, the “Acid Illusion EP.” Following this, he dropped the “9X Rager EP” in 2020, further establishing his presence in the music world. Feyo continued to hone his craft, releasing three singles in 2021, including “Radical” and “Wetin U Go Do?”.Feyo The Genius is recognized for his consistent output, delivering music that resonates with his fans. In 2022, he released “Cocaine Part 2,” and 2023 saw him drop four singles that made waves both in the streets and on the charts. His latest single, “Squeeze,” was released earlier this year. Currently, Felix Dabrilagha, aka Feyo The Genius, is working on his next project titled “Reckless Reckless,” which promises to feature collaborations with various artists. His journey from an inexperienced beginner to a celebrated hip-hop Afro-fusion artist is a testament to his talent and dedication to his craft.
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Born in July 1966 in Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State, Farooq Oreagba began his educational journey at Ijebu-Ode Grammar School before attending King’s College Lagos.He pursued higher education at Edward Greenes College, Oxford in London, where he graduated with distinction. Oreagba furthered his academic credentials with:A Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) in Combined Engineering Studies from Coventry University (1985-1989).A BTec Diploma in Business & Finance from the University of East London (1991-1993).Various certifications from both local and international institutions.Career HighlightsFarooq Oreagba’s career in the financial services sector is marked by several notable achievements. He is known for his:Expertise in deal origination.Deep understanding of capital markets.Proficiency in investment banking.Strategic vision and leadership, which have significantly contributed to the growth and success of numerous financial institutions.Over the last four decades, Oreagba has worked in the financial sector in Nigeria and abroad. He is a former Member of the Derivatives Product Advisory Committee of the Nigerian Stock Exchange. September 2023, he was appointed MD/CEO of NG Clearing Limited, a role that marks his return to the financial sector after a hiatus due to health issuesIn April 2014, Farooq Oreagba was diagnosed with osteosarcoma and carcinoma, types of bone marrow and skin cancer, respectively. Despite the incurable nature of these cancers, Oreagba has continued to battle bravely. His experience with cancer has profoundly influenced his personal and professional life. Farooq Oreagba’s appearance at the 2024 Ojude Oba festival garnered significant media attention. His refined style and charisma stood out, earning him accolades for his “swag sense” and “steeze.” Photos and videos of Oreagba at the festival, where he made a grand entrance on horseback and wore a full aso-oke agbada regalia, showcased his impeccable fashion sense and elegance. His stylish display and the beautiful tattoo on his arm, symbolizing his battle with cancer, captivated citizens across NigeriaFarooq Oreagba’s remarkable career in the financial services sector, coupled with his impressive educational background, has solidified his reputation as a distinguished professional. His appearance at the Ojude Oba 2024 festival highlighted his elegance and charm, making him a noteworthy figure in both the financial and social spheres. Despite keeping certain aspects of his personal life private, Oreagba continues to be a significant influence in his field.
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