NBC: Trying to Stay Relevant? (Part 1)

Good Morning Fabulous readers of "The Social Malls with EGO!". . . So glad you're here reading again today.

I did some cool internet-suffing yesterday with my popc's phone *yea right; that's what I blog with #covers face: I'm upgrading sooner though* . . . Anyways, back to the night tales; I strolled through nairaland *newly-acquired addiction*; there, I saw a news that caught my attention, the 'mumu' NBC at work again *you never read that o!*.

Anyways, NBC partially banned Lil Kesh's Shoki remix featuring Olamide and Davido. By partially-banned, I mean the song still gets to be aired but only at seemingly odd hours (10pm - 5am) *Lil Kesh is lucky right; some people got total ban*

As a passionate lover of music, I really don't dig hiphops but I do listen to them often *story for another day*, I took my time to go through songs banned by NBC in recent times past coupled with the lyrics of each song and I couldn't help but be amazed.

Nigerian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) as a regulation board *they regulate what is broadcasted onradio and tv stations but that's not all that is to them*.

Lil Kesh who made his career debut with "Shoki" and "Lyrically" has suffered the same feat as other senior colleagues in the music industry and this makes me wonder, what's so lewd about the lyrics? Nothing I must say except for the fact that it added another dance twist to the Nigerian Hiphop list off invented dances.  #Read Part 2!