Why National Broadcasting Corporation Banned Davido, Olamide And 9ice’s Songs
The National Broadcasting Corporation (NBC), has placed a ban on some of Nigeria’s most popular tunes for alleged violation of the commissions rules and regulations regarding music lyrics and videos.
The commission, which is responsible for making sure there is a degree of sense and meaning in the contents released by Entertainers into the industry, has deemed it fit to ban Olamide’s new jam 'WO' and his previous song 'Wavy Level' amongst other songs.
Davido’s Banana anthem, 'FALL' did not survive the blow neither did the remix of 'IF'.
Another song that was listed for ban was 9ice’s controversial song 'Living Things', a song that has been criticized to be a glorification of fraudsters.
It could be recalled that the visual for Olamide’s new song was released just some days ago and the Ministry of Health already consider it a hazard to the nation giving the level of indiscriminate smoking seen in the already viral video.
The ban implies that these songs would no longer be played on TV stations and radio stations.
The commission, which is responsible for making sure there is a degree of sense and meaning in the contents released by Entertainers into the industry, has deemed it fit to ban Olamide’s new jam 'WO' and his previous song 'Wavy Level' amongst other songs.
Davido’s Banana anthem, 'FALL' did not survive the blow neither did the remix of 'IF'.
Another song that was listed for ban was 9ice’s controversial song 'Living Things', a song that has been criticized to be a glorification of fraudsters.
It could be recalled that the visual for Olamide’s new song was released just some days ago and the Ministry of Health already consider it a hazard to the nation giving the level of indiscriminate smoking seen in the already viral video.
The ban implies that these songs would no longer be played on TV stations and radio stations.
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