After being away for a long time, Northorious podcast makes a return,(yes we did miss you guys too) with an episode featuring some of the regulars Abdul, Dj Ruffee, Razaq and Sly Alubo.  

Our discussion ranged across the upcoming presidential elections, the champions league and of course the Nigerian music scene. 

Wedding and Portrait photographer, Emmy Akpa let’s us in on his journey so far.  

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In a recent exclusive interview with Jaguda.com and the Northorious Podcast, Nigerian music act, Bella Shmurda, talks about his highly anticipated collaboration with American rapper, Bobby Shmurda, his music career, life, and more. He also expressed willingness to work with upcoming Jos-based artists. Listen to the full interview below.

Welcome to the 15th episode of the Northorious Podcast where the panelists extensively discussed music charts, playlisting, and how music promotion is perceived in the Nigerian music industry. 

This episode, unlike other episodes, had several guests who shared from their wealth of experience, a medium that broadened the discussion. 

Former Effyzzie Music Group signee, Geniuzz, who was the star feature of this episode also shared exclusively his exit from his erstwhile imprint, and his plans for the future. 

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While agitations around Police brutality tagged #EndSARS seems to have watered down, The Northorious Podcast decided to reopen the conversation to remind Nigerians why it remains pertinent to keep pushing for a better Nigeria.

Peekay and Blaq shared their protest experiences in Jos, the Plateau state capital, and how it has shaped their perception of demonstrations nationwide.

Sly and Ruffee, alongside other members of the panel, delved into how Northern governors used religion and ethnicity to frustrate protests in their region, and also the insensitivity of President Muhammadu Buhari.

No wonder Chimamanda Adichie said, "There is the sense that Nigeria could very well burn to the ground while the president remains malevolently aloof. The president has often telegraphed a contemptuous self-righteousness, as though engaging fully with Nigerian is beneath him."

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On this episode of Northorious podcast, Abdul, Sly, Peekay and Razaq alongside guest Bella Alubo discuss the just concluded Big Brother Nigeria, and the ongoing "beef" between Davido and Burna Boy. 

We also interviewed our guest Bella Alubo, a musician previously signed under Tinny Entertainment.  It's a tell-all episode as she talks about her music career, how it started, challenges she's encountered as a Nigerian musician, her experiences with Tinny Entertainment and also how things ended with the record label and more.

We also discussed her relationship with Mr Eazi and Empawa, her new EP and what her fans should expect from her coming.

Here's the 12th episode of the Northorious Podcast which has Razaq, Peekay Milla, and Sly on the roundtable to discuss the ongoing UEFA Champions League, Bigbrother Nigeria, Burna Boy's recently released album, among other pertinent topics. 

The pundits started their discussions with UCL, which had some shocking moments which saw Manchester City and Barcelona getting knocked out.

They delved into the currently running reality TV show, Big Brother Nigeria, the ongoing drama in the house, which contestant is most likely going to win the show, among others.

Burna Boy's recently released fifth studio album, Twice as Tall, was also the centre of their discussion. They had a general review of the project. 

Furthermore, they took their time to discuss music and projects that have rocked the Nigerian music industry up until this point. 

They finally beamed their torch on the recent spate of killings in Southern Kaduna, governments repeated inactions, the ripple effects, and more.

On the 11th episode of the Northorious Podcast, Abdul, Razaq, Sly, Ruffee, alongside their guests, Yitkyim and Krissy talk in-depth on the double woes of rape and the novel coronavirus that has not only plagued Nigeria, but the world. 

The roundtable discussion which focused more on rape made some revelations about the physical and psychological trauma faced by victims of rape. 

With increased cases of rape reported and the brutality associated with it, the NP decided to use their platform to speak up against this evil, citing cases and also suggesting short-term and long-term solutions.

The Original Episode 10 The Northorious Podcast crew; Abdul, Razaq and Ruffee deliberated on issues trending within the Music Industry and the nation as a whole with a new member joining the crew.

Sly Alubo who has featured on some Episodes of the Podcast joined the team as a member. We delve into M.I Abaga’s Judah E.P and talk on evolution of rap in Nigeria. The not so sudden dethronement of Sanusi Lamido Sanusi as the 14th Emir of Kano Emirate comes up and we analyse the possible intrigues the future for Sanusi Lamido. Nigeria’s preparedness on tackling the new Corona Virus outbreak - Covid 19 and the ASUU strike features on the episode.

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On the recent episode of the Northorious Podcast, Ruffee, Razaq, Abdul and their guest, Sly Alubo discuss some of the trending issues in the Nigerian music industry. 

While some music lovers aren't convinced that there's been a major hit released in 2020, the Northorious Crew share their two cents on Mayorkun's recently released track titled "Geng." Though many have applauded Mayorkun's effort, some critics have shamed rappers for allowing a pop artist to put out such a movement. 

On Burna Boy's recent rant, the NC objectively dissects his outburst where he claimed that nobody paved the way for him in the music industry. A valid argument or arrant nonsense?

They wrap up with other discussions including Jos music, Jos Chillin' and Sly gave up snippets into the early days of Chocolate City, a discussion that would lead to shocking revelations that changed the fabric of the label.

on this episode, Abdul, Razaq and guest Slyalubo discuss naija music in 2019. The ups, the downs, the good and the bad.