NBC Bans Another Olamide's Song, 'Don't Stop' For Vulgar Lyrics (Snapshot)

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Just months after The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) banned Olamide's 'Bobo' for vulgar lyrics, the organisation has banned another of the singer's song- 'Don’t Stop' for the same offence.

The NBC in a memo stated that examples of phrases in the song that necessitated the blacklisting includes: "I just wanna hit it now now now," "Je kin wo be ( let me enter 'the place' )," "don’t stop, take it," "Oun tami oun ro mi," (my private parts are hurting me) "It took your mama 9 months to make it," "wa gba ponron (come and let me give you my joystick )." etc


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