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To understand Nigeria, you need to appreciate where it came from 00:00
In 1900, Britain officially assumed responsibility for the 00:05
Administration of the whole of what we 00:08
Now know as Nigeria from the Niger Company 00:10
And then, gradually over the years 00:12
British protectorates were established throughout the territory 00:15
In 1914, the protectorates were amalgamated into one Nigeria 00:19
Actually, there's one additional detail that bears mentioning 00:25
In order to take over the territories from the 00:30
Niger Company, the British Government paid 865,000 pounds 00:34
A huge amount in 1900 00:38
So let's establish a simple truth 00:42
The British didn't travel halfway 00:44
Across the world just to spread democracy 00:46
Nigeria started off as a business deal 00:50
For them, between a company and a government 00:52
Incidentally, the Niger Company is still around today 00:53
Only it is known by a different name, Unilever 01:00
But that's another story 01:05
It's Kel-P vibes 01:06
01:09
Ay! 01:24
They wanna tell you o, tell you o, tell you o 01:25
Another story o, story o, story o 01:29
Since 1960 them dey play us, why o? 01:35
Shey we go dey cry forever more o 01:38
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ahh) 01:42
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ay) 01:44
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ahh) 01:46
E dey pain you, ga-ga o (wellu, wellu) 01:49
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ahh) 01:51
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ay) 01:54
E dey pain you, ga-ga o (ahh) 01:56
E dey pain me, ga-ga o, ay ga-ga o 01:58
They want make we all enter one corner, shebi o 02:02
'Cause e be lie them dey tell me since I was a baby o 02:06
All the times them go promise and fail o 02:11
We don dey, we dey slim them dey shade o 02:15
They wanna tell you o, tell you o, tell you o 02:20
Another story o, story o, story o 02:25
Since 1960 them dey play us, why o? 02:29
Shey we go dey cry forever more 02:35
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ahh) 02:38
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ay) 02:40
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ahh) 02:42
E dey pain you, ga-ga (wellu, wellu) 02:44
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ahh) 02:48
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ay) 02:50
E dey pain you, ga-ga o (ahh) 02:52
E dey pain me, ga-ga o, ay ga-ga o 02:55
Which kind country be this, chaley I conf 02:58
Sometimes I for dey move away, maybe a month 03:00
More or less, more yawa 03:03
Less people power 03:04
Same sh-, Ghana, Naija, man tire 03:05
Stuck in traffic I dey hate delay 03:07
Big man get the motorcade, big Benz and the Escalade 03:09
Hustle just dey escalate 03:11
But mad six, we go celebrate (mtch!) 03:15
Every year, we dey sing cock and bull 03:17
Propaganda you dey push no dey go 03:19
E dey pain, people tire for this matter 03:21
Everyday for thief man, one day for master 03:24
"Efie ne fie", me ntumi 'nfamu 03:26
Ɔman no sɛi aa, yɛn nyinaa yɛ ti mu 03:29
Ashi me aa, ashi me aa, ashi me aa 03:31
Ashi me aa, ashi me aa, ashi me aa 03:33
'Nso me ntumi 'nfamu 03:35
They wanna tell you o, tell you o, tell you o 03:36
Another story o, story o, story o 03:41
Since 1960 them dey play us, why o? 03:45
Shey we go dey cry forever more 03:50
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ahh) 03:53
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ay) 03:55
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ahh) 03:58
E dey pain you, ga-ga o (wellu, wellu) 04:00
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ahh) 04:03
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ay) 04:05
E dey pain you, ga-ga o (ahh) 04:07
E dey pain me, ga-ga o, ay ga-ga o 04:10
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Another Story – English Lyrics

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[English]
To understand Nigeria, you need to appreciate where it came from
In 1900, Britain officially assumed responsibility for the
Administration of the whole of what we
Now know as Nigeria from the Niger Company
And then, gradually over the years
British protectorates were established throughout the territory
In 1914, the protectorates were amalgamated into one Nigeria
Actually, there's one additional detail that bears mentioning
In order to take over the territories from the
Niger Company, the British Government paid 865,000 pounds
A huge amount in 1900
So let's establish a simple truth
The British didn't travel halfway
Across the world just to spread democracy
Nigeria started off as a business deal
For them, between a company and a government
Incidentally, the Niger Company is still around today
Only it is known by a different name, Unilever
But that's another story
It's Kel-P vibes
...
Ay!
They wanna tell you o, tell you o, tell you o
Another story o, story o, story o
Since 1960 them dey play us, why o?
Shey we go dey cry forever more o
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ahh)
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ay)
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ahh)
E dey pain you, ga-ga o (wellu, wellu)
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ahh)
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ay)
E dey pain you, ga-ga o (ahh)
E dey pain me, ga-ga o, ay ga-ga o
They want make we all enter one corner, shebi o
'Cause e be lie them dey tell me since I was a baby o
All the times them go promise and fail o
We don dey, we dey slim them dey shade o
They wanna tell you o, tell you o, tell you o
Another story o, story o, story o
Since 1960 them dey play us, why o?
Shey we go dey cry forever more
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ahh)
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ay)
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ahh)
E dey pain you, ga-ga (wellu, wellu)
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ahh)
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ay)
E dey pain you, ga-ga o (ahh)
E dey pain me, ga-ga o, ay ga-ga o
Which kind country be this, chaley I conf
Sometimes I for dey move away, maybe a month
More or less, more yawa
Less people power
Same sh-, Ghana, Naija, man tire
Stuck in traffic I dey hate delay
Big man get the motorcade, big Benz and the Escalade
Hustle just dey escalate
But mad six, we go celebrate (mtch!)
Every year, we dey sing cock and bull
Propaganda you dey push no dey go
E dey pain, people tire for this matter
Everyday for thief man, one day for master
"Efie ne fie", me ntumi 'nfamu
Ɔman no sɛi aa, yɛn nyinaa yɛ ti mu
Ashi me aa, ashi me aa, ashi me aa
Ashi me aa, ashi me aa, ashi me aa
'Nso me ntumi 'nfamu
They wanna tell you o, tell you o, tell you o
Another story o, story o, story o
Since 1960 them dey play us, why o?
Shey we go dey cry forever more
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ahh)
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ay)
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ahh)
E dey pain you, ga-ga o (wellu, wellu)
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ahh)
E dey pain me, ga-ga o (ay)
E dey pain you, ga-ga o (ahh)
E dey pain me, ga-ga o, ay ga-ga o
...

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