Tuface Idibia, Simi, Kizz Daniels, others make lists celebrities all time favorite music artistes
By Rita Okoye
Nigerian celebrities may have certain things in common but when it comes to music, they seem to differ.
Everyone experiences certain moments where they want to express themselves in a different way and sometimes music is the best companion during those moments.
Some of them have picked their favorite music artistes and their all time best track.
I really like Bez Idakula – Tope Tedela, actor
In recent years, I think an artiste I really like is Bez Idakula and choosing my favourite song of his is like passing a camel through the eye of a needle.
For this purpose, however, let me choose a song titled The Good, The Bad, The Ugly from his debut album Super Sun.
Tope Alabi’s songs awaken me- Biodun Okeowo, actress
I love Tope Alabi. Her music inspires me and gingers (awakens) me spiritually. Same as that of Evangelist Ojo Ade and Bola Are. They all lift my spirit.
I’m emotionally attached to Kizz Daniel’s Duro – Inem Peter, actress
Duro’, this particular track of Kizz Daniel shaaa. I’m emotionally attached to it. I also love ‘If Love Is A Crime’ by 2baba. But Kizz Daniel’s track comes first.
Fela is irreplaceable Funnybone, Comedian
I’m a diehard fan of Fela. The best of his songs I love is ‘Yellow fever’. His songs bring you back to reality.
Asa’s music inspires me- Monica Friday, actress
My all time best artiste is Asa. Especially, the track; “What you are looking for is within you”. She inspires me a lot.
Tuface Idibia is a legend – Peggy Ovire, actress
I love his African Queen track. It has been ages but remains my all time best.
I never get bored with Simi- Belinda Effah, actress
Simi is my all time favorite. Her voice is unique and I can relate to all her songs. She is not a noise maker, she sings from the depth of her heart. In fact I love her songs. She is such a huge talent. I love Joromi, Smile for me , Owambe etc . She is a masterpiece I can listen to her over and over again without getting bored .
