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To: TobagoJack who wrote (95208)	10/4/2012 12:19:31 PM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 219602

This is a classic. I sped up and down Northern Naija* almost 30 years ago listening to Aki Special 'Cos the best opportunities come but once in this world, yeah-eh! Oh oh oh, money good-o, money good-o, money good-o, oh we know we know we know, uh huh. But if you get money, make you no laugh at people who wey no get. Uh huh! If? you no get money, make you no cry, because you no get em. Performed by Prince Nico Mbarga youtube.com *The word Naija aptly captures the variety of emotions and feelings of Nigeria Prince Nico Mbarga (1-01-50 24-06-97) born to a Nigerian mother and a Cameroonian father in Abakaliki, Nigeria. You wouldn't guess by his diminutive stature, but Prince Nico Mbarga was one of the greatest giants of Nigerian music ever. Nico's record Aki Special marked the high point in his career: it featured the tune "Sweet Mother," which sold over 15 million copies and stands as the most popular African pop song ever