Innoss’B – Chantier


 A well-known musician in the Congolese music scene, Innoss'B has made a big impact on a lot of different music genres, like Afrobeats, Ndombolo, Hip Hop, R&B, Rumba, and Afropop. He was born on May 5, 1997, as Innocent Didace Balume in Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo. He is well-known for his diverse skill set as a rapper, singer, dancer, and songwriter. One of the singles from his most recent album, "Calcul," "Chantier," marks his comeback to the music scene.


The English word "Chantier," which means "Construction Site," immediately draws in listeners with its throbbing rhythm and upbeat percussion. A compelling groove introduces the song, setting the stage for an exciting musical adventure ahead.

Listen to mp3
Download Mp3
Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...

Popular On Akwa Pluz

Image

Gstrengthened - Edinie Owo (Prod. By: Ariis Jayy)

Following the release of BELIEVERS, G-STRENGTHENED the front act of DMMG dishes out a sensational and quite motivational piece, a song that depicts what is going on in our society today. The song is produced by: ARIIS JAYY and mixed by: RHODIUM MIX. SOME CATCHY LINES: You need to know who you are dealing with Before you start to shine your teeth It’s not by having many eminence But it’s all about the providence DOWNLOAD, COMMENT AND SHARE Hyperlink Example Download Audio

NIMC chief faults identification system

NATIONAL Identity Management Commission (NIMC)  Director-General, Aliyu Aziz, has faulted the identification system, arguing that it cannot foster economic growth. To him, only the National Identification Number (NIN) has the key to the realisation of the Economic Growth and Recovery Plan (EGRP) of the government. He said the NIN will help the government to effectively deliver  services, adding that the government’s plan to strengthen fiscal management and promote good governance and transparency required  identifying citizens, this can be achieved only with the NIN, Aziz said. He spoke on:   Innovative Developments Supporting Evolving Digital Economy   at the 2017 INDO – AFRICA ICT Expo, organised by the Telecom Equipment & Services Export Promotion Council (TEPC) in Lagos. According to him, Nigeria’s fragmented identity ecosystem has remained a deterrent to the growth of basic amenities required to realise a reasonable standard of living fo...
Image

Serena Williams: Baby Name, Picture Revealed

Serena Williams on Wednesday shared first photos of her adorable baby girl to the public. The Tennis star released the first image of newborn baby girl on Instagram with a name. Serena  and her fiancé Alexis Ohanian have named their daughter Alexis Olympia Ohanian Jr.  “So we’re leaving the hospital after six, seven days,” Serena said on Instagram. “It’s been a long time, but we had a lot of complications, but look who we got — we got a baby girl!” Williams also shared some vital stats for Alexis in a video, including an impressive major count for someone who isn’t even two weeks old yet, referencing the fact Williams won the Australian Open in January when she was eight weeks pregnant. Yeah, Serena is that dominant. The 23-time grand slam singles champion believes her baby who will probably dominate women’s tennis in about 20 years.
Image

Buhari rejects files, orders aides to meet Osinbajo

• Shuts out ministers, presidential aides • Meets with only First Lady From his recuperation room in London, President Muhammadu Buhari, has reportedly been resisting attempts by some government officials, including ministers to undermine Acting President Yemi Osinbajo,  The Nation  can now reveal. He has refused to see such officials who sneak to the United Kingdom with files for his signature, it was gathered yesterday. Buhari, authoritative government sources said,  rejected the files and asked the affected government functionaries to take all documents and issues to Acting President Osinbajo. He has also refused to grant audience to ministers and some presidential aides who indicated interest to see him. But the President met with First Lady Aisha during her recent trip to London, contrary to social media reports. Sources said the President insisted that his administration runs one Presidency and since there is an Acting President in place, any attempt ...
Image

$33b reserves to cover 8.1 months imports

$33b reserves to cover 8.1 months imports  The Investors’ and Exporters’ (I&E) Forex Window has attracted $11.2 billion as at September 15, a report by FBN Capital, the investment and research arm of FBN Holdings, has said. The foreign exchange reserves which currently stand at $33 billion is expected to cover 8.1 months imports, when imports of services are added, it said. The research firm said: “The pick-up in oil production has been an obvious positive for accumulation. Officials are encouraging the view that it is back at, or close to the 2.0 million barrels per day level. Further, the FGN may well return to the Eurobond market this year. The heavily-oversubscribed Iraqi sovereign issue last month without US guarantees was a reminder of the strength of the market.” Continuing, it said: “On the basis of the balance of payments for 2016, reserves at end-August provided 10.8 months’ merchandise import cover. When we add imports of services, the cover is still 8.1...
Image

G20 summit sees three-way steel battle between EU, US and China

US govt’s decision to slap tariffs on steel imports to protect American industry has raised hackles in Europe, pushing trade disputes to the top of the agenda at the G20 summit For its part, the European Union (EU) has taken measures against some Chinese steel products, arguing that the government is providing unfair subsidies to manufacturers and distorting the market. Photo: AFP Hamburg (Germany):  While battles between police and protestors smoulder outside, leaders of the European Union (EU), US and China appear close to a trade war cliff edge at the G20 summit in Hamburg. “We are already hearing that some parties are considering introducing protective measures against steel imports in the near future. If this does happen, the European Union will know how to respond appropriately,” European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker said before talks began Friday. US President Donald Trump has vowed to slap tariffs on steel imports to protect American industry, and Washingt...
Image

Bayelsa urges hospitals to key into its Health Insurance Scheme

Bayelsa Government has urged health institutions in the state to key into the Health Insurance Scheme being packaged for workers and people of the state. The Commissioner for Health, Prof. Ebitimitula Etebu, spoke on Wednesday in Yenagoa at a one-day sensitisation and interactive session with doctors on the implementation of the scheme. The commissioner enjoined medical doctors to deploy their wealth of experience to ensure that the scheme succeeds, noting that the state government places high premium on its implementation. Dr Zuoboemi Agadah, Executive Secretary of the Bayelsa State Health Insurance Scheme, explained the workings of the scheme. He said that the scheme was not meant to maximise profit, but to ensure equitable distribution of health care cost among low and high income earners. Agadah noted that the level of contributions to the scheme by enrollees was not determined by the health risk of individuals, but their ability to pay. He said though the scheme was...
Image

Katsina Assembly passes 56 bills in two years – Speaker

The Katsina State House of Assembly said that it passed 56 bills during the past two years. The Speaker of the Assembly, Alhaji Abubakar Yahaya, said this during a press briefing on the second anniversary of the Assembly. He said that the lawmakers also deliberated on 134 motions and 77 resolutions in 208 days in its first legislative year. Yahaya further said that assembly had deliberated on 150 motions in 201 sittings during its second legislative year. “73 resolutions were forwarded to the executive arm for consideration and implementation. “All these motions and resolutions were on the state’s socio-economic needs of the people and in tandem with the strategic mission of enhancing good governance and infrastructure development,’’ he said. Yahaya attributed the success recorded by the assembly to the cordial relationship between it and the executive arm of government. The speaker said that the Assembly also discharged its oversight functions effectively to ensure g...

TIFF SUSTAINS OPEN-DOOR TRADITION

THE 2017 Toronto International Film Festival has risen to the occasion again, featuring some of the best releases of the year which could have been saved for the last. Here is where permutations about the next Oscar Awards usually begin. This summer, the festival is playing host to the world in its unique style. It is generally believed that the festival is second to Cannes International Film Festival, France, and that’s mainly because it is less competition-inclined, holding sway with just one diadem – the People’s Choice Award. Otherwise, it is safe to say that TIFF wins the heart of many yearly as the most-friendly to Anglophone Africa, giving opportunities for collaborations, funding, and emerging talents showcase. TIFF is where my emotional hunger for films is most assuaged. Here is where I see the best of other African films from South Africa, Kenya, Egypt, etcetera. And of course, four films from South Africa have made the list again this year, all in competition ca...
Image

FG tasks CSOs, others on nutrition budget tracking

The Federal Government has urged civil society groups and other nutrition stakeholders to prioritize tracking of resources allocated to nutrition in various tiers of government to ensure appropriate implementation. Dr. Chris Isokpunwu, Head of Nutrition Federal Ministry of Health, made the call at a dissemination meeting for budget analysis for health and nutrition on Saturday in Abuja. The meeting was organized by the Civil Society Scaling-Up Nutrition in Nigeria a coalition under the Partnership for Advocacy in Child and Family Health. Isokpunwu, who identified malnutrition as a public health issue, emphasized the existence of a strategic plan of action on nutrition that demanded adequate budgetary allocation by all tiers of government. He noted that although some states and the Federal Government had allocated resources in this year’s budget to implement the plan thereby cushioning the effect of malnutrition in the country, the only way to achieve this goal was through re...
Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...

Also Read

ADVERTISE ON THIS SITE

Name

Email *

Message *