Reason NBC Bans Wizkid’s ‘The Matter’ & Phyno’s ‘Man of the Year ‘


Reason NBC Bans Wizkid’s ‘The Matter’ & Phyno’s ‘Man of the Year ‘
News has it that the main reason why Wizkid’s ‘The matter’ was banned was because of  lyrics like “… 20 man shall fall that day if you cross my lane … Oya back to the matter open and close…” It was considered explicit by NBC.

Also Phyno’s Man of the year which has lyrics like “…oburu na okwero iba tee ya vaseline(if e no gree enter apply vaseline)…” was also considered explicit.

Thus, both songs were banned from Radio air play by NBC...

Why is the song censored before? or didn't they hear that part before?

It is only in Nigeria that a song is banned after it has become a household song.


Reason NBC Bans Wizkid’s ‘The Matter’ & Phyno’s ‘Man of the Year ‘

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