NBC BANS SHOKI

Lil Kesh
Lil Kesh

This came as a shock to me as the Nigerian Broadcasting Commission banned the most massively played song yet on the airwaves and at parties Shoki by Lil Kesh. They explained that the ban is because the word Shoki in Yoruba means quikie. I personally love the song and this ban is shocking to mee....ahhh!!!!! shoki

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