Just months after The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) banned Olamide's 'Bobo' for vulgar lyrics, the organisation has banned another of the singer's song- 'Don’t Stop' for the same offence. The NBC in a memo stated that examples of phrases in the song that necessitated the blacklisting includes: "I just wanna hit it now now now," "Je kin wo be ( let me enter 'the place' )," "don’t stop, take it," "Oun tami oun ro mi," (my private parts are hurting me) "It took your mama 9 months to make it," "wa gba ponron (come and let me give you my joystick )." etc

The Nigerian Broadcasting Commission has released a list of songs that should not be played on Nigerian radio and television outfits.A number of reasons were giving for banning the songs, which include both Nigerian and international songs.Some, like Phyno‘s Yayo and Nicki Minaj’s Anaconda were banned for having “obscene videos.”

Others, like Reminisce’s Tesojue and Lil Kesh’s Gbese, were banned for having “vulgar lyrics.” Olamide appeared most on the list, with Bobo, Falila Ketan, and Masterkraft’s Indomie all banned from broadcasting. See the full list below.