Nigerian singer Blaq Bonez’s BBC song taking East Africans by storm

By Reporter

When it comes to the art of recording and releasing songs, Nigerians have proved they are a force to reckon with. With many hits over the years being well received worldwide, new acts have kept on showing up to join the big guns like Wizkid, Davido and 2BABA among others.

Emeka Akumefule known on the music scenes as Blaq Bonez is another artiste all eyes are glued on at the moment. After releasing his 8 extended plays (EP) and a mixtape, the singer recently dropped BBC (https://blaqbonez.lnk.to/BBC) . BBC is a song that was released in Nigeria but before everyone knew, the song has caught the attention of the East Africans and among the people jamming to the song already are mostly Kenyans but in Uganda, it has been overheard playing on various radios as they await visuals of the song to drop.

Blaq Bonez was on born on January 29th 1996 and started his music career as young as 13 years ago before he joined the music competitions that opened doors for him. Terry Tha Rampan’s Zombie competitions had over 3000 competitors and Bonez came out as number one. This gave him a chance to feature on Terry’s album World Domination alongside Olamide, Vector (rapper), Mode 9 and Spellz which was released in 2012.