THE JAGA JAGA PROPHET FT EEDRIS ABDUKAREEM |S5EP04 

Any man that puts God first loves his mum and is hard working will definitely be a great man.Love you Edris

Idris is not a saint, he has his mistakes but I can bet with my life, Davido, WizKid or Burna can’t not dare to challenge Drake (50 cent of that time) today in that same situation. Let’s give him his flowers 💐, that story gave respect to Nigerian artist then.

Am Igbo, when it come to being ur brother’s keeper Hausa people are number one

The fact that he can remember names and timelines of these events shows how focused he is

The media painted this legend bad to us. Never knew he is this humble and enlightened. God bless you Edris

Wow… Helen Paul interview was educative but this Eedris interview is magnificent.

I'm Ghanaian, but listening to this is like listening to my country man speak because most of the musicians he mentioned were household names in the early 2000's. My most emotional part was when he said the wife said, "we would go inside and come back and everything will be fine".This discussion is legendary.Baba Eedris is seriously not our regular human.May God continue to bless his wife and their union.

This is the type of revolutionary musicians we need in Nigeria this period, not nonsense people singing about women and yansh that helps nobody while the country is spoiling.

This is the biggest interview so far on this platform. The story of Idris is so touching. Respect man!

When I heard that Eedris gave his tenants palliatives from his own purse during the pandemic, it got me thinking... This is very unusual. Now everything makes so much sense. There are somethings you go through that makes you not like any ordinary person. You are a living legend sir and your story is extremely inspiring. God bless you for all you have done for Nigeria and the industry. Also, shout out to Mrs. Abdulkareem. You are a jewel ma'am. Thanks for being such a blessing to this legend.

Eedris's vulnerability and the energy he speaks with about his realities, makes this interview one of the very best of The Honest Bunch!

One thing am happy about him is that is all he achieved he still place God Almighty first ❤

Edris is a master storyteller...Gosh! One question took about an hour to answer and it was super enthralling storytelling. His story deserves a movie walai.

This interview got me so crying I’m on my knees saying thank you 🙏🏽 thank you 🙏🏽 to idris wife

congratulations to The Honest Bunch, so much maturity and growth, allowing your guest to speak and not interrupting their train of thought. I think this is the best interview of Edris that there will be in a very long time. So enlightening, edifying and wholesome. God bless you Edris and may you continue to enjoy good health and long life.

Thank you Mrs Yetunde Ajenifuja for giving our great legend a 2nd chance.

A lot of people saying rubbish on Instagram didnt come here to watch the whole episode, na cut and join wey bloggers dey post dem dey talk about. This is a legend and those of us that were born in 80's and before know him so well

If this interview had gone on for 5 hours, I'd have watched it all.

First time am crying on any podcast.... Am touched when he is explaining how his wife gave him her kidney what a true love❤❤❤❤

I am happy with this interaction in the comments about Karim’s story. I am very pleased after I read a fair number of comments that are free of the tribalism, disrespect, and insult that dominate most Nigerian social media. May almighty Allah protect and bless Nigeria.

One thing I learned is gratitude. This guys gave credit and that nonsense talk wey people dey talk say no one pave ways! Make them no talk am again.

Yetunde, is a very good girl and wife, we grew up together in Surulere. God bless you once again Yetunde.

EEDRIS . . .I Know you as a true Hereo of our time . . .You always Stand by the Truth . . .GOD is Blessing you for What you still stand for . . .May GOD Keep protecting you and your wife. Eddris , you don,t play religion , You can enter church and pray with your friends but yet you are a good Muslem. May You live long and continue your good work. I love You 😍😍😍

Idris is a king, and he did it big. Much Respect !

Na this kind story dem suppose dey act for Nollywood. Eedris your story is inspiring, to say the least. It should be written and turned into a movie to keep it forever

Notice how the rest dont get to ask or add anything today. Today, they have a great guest and the topic is not yansh or one of those inanities. U see Husband material almost single handled anchored this, asking the right questions and steering the conversation in the wonderful direction it has went. Great guy Husband material. Well, kudos to the rest, they did us well by staying away today. Maybe some other time😅. Great guys though. We also need the laughter they bring some times. But not today. Today was so important.

Young Buck portrayed it exactly how he said it. Usually, the head of the needle pierces the cloth for the thread to pass. The thread doesn't know what the needle faced. You are a Legend, you are Eedrice Abdulkareem. This was so touching and inspiring. Thank you for making our childhood special. God bless! P.S how did you know about business at that age?

Truly it isn't about the money, but the legendary legacy. This is so emotional. Most time we judge not knowing people's true stories. Eedris just opened my eyes. Dis guy don see things I swear. Indeed he's a legend

Idris grew and went through alot.Touching... But every man is a Hero in his own story.

NEDU I LOVE WHAT YOU DOING!!!! THIS PLATFORM IS STRICTLY A SAFE PLACE FOR THE TRUTH.. GOOD JOB TO EVERYONE BTS

I love how he acknowledges almost everyone who has helped him along the way. Truly there is no self-made man. 2, I love how the god-factor never ceases to pop up all the while he spoke. 3, a man who has family values is worthy to be talked about. Man has been grounded through it all. 4, shout out to great mothers and the engravings they make on kids. You recall the three things his mom told him never to do, you can see he's stuck to them. 4, I like how he's disciplined and intentional with his kids. He truly understands that every action will have dire consequences, eg, that of polygamy. You can truncate mistakes in your generation and refuse to pass it down. 5, never sit still. Move! Adventure! It may not be the thing, but it may be the thing that leads to the thing. Kai!

Idris abdukareem story is very touching and emotional. He is a good man and God will continue to bless his wife, for given him one of her kidney.

I cried listening to this especially when he went back to kano and said mama na 😢... This was sooo touching

For the younger generation who may believe that people have never handled money, consider this: These individuals received a payment of 20 million in 1999, when the exchange rate was 21.89 naira to the dollar. This equates to approximately 914,848 USD when converted. It's a reminder to always remain humble in life; there's nothing that others haven't experienced before.

Edris Abdulkareem! Is this Best, Loyal & Confident! Big up to You for Representing Kano born Yoruba Guys WELL!

Senior Yetunde is hands down a wonderful person. She was my senior in MGHS and to know her is to love her. God bless you sis and your home.

We will stream the new jaga jaga more than the way the new Alist artist songs in Nigeria has been streamed..watch out ,your music will go wider and farther..mark this date ..remember me and remember my words ...your wife has a golden heart 💜❤️ we love her and we appreciate her ,if there's a way I would love to send her gifts ❤love and light eedris ❤

This is coming from England with love .

Idris is a true Legend 🎉🎉. GOD bless you

After watching this interview, it makes me wanna get closer to God more than ever. Thanks for sharing your story us and you just inspire a lot of people

Eedris Abdulkareem is ever green 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 take your flowers You paved the way for a lot of artists in Nigeria. ❤❤❤ Much love to your beautiful wife.

Very touching story..what I even love is his switch of accent. And the facts that he can speak Hausa, Yoruba and Good English.

I left my business and customer just to watch this podcast....Nedu una do this one....may God bless you sir Abdulkaareem....one love forever

As busy as I am working in the finance department in Dallas, this is my 3rd time watching this soul cleansing, emotional, inspiring, and highly philosophical episode. Thank you, guys. Thank you, Edris. may you live long and God bless your wonderful wife for humanity and for you. Thank you 3×.

Omo this one loud o! God bless your amazing wife.🙏 You don make Ezinne cry now. 😢 Ezinne ndo oo

1:59:46 well spent. It's beautiful listening to Idris share his life experiences. Lots of morals, interesting podcast section, full of wisdom. If there was more of it, I would not mind watching it all..... Guy good abeg...

This Guy is one of the bravest and courageous Nigerian music artist.. respect large ❤

I had a bad impression about idris all this years ,, but after watching the podcast , like am very sorry brother, your story is so toching and amazing,

Legend will always be legend, this is the best show you guys have ever made Mr Idris Abdulkarim your story deserves a movie that will be shown in NETFLIX ❤❤❤

Idris is saying the truth, such a nice guy when he came to my brother house to visit in Kano, he advised me to concentrate on my education ❤🇬🇧

When my dad died I didn't cry but I just see my tears dropping down from my eyes while watching him talk , he remain a legend and will always be respected more thanks to his wife who me to see him again today ❤

I can't believe I watched this podcast without skipping anything. This is one of the best Honest Bunch Podcast so far

Eedris has the gift of story telling similar to Jamie fox. I think he should start a podcast and tell stories. He is a legend and has stories to tell.

As 2004 born, its real nice to see such educative podcasts nd also learn about the old 9ja music through such a legend like Eedris......thanks Glitch Africa

This man has gone through a lot in life and he still keeps his head up.I have read some nasty responses to this interview from some of this new generation artists. How do people disrespect this guy? You may have your differences with him but to disrespect him is just plain madness!

Baba Eedris is sooooooo civil... such decent guy, contrary to what they painted to us when we were still kids... shout out to kennis music...

I no dey watch podcast but i watch this one till e finish… 😮❤ legend na legend

The only hip hop singer my father ever listen to.... to madam Yetunde Abdulkareem Ajenifuja, God bless you real good. Your children will be greater

Wow, wow, wow!!! No interview/ exposition like this. I couldn't contain my emotions when he spoke about his wife donated her kidney to him and the assurance that he should ‘relax himself,they will be fine’so I bless God for creating such a wonderful soul to live among us and may God continue to bless their marriage. My living legend may God continue to protect, guard and shield you against the works of your enemies but give you the courage to continue the good work

Eedris calling all of the individuals he had encountere with by their full names

The story about how his wife donated her kidney to him was very touching ❤. God bless her real good.🙏🏼

I never knew idris went through all this .... Kudos . LEGEND❤

Eedris is very disciplined. I give him his flowers 💐 🎉❤

EEDRIS ABDULKAREEM had being a great Survival from the root. Please avoid a small Grammyboi yabbing you 🙏 online. He is one of the Afrobeat beneficiaries who built on what you built and fought for. Good Job to Nedu and Co.

I never even bothered about my data while watching this podcast. Eedris is a spiritual person and that has led him to the right path. A true legend indeed. He made my adolescence while growing up.

wow, after all these years, hearing them sing Mr. Lecturer at 1:04:40 brings back so many fond memories of growing up in Nigeria. Wow. Nostalgia is powerful.

Eedris calling the names of people straight up could only be done cause he has nothing to hide. There are always two sides to a story but the one with facts and living witnesses is always stronger. Big ups legend!!

I'm proud being a Nigerian listening to Eedris, I want to say well-done sir

This guy is a legend and a big star in his era, so everyone ranting is just passing the aggression of the beef they had with him long time ago.... long live edris Abdulkareem ❤ ❤

This is a classic interview and in all honesty that lady is a queen and lady . Impressive that’s why there’s always a genuine and loving woman out there . Big up Idris , I hope you have royalties to benefit from and on the other hand , time is longer than rope . He could have strayed as human and an artist but the fact remains that your heart was with one woman and that’s why that lady mortgaged her life for you . One love and bless up 💯

Eedris Abdulkareem is a complete experience of life itself...Mehn!!!!!Watched him live in kaduna Rothmas Groove tour 1999...Waoooo! Goose Bumbs

This is the first podcast I watched from the beginning to the end without skipping. So captivating...

I've listened to his music for more than 20 years, but I never knew his story. Thank you for this. Shoutout to Falz, our one and only African Giant.

Mehn, I'm more inspired by this interview , Idris Abukareem I will forever respect you. Indeed you are an outstanding legend. Wishing you peace in every area of life.

NO DOUBT, THIS IS THE BEST RIGHT TO REPLY PODCAST

I enjoyed the way you guys allowed him speak and tell his story without interrupting him, nice one continue like this, allow your gest speak and pour out there mind

After watching this podcast I played almost all the songs Edris mentioned. #respect

Edris we all Love you you have and will always be king of Afrobeat we dont care what others say about you, we love u man .

The Edris generation' that made music with passion inspiration courage and integrity. First time to see Artiste appreciate God's revelations in his career. So glad you mentioned pride sydrome in the character of the NEW Afrobeat Artistes. You deserve your rose remain blessed.

I've been viewing this show like forever... Eedris force a comment from me for the first time hmmm ..... Respect

I no be podcast person oooo but this eedris own wowwwww...... touching....... Nice job guys

Wow… this man Talking with facts and evidences. Mentioning names for reference purposes ❤

Do not judge a book by its cover Edris is indeed a blessing to many . Remain blessed my Broda . This is the best podcast programme I ever watched .

His spiritual awareness is what I pray for. Edris knows his maker.

Omo Dat Voice still dey....The only Podcast I have watched from beginning to end....so touching and inspiring...Legend never Dies...❤❤❤❤❤EEdris

Honestly,just like most comments here,i have never watched any podcast that really captivated me amd got me so emotional at the same time. I couldn't believe i had sat for almost 2 hours listening to this man and i could have gone an extra two hours listening to his story.Bottom line is this,hate him or love him,if your woman can give her kidneys to you,then you must be an extraordinary person,regardless of what anybody says this man has a deep history and he is whatever he says he is.Wow this is indeed one hell of an episode.Thanks to the honest bunch for inviting Edris Abdulkareem the legend.

This is Netflix standard

Such a indebt story, Glued to my phone for 2hrs non stop watching Eedris Abdulkareem share his life and music struggle. Such a good story teller and bold persona.

Saw this on FB ...truly inspiring...when I was coming up I saw Idris as a god of rap...it's great hearing the past behind story

Great guy, we have listened to hin for more than two decades and he's still relevant

God bless your wife MR ABDULKAREEM , May GOD KEEP YOU GUYS ALIVE..

IDRIS ABDULKAREEM Remain my Number ONE Musician In Nigeria till I OFF...! BRATTTTTTTTTTTT....! 💯💥💥💥 I LOVE YOU MEHN....!💖💖💖 RESPECTE BABA AGABALAGBA...!🙌🙌🙌

Sometimes you need to be a good listener.....I watch without missing Skipping anything. Baba you are a legend,your story touches me and you stand for the Truth... One thing I learned is to put God in everything you do.

I can’t believe I watched a podcast from the beginning to the end. First time I will even search for a podcast

Eedris should be given his flowers here. It was a deep one. Falz pls do something with him .. drop a banger

Eedris is a legend He came with full receipts… He have every details and names lol

Revolutionary Greetings Eedris Abdulkareem! I was in the same space with you in Rothmans groove Enugu. You still have historical duty in making conscious music that will help wake our people up to liberate themselves from all forms of slavery in their ancestral lands. Peace and blessings to you especially your loving wife, IMO she's a Goddess! More healthy living, more brainpower!

This story really brought tears on my eyes… love from Ghana 🇬🇭

You guys are doing a gud job, we need to see African China here...

Best interview guys big up to Mr jaga jaga I love you