Chikin halka-n-mu-mun-yiyada kaman shurum yaafi koomi sabodawan-nang mukatsei #Baafira amaa kokeri emagana, Ayi Shurum #Baafira, Yaakaare muunkare koomi; amaa kokeri emagana #Bhim!
Which means, ‘in our dealings, we believe silence is Golden; the reason we say, “#Baafira, No long talk, let your hard work speak. There’s nothing more to say, all has been done; let your hard work speak’, BeatzDakay produced #Baafira.
With Stonebwoy and Sarkodie on ‘Baafira’, the song was released last Friday, October 17.
‘Baafira’, an Hausa word which simply means no noise or better still do less talking and do more, according to the BhimNation leader, Stonebwoy noted, “#Baafira advises our fans likewise all music lovers to do less talking and rather do more practically with their competences.”
He further indicated, "sometimes, we are downplayed by people who are good at talking more which results in throwing unreal challenges to others yet their works doesn't linkup to the lot said."
“Also, we as people must not kowtow to people who doubt our competences let alone allow such situations hinder us from what we have set their minds to do, hence, #Baafira,” he added.
Adding, “there nothing is ever new under the scorching sun, so ‘Baafira’ is an inspirational song to keep our fans dancing and at the same time not giving up on what people may say than acting.”
Listen to ‘Baafira’ below:
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