Author Topic: ADO YUHE AND JULES KIBENS INTERVIEW SOON  (Read 5748 times)

Manzambi94 #15 on: January 08, 2021, 16:20

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Someone give him a ticket to France, I bet he have serious chances of being the first French black president

archos #16 on: January 08, 2021, 16:27

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Lol back in the days him and genta went to an ivorian show during their time at asalfo's festival and the journalist who was also forcing french accent like him could barely understand what he was saying,with genta having to say it in a simpler way :D :D :D :D

Mfumu Vata #17 on: January 09, 2021, 20:07

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Kibens her said that Blaise Bula was the only one of the Wenge-admin living in Cite Verte, while the rest were all living in Ma Campgne. But wasn't Adolpe living in Binza Pigeon and before moving there also like Blaise in Cite Verte ?

Paysan Congolais #18 on: January 15, 2021, 14:53

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Kibens her said that Blaise Bula was the only one of the Wenge-admin living in Cite Verte, while the rest were all living in Ma Campgne. But wasn't Adolpe living in Binza Pigeon and before moving there also like Blaise in Cite Verte ?

He did not say Cité verte. He said Allée verte, which is a street in Macamapgne. It's the street just after Hesbaye, where JB used to live. Kester also used to live there, in his 'ranch', before he started building his 'Maison Blanche' in Binza Météo.

However, I never knew Ingénieur lived on that street. I always knew he lived in Macapagne but I thought it was more close to where the late Mama Amy used to live.
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Mfumu Vata #19 on: January 16, 2021, 03:15

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Ah I see. I didn't hear it well. I see you know Ma Campgne very well. So strange that the press and peole claimed that Kester Emeneya hadn't a house, while he was living at 'The King Ranch'. I remember him back in 1990 or 1989, bragging about being the first musician to live in a villa and rich neighbourhood, while the rest were still renting a house or leaving with their parents. Was 'The King Ranch' the villa he got from tobacco-brand Okapi, as reward for making pubs for them and crossing with a car sponsored by them at race in Kinshasa? or was it built by himself.

Also are there next to King Kester Emeneya and Papa Wemba who got his villa of Ma Campagne as reward from brewery Unibra, (after giving sponsored concerts for Skol or Doppel Munich in 1993/94), other bandleaders who received villa's as reward from companies ?