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Nomiis Gee - Fatima featuring Morell (VIDEO)

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Hausa Hip-hop Ambassador Nomiis Gee finally drops the visuals to the much anticipated single titled "FATIMA".

The song which is specially dedicated to those bearing the name, most especially to his beloved wifey, entails details of the true African woman.

The song Fatima is a bumpy hip-hop song with Afrocentric feelings that can be felt with the presence of the flute been played in the song. Nomiis Gee carefully expresses the feelings he has for his wife Fatima and the caring nature of his so-called video vixen in the video.



 Kindly watch the video below

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