Tinubu Street sound

@Kemi Fred

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"Voice should sound calm, firm, and presidential — like a national address or breaking news update. The speaker must carry authority and wisdom, speaking slowly and clearly. But mix it with subtle Nigerian street language (Akpẹrọ-style) — controlled pidgin, Yoruba or Warri flavor, with expressions like ‘my people’, ‘e shock una?’, ‘we no go gree’, or ‘na so life be’ delivered respectfully. The tone must stay composed, but relatable — like a leader who understands the streets. Accent: Nigerian (Lagos/Warri blend), deep but gentle, with a steady pace. Emotion: controlled but heartfelt."