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Entertainment: Wizkid blasts Popular Nigerian Musician

Last updated on September 11th, 2021 at 08:19 am

Nigerian popular singer, Wizkid has slammed his colleague, Reekado Banks, for announcing the launch of an ‘old song’ they recorded together.

Trouble started when Reekado Banks took to Twitter to announce that he would be releasing a song he recorded with Wizkid tonight.

Apparently, Wizkid feels this is not proper time to launch songs due to the nation of unrest in the country as is evident in his choice to delay his especially predicted album, Made In Lagos.

Albert Echetah

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