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Nigerian Artistes Aren’t Using Their Music To Get People Out Of Depression – Eedris Abdulkareem
Veteran Musician, Eedris Abdulkareem in a recent chat with Hip TV revealed his disappointment with the way artistes today refuse to use their songs to pass out positive messages, instead opting to sing about money, girls and other trivial things. The “Jaga Jaga” crooner insisted that the power of music can be used in combating the ugly trend of depression that is plaguing a lot of Nigerians.
Nigerian artistes aren’t using their music to get people out of depression – @abdulkareemeedris
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Nigerian artistes aren’t using their music to get people out of depression – @abdulkareemeedris #hiptvnews
Hope he isn’t indirectly telling us that his depressed?
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