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Chris Brown speaks out on slave trade In Libya where Nigerians, others are being sold and allegedly killed
Chris Brown, has lamented on the slave trade currently going on in Libya.
According to the American singer, social media always goes agog on incidents of bomb blast in France and Manchester as well as the flooding in Texas.
The singer shared images of victims of black slaves in Libya on his Instagram, while asking for social media to address the Slave trade in Libya like it does with other world events.
He wrote;
” When France got bombed I see the entire fb saying pray for France, when Manchester got bomb I see the same. When Texas was flooding everyone was saying pray for Texas, but this slave trade is currently going on in Libya and we dno’t see it all over social media.. smh.”
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