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How Obasanjo, Charly Boy, Festus Keyamo Sold Me Out After My Fight With 50 Cent- Eedris AbdulKareem Speaks

by Olabimpe O
May 9, 2020 | 10:27
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Nigerian veteran singerΒ  Eedris Abdulkareem has revealed how Charly Boy, former President Obasanjo and, Festus Keyamo allegedly sold him out after his fight with 50 Cent.Β 

The singer revealed this during an Instagram Live session with producer Samklef. Eedris said he had a fight with 50 Cent at an event organized by a multinational company when the American rapper insisted that all Nigerian artistes must leave the backstage when he stepped in.

He also revealed that he had another fight with 50 Cent on the private jet the multinational company got for them after 50cent complained about sharing the jet with Nigerian artistes. According to him, Charly Boy had called out the company for helping him (Eedris) and he made them pay back the money they were owing him.

After receiving the funds, Eedris revealed that the money was used to blacklist him using the media. Eedris said he woke up to the news that he slapped and abducted 50 cent. He added that Festus Keyamo who is currently Nigeria’s Minister of State for Labour and Employment sold him out.

Eedris also mentioned that the president at that time, Obasanjo played a huge role in tarnishing his image. He stated that the president informed the commissioner of the police who was a friend to arrest him for kidnapping the American rapper.

 

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Festus Keyamo betrayed me – Eedris Abdulkareem

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