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GardenSheds1/Seriki--Bring-Back-Our-Girls

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Seriki- Bring Back Our Girls The rapper drops a conscious track centred around the kidnapped girls from Chibok. Yoruba rapper Seriki has just released a song titled 'Bring Back Our Girls'. As the title implies, the track is centred around the abducted Chibok girls. Seriki goes hard on the authorities also, questioning why the girls haven't been brought back after so long. He also takes a swipe about the failed promises from the political class - See more at: 9jadiaspora.net

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