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Olamide, Lil Kesh flayed for ‘promoting ritual killing’ in new song

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By Pascal Oparada

Nigerian singers, Olamide Adedeji known simply as Olamide and Keshinro Ololade, known as Lil Kesh are being flayed by Nigerians on social media for encouraging cyber crime and ritual killing in their new song.

Social media users are angry at the duo for what they termed legitimising criminality and voodoo.

In the song, they were quoted as saying if they do not make money, they will make blood money.

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Many were angry at the duo for not setting good examples but instead, glorified a get rich quick mindset which, according to them, is making Nigerian youths lazy.

Others believe they were just mirroring the society in their new song.

Olamide, the owner of the record label, YBNL an acronym which stands for Yahoo Boys No Laptop, has been flayed in the past for encouraging drug peddling when he released Chemistry video in 2017.

Some of the reactions are below.

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