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Eedris Abdulkareem urges Seyi Tinubu to convey Nigerian struggles in new diss track

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Eedris Abdulkareem Seyi Tinubu clash in new diss track, as veteran artist urges presidential son to relay the nation’s hardship to his father

 

Veteran Nigerian musician Eedris Abdulkareem has released a hard-hitting new diss track entitled “Tell Your Papa,” directly addressing Seyi Tinubu, the son of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and calling on him to communicate the widespread suffering of Nigerians to his father.

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The song serves as a direct response to Seyi Tinubu’s recent assertion that his father is Nigeria’s greatest president, a statement that ignited significant public backlash last month. Eedris Abdulkareem’s track uses raw and direct lyrics to paint a stark picture of the nation’s current challenges.

“Seyi, tell your papa country hard. Tell your papa people dey die. Tell your papa this one don pass jagajaga,” Abdulkareem sings, directly addressing the president’s son.

“Seyi, how far? I swear your papa no try. Too much empty promises. On behalf of Nigerians, take our message to him; kidnappers dey kill Nigerians.”

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The musician further challenges Seyi Tinubu to experience the realities faced by ordinary Nigerians, suggesting he travel by road without security detail to truly understand the prevailing insecurity.

“Seyi, try travel by road without your security make you feel the pains of fellow Nigerians. You dey fly private jets, insecurity no be your problem,” he sings.

The track has quickly generated buzz, reigniting the conversation surrounding the state of the nation and the perceived disconnect between the political elite and the general populace.

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