Here’s How Olamide Responded To Nigerian Broadcasting Commission Banning His Latest Song
YBNL boss, Olamide has reacted to the airplay ban the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) placed on his club banger, ‘Wo’.
According to the indigenous rapper, he has no intention of promoting tobacco to get people killed with his music.
The ban came after Federal Ministry of Health led by honourabe Minister, Isaac Adewole, said Olamide’s new street anthem ‘WO’ is in violation of Tobacco Control Act 2015.
Here’s what he tweeted:
According to the indigenous rapper, he has no intention of promoting tobacco to get people killed with his music.
The ban came after Federal Ministry of Health led by honourabe Minister, Isaac Adewole, said Olamide’s new street anthem ‘WO’ is in violation of Tobacco Control Act 2015.
Here’s what he tweeted:
No intentions of promoting tobacco to get people killed, I love my people, I love my country, one love , one Nigeria #ClearTheAir 🇳🇬Oya Wo !— Olamide Adedeji (@olamide_YBNL) August 22, 2017
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