Following the ban on his songs by the National Broadcasting Commission, NBC, YBNL boss, Olamide has reacted. According to the award winning indigenous rapper, he has no intention of promoting tobacco to get people killed with his music. See Olamide’s ‘savage’ response to NBC banning his songs.
Recall that the NBC had placed a ban to the airplay on Olamide’s new club banger, ‘Wo’.
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See Olamide’s ‘savage’ response to NBC banning his songs
But in his response, the rapper tweeted that he has no intention of promoting tobacco to get people killed with his music.
See his tweet below:
The corporation on Tuesday, hinted that it has banned the 5 songs – Olamide‘s “Wo” and “Wavy Level“; Davido‘s “Fall” and “If (Remix)“; and 9ice’s “Living Things,” from being aired across the Nigerian airwaves.
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The ban came after Federal Ministry of Health led by honourable Minister, Isaac Adewole said Olamide’s new street anthem ‘WO’ is in violation of Tobacco Control Act 2015.
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NAIJA.FM had reported that the Federal Ministry of Health warned Nigerians against Olamide’s new song ‘Wo!’ According to the Ministry, Olamide’s latest song, which is the latest Nigerian hit song, shot in Bariga, is a danger to the public.
The ministry revealed on its Twitter account that ‘Wo’ which featured a line were Olamide mentions cigarettes contravenes Nigeria’s laws on Tobacco advertising, promotion & sponsorship.
According to them, the video promotes a dangerous habit that encourages second-hand smoking. The risks from this include cancers, respiratory & cardiovascular diseases.
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