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“Dem don try portable, e no work, now they switch to Brymo”-Reactions As Pictures of Brymo Meeting Tinubu, Shettima Trends
Days after Brymo met with Bola Tinubu’s son Seyi, the talented Nigerian singer and songwriter, has now met with the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate Bola Tinubu and his running mate Kazim Shettima.
In one of the pictures, Brymo, who was dressed in a black outfit, was seen standing beside the politicians.
In another photo, he seemed to be having a discussion with Tinubu and Shettima, who were seated.
The photos have sparked reactions online. Legit.ng captured some of the reactions on Twitter. See them below:
Zikob5: “LoL Dem don try portable, e no work. Now they switch to brymo .”
serubawon: “Awwwww, I love brymos music soo much but he Dey on his own with this one o.”
spikesleek: “He went there for his appearance fee simple as ABCD if you have means of collecting your agbado u no go collect?”
alagakemi: “Brymo has been a fan for long, not today. He was the one that coined the name “City Boy” for BAT.”
beenpaidry: “Omo the guy get mind ooh abi he smoke arizona how he take put hand for pocket dey follow president talk.”
Brymo 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/jExeMshWbv
— Daddy D.O🇳🇬 (@DOlusegun) July 22, 2022
LoL 😂😂😂😂😂💔💔💔😂😂
Dem don try portable, e no work.
Now they switch to brymo 💔😂💔💔😂
— Isaac Godwin-Obi (@Zikobi5) July 22, 2022
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