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I now like most of the things I used to criticize because I was broke – Adekunle Gold

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Superstar singer, Adekunle Gold has disclosed that he now likes most of the things he used to criticize.

The singer who disclosed this via tweets he shared, said that he criticized those things because he was broke at that time.

Read Adekunle Gold’s tweets below…………….

I now like most of the things I used to criticize because I was broke - Adekunle Gold

I now like most of the things I used to criticize because I was broke - Adekunle Gold

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