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Rudeboy shades popular TV station over their content
Paul Okoye, popularly known as Rudeboy, has openly condemned a famous television station for the type of content it broadcasts.
The popular station, according to the singer, provides the best rewinding content.
According to him, the station demonstrates how to pick cassava and how to produce rubber shoes.
He wrote,
In other news, Rudeboy seems to be toeing the path of his twin brother, Peter Okoye when it comes to supporting Peter Obi as the next President of Nigeria.
In a recent Instagram post, the musician expressed his support for the former People’s Democratic Party (PDP) vice presidential candidate, who left the party on May 27 to join the Labour Party.
Kingrudy urged Nigerians to obtain their PVC (Permanent Voter’s Card).
Sharing the photo, he wrote:
His twin brother, Mr. P has also advised people to obtain their PVC and stated that people without their Permanent Voters Cards were not allowed into his home and office.
Mr. P said this in a tweet on Monday, where he noted that he has instructed his security and management to ensure adherence to the directive.
He noted that the same directive also applies to his management team and entourage, noting that they won’t be allowed to travel with him without their PVCs.
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