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Timi Dakolo knocks APC for using song without permission

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Singer, Timi Dakolo, has slammed the All Progressives Congress for using his song without his permission.

His hit song, Great Nation, was played at a point during the presidential primaries of the ruling party on Tuesday.

Reacting, he tweeted, “Why use an artist song without their permission in a rally or campaign? The things people get away with in this country called Nigeria. Actually this is the second time.”

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