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I made a freestyle video tagged #PRAY about the recent killings in Jos, tribe wars/ethnic clashes in different parts of the country, political ills and the turning of blind eye by the government to all the misfortunes that has bedeviled us for a while now.

This video is filled with barefaced truths, a deep feeling for the souls lost, the rarest of ingenuity, skill, energy and magnificence. Call me a mastermind, a genie because you'd never get your mind of this video clip. A must watch!
Please Share after watching, this is the best freestyle video straight outta PH City!


https://youtu.be/vgbwqyf1l3A

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