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'Beyoncé is dead to us'- Popstar slammed for late and inadequate support for Nigerian #EndSARS protesters - Face2Face Africa
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Fans of Beyoncé are not pleased with how long it took the 'Black Is King' creator to lend her voice to the ongoing SARS crises in Nigeria. The backlash for her late arrival was mainly because her visual album which spoke largely about embracing African culture was partially filmed in Nigeria with Nigerian creatives and...

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