Popular Nigerian singer, Jude Abaga who is popularly known for his stage name M.I Abaga has shared what prevents people from helping others in Nigeria.

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On popular micro blogging platform, twitter, MI Abaga opened up on how he had wanted to help someone but later had to stop due to the nature of Nigerians.

According to the renowned rapper, he was left with no option than to stop the help for the person he referred to as someone who he doesn’t really deal with because he remembered people will mess you up in trying to help someone.

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Read M.I Abaga’s post below:

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Feeling gratitude without expressing it, is like wrapping a present without presenting it.

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Popular Nigerian R&B singer, Ric Hassani shares his story full of gratitude with the world as he lauds M.I Abaga for all the good reasons.

According to the “Gentleman” crooner, he had been in Lagos since 2009 before finally getting his big break in 2015 after trying to get his footing in the entertainment industry but no one gave him a listening ear or wanted to sign him except for MI Abaga.

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The celebrated singer made this known on a popular micro blogging platform, twitter as he penned his emotions:

“I came to Lagos, not one person wanted to sign me or even give me an ear expect for the king MI and that was after I dropped Gentleman in 2015, and I’ve been here since 2009. You don’t want to know what I’ve been through, very few know the story. Respect me appropriately, please,”

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