- In a recent video, rapper Eedris Abdulkareem addressed an apparent attempt to bribe him regarding his widely circulated "Tell Your Papa" track.
- Eedris Abdulkareem shared how he received a phone from with an attempt to bribe with an amount worth millions
- Following the ban of his latest song by the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC), the rapper has released a new music video.
The seasoned artist Eedris Abdulkareem has once again sparked discussions online through a recent video where he claims someone attempted to bribes him regarding his widely circulated track 'Tell Your Papa.'
Remember that Eedris' track gained significant attention on social media following its prohibition by the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC).
The commission stated that the song's lyrics go against proper broadcasting guidelines, leading to a response from Eedris who criticized President Bola Tinubu’s administration.
NBC, as stated in a memo issued by the Coordinating Director of Broadcast Monitoring, Susan Obi, instructed Nigerian radio and TV stations not to broadcast the song.
'Tell Your Papa,' unveiled this week, has sparked discussions on social media because of its sharp criticism of Nigeria’s leadership and economic situation.
In the song, Eedris targeted Seyi Tinubu, President Tinubu’s son, encouraging him to convey to his father the struggles endured by Nigerians.
Eedris Abdulkareem addresses claims of an alleged N200 million bribe
In a recent video, Eedris recounted an incident where someone of high standing offered him a bribe of 200 million naira, but he declined.
The vocalist asserted that he firmly stands his ground and pledged not to remain silent even with the prohibition of his song.
In a caption, Eedris stated,
That’s the spirit! No retreat, no surrender!!! The struggle continues...
Watch the video featuring Eedris Abdulkareem below:
Responses to Eedris Abdulkareem addressing claims of bribery
Diwida |.ng gathered several responses as online users keep supporting the rapper; see the comments below:
iam_shephy said:
Imagine these guys think they're so smart; their cups fill up quickly. Well done indeed my friend... no going back, no giving up.
smartochuka commented:
Since I was young, people have been engaged in this struggle; now my hair has turned grey, but they're still at it—damn, I hold utmost respect for all of you elders.
ujah_bright said:
May God protect you, Baba. This track surely needs to become hugely popular thanks to your powerful voice, Baba. May you receive abundant grace so nothing can bring you down. That song will definitely make waves everywhere.
sambamighty said:
If you take their money now, they might come after you later and damage your reputation.
sam_eggsy reacted:
200 million, wow! Later they talked saying money isn’t available in Nigeria.
its.richywsg said:
Father collects funds and shares some with us… Then drops another hit that will knock them down.
kun_lesky said:
Head to bed, @abdulkareemeedris. You're practically asking for sponsorships and funding. Perhaps you could be similar to VDM? No one reached out; this is all speculation. The reason your song got banned was because people found it annoying.
What Burna Boy commented regarding Eedris Abdulkareem
In other news via Diwida |.ng Burna Boy responded to Eedris Abdulkareem following his statement that he didn’t recognize him as the African Giant.
In a nostalgic clip, Eedris called out Burna Boy for displaying arrogance and disrespect toward veteran artists in the music scene.
He proceeded to commend Davido for his positive influence on people’s lives while maintaining humility—a remark that ignited a flurry of responses on social media.