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Rappers Cupcakke and Kehlani Support Palestine Amid Conflict, Face Backlash
American rapper Cupcakke, known by her real name Elizabeth Eden Harris, has made a significant contribution of $15,510.60 to the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund during the ongoing Israel–Hamas conflict.
Through a heartfelt post on social media, she not only shared her donation but also called upon her followers to join her in supporting this cause.
Cupcakke’s gesture comes at a time of heightened international attention on the situation in Palestine, underscoring her commitment to humanitarian efforts amidst adversity.
In a similar vein, American singer Kehlani recently opened up about the challenges she has faced for publicly advocating for Palestine.
Despite facing backlash and professional setbacks, Kehlani remains steadfast in her support, evident from her actions like raising $500,000 for the people of Gaza, Congo, and Sudan.
Her advocacy extends beyond mere words, as seen in her incorporation of the Palestinian flag in her music videos and her ongoing efforts to raise awareness about the humanitarian crises affecting these regions.
During an interview with the Breakfast Club, Kehlani candidly discussed the criticisms she has encountered, highlighting the importance of standing up for humanitarian causes despite potential consequences.
Her resilience serves as a testament to the power of activism and solidarity in addressing global issues.
Nigerian singer Speed Darlington speaks on the politics of the country and the upcoming 2027 elections. He shared that President Tinubu should not have a second term, and the current state of Nigeria is enough to prove why.
“The first major decision you made was removing the fuel subsidy, and now business owners are using it as an excuse to exploit customers. When you look around, you’ll see people are truly struggling,” he added.
He also spoke on the money the government keeps borrowing and the tax charges.
Nigerian streamer Carter Efe calls out online, saying that he hasn’t received his cash prize after his win against Portable.
It can be noted that the streamer recently had a boxing match against Portable and won the N50 million cash prize.
However, he shared recently “Dem never give me my money oo. I never see N50 million ooo. I nearly die for that fight, I never see the N50 million. Make dem pay me the N50m oo,” he lamented.
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