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Thursday 16 July 2015

Jidenna finally reacts to 'light-skinned' comment controvery...writes open letter to Nigerians

Last week, Nigerians dragged American-Nigerian singer Jidenna after he said in an interview that light-skinned are more likely to be kidnapped than dark skinned people as they are seen as more valuable in Nigeria. Jidenna is finally reacting to criticism explaining what he meant. Below is the open letter to Nigerians he shared on his website
To all my Nigerian brothers and sisters
I am, always have been, and always will be proud of my Nigerian heritage. I understand the pain and anger caused by some of the comments I made in a recent interview, and I wanted to address you directly. Contrary to popular belief, this interview was not the first in which I mentioned Nigeria. In fact, I’m frequently bragging about how Nigerians attend the world’s most prestigious institutions, and how we are known to produce world class doctors, entrepreneurs, innovators, lawyers, engineers, professors, athletes and artists. Unfortunately, people tend to leave these moments out, and, in this case, highlight stereotypes. I would never do or say anything to intentionally disgrace the legacy of my father nor my fatherland. But to not relay my own story, both the good times and the bad, would be a disservice.
Jidenna and late dad
My name is Jidenna, which means “to hold or embrace the father” in Igbo. It was my father who gave me this name and who taught me countless parables, proverbs, and principles that made me the man I am today. These same principles helped me to write the record “Classic Man.” When I brought home a 98 percent on a test, my father would say, “ah ah, where are the other two points? Go and get them, then bring them back.” My father and Nigerian culture has always stood for excellence. While the majority of my childhood memories are beautiful, I also have experienced the challenges that Nigeria has faced since Independence.

When I was 5 years old, my family was robbed at gunpoint, my mother was beaten, family members were kidnapped, and I was shot in my foot. As is the case with all kidnapping, targeting those who are perceived to be wealthy is the objective. In this instance, my father was the target because of his prominence in the community. This was a traumatic experience for my family that would shape our entire lives and our experiences in both Nigeria and America. As a little boy, I swore that I would never let that happen to my family again. As my father often said, “Once you’re bitten by a snake, you‘ll be ready to shoot a lizard!” At the time of my father’s burial 5 years ago, my family in the village was concerned about increased targeting for kidnapping since the rate of abductions had increased dramatically in the area we are from. We were traveling from America, which along with our biracial appearance, had the potential to attract attention and pose a threat to our security. In light of what happened in the past and the tense climate at the time, my family took precautions to ensure our safety. This was not an uncommon protocol at the time. I recognize incidents such as these are not unique to Nigeria or the African continent, and there have been significant improvements in the region since this period.

In the recent interview to which I’ve been referring, I shared my family’s experience traveling from the States back home for the burial. In this interview, I used the term “light-skinned.” When using this term, I was actually referring to my immediate family’s mixed or biracial appearance. See, no matter what language I use to describe my heritage, I’m certain that someone will feel some kind of way. This is a larger discussion not meant for this statement, but certainly derives from our colonial past and postcolonial present, and in the States, from the days of slavery to the present times. My comments about skin tone were related to the notion of perceived wealth and value, not my personal beliefs. My point was never to imply that biracial or “light-skinned” people are the only ones or the most targeted group of people kidnapped, or that I myself was wealthy at the time. Rather than focus on my perceived value, let us continue to focus on the value of Nigeria.

There is no question that Africa is playing a pivotal role in the future of our planet and that Nigeria, with it’s booming economy and burgeoning middle class, is a driving force. I will continue to play my role in the Renaissance taking place in Nigeria and Africa at large. We may not agree on everything, but know my heart is your heart, and my experience is part of our collective experience.

171 comments:

AC£S said...

Ok

PURPLE said...

Alright then. Go and sin no more

Diary of a Naija mom said...

We don hear....guide ur tongue better next time.


Check my blog please. Thanks.

Unknown said...

Long story...
Thanks for d lovely write up.
Thumbs up, and more power to his elbows for dis.

Unknown said...

Ok. You're forgiven, but watch your utterances henceforth


COMING SOON!!!
[Music] LYNDY - MY HERO ( A TRIBUTE TO DR GOODLUCK JONATHAN)

Mrs Poche said...

Ur Nigerian brothers and sisters.....na now u knw! nkita lacha kwa gi onu there.

Anonymous said...

Apology Accepted, well said

Unknown said...

Oga I don't blame u at all, Nigeria is full of evil. The fear of nigeria is the beginning of wisdom.

Mzz_Mary said...

Fuck out

BONARIO NNAGS said...

So nice of him, good to know he's back to his sense.
NWA oma, go and sin no more.

~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA LUMIA

Unknown said...

Well said and so articulate Jidenna, God bless you bro

Unknown said...

Good one ... You're right and I support u on dis

Unknown said...

Story For the Gods oh

Davido's driver said...

Ok! Go and sin no more. Lindaobserve

Anonymous said...

Nna gi muru gi! Supu!

Anonymous said...

E TOO LONG...TOMJERRYSWIT

Unknown said...

i completely agree with Jidenna on this one. people should not be quoted out of context. continue your good works. Nigeria is proud of you too.

Anonymous said...

POOR BOY DIDNT SAY NOTHING WRONG

Anonymous said...

NICE ONE

Anonymous said...

Good boy...

Anonymous said...

Oga dont mind them, they all knew how to protect their own family.

paul naza said...

I understand him and have supported him right from day1 of his hit song

Unknown said...

Story!!!



Linda u see am???

Temi said...

Ok seen, buy dnt try dat again nxt tym

Unknown said...

Am in love with Jidenna already. He looks like Banky W. So handsome, so cute. My dear please don't mind some people, na jealously de worry them.

Unknown said...

How touching....he seems sincere

Unknown said...

Excellent! As you read through. you could almost feel his sincerity. Way to go J!

Unknown said...

Issokay then. Very thoughtful of him to clarify things. Linda take note!

Unknown said...

Issokay then. Very thoughtful of him to clarify things. Linda take note!

Guineacar said...

Lmao. Bitch u r mean

Anonymous said...

People didn't take time to watch the video to hear the interview. This guy spoke about his experience what he has faced, iif it. Was me I will do the same. People misunderstood him, if it was me will do the same. It is well with u jidenna

Unknown said...

Wow! Nice write up, and d open letter mak a lot of sense. I wish him all d best thereof. Thumbs up, and more power to his elbows.

Unknown said...

Alright Jidenna,Your Forgiven go and sin no more!

Anonymous said...

U r mad

Damy D said...

Ds story too long abeg... Tame ur tongue so dt u wnt av to write Ds long apology story next tym...

ary said...

Good.

Guineacar said...

Well said jidenna. I understand and forgive you. Sorry for lashing out at you. Follow me on Twitter @guineacar and DM ur pin or phone number to me so we can talk better.

Anonymous said...

Na wa for you, the insult is uncalled for

Damy D said...

Ds story too long abeg...Tame ur tongue so dt u wnt av to write Ds long apology story next tym dearie

Unknown said...

a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said..
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Fuck Nigeria and nice write up bro....
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***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

Unknown said...

a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said..
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Fuck Nigeria and nice write up bro....
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***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

Anonymous said...

Nice write-up, well articulated. You surely didn't eat your school fees. Apology accepted.

Ifeco said...

We are just good at reading meanings in people comments. The poor boy meant no wrong in what he said.

~Charles Ifeco~

Anonymous said...

Thunder fire you breast for this comment

I B M bolubantin said...

Well said...
Still our brother

Anonymous said...

I have said it before and I will say it again, he didn't say anything wrong. You owe nobody any explanation. Linda, swear if you no dey carry mobile police or bodyguard anywhere you travel around Nigeria.

Anonymous said...

He said exactly dsame thing d last u people went mad....u were just too slow to reason out what he meant...obote!!! Exposing your ignorance...be there shouting-- u guys boosted his position on d billboard...he's more known presently in nigeria than before u peoplez stupid reaction.

Unknown said...

Accepted..cos you're a classic man...

Unknown said...

Nice one
I understand you better now.

Unknown said...

Classic man. U are really a classic man. Nice write up. U are forgiven.

Anonymous said...

Nigerian slut

Unknown said...

Imbecile. Fvck off. See ur ugly face

Unknown said...

Kiss nd hug jor,,,,dun mind wt ppl wil say so far u re duin t for ya benefit jor,,,,,***odikwa risky nd tyt***

Unknown said...

Ezigbo nwa afor Igbo. We always rep. Jisieike Nnam.

I'm out. ***CATCH ME IF U CAN***

Unknown said...

Kiss nd hug jor,,,,dun mind wt ppl wil say so far u re duin t for ya benefit jor,,,,,***odikwa risky nd tyt***

Anonymous said...

Linda you must take note of his action now for nest time

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Unknown said...

Attention seeker!!!.... He's enjoying his 2mins fame in LIB..

Anonymous said...

hahahahah well hahahahah what did you said that is his name Linda? is he an unfortunate albino?

Unknown said...

Woow nice write up.....

Unknown said...

Medicine after death, let me tell you when you bashed your so called nigeria brothers and sisters. So bad from your base, it spreads abroad and not only nigeria,I listen to it on entertainment news in ghana,next time learn to control your tongue mr man.

Unknown said...

Nice one..Now dat's how a real classic man is meant to act.

Anonymous said...

Well articulated & understood! Nothing do you my bro. Carry go!!!

Chi chi said...

I like the heart felt sincerity of his letter to Nigerians.

Hope we can all move past the misconceptions of his interview and focus on more important issues challenging our unity and peace as a nation, Boko haram, biafra, Odutuwa, corruption etc.

niffyt said...

Talk better ke. O ma ga o

Anonymous said...

I don't know Jidenna personally and hadn't heard of him before this...
but if u ever come across this... u shud know ur pple by now.
1. We talk too much
2. We jump to hasty conclusions
So its not evrything sm1 says u shud respond to. Any smart individual who actually listened to that piece would know you were speaking about your experience and speaking your own view/truth.
which you are entitled to
Nigerians we don't like to hear the truth.
They still Kidnap esp in the Eastern region till TODAY
Chimamanda's dad was kidnapped recently, so was NOI's parent.
Nigerians always complain that whites r given preferential treatment or light-skinned girls are preferred but when sm1 else says it wahala

You may wanna play to the tune of ur fan-based but how many pple here even buy ur music? to make u bother what they think.
Pple who buy ur music will understand u and ur point of view.

U see all these things ive just said is proof that we talk a lot

Keep doing u.
Haters will always be there

Anonymous said...

hustler..He will send u his pin, phone number and even house address...ode!!

Anonymous said...

Fine boy. Igbo boys sabi fine and they have good manners. That's why I married one. They Take good care of their wives too. I love love the Igbos.

Alero said...

Ok .....

Toronto Finest said...

Nnenne george, with all your exposure in Canada. U still claimed to be Biafran instead of Nigerian. Nawa o. Lol

Baddest Puta said...

Oh booboo kitty there's no need explaining to Nigerians, they're bitter by default! Always looking for the nenext person to tear down. Love you boo 😚

Anonymous said...

God punish Tiwa savage's husband talking nonsense. Papajassiman like him that a woman is feeding. And God punish Basket mouth too. Animals

SMURF said...

I did see or read anything like i'm sorry.

thayungsta said...

Wow! Well spoken like a real Man Apology Accepted No real man can runaway from his father's Land that you now know

NaijaDeltaBabe said...

He's actually fair o. Nigerians n deir wahala

jennykurt said...

He looks like Bob Obodo

charlesy said...

Accepted bro. Seen a lot of his interviews after Linda's first publication of him and of a truth; this guy represents Nigeria everywhere he goes. God bless you Classic Man.

Unknown said...

I like dis Nigerian, u re indeed a Nigerian sir.

Innocentia Annie said...

Accepted
We hear you

Anonymous said...

U r the biggest idiot.

Anonymous said...

Fallen in love with this sexy guy

WeALTHY ChIC said...

Nice one Jidenna. I love u already.

Adetunji Saka said...

Now ur a CLASSIC MAN!

"Slow and steady wins d race"

Adetunji Saka said...

Now ur a CLASSIC MAN!

"Slow and steady wins d race"

Anonymous said...

Nnenna. You are a bitter person. Lick some sugar n pray. God can change u. By the way Jidenna does not need LIB. He's already made n popular. Lastly, it is 'on' LIB.

Anonymous said...

I believe him and I love him already for this. My Ibo brother.

Anonymous said...

Well said Jidenna. I know the family and can attest to the horror they went through. It speaks volumes that he still feels that it is important to maintain good relationship with his roots despite the horrible experiences suffered by his family. I am SO proud of him for addressing this issue when he really did not even have to. He is super educated- got into Harvard, but went to Stanford instead, and he followed every protocol to come and bury his father in his village in Nigeria despite the risks. You are a well brought up young man, a role model and a classic man. Great job at the BET Awards....When is your next single... Everyone should please support this young man - don't just write about support - download from I-tunes, and buy his awesome music!!! GO Jidenna!

Anonymous said...

Mrs Poche. People like u are the reason Nigeria is still backwards. U r the boko haram of our time. It is not until u behead someone before u can b called that. Too much hate n bitterness even towards ur own. I wonder what u wld hv said if he was of a different tribe. Anuofia. Is it until he licks ur pussy then u let it go? Nkita lachakwa gi

Anonymous said...

U look miserable sef. N u dey tell billonaire to fuck off. Abeg go get a job before depression sets in.

Anonymous said...

He wanted attention to promote n create buzz for himself n whatever he does, n guess what? It worked! Ignorant ass albino looking like lizard.. FOH!

Anonymous said...

Obote man? 7 amigos? Dodorima to you. Egede.

Anonymous said...

The hustle is real.

prettiyz said...

It's good he made people understand what he was thinking when he made that comment

Yandy Akolawole said...

Alright

omotara said...

Nnenne George... haba he's ibo na

ratialmando said...

Its quite quite, next u learn how to talk so u dont take out time out of ur jobless schedule to right this unaccepted rubbish. Isoray. Ayamatanga

Guineacar said...

Lmfao. I'm dead. Jidenna biko follow asap. Na una sabi.

Anonymous said...

Ignorance is bliss... Smh, you are part of the lot he had to explain what "being light skinned" means to and you still dare say he has come back to his senses. Typical stereotyped nigerians that love to hate (and hear)the truth.

Leftie said...

Nnenne George really? I laugh in igbo. LIB of all places? Bleh.....

Unknown said...

Accepted cause u are a classy man

Unknown said...

Yes, a brother's anger no dey reach bone-marrow

Sam said...

It's ok, go and sin no more.

Anonymous said...

god save you i for use you sock garri

Anonymous said...

Chill pills dear! Go check your grammar before pouncing on someone's skin colour! I feel sorry for your english teacher! Did I say english teacher? Oops! My bad, u spent school hours chasing for bush meat to impress your village girlfriend.

slylov said...

Cool talk.....plenty sense..anyways na true u talk shall

Anonymous said...

"...Controvery"?

Anonymous said...

U don't have job o. A fool is ur hero

Anonymous said...

All this "value" biz is making me feel some type of way but I'll let you slide this time. Let me go find this song you found a way to sneak into your write-up.

Anonymous said...

donny who? i laugh in spanish ..dreamer

Anonymous said...

All this "value" biz is making me feel some type of way but I'll let you slide this time. Let me go find this song you snuck into your write-up.

Anonymous said...

LINDA, I LIKE THIS GUY FOR YOU.....PLS MARRY HIM, AM SURE HE SENT THIS LETTER TO YOU PERSONALLY SO YOU HAVE HIS CONTACTS

Unknown said...

Lol okay o

Anonymous said...

Forgiven and now water under the bridge. This is what he should've said and how he should've said it from the beginning. We know the ills that cause stench and rot in our country but if someone wants to distance himself from us we will distance ourselves but not without insulting his forefathers first...nigerians sha lol. Old adage, I can insult myself and my family, but you cannot use the same insult if you're not in the family. I takes a "classic man" to admit his mistakes and apologize and he's done both. I hail my igbo brother.

Anonymous said...

Lol! Jesox, talk better?? Na for your dreams go be that one oooo!! Mumu...

Miriam David said...

Nice One. He looks like Banky by the way but cuter cuz he's without the big head.

Anonymous said...

Abeg go and sit down. He has apologised. Take it or leave it, u don't put food on his table. Haba!!!

Mr. Stretch said...

You should read with glasses next time. He wasn't apologising, he was only providing clarity on the issue! #copythat

Mr. Stretch said...

Who are you and what have you achieved to correct another Nigerian! Abeg park!

Mr. Stretch said...

Next** na night school you go I can feel it!

Mr. Stretch said...

He is not a 'poor boi'! How can you even qualify a boi as 'poor'! He's a man FYI!

Mr. Stretch said...

You should spend more time in school, so you can learn patience when reading! #copythat

Mihearty said...

This guy is talented....see grammar. alright we have heard. It's ok nna

Mr. Stretch said...

My thoughts exactly! He only talked about his childhood bitter experience. "If you have ever been bitten by a snake, you will shoot a lizard." simply put, "once bitten, twice shy!"

Mr. Stretch said...

Sure!

Mr. Stretch said...

He didn't say anything out of place! Learn to understand people before you spew your bit! #copythat

AMA HOPE said...

Jidenna, God Bless you and God Bless Nigeria.

JOBERRY said...

i still like him and his music.Apology accepted

BigFoot said...

In Igbo... Si eba puwa... shiit mehn.. say wohh!!!

Chioma Ijomah said...

I understand you better now Jide.. Very classic indeed.
Please loose the beard✌✌

Anonymous said...

How come is dad is dark-skinned?I thought that all igbos are light-skinned and descend from king david of isreal.

Anonymous said...

U 4 no clarify ursef knw weda u go show Dia country again nonsense try control ur tongue mak e no put u 4 trouble

adunni said...

Well written.

Methinks said...

I don't need to, but I feel compelled to comment so that if at all Jidenna ever reads this, he would see another comment that acknowledges his truth as valid and important. Everyone in the world has some complex or another; unfortunately social media gives Nigerians (and other groups) the "opportunity" to express their complexes, stew in their dysfunction, and then make sensible honest expression feel defensive. Stay classic, Jidenna! You rock!

Anonymous said...

Ok

Anonymous said...

@ anno 5.1 a million like for your comment .you have said it all

Anonymous said...

This guy is a fool. And he is insulting our intelligence. He didn't even apologise. He is a disgrace and he should take his light skinned ass away from us. We love put brown skin. We are beautiful and we love Nigeria. Why did he have to distinguish between the two skin tones. He is a disgusting human being.

Edu said...

Oloshi

Edu said...

Thanks man. U spoke my mind. He's definitely a classic man to reply to jobless Nigerians who keep denying the abysmal state our country is in. God bless u Jidenna

joy Egbunu said...

Classic open Letter from a 'classic' man! Xoxo

Anonymous said...

Hahahaha jajajajaja the hussle is real.

TheTalkin'Drum said...

When you say things when you're not prepared for them that's actually when your speaking from the bottom of your belly. Going back and reflecting on all that has happened and thinking a mere article would make me perceive you different is a big lie. Before this controversy I never knew you but now I have watched your video. Be try and be yourself. What will be will be light skin or dark we are all human.

Dr Brown said...

mature way of handling matters,I see truth in it. Respect,u just earned 100 points

Anonymous said...

Jidenna is so sweet!

Elixir said...

That is if he will read your comment abi? Na so your hustle strong? I just can't stop laughing...

Anonymous said...

I dont understand these new linda ikeji soldiers e.g mr stretch who wont let any one oppose thier opinion. I mean even if you get paid to do pr dont follow uncle jona's pr analysts who kept insulting the public and ended up isolating him more..

Anonymous said...

I dont get these new linda ikeji soldiers who wont let any one oppose their views without getting aggressive e.g mr stretch

Mum Davido said...

Seen

Unknown said...

You are forgiven...but no fuck up again o

Unknown said...

I love your name Jidenna( hold onto God), it's beautiful. This is not actually an apology but a clarification based on your last writeup. I love the way and manner you went about it and this is how people should relate with one another to build and enhance relationship. I clearly understand the terms you used now which got me confused. Things and times have changed but you can't be alien to your homeland. More of this please.

swaggz said...

Calm down people. For those that didnt understand jidenna i think you need to go back to high school..for those that understood, I say smart thinking. .for those insulting the ones that don't uunderstand I think you guys are on the same level so go back to high school..thank you

TAMARA SPLASH said...

Jisike nwokeoma

Oluwadamilola said...

He shouldn't have apologized, he didn't do nothing.. He doesn't owe anybody jackshit

Oluwadamilola said...

I love you mhan..

Oluwadamilola said...

See this ugly bitch oo.. You should fuck in..

Oluwadamilola said...

As in on the real??? Lmao

Anonymous said...

Well said Olivia Pope. Like we all don't know d situation of things in ds country. I'm beginning to feel we have serious complex issues in ds country. Cos we are so quick to xpct pple to portray us well even when we know we are far from well.

amaka said...

Ma dear,dont mind dem make dem de laugh u,next month or year now,they'll hear Jidenna weds wetin b dat ur name again sef? Hustle jor,its real.. God bless u sister

Anonymous said...

Pls let Nnenna G be jor, y'all are hypocritic by default.

He's famous, rich n mixed race: not the first in that category I believe. Rather than apologize straight out, he uses English to charm his way through and "no hope" girls r already calling him boo.

I'm sorry (okwusigo)

Epic story about being shot in d foot @ 5yrs during a robbery (guessing in Nigeria .

Anonymous said...

Bad belle. Go and kill yourself. Show your face and let's compare. Ugly mofo!

Anonymous said...

Hahahaha! Foolish person. Just like saying all Yorubas are ugly with big tribal marks and descendants of Egypt.

berry said...

Cool story, next please
Yeye dey smell

Unknown said...

Once bitten by a snake, you will be ready to shoot a lizard!!! I love that proverb "taken"

Unknown said...

Take several seats man. You would say worse if you had similar experience. Get a fvcking life!!!

Dr Brown said...

this dude just got popular, downloading all his songs....#hitMe

Anonymous said...

well said dude

Anonymous said...

well said dude

JOBERRY said...

LOL

Anonymous said...

Can't even find any of my messages

Anonymous said...

Nigeria conjures up the fondest memories of being an exchange student back, back in the day. I was not at odds with being in a different place, because I was reared in the Eastern Caribbean and I made the adjustment immediately. Jamaican women where I worked would say she is "one of us" although I am not Jamaican. A sense of belonging heaped around me, but I can say this, Nigeria is a mix of old and new, yet I always kept my eyes open for those who thought they could outsmart me. "Look at this girl oh", thought I was a Nigerian returning who had gotten beside herself. Not hardly. I am humble as ever. Although I can relate to Jidenna has stated, I think he did so very diplomatically. The truth sometimes hurts. Thus, the reaction from fellow Nigerians. I will say this although I am what most people of African descent would refer to as "brown skin", I too being a foreigner had a certain type of prestige in Nigeria. I could not understand, but that was just their mindset. For instance, it always amazed me I was always asked to eat "English diet". I also gathered there was not a strong sense of consciousness among certain folk, about being Nigerian or for that matter, connection to Africans in the Diaspora. Enough said'

Anonymous said...

Nigeria conjures up the fondest memories of being an exchange student back, back in the day. I was not at odds with being in a different place, because I was reared in the Eastern Caribbean and I made the adjustment immediately. Jamaican women where I worked would say she is "one of us" although I am not Jamaican. A sense of belonging heaped around me, but I can say this, Nigeria is a mix of old and new, yet I always kept my eyes open for those who thought they could outsmart me. "Look at this girl oh", thought I was a Nigerian returning who had gotten beside herself. Not hardly. I am humble as ever. Although I can relate to Jidenna has stated, I think he did so very diplomatically. The truth sometimes hurts. Thus, the reaction from fellow Nigerians. I will say this although I am what most people of African descent would refer to as "brown skin", I too being a foreigner had a certain type of prestige in Nigeria. I could not understand, but that was just their mindset. For instance, it always amazed me I was always asked to eat "English diet". I also gathered there was not a strong sense of consciousness among certain folk, about being Nigerian or for that matter, connection to Africans in the Diaspora. Enough said'

Anonymous said...

"where are the other two points?" I am loving it. I think he is talking about my own life growing up in NYC. Igbo parents sha..

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