Eedris Abdulkareem Calls Out President Tinubu in Diss Track, Sends Seyi to Him: "Tell Your Papa"

• Singer Eedris Abdulkareem has sent a message to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in a new diss track he just released
• In the video, which surfaced online, he sent the son of the president, Seyi Tinubu, to his father with a daring message
• Fans were excited about the new song as they wished the singer could feature them, as they also have many things to say
• Singer Asha Gangali said Eedris Abdulkareem has the right to express himself artistically as he has done in 'Tell Your Papa'

Veteran singer, Eedris Abdulkareem, has released a new diss track, cataloguing happenings and the suffering of the people in Nigeria.

The singer, who recently marked his wedding anniversary, boldly called out President Bola Tinubu and his son, Seyi, in the song.

In the song titled 'Tell Your Papa' the music star said that the people are hungry as the president was not trying.

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Eedris told Seyi to tell his father, President Bola Tinubu, that the country was hard, and it had gotten to a stage that it was worse than Jagajaga.

The music star also affirmed in his song that the president has too many empty promises.

Eedris dares Seyi Tinubu

In the video, Abdulkareem dared Seyi Tinubu, a friend of Nollywood actor, Lege Miamii, to travel by road and accused him of always flying by air.

He also stated in the song that Seyi Tinubu was always flying private jets and that insecurity was not his problem. He urged him to take the message to his president father.

Part of the lyrics reads below:

“Seyi, people are hungry, Tinubu, people are hungry, Seyi, I swear, your papa no try.

"Take our message to him, try travel by road. You travel on private jet so insecurity is not your problem.

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"Tell your papa country hard, this one pass jagajaga. Too much empty promises. Tell you papa people dey die."

See the video here:

How fans reacted to Eedris Abdulkareem's song

Reactions have trailed the video of the singer and his song. Here are some of the comments below:

@joyce_uc22_ said:

"Nothing should happen to this man, national treasure."

@macqueen_04 commented:

"Ahh swear this one don pass jagajaga, like this na, I miss the era of Nigeria jagajaga at least something still good then. This era wey person Dey don pass jagajaga."

@bol_ade reacted:

"Calling names with full chest. I too like this man."

@_lov_issabella stated:

"Every Nigerian needs to be featured in this track abeg."

@being_ngodoo shared:

"This man sang till he’s getting old yet nothing has changed. Omo."

@_olahrecky commented:

"He for feature me oh bcuz he get watin dy my mind to voice out."

@_iammarvis_ reacted:

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"I support this song with 10 crates of eggs and one bag of rice."

@qween_dara001 shared:

"Eedris never misses.Tell ur papa Abeg country really hard and this one really pass jagajaga true true."

Eedris has right to express himself artistically - Asha

Singer Asha Gangali has expressed his views on the ban placed by the National Broadcasting Commission on his colleague, Eedris Abdulkareem's song 'Tell Your Papa'.

"I think it’s the usual type of song you can expect from the legendary Eedris Abdulkareem. He had always been critical of the government in his music and personal views. He has a right to express himself artistically, highlighting societal issues that preceded the current administration. This is a very delicate issue to delve into as we approach another season of political razzmatazz."

While hailing Eedris Abdulkareem for using his artistic right to express himself, Asha said:

"Though he has a right to artistic expression, I do not agree with the complete message of the song because I believe the government has not been in power long enough to solve all the problems being addressed in the song. However, Eedris has the right to express himself and his views in his music, and it should be respected."

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Kenny Ogungbe speaks about Eedris Abdulkareem

Meanwhile, Legit.ng had reported that Kenny Ogungbe was excited to speak about Eedris Abdulkareem and what he did for him during his time of need.

The broadcaster was on Nedu Wazobia's show, Honest Bunch podcast, where he praised Eedris for giving him money to pay for his children's fees.

Sola Sanusi, HOD of the Entertainment Desk, contributed to this article. She provided exclusive commentary from a celebrity singer for this report.

Proofreading by Kola Muhammed, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng