BGWellington and Eedris Abdulkareem Announced Challenge For Their New Single, "Massive Poverty" [Video]

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"Massive Poverty," released by BGwellington in collaboration with Eedris Abdulkareem a few days ago is now available as an open verse challenge.

Nollywood Times broke the news a few days ago to announce the anticipated release. The visual of the song has BGWellington dressed as a lawyer and Eedris as a convict receiving a massive reception. It also featured Vector and the late singer Soundsultan.

The self-acclaimed street anthem is now available for download as instrumentals by BGwellington those who want to participate in the challenge can download and sing or rap to.

BGwellington made the announcement a day ago for those who are interested to feature in and post their videos to Instagram, tagging @BGwellingtonsuits, @blackgoldintown, and @Oyinimanagement.

Participants are to record a minute video of their verse singing to express their views on the economic hardship in their locality and how it affects them.

The challenge winner will be announced on the 31st of March 2024.

Moreover, the winner will get a 3-month Ambassadorship deal with BGwellingtonsuits. A free studio recording session plus a free video shoot with Oyeni Manangement.

BGwellington posted it on his Instagram page and captioned it thus:

"@nsnttj__mgt @bgwellingtonsuits officially brings to you the open verse challenge to the street anthem “Massive Poverty” currently trending on YouTube.

"Download the free instrumentals to “Massive Poverty” by BGwellington featuring @abdulkareemeedris make a one minute video of your verse (Sing/rap) express your views over the economic hardship in your locality and how it affects you.

"To download beat go to the official video on the youtube link in @bgwellingtonsuits @blackgoldintown bio and click on the link stated below the official video on youtube or alternatively you can google massive poverty ft eedriss instrumental tap and download.

"Post it on Instagram , tag @BGwellingtonsuits

@blackgoldintown

@Oyinimanagement

"For a repost .

"Let’s go guys tag your favourite rap/music artist below the comment let’s hear some meaning barz."

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Nollywood Times recalls that few days ago, after the video was released, the song celebrated 100k views on YouTube after 3 days and currently now boasts 169,545 views.

BGwellington was elated as he posted:
 
"The visuals to Massive poverty by @blackgoldintown clocked a 100k views in 3days ..

"I Just wanna say a big thank you to all team mates involved in this project from the cast and crew @oyenimanagement @gabbyyokon @theglobal_zabiya to the featured artist @abdulkareemeedris @soundsultan @vectorthaviper and to everyone of you who kept streaming and sharing this project .

"Godbless you as you continue streaming and sharing the gospel, the aim is to use our platform to send a message accross to the govt because we deserve a better governance and kindly note we @bgwellingtonsuits have never had any agenda behind this to disrespect any political parties or cause any chaos neither do we intend to throw a shade at anybody.

"Kindly disregard the diss rumor as there’s more to this sound when you finally get to hear it which talks about the hardship in the nation.

"It is from a good pace we speak on behalf of the average Nigerians , thus far we’ll say the new administration have being trying their best however we know they can do better and all we ask is a good governance.

"We love and believe in Nigeria so much that regardless of the current economic hardship we are optimistic that one day Nigeria will be better.
#Saynotocorruption , #endpoverty #endbadgovernanceinnigeria.
Massive poverty out now ❤️
Link in bio."

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Trust Nollywood Times to bring you updates as the challenge proceeds and be here to announce the winner also.

Source: Instagram

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