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Omah Lay and Tems’ Arrest: Ugandan Singer Bebe Cool And Reporter Allegedly Chased Out Of Nigerian High Commission In Uganda (Video)

Webby December 16, 2020

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Bebe Cool chased out of Nigerian High Commission in Uganda

A Ugandan muscian has been pursued out of Nigerian High Commission in Uganda over the role he played in the arrest of Nigerians Omah Lay and Tems.

Singer Bebe Cool and Reporter, Kawalya Isaac Kaiyz were allegedly “chased out” from Nigerian High Commission in Uganda according to reports in the country.

NBS Television reported that Bebe Cool who is accused of being one of the instigators of Omah Lay and Tems’ arrest was sent out of the facility alongside the news reporter after handing over the Nigerian singers.

The Nigerian High Commission in the East African country is yet to react to this.

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