Nigerian singers, Ruger and BNXN have shocked their followers by reconciling and settling their differences.
This comes after the duo were seen posing for photos together.
The Afrobeats artists seem to have patched things up as they suggest possible future projects together.
Ruger captioned the image as follows:
“MAYBE ROMEO MUST DIE”
Since then, happy followers have responded to the post, expressing their amazement that their relationship has made up after nearly two years of animosity.
Notably, in 2022, Ruger and an anonymous X user got into an online argument over the latter’s claim to have more successful songs than he did.
View comments on the post below;
Kay wrote: “Ruger and Buju teaming up to deliver a banger”
Itohan revealed: “They’ve always been friends lowkey”
Reverse Truth stated: “No gree for anybody” But this two werey Don go reconcile. Oya nah!! Na only una go Jam una song”
Musk Jnr asked: “ahh no more beef? 😂😂”
Dee Dee noted: “Ruger I’ll be listening because of you💋”
In other news, Hilda Dokubo, a veteran Nollywood actress and politician, has slammed Nigerian politicians for failing to provide residents with a decent standard of living despite the vast income generated by oil.
She said that Nigerians are being mistreated by the government, which should be providing them with better healthcare and education, as is done in other oil-rich countries.
The dramatist observed that politicians pretend as if the country’s incidence of insecurity and hunger is exaggerated, but they know the truth, which is why they travel with several security guards.
She wrote:
“When the essence of a thing is unknown, abuse is inevitable. And, that is exactly what we are going through right now. Nigerians are being abused. We are being compared with countries that do not have crude oil, forgetting that some other countries have oil, and their citizens are not paying as much as we are paying (for petrol and diesel).
If the government had given us the quality of life enjoyed by those people they are comparing us with, it would have been okay. In those countries, children from birth to the age of six have access to free healthcare. They get quality education almost for nothing. They also have policies that work. People can speak freely without being called enemies. But, what do we have here? Is it safe?
“The level of insecurity in Nigeria is shameful. How do we work? What is the state of nightlife in the country? These politicians think their lives are easy, because they travel with 20 bodyguards and police men. Why don’t they travel alone? They won’t do that, because they know that the country is unsafe. Everyone who does business that thrives at night, just like most entertainers, are not finding the situation funny.”
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