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BNXN Says Lagos Is More Expensive Than Los Angeles, Explains US Relocation

The Leadership about 4 hours 1 mins read

Nigerian singer Daniel Benson, popularly known as BNXN, has shed light on his decision to relocate to the United States, citing the high cost of living in Lagos as a major factor. Speaking during a TikTok livestream, the singer stated that, beyond the financial burden, he also finds life in the US safer and less […]

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