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Remote stopped picking my calls after fame – Rapindady [VIDEO]
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Remote stopped picking my calls after fame – Rapindady [VIDEO]

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Nigerian comedian and MC, Jolomi Rapheal Oluwafemi, popularly known as Rapindady, has accused content creator Mr Remote of ignoring him after he gained fame.

Rapindady made the accusation in a video from his latest interview shared on social media.

When he was asked about his current relationship with Mr Remote, who once lived with him before gaining fame, Rapindady said, “Alagbara ma niyen ni tie.”

Narrating how he housed Remote when he had accommodation issues, Rapindady challenged him to “come out to say what I did wrong.”

“I don’t want to talk much about Remote because he’s someone I’ve loved so much from the beginning. I can’t say he’s being childish. He stayed in my place at one point. I can’t remember how many months he spent in my house when he had accommodation issues at the time.

“I was still single, and I was staying in a three-bedroom apartment. And when he came, we shot a few skits at the time. He told me a lot about many people in the industry. Now, ever since Remote blew up and relocated to Lagos, he stopped picking my calls. And I wish he could come out to say what I did wrong.

“You stayed in my house and I did not chase you out. You left on your own. I just want to believe that fame has gotten to him. I’m not the only one complaining. A lot of people who also helped him in the past are also complaining. Anytime I call him, he keeps telling me he’s on set. That was five years ago, and after that, I stopped calling him.”

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Remote stopped picking my calls after fame – Rapindady [VIDEO]

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