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S’Africa’s Tyla drops Lagos from world tour after boycott calls

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South African singer Tyla removes Lagos from her APOP World Tour schedule following boycott calls over renewed xenophobic attacks against Nigerians. Read More: https://punchng.com/safricas-tyla-drops-lagos-from-world-tour-after-boycott-calls/

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