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BNXN Calls on Government to Legalize Loud

BNXN Calls on Government to Legalize Loud

Rita OrakwuebyRita Orakwue
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Afrobeats singer BNXN, also known as Daniel Benson, is goading the Nigerian government to legalize Loud, a potent synthetic form of marijuana. Loud is still banned in Nigeria, the youths notwithstanding, and users are liable to be jailed.

BNXN made his appeal on his verified X account, saying, “Make dem legalize loud for this side o.”

This comes shortly after Lagos State Police spokesperson, SP Benjamin Hundeyin corrected another singer, Ayo Maff for advertising Loud in his song “Last Week. “ According to him, many young people are behind bars because of issues related to Loud.

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