Eedris Abdulkareem and 50 Cent clash that Changed the Nigeria Music Industry

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How the clash between Eedris Abdulkareem and 50 Cent emanated

In 2004, there was a show which was organized by a top firm in Nigeria, which was a particular brewery company. This show featured 50 Cent, as well as home artist which included, Charley Boy, Ruggedman, Eedris Abdulkareem and others.

On the second day at the Airport Eedris-Abdulkareem arrived the Airport, early enough that he occupied a particular seat in the plane, he never 50 Cent and his G - Unit crew will is the same flight. So when 50 Cent and his G - Unit, arrived the airport, they headed to the plane, getting in side the plane was a clash between Eedris Abdulkareem who was seated with other Nigerian Musical Act booked for the show and 50 Cent.

"Get out of my seat" was the uproar by 50 Cent to Eedris, this delayed take off of the plane, as the clash lasted for a certain period of time.

Eedris Abdulkareem and 50 Cent clash that Changed the Nigeria Music Industry

Then at the venue of the event, as usual any artist who is been booked for a show on any gathering is required to be at the back stage, for the formal stage introduction.

But things weren't easy, because Eedris Abdulkareem, Charley Boy and other Naija artist booked for the show were told to leave the back stage, as 50 Cent and his G - Unit crew arrived the show later. This cause a clash between them, but it was later resolved when the organized, after being informed gave the permission for their performance.

Since then, inequality between Nigerian Artist and foreign artist stop, this why you will hear Eedris Abdulkareem say that " he paved way for the Nigerian music industry".

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