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Rick Ross Pledges to Show Love to African Presidents, Starting with Nigeria’s President Tinubu

Rick Ross Pledges to Show Love to African Presidents, Starting with Nigeria's President Tinubu

American rapper, Rick Ross, said he wants to show love to the presidents of Africa’s “amazing countries” starting with Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu.

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In the short video clip that has since gone viral, Ross added that he “just wanna show love and bring attention to the culture and the amazing artists.”

Rick Ross Acknowledges African Talent, Eyes Collaborative Album

Note that this is coming just two weeks after Ross expressed his admiration for the Nigerian music scene and disclosed his intention to collaborate with African artists on a massive album project. The rapper said he aims to shine a global spotlight on Africa’s music scene and foster cross-cultural connections through this unique musical venture.

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Among the notable artists mentioned by Rick Ross are Odumodublvck and Portable from Nigeria, reflecting the rapper’s recognition of the burgeoning talent within the West African nation. Ross expressed his desire to create a platform that showcases the diversity and richness of African music on a global scale.

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This is a testament to Rick Ross’s longstanding connection with Africa, having toured over 13 different countries on the continent for the past 15 years. The rapper’s vision extends beyond merely appreciating Africa’s cultural and musical landscape; he aims to actively contribute to its growth and recognition on the global stage.

As part of his collaborative vision, Rick Ross envisions involving a myriad of artists, producers, and creative minds from various African nations, emphasizing unity and cultural exchange. The proposed album is poised to be a monumental celebration of African creativity, transcending geographical boundaries and fostering a sense of global appreciation for the continent’s musical brilliance.

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