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Meek Mill won’t be going to jail, but he won’t be free either. On Friday February 5, a judge ruled that the Philadelphia rapper must serve three months of house arrest for violating his parole.
According to TMZ, the 28-year-old MC is set to serve a minimum of 90 days, and he will be unable to rap, perform, or release new music during that time, ‘which means no more DrakeDr dikess tracks’ Lol. The Judge also ordered an additional six years of probation, reports FOX 29.
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Davido has taken his concerns about the upcoming Osun State governorship election beyond Nigerian social media, addressing an open letter directly to United States...
