Nigerian musician, Chinko Ekun talks on the huge debate on blogosphere about Internet scam popularly called Yahoo Yahoo. The debate was sparked by Singer, Naira Marley, after he stated that the Internet fraud act was a form of payback against slave masters. While people condemned his words, manny points fingers at other artistes who are seen as been supportive of Internet scammers. One of the artistes listed in this category is Chinko Ekun because of his song, "Able God."


However, In an exclusive chat with Sunday Scoop the rapper, he said he wasn’t bothered about people’s comments on the matter. He said,

“I really don’t have anything to say about that issue. It is really something that doesn’t concern me and I wouldn’t want to get involved in that.

“Everybody is entitled to their opinions. I know why I recorded the song, Able God. It is a song meant to inspire people who are broke, and whenever they hear the song, they are always happy. It is just a normal song that came to me naturally. People can always interpret it their own ways and I don’t have any power over that. I don’t sing to support bad behaviour, and I am not concerned about what anybody says.”

Chinko Ekun also speaks about his NYSC experience, he said,

“I’m still a corper, and it has been a wonderful experience. It feels good and people really love me. Anytime I go for my clearance or any official activity, a lot of people want to take pictures with me. I feel great about it and I try to help out in any way I can. However, I don’t let my celebrity status get to my head and I behave like every other corper.”

On whether he gets special treatment from officials of the scheme, he said,

“I don’t get any special treatment from our supervisors and other NYSC officials. They treat me just like everybody else and that’s fine by me.”

Source: https://www.mediahelm.com.ng/2019/04/my-song-to-inspire-those-who-are-broke.html
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