Skales Denies Rumors of Burna Boy's Financial Assistance Amid Fake News Claims
Nigerian singer Skales has debunked rumors suggesting that Burna Boy once helped him with financial assistance amounting to N600,000 during a tough period. Skales explained in a recent interview that the claims were false and stemmed from a Twitter user who fabricated the story to create unnecessary rifts.
He cautioned artists against allowing overzealous fans to spread misinformation within the music industry. Skales emphasized the harmful effects of fake news on social media and advised clear communication to avoid misunderstandings.
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