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Crossdresser, James Brown calls out Davido for blocking him on social media for no reason

Nigerian crossdresser, James Brown has taken to social media to call out popular singer, Davido, for blocking him on social media for no reason.

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In a series of posts he shared on his Instastories, the transvestite revealed that some Nigerian celebrities, including Davido, looked down on him because of his effeminate nature.

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According to him, the same reason why he was not rated by Nigerian celebrities has landed him a feature in American TV network, HBO’s documentary on the life of feminine people in Nigeria.

He wrote,

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