‘Your HUSBAND Funke is my friend…Gigolo’, Soso Soberekon tells JJC Skillz
JJC Skillz and Soso Soberekon ‘yabbed’ each other over their political affinity. Record Executive, Soso Sobereokon, who recently exhibited his potential engagement in politics, shared a picture of himself with Former President of Nigeria, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and attached a prayer emoji.
JJC Skillz had issues with Soso’s post and he replied: “4 what?”
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Soso dragged him saying: “Because he is far better!! Don’t forget your wife campaigned for APC & Buhari and they still betrayed and disgraced her. Think about it bro.”
JJC hit back, writing: “Get your facts right. My wife never campaigned for your friend. You’re just being defensive because you join chop Nigerian money. So Abegie Sharappp there. #thiefnathief.”
Soso responded JJC mercilessly.
He wrote: “No need for insults, your HUSBAND Funke is my friend except I for post the video evidence. Gigolo.”
JJC Skillz replied: “@sososoberekon my masculinity is not in question. You’re diverting. Promoting and elevating a person that looted our nation. You got paid and now probably want a position abi. And just incase you don’t know my story. Guy let me make it clear. I’m a king that found a queen and we built an empire. CLEAN MONEY. Can you say the same about yourself?”
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