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Eedris Abdulkareem - 'They don't understand'

Abiola
Abiola 15:12 - 01 April 2016
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Eedris- 'They don't understand'
Eedris- 'They don't understand'
The rapper drops a comeback socially conscious song addressing the nation's woes.
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The song according to Eedris is clinically “packaged to mark the milestone of being a social crusader exposing/correcting the ills of the society, so that the youths and those concerns can change or make amendment”.

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