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Zanga Prince - 'Shut down' ft Kleva Tee

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Abiola 12:15 - 16 September 2016
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Zanger-Prince-Shut down ft Kleva Tee
Zanger-Prince-Shut down ft Kleva Tee
The singer prides himself in his lifestyle club hopping and living life to the fullest as he sees fit.
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Zanga Prince collaborates with Kleva Tee in this joint titled 'Shut down'.

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It's a club anthem in its own right as Mr Zanga brags about turning up in just about every popping club in Lagos.

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