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YCee talks about his new album and crush on Genevieve Nnaji

By Guardian Exclusive
28 October 2021   |   10:00 am
Oludemilade Martin Alejo also known as YCee in this exclusive interview with GuardianTV talks about his music, new album, life, and his feeling for actress Genevieve Nnaji.

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