“Keep moving on and you will get there someday.”

—  Muma Gee

In " https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muma_Gee Muma Gee giving detailed information on the word "Kade" it is a courageous word that gives hope. After which she state that she believe so much in empowerment.

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Nigerian singer and songwriter 1978

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