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  American hip-hop tycoon Jay-Z responded to the arrest of 21 Savage by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Officers (ICE). DAILY POST reported that 21 savages were arrested by American immigration after they discovered that he was a British citizen illegally residing in the United States. It is reported that ICE has 21 Savage in Georgia for having an illegal presence in the United States and for being a criminal. He was convicted of drugs in 2014. But Jay-Z, in response to the arrest, said that it was an “absolute parody”, explaining that his application for a US visa has been pending for many years. TMZ quotes Jay-Z's words: “Besides being a successful musician, 21 deserves an immediate reunion with his children.” It was also confirmed that Jay-Z, Roc Nation, responded to what he calls the “injustice problem” by hiring lawyer Alex Spiro to assist in his case. Spiro told TMZ: “We are not going to stop until he is released, dismissed, or brought before a

Former Minister of Aviation Femi Fani-Kayode responded to the threat from the governor of the state of Kaduna Nasir el-Rufai that foreigners who will participate in the upcoming general election will return in body bags. "DAILY POST" reported that El-Rufai made a threat when he spoke on the NTA Tuesday Live program, which was put up by Cyril Stober. He was quoted as follows: “Those who call for someone to come and intervene in Nigeria, we are waiting for a person who comes and intervenes. They will return in bags because no one will come to Nigeria and will not tell us how to govern our country. " But in response, Fani-Kayode accused El-Rufai of planning election fraud, warning that the fire would swallow the governor. He tweeted: “You are planning to falsify the election, and you know that the only way to“ win ”is to announce fake results. “You threaten foreigners that any of them that interfere with your equipment will go home in body bags. You play with fir