Video: French band performs P-Square's song.

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Video: French band performs P-Square’s song.

French band is seen in a video posted on X performing P-Square’s song ‘Taste the money ‘ for president Ahmed Bola Tinubu at State dinner organized by French government for president Ahmed Bola Tinubu of Nigeria.

Here is a link to the video on X.

Recall that president Ahmed Bola Tinubu alongside his wife, Oluremi Tinubu were welcomed yesterday by the French president, Emmanuel Macron and his wife.

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Reacting to the video posted on X,

@MsCents commended the effort of the musical band.

@MsCents- _”Let’s not lie, they tried. How many of you can speak.. Talk less perform a song with French accent?

They are reading their scripts, no much stress.”_

@Na2ive consider the song to be appropriate for the dinner party since the lyrics mentioned ‘money’.

@Na2ive- “_Since the visit/meeting is for money tasting, it’s a perfect song to pick and it was perfectly executed “_

@Digiola_ commends president Ahmed Bola Tinubu’s effort in improving the relationship between the Nigerian government and French government.

@Digiola- _”Gradually Tinubu is changing Nigeria bad history in Europe to Good one …Thank you @aonanuga1956 @officialABAT First time in the history of our country with such beautiful welcome party.. Nigeria shall be great again.”_

Could it be possible for P-Square to sue the band for performing their song live at the dinner party? @Toluxkelv asked.

@Toluxkelv- _”Lawyers in the house can P-square sue for copyright in this case @egi_nupe_I am not saying they should sue, I am just seeking knowledge.”_

@cfc_clevs opinion on why they chose the song.

@cfc_clevs- _”If you’re a critical thinker, you’d know why they chose this particular track “Taste the Money” Everyone seems happy.”_

President Tinubu travelled to France on Thursday.

He stated that
_”Nigeria is open for business”_,as he embarked on a state visit to France, with Paris looking to boost ties in English-speaking Africa following a series of setbacks with former allies on the continent.

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