US Rapper Wale To Release Documentary On His First Visit To Nigeria





Nigerian-born US rap star, Wale, is set to go live with a documentary which revolves around his African roots. The feature is titled, ‘I Am From (Mo Wa Lati)’, and will premiere on P Diddy’s Revolt TV on Monday January 20th, 2014.
The documentary revolves around the rapper’s first visit to Nigeria last year where he performed at the ‘Johnnie Walker Step Up To VIP " Drive Of A Lifetime Experience" concert, reunited with his family, visited a number of media houses, etc.
We expect the full documentary to be available next week. Check on the teaser!

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