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African China is a Nigerian singer known for his politically- and emotionally charged music. He started his music career at 7 and became fully invested in 1996. He describes his music as Pidgin Reggae/Dancehall, inspired by God and the street. He has received numerous awards, including Best Reggae/Dancehall at Fanta Fame and Unification Peace Award from OPC. African China has two albums dedicated to political commentary, "Dear Mr. President" volumes 1 and 2. He is published with Blue Pie Records USA.

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