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Femi Tiger

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Femi Johnson, with music sobriquet Femi Tiger, is an up-and-coming musician, singer and songwriter from Nigeria, popularly known for his hit single, Ololufe. Some of his other releases include "God Abeg", "It is Well", and "I Love God." Femi Tiger is a promising musician with great potentials.

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