Le rappeur Baba Ndiaye alias « Ngaka Blindé » arrêté avec plus de 5 millions de faux billets

Une mauvaise nouvelle pour les fans du jeune rappeur Baba Ndiaye alias Ngaka Blindé. Selon les informations obtenues par la rédaction de SeneNews.com, il a été arrête hier par les limiers avec 5 millions 270 mille FCFA de faux billets…lire la suite sur dakarswagg

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