In his own words:
I write to you to express my concern that tribalism is dividing a Christian nation and we need to act against it. Following the shocking voting patterns in the 2016 Presidential elections which clearly show that most voters were voting on the basis of tribe,
B Flow releases “Natola Umupamba“. This is a well known Bemba phrase which means abomination or unheard-of.
The song condemns tribalism and political violence. On the song which was co-written and produced by Shinko Beats of Redwings, B Flow also denounces fake pastors, indecent dress code among youth, abusive husbands, lazy wives and older men who sexually abuse adolescents. The song can be categorised as Kali-Dancehall (a fusion of Kalindula and Dancehall). It is track 4 on the Dear Mama album.
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