Buju Banton upset after aid shipments reportedly stolen

Buju Banton is speaking out after discovering that some of the aid barrels he sent to Jamaica were reportedly tampered with.

The reggae icon, who partnered with pilot Barrington Irving and the Experience Aviation team to send a cargo plane filled with relief supplies to Jamaica, shared his frustration on Instagram.

Posting a photo of a half-empty barrel, Buju wrote, “How can I be happy about this? It breaks my heart. The things are being stolen at the very port. Why? How can we be better? Airport Jamaica. I won’t be quiet. Too much crooks, fire dem now.”

Buju also called for those responsible to face consequences, saying it’s been happening for years and that it’s time to take action.

Fans online have been expressing outrage and disappointment, calling for tighter security and accountability at Jamaica’s ports.

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Buju Banton is speaking out after discovering that some of the aid barrels he sent to Jamaica were reportedly tampered with.

The reggae icon, who partnered with pilot Barrington Irving and the Experience Aviation team to send a cargo plane filled with relief supplies to Jamaica, shared his frustration on Instagram.

Posting a photo of a half-empty barrel, Buju wrote, “How can I be happy about this? It breaks my heart. The things are being stolen at the very port. Why? How can we be better? Airport Jamaica. I won’t be quiet. Too much crooks, fire dem now.”

Buju also called for those responsible to face consequences, saying it’s been happening for years and that it’s time to take action.

Fans online have been expressing outrage and disappointment, calling for tighter security and accountability at Jamaica’s ports.

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Buju Banton is speaking out after discovering that some of the aid barrels he sent to Jamaica were reportedly tampered with.

The reggae icon, who partnered with pilot Barrington Irving and the Experience Aviation team to send a cargo plane filled with relief supplies to Jamaica, shared his frustration on Instagram.

Posting a photo of a half-empty barrel, Buju wrote, “How can I be happy about this? It breaks my heart. The things are being stolen at the very port. Why? How can we be better? Airport Jamaica. I won’t be quiet. Too much crooks, fire dem now.”

Buju also called for those responsible to face consequences, saying it’s been happening for years and that it’s time to take action.

Fans online have been expressing outrage and disappointment, calling for tighter security and accountability at Jamaica’s ports.

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Buju Banton is speaking out after discovering that some of the aid barrels he sent to Jamaica were reportedly tampered with.

The reggae icon, who partnered with pilot Barrington Irving and the Experience Aviation team to send a cargo plane filled with relief supplies to Jamaica, shared his frustration on Instagram.

Posting a photo of a half-empty barrel, Buju wrote, “How can I be happy about this? It breaks my heart. The things are being stolen at the very port. Why? How can we be better? Airport Jamaica. I won’t be quiet. Too much crooks, fire dem now.”

Buju also called for those responsible to face consequences, saying it’s been happening for years and that it’s time to take action.

Fans online have been expressing outrage and disappointment, calling for tighter security and accountability at Jamaica’s ports.

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Buju Banton is speaking out after discovering that some of the aid barrels he sent to Jamaica were reportedly tampered with.

The reggae icon, who partnered with pilot Barrington Irving and the Experience Aviation team to send a cargo plane filled with relief supplies to Jamaica, shared his frustration on Instagram.

Posting a photo of a half-empty barrel, Buju wrote, “How can I be happy about this? It breaks my heart. The things are being stolen at the very port. Why? How can we be better? Airport Jamaica. I won’t be quiet. Too much crooks, fire dem now.”

Buju also called for those responsible to face consequences, saying it’s been happening for years and that it’s time to take action.

Fans online have been expressing outrage and disappointment, calling for tighter security and accountability at Jamaica’s ports.

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Buju Banton is speaking out after discovering that some of the aid barrels he sent to Jamaica were reportedly tampered with.

The reggae icon, who partnered with pilot Barrington Irving and the Experience Aviation team to send a cargo plane filled with relief supplies to Jamaica, shared his frustration on Instagram.

Posting a photo of a half-empty barrel, Buju wrote, “How can I be happy about this? It breaks my heart. The things are being stolen at the very port. Why? How can we be better? Airport Jamaica. I won’t be quiet. Too much crooks, fire dem now.”

Buju also called for those responsible to face consequences, saying it’s been happening for years and that it’s time to take action.

Fans online have been expressing outrage and disappointment, calling for tighter security and accountability at Jamaica’s ports.

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Buju Banton is speaking out after discovering that some of the aid barrels he sent to Jamaica were reportedly tampered with.

The reggae icon, who partnered with pilot Barrington Irving and the Experience Aviation team to send a cargo plane filled with relief supplies to Jamaica, shared his frustration on Instagram.

Posting a photo of a half-empty barrel, Buju wrote, “How can I be happy about this? It breaks my heart. The things are being stolen at the very port. Why? How can we be better? Airport Jamaica. I won’t be quiet. Too much crooks, fire dem now.”

Buju also called for those responsible to face consequences, saying it’s been happening for years and that it’s time to take action.

Fans online have been expressing outrage and disappointment, calling for tighter security and accountability at Jamaica’s ports.

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Buju Banton is speaking out after discovering that some of the aid barrels he sent to Jamaica were reportedly tampered with.

The reggae icon, who partnered with pilot Barrington Irving and the Experience Aviation team to send a cargo plane filled with relief supplies to Jamaica, shared his frustration on Instagram.

Posting a photo of a half-empty barrel, Buju wrote, “How can I be happy about this? It breaks my heart. The things are being stolen at the very port. Why? How can we be better? Airport Jamaica. I won’t be quiet. Too much crooks, fire dem now.”

Buju also called for those responsible to face consequences, saying it’s been happening for years and that it’s time to take action.

Fans online have been expressing outrage and disappointment, calling for tighter security and accountability at Jamaica’s ports.

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Buju Banton is speaking out after discovering that some of the aid barrels he sent to Jamaica were reportedly tampered with.

The reggae icon, who partnered with pilot Barrington Irving and the Experience Aviation team to send a cargo plane filled with relief supplies to Jamaica, shared his frustration on Instagram.

Posting a photo of a half-empty barrel, Buju wrote, “How can I be happy about this? It breaks my heart. The things are being stolen at the very port. Why? How can we be better? Airport Jamaica. I won’t be quiet. Too much crooks, fire dem now.”

Buju also called for those responsible to face consequences, saying it’s been happening for years and that it’s time to take action.

Fans online have been expressing outrage and disappointment, calling for tighter security and accountability at Jamaica’s ports.

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Buju Banton is speaking out after discovering that some of the aid barrels he sent to Jamaica were reportedly tampered with.

The reggae icon, who partnered with pilot Barrington Irving and the Experience Aviation team to send a cargo plane filled with relief supplies to Jamaica, shared his frustration on Instagram.

Posting a photo of a half-empty barrel, Buju wrote, “How can I be happy about this? It breaks my heart. The things are being stolen at the very port. Why? How can we be better? Airport Jamaica. I won’t be quiet. Too much crooks, fire dem now.”

Buju also called for those responsible to face consequences, saying it’s been happening for years and that it’s time to take action.

Fans online have been expressing outrage and disappointment, calling for tighter security and accountability at Jamaica’s ports.

Read More