South African organization demand $1million refund from Nicki Minaj

South Africa organization, The ANC Youth League -
wants rapper Nicki Minaj to pay back the R10million
(about $1million) they paid her as part payment for a
show that was canceled.
According to South African media, Nicki was paid the
money a few weeks back for a music festival - TribeOne
Dinokeng, which she was supposed to headline in the city
of Tshwane this October but the festival was canceled
recently. Now they want their money back. ANCYL said
they have written to the rapper's management to return
the money. Unfortunately, it's a non-refundable
performance fee. Meaning if you pay and you cancel your
show, it's on you. You ain't getting your money back. But
ANCYL is now saying if Nicki Minaj doesn't want to return
the money, she should give it to charity.
“She knows that she hasn’t worked for the money
and there are many charities that she can donate the
money to. We don’t want taxpayers’ money to be
used on boob jobs.” Lesego Makhubela of the ANC
Youth League said

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