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J Cole Leaves Rwanda Patriots Team Due To Family Obligations

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3 years ago

May 26, 2021

J Cole Leaves Rwanda Patriots After Completing His Contractual Obligation To The Basketball Africa League

J Cole‘s overseas stint in Africa brought tons of media attention to the Basketball Africa League, with social media going crazy every time the rapper hit the court. officially left the Rwanda Patriots basketball club, citing “family obligations.”

The news was announced on Wednesday after it was revealed that he had fulfilled his contractual obligation to the team after playing in three games.

Cole’s highlights have been the subject of a media circus, and so have his not-so-shiny moments on the floor. J. Cole finished his contract with five points, three assists, and five rebounds.

Source confirms rapper J. Cole of the Rwanda Patriots BBC has completed his contractual obligation to the Basketball Africa League and has departed from Rwanda due to a “family obligation,” a source said. J. Cole had five points, three assists and five rebounds in three games. pic.twitter.com/RXQsXMN8DX

— Marc J. Spears (@MarcJSpears) May 26, 2021

Recently, we shared that the rapper gifted all kinds of new equipment to the team’s staff and players in a moment of generosity that was captured by the cameras.

“True vet teammate @realcoleworld taking care of the young guys n coaches supplying dreamers [cloud emojis],” the text reads over the video clip.

The “family obligation” that Cole left the team for has not been revealed but it can’t have been easy for the superstar to be away from his kids for the last few weeks.