Man in disbelief as he visits Wizkid’s childhood house in Surulere
A Nigerian man has revealed that he paid a visit to the former house Afrobeats star, Ayodeji ‘Wizkid’ Balogun was born and bred as a child.
He took a tour of Wizzy’s childhood home in Surulere, Lagos state and was surprised at the current condition of the building.
The content creator also met the security man that worked there when the starboy was still living there.
The security man revealed that he is still guarding the building, though it was not revealed whether there are other people in the house now.
In a video making the rounds online, the man walked round the exterior part of the house to get a better view as he continued to express surprise.
Watch the video below:
In reaction, call__me__nmaaa__; This building suppose dey museum. 🦅 ❤️
brandy_oses; Una no really get work
_tee_frosh; Waiting that one means because wizkid born there make he dey build mention for everyone living there
_noble0529; You know how much them dey Rent this kind Apartment for lag, most especially in Surulere?😏
teejoejazz; This place even better self… Come where dem born me and where I was raised. You go all cry. This place your showing was a best house back then. Wizkid parents are rich, take it or leave it
masterp097; The person doing this video is crazy, can’t you have sense for once? show where den born you too.
In other news, Nigerian comedian and actor, Bright Okpocha, professionally known as Basketmouth, earlier revealed that he is yet to receive a house he bought 14 years ago.
The comic act lamented in a post on his Instagram page about paying N32 million (Thirty Two Million Naira) down payment for a house in Prime Water View estate, Lagos, yet he hasn’t received the deeds.
Basketmouth said that at the time, the management and developer handling the project were involved in a court case with the bank funding the estate development.
However, after all parties resolved the matter, they neither refunded his money nor handed the house to him rather he kept hearing funny stories.
Basketmouth who felt he has been silent for too long decided to speak up after 14 years of being played around by the establishment he paid the money to.
He asked Nigerians whether he has been patient enough and if it would be appropriate for him to call out the company and its owner.
The actor wrote; ”Do you guys think I’ve been patient enough? I put a N32million down payment for a house in Prime Water View estate 14yrs ago. They had some issues with the bank funding the project that landed both parties in court. After the matter was resolved I started hearing all sorts of stories concerning the delivery of the house and the refund. 14yrs later I’m yet to get my refund, house or even BQ sef. If I call this man/company out now do you think I waited long enough?”
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