Top Nigerian singer, Wizkid, has reminisced on his humble beginnings and how his colleague, Wande Coal, also helped his career.
During a recent show, while on stage, Wizkid showed his great appreciation to Wande Coal while giving an emotional speech.
The Essence crooner recounted how Wande Coal believed so much in him when he was making his first singles, Holla at your Boy, Don’t Dull, Tease Me and more.
According to the Star Boy, Wande Coal accommodated him and let him sleep in his room when there was no place for him to go.
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Not stopping there, Wizkid called Wande Coal a very special human being and that he wants to say his thanks to him.
In his words:
“I remember when I was making my first single, Holla at your boy, Tease me, Don’t Dull, Wande Coal was always there for me mehn. He let me sleep in his room when I had nowhere to go. I just want to say a big thank you to that guy, that’s a very special human being.”
See the emotional video below:
Fans’ reactions
Numerous internet users have commended Wizkid on his show of gratitude. Read some of their comments below:
Mr.2kay:
“Gratitude is a must.”
Iamflorenceifeoma:
“This life just be good, because no one knows tomorrow .”
Winnieblaq2:
“They made it look like this guy no dey see wetin dey happen or feels too big. Abeg na lie, he’s just sweet .”
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Paparazi_mk:
“You see why wizzy like wande pass anything .”
Johny_de_red:
“See this life, no nan know tomorrow! just do good abeg and leave the rest.”
Gudex_owoada:
“Wande is for ever gone been remember by manny wizzy fc.”
So touching.
Wizkid dances with fan who jumped on stage with him
Nigerian singer Wizkid is giving his fans and music lovers in Lagos a time of their lives as he continues to treat them to concerts for the festive season.
The Made in Lagos (MIL) singer headlined the Flytime music festival which went down at the popular Eko Convention Centre on Tuesday, December 21.
A video making the rounds on social media captured the moment the young man mounted the stage and tried to dance with the singer.
