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Nasboi Alleges Police Officer Demanded Money Transfer To Betting Account

Nasboi had over a week ago embarked on 36-day kneeling tour across all the Nigeria states to get a verse from singer Davido.

by NewsOnline Nigeria
June 9, 2025
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Nasboi has alleged the police officer demanded money transferred to a betting account.

 

NewsOnline Nigeria reports that popular comedian turned musician, Nasboi has accused an unnamed police officer of asking him to transfer money into a Sporty Bet account.

 

Nasboi who is currently on a nationwide tour made the accusation on X.

 

Nasboi had over a week ago embarked on 36-day kneeling tour across all the Nigeria states
to get a verse from singer Davido.

 

ALSO: Kizz Daniel Regains Full Rights To Debut Album New Era From G-Worldwide

 

Updating his fans about the alleged encounter, the singer said a police officer stopped him to request for money and asked him to transfer it to his Sporty Bet account when he told him that he had no cash with him.

 

“The hell is wrong with Nigeria police? What?

 

“I no get cash to give you, you say make I transfer to your sporty,” Nasboi said.

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