By Muhaimin Olowoporoku
Popular fuji musician, Wasiu Alabi professionally called Pasuma has said that during the peak of the coronavirus pandemic in Nigeria, his account almost got depleted from helping people.
Pasuma said this in an interview with Punch stating that he learned a lot of lessons during the pandemic.
According to the fuji star, COVID-19 taught everyone a big lesson, adding that the pandemic affected everyone’s business one way or another but thanks God that gradually we are getting out of it.
Part of the lessons the music star said he learned during the pandemic also was to have a plan B in every business one gets involved in.
Pasuma during the interview also disclosed that he is currently not working on any project as his new album MMM was released recently.
The fuji star said he is happy the album is selling fast and revealed that the video ofr the title song of the album will be out soon.
Join The Conversation
You May Like
Latest
Nollywood actor Kanayo O. Kanayo celebrates 59th birthday
Sarkozy ex-French president found guilty of corruption, jailed
Hushpuppi hires another top-rated criminal defence lawyer
Bartomeu FC Barcelona ex-president arrested, Camp Nou raided by police
Nana Akufo-Addo receives world’s first free Covax jab
It’s time to name those behind schoolgirls’ abduction – Fani-Kayode
Food blockade of south by north not in Nigeria’s best interest
Barcelona CEO Oscar Grau, ex-President Bartomeu arrested
UNIPORT lecturer, king Aaron Ikuru whereabouts unknown after one week
SWAN Lagos chapter commences sale of forms for March 26 election
Bagudu visits Fulani hamlets, directs provision of water supply
I’ll join 2023 presidential race if insecurity continues – Okupe
Russia accuses Twitter of breaking law
Late Chadwick Boseman wins best actor at Golden Globe award
Shanties, illegal structures along Oshodi-Apapa expressway demolished
Okonjo-Iweala makes African fashion statement on Day One at WTO [Photos]
COVID-19: Police raid Cubana Night Club again, arrest over 200 suspects
Cengiz fiancée of Khashoggi urges Biden sanction Prince Salman
I won’t take COVID-19 vaccine – Blake
Senator Ekwunife empowers women with gas cookers in Anambra
Nigerian Govt to crash price of petroleum products – Enang