D’banj Has Given A Reward To A Dancing TikToker And Her Friend

TikTok fans are excited after Arinzezim, a well-known TikToker, posted a video expressing gratitude, stating that Nigerian musician D’banj had kept his promise to her and her friend.

Excitement began when D’banj, known as the Koko Master, shared a video of the TikToker and her companion dancing enthusiastically to his 2016 song Emergency. The singer was caught off guard by their energetic dance moves despite their casual outfits, which included simple blouses, sneakers, and wrappers. D’banj requested in his caption that his fans assist him in locating the women, offering what he termed an “emergency alert.”

The singer made good on his promise by sending them money, leaving the dancers overwhelmed with joy. Arinzezim later confirmed the news on social media, stating that the “emergency alert” had arrived and left their hearts racing with excitement.

In her video, she expressed deep gratitude to D’banj for keeping his promise, expressed her good wishes and prayed for him to achieve greater success in his career. She also urged him to keep composing music, vowing to always dance to his songs.

D’banj, who recently featured in Funke Akindele’s most recent project and performed at last year’s Nottingham Music Carnival, once again demonstrated why he is still a well-liked figure in the Nigerian music industry, not only for his music, but also for his charitable nature.

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