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Omah Lay Pens Down Gratitude Message To Fans, FG
- 18TH DECEMBER, 2020
- Fast-rising Nigerian Singer, Stanley Omah a.k.a Omah Lay has narrated his ordeal in Uganda and appreciated his fans for their supports.
The ‘Lo Lo’ crooner and Temilade Openiyi a.k.a Tems were arrested in Uganda over the weekend.
They both faced a Ugandan court on Monday after being charged with “Negligently doing acts likely to spread an infectious diseases.”
The Ugandan police in a social media stated this on Monday afternoon. “The artists were arrested after they allegedly performed in a concert at Uganda over the weekend”.
However, with the help of other musicians, celebrities, The Nigerian Mission in Uganda and The Presidency, the two Musicians were released, EKO HOT BLOG gathered.
He posted a Emotional Appreciation letter, he posted it on his Twitter Account @Omah_lay, he appreciate his Colleague and his family, and talked about his experience at the Ugandan Custody.
“The past few days have been some of the toughest of my life that I wouldn’t wish them on anyone. Out in a new country with some beautiful people, the next thing I’m being treated like a common thief”.
He continued “First off I want to thank all the amazing fans that came out to see me in Uganda, the smiles on your happy faces that evening would be one of my happiest memories
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Also I wanna clarify that putting you in harms way was never my intentions! Before we came out to Uganda, the show promoters confirmed and proved to us they’d secured all the clearances which of course included Covid 19 compliance”
“At that point, my sole obligation became to make myself available to be taken to the venue and entertain, which I did in the full glance and protection of the Ugandan police.
Secondly, to my mom, my family, my team, my fans, friends that I caused sleepless nights waiting and praying for me, I apologize for putting you through all that;
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