Singer and hypeman Fake Pocolee stirred laughter online after he attended Nollywood actor Charles Okocha’s wedding in an outfit that caught everyone’s attention.
The shirt he wore featured an image of Baltasar Engonga, the former Equatorial Guinea official who recently went viral over scandalous allegations of romantic entanglements with over 400 women, including close family members’ wives.
The wedding, held on Saturday, November 9, 2024, saw various Nigerian celebrities in attendance, and Fake Pocolee’s unconventional attire quickly became a talking point. In a video circulating from the event, he is seen approaching socialite Cubana Chiefpriest’s table, delivering his trademark hypeman energy.
Pocolee leaned into his well-known catchphrase, “money na water,” as he hyped up Chiefpriest, bringing his signature humor and flair to the wedding celebration. The choice of attire and lively energy from Fake Pocolee added a unique touch to the already star-studded occasion, making for a memorable appearance at Okocha’s wedding.
Throughout the celebration, people couldn’t help but notice Engonga’s face boldly displayed on Fake Pocolee’s shirt, which drew considerable attention from other guests.
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