Israel Adesanya, a well-known Nigerian-New Zealander mixed martial artist, has called Nigeria a severely corrupt nation.
The MMA competitor who recently defeated Pereira shared his viewpoint on Nigeria’s corruption on the Hotboxin’ podcast and expressed his love for his native country.
Israel claims to adore Nigeria despite the fact that it is a very corrupt nation.
He claimed that the government and a few of its members were constantly looking for ways to embezzle money from the nation’s coffers or defraud other people.
Isreal Afeare, better known by his stage name Isreal DMW, was the center of attention at the singer’s Timeless album performance. He is also Davido’s logistics manager.
According to GISTLOVER, Davido revealed that he would be holding a special live event in London, New York, and Lagos after making a comeback to the music business.
To the delight of many, the performer performed live in New York on Sunday and in London on Wednesday night.
Israel DMW was spotted on stage delivering an amazing performance in videos going viral.
The comedian enthralled the audience with his upbeat show while dancing to some Wizkid songs.
Israel Afeare, better known as Isreal DMW, a singer and Davido’s logistics manager, was the center of attention.
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