Happie Boys, the viral dancers, were observed dancing and entertaining guests in their security guard uniforms at a nightclub in Cyprus.
It will be recalled that a dispute erupted when the two accused their benefactor, Apostle Chibuzor, who had provided them with a Cyprus scholarship, of abandoning them in the nation.
They stated they were out of money and that their apartment lease had expired.
While many films have surfaced showing them living lavishly, additional recordings released following the uproar show them at a club in Cyprus.
In the video, the couple can be seen performing various dancing moves while dressed in their uniforms.
Many have asserted that the two former security guards are trying to make ends meet.
mheenarh_ wrote: “They are hustling already, I guess they were paid to entertain the guests. God bless their hustle.”
rollyswiss wrote: “But you guys asked them to hustle. Why are you shaming them now ? What do Nigerians really want ?”
soloblinkz wrote: “They’re hustling already, abi you want help them pay bills? I guess they’re paid to entertain.”
“We know nothing about this” — Happie Boys denies reports about OPM pastor getting power from India
Controversial content creators Happie Boys refute an online rumor that OPM preacher Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere obtained his power in India.
This is in response to a social media rumor that the Happie Boys allegedly defamed a pastor in an Instagram story photo they published.
The purported text on the snapshot reads, “Jesus, I had a terrible dream about that man, he eat people flesh. He got his miracle power from India.”
However, when contacted the pair revealed that they were a complete fabrication that had been altered to increase traffic.
In their words, “Greetings! We know nothing about this, blogs are just using advantage to post whatever they like to get more engagements with our name! Just so you know.”
It is worth noting that the duo have apologized to the preacher amidst the controversy trailing the termination of their scholarship and refusal to return to Nigeria.
