Video of NBA Geeboy Looting Shops during EndSars Protest floods internet

Nigerian loudmouth rapper, NBA Geeboy was one of hoodlums who looted other people’s shops after the peaceful EndSARS protest was disrupted in 2020.

NBA Geeboy who parades himself as Never Broke Again on Instagram has been seen in a video proudly announcing to his followers on social media that he looted a shop nearby his residence and showed the food items he stole.

This comes days after he accused Afrobeat legend, Davido of stealing his swag and slags on social media following a tweet Davido made.

Watch the video below;

In other news, detained popular instagram celebrity Hushpuppi Hires Top Ex-Government Lawyer to Represent Him.

A one-time popular Instagram celebrity facing fraud-related and money laundering charges in the United States, Ramon Abass, also known as Hushpuppi, has hired a top-rated criminal defense lawyer, Loius Shapiro, to represent him in his trial. This followed the withdrawal of Gal Pissetzky and Vicki Podberesky, his former attorneys.

It was reported how the duo withdrew after months of negotiations with the U.S. government.

It can be recalled that Mr Pissetzky, a top Chicago lawyer was initially hired to defend the 37-year-old but was later retained as a record counsel due to the transfer of Mr. Abass to Los Angeles and the lawyer’s inability to practice outside Chicago. As a result, Ms Podberesky, a California-based criminal defense lawyer, was hired as his local council.

In the application dated January 21, Mr Pissetzky, who claimed to have been negotiating with the government over the case, said Mr Abass suddenly stopped communicating with him.

“Since Mr Abbas’ arrest and arrival in the Central District of California, I have received voluminous discovery from the government and have been diligently reviewing it and investigating the allegations in this matter.

“My communications with Mr Abbas are by telephone given my inability to fly from Chicago to Los Angeles due to the pandemic. Ms Podberesky, as local counsel, has made several visits to see Mr Abbas at the Santa Ana Jail and has also communicated with him by telephone,” he said.

Their request was, however, granted on February 22 and an order was issued in that regard.