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The Nigerian music hit Maker Omah lay Robbed Of His Laptop, Microphone and Sound Equipment At The Airport


 The Nigerian Lyricist revealed that he was robbed at the airport. He made this known via his Twitter page on Thursday, February 18, 2021.

His tweets:
https://twitter.com/Omah_Lay/status/1362469420770156550?s=19

So they stole my laptop, microphone & audio interface from my box at the airport LMAO, y’all looking for a hit record or what?

However, the exact airport where he was robbed is still unknown to the public.

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