7 well-known Nigerian singers have been locked up.

 7 well-known Nigerian singers have been locked up. Nigerian singers are people just like everyone else. They follow law and order, which me...

 7 well-known Nigerian singers have been locked up.

Nigerian singers are people just like everyone else. They follow law and order, which means that if they do something wrong, they can be arrested or held by the police or in jail.

Many Nigerian celebrities have been in trouble with the law, but despite their fame, they have all owned up to their mistakes.

In this way, LEADERSHIP on Sunday said the following about the eight Nigerian singers who were arrested and held.

Burna Boy was caught in the United States in 2010 for a stabbing crime. He refused to plead guilty, but he still had to go to prison. After 11 months in jail, he was let out because he was a good prisoner.

Before he was let out of prison in America, the man who became famous in Africa ran away from there and went back to Nigeria to start a singing career.

Sinzu, who is better known in America as "Sauce Kid," was caught trying to get on a plane in 2017 for taking more than $15,000 through bank card fraud.

He has $6,000 in cash and something that can read bank cards.

He spent two years in jail.

Tems got into trouble when she was arrested in Kampala, Uganda, in December 2020. Reports say that she was sent to jail because she didn't follow the rules of the Crown. Tems went to a show that was cancelled because it didn't break the Corona Act, which was in place at the time.

The security services in Uganda have called the people who did this "terrorists." They said, "They decided to go against what the Crown told them to do." According to the security forces, this was done to make money and put the lives of many Ugandans in danger. Because of this, the cops held Tems and her manager for two days before letting them go.

After that, on December 17, 2020, they went back to Nigeria. Tems said in a statement that she was sorry about what happened and that the guests may have been infected with Corona.

Omah Lay was also arrested in Uganda when he and Tems went there to play the game in December 2020.

This was supposed to be a night of fun and music for their fans, but it turned into a nightmare when the Ugandan authorities arrested both players for reportedly breaking the Corona rules.

Omah Lay took to social media to say how upset he was about what happened. He said he was built "like a thief."

The singer said that the last few days were some of the hardest he had ever had. Omah Lay and Tems were held by the police for two days before they were finally freed and sent back to Nigeria. The Nigerian government helped get them out of jail.

The Independent Anti-Corruption Commission (ICPC) arrested the popular Nigerian musician D'Banj in December 2022.

The famous musician was arrested after ICPC agents raided his home and forced him to turn himself in at the agency's headquarters in Abuja. They thought he had been involved in fraud.

D'Banj is accused of stealing and misusing hundreds of millions of naira that the Nigerian government gave him to run the N-Power project. The N-Power project is a training programme that the Nigerian government started in 2016 to help with youth unemployment and social development.

Reports say that D'banj was the ministry's brand spokesman.

It was said that the singer worked with some government officials to add the recipients to the system for paying salaries. It was also said that the allowances paid to the beneficiaries went into accounts that are now linked to them. the singer, and.

On March 31, 2023, officers from the Ogun State Police nabbed Portable even though he had been given a warrant to turn himself in.

When cops came to his pub in the Sanga Ota district of Ogun State to arrest him, the singer was caught on camera yelling at them.

He didn't want to help the police, telling them that he was an adult and couldn't be jailed. chance, bad behavior, and the theft of musical equipment.

On Monday, April 3, 2023, the trial court judge in Ifo town, Ifo Local Government, Ogun State, gave him portable bail after he was sent back to Ilaro prison to meet his bail terms.

Portable says that the former worker went to the police station to make a complaint because he just told him to do something. He tried to explain what he did by saying that he was the head of the school and beat him as a form of punishment.