Spyro defends Nengi after claims she secretly welcomed a child with Bayelsa governor  

Talented Nigerian singer Spyro has taken to social media to defend BBNaija’s Nengi after unverified claims that she secretly welcomed a child with Bayelsa State governor, Duoye Diri.

Recall that social media experienced a meltdown of some sort following a report about Nengi’s purported childbirth with a Nigerian governor, a claim that first surfaced on the Instagram account of controversial blogger Gistlover. 

Spyro responded to the allegation by telling the public to stop tormenting Nengi and to concentrate on their own lives in an Instagram post that featured a video montage of her photos.

“Honestly ,Ya’ll should pls leave her alone and face your lives o �� That baby is of the lord and a BIG gift btw

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BEAUTIFUL IN AND AND OUT always #Nengi” Spyro wrote on his Instagram page in defense of Nengi.

This comes hours after Nengi, a former female housemate of the Big Brother Naija (BBN) reality TV show, ‘Lockdown’ edition, denied claims that she secretly welcomed a child with a married governor.

As much as she feels that social media lies aren’t worth her time, she acknowledged in her statement on the social media site that people are fast to disseminate lies in our world.

Nengi went on to say that she has decided to speak out since it is not only an attack on her but also on individuals she values greatly, and she will not allow a lovely, intimate aspect of her life to be transformed into something ugly.

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