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Tekno denies reports of slumping in South Africa, says he’s hale and hearty
Nigerian singer Augustine Miles Kelechi Okechukwu popularly known in music circles as Tekno has denied reports making the rounds that he slumped in South Africa.
Recall how the musician warned his followers to disregard the allegations on August 20 by sharing several images and videos on his official Instagram page.
Tekno disclosed that contrary to the fake news, he is hale, hearty, and in good health. He also stated that he hoped that whoever was in the video was doing well.
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He wrote, “Hey guys, I’m hale and hearty and not currently in South Africa. I hope whoever that was in the video is doing well and ok. Thank you, guys. Love you.”
The rumour about Tekno slumping in South Africa was also refuted by his colleague Mr Eazi who disclosed that Tekno was in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, and not South Africa.
“Lmao Tekno wey dey Malabo.” Mr Eazi wrote on his official X page (formery Twitter)
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