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Skit makers hire bulldozer to ‘demolish’ actor Onny Michael’s new house (Video)
A group of comedians and pranksters have tried to play the intelligence of Nollywood actor, Onny Michael, and they chose to get him through his house.
Onny Michael had taken to social media to appreciate God for finally making it possible for him to own a house, said to worth millions of Naira.
However, a group of skitmakers and pranksters called Untouchable Comedy and Flowerboy Comedy took it upon themselves to prank Onny by saying that they were government workers tasked with demolishing his newly built house.
To make their word of mouth convincing, the fake government workers hired a bulldozer and took it to the actor’s home while he was away.
Upon his return with his colleague Browny Igboegwu, Onny found that the fake workers had hired a bulldozer to demolish his house.
Onny and Browny challenged the pranksters, but they insisted on carrying out the demolition.
Onny resisted the attempt to destroy his house and even attacked the person driving the bulldozer while Browny continued to argue with the pranksters.
Watch the video below:
Meanwhile, Aston Villa Women’s striker, Alisha Lehmann, has been offered £83,000 by an adult subscription-based service, My.Club, to create her own account on their platform.
The 24-year-old Swiss forward, who has a huge social media following with 12 million followers on Instagram and 6.6 million on TikTok, has reiterated that she is a “proper footballer” and not obsessed with increasing her numbers on social media.
Mike Ford, Vice President of My.Club, has offered Lehmann a £41,800 signing-on bonus and a $50,000 donation for the Swiss Women’s Super League, the top-flight league in Lehmann’s native homeland, if she agrees to the deal.
Ford said in an open letter to Lehmann that “it totally makes sense at this level of popularity to launch your ‘own club.’ You can post training photos, thirst traps and personally field questions from fans and not have to deal with people sliding in your DMs 24/7.”
“Given your growing legion of fans, which will only increase as the World Cup approaches this summer, My.Club would like to extend an offer to you to create an account and join the site,” Ford wrote in an open letter.
