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  • Why many Nigerian celebrities can’t live in US – Lord Lamba

    Why many Nigerian celebrities can’t live in US – Lord Lamba

    Skit maker Lord Lamba has explained why many Nigerian celebrities who travel to the United States often return home quickly.

    Lamba, in a video, said the main reason is the stark difference in the cost of living between the two countries.

    Lord Lamba emphasised that while people earn in dollars in the US, the bills are also in dollars, which can quickly lead to financial strain.

    According to him: “You see most of your celebrities, they’ll come to the United States. Bro, two weeks, they’re back home. They’re crazy.”

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    He further explained that paying bills in dollars can be overwhelming, unlike in Nigeria where the cost of living is relatively lower.

    He said: “If you pay bills, you think it’s Nigerian bills? You go broke. You pay bills, you go broke. You want to come to United States?

    “People earn in dollars. Bro, the bills is on dollars. You’ll pay your bills in dollars, bro. You’ll broke.”

    Lord Lamba jokingly challenged content creators to stay in the US for six months without going broke, saying, “I dare any content creator to come and stay in the United States for six months. If you no broke, make I bend”.

  • Lord Lamba transitions from comedy to lifestyle influencing

    Lord Lamba transitions from comedy to lifestyle influencing

    Promise Kelvin Anagbogu aka Lord Lamba, has evolved from a Nigerian comedy sensation into a prominent lifestyle influencer.

     This transition, according to him, is a strategic decision to stay relevant in the fast-changing digital world.

    Lord Lamba, who rose to fame in 2019 with witty skits humorously exposing the lies told in relationships, quickly became a household name in Nigerian comedy.

    His creativity earned him notable awards, including the DENSA Award for Social Media Comedian of the Year in 2021 and the Nigeria Choice Award for Best Content Creator.

    With over 3 million followers on Instagram as of January 2025, his status as one of Nigeria’s most popular digital personalities remains unshaken.

    However, a noticeable shift in his content over the past year has sparked conversations about his evolving identity.

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    Once known exclusively for his comedy, Lord Lamba has begun sharing glimpses of a more luxurious lifestyle, featuring trips to exclusive events in North America and Europe, as well as snippets of his daily routines, such as his mornings as a bachelor.

    While some see this as a departure from his comedy roots, others view it as a calculated move to broaden his appeal and sustain his relevance. This transformation is part of a growing trend among content creators who diversify their brands as they grow.

    For Lord Lamba, moving from niche comedy content to lifestyle and travel allows him to connect with a wider audience.

    It also opens doors to new opportunities, such as collaborations with international influencers and brands, particularly during his tours to cities like Atlanta and Las Vegas. Though comedy remains a core aspect of his identity, Lord Lamba’s new approach reflects a desire to showcase a more holistic image of himself. By sharing his travel experiences, luxury moments, and personal routines, he aims to attract followers who are interested in more than just humor.

    This evolution not only helps maintain his relevance but also positions him as a multifaceted digital personality capable of thriving in a competitive online space. As Lord Lamba navigates this new phase, his fans and followers eagerly watch to see how he balances his comedic roots with his newfound role as a lifestyle influencer.

    For now, his ability to adapt to the ever-changing digital landscape ensures he remains a force to be reckoned with in Nigeria and beyond.

  • Lord Lamba set to sign new artist, seeks referral from fans

    Lord Lamba set to sign new artist, seeks referral from fans

    Comedian, Promise Kelvin Anagbogu, popularly known as Lord Lamba, has revealed his intention to sign an upcoming artist.

    Taking to his Instagram page, he implored his fans and followers to tag any competent upcoming artist that he could sign in.

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    He wrote: “Tag a good upcoming artist, I think it’s high time I sign one.”

  • Lord Lamba’s reaction after Queen’s engagement was given ‘deadbeat’ – Tolanibaj

    Lord Lamba’s reaction after Queen’s engagement was given ‘deadbeat’ – Tolanibaj

    Former Big Brother Naija housemate, Tolanibaj has finally weighed into Queen’s and her baby daddy, Lord Lamba online drama.

    The Nation reported that the reality star and single mother of one is engaged and had her wedding introduction on Wednesday at her hometown in Akwa Ibom.

    When the news of her engagement broke out, her baby daddy, Lord Lamba tried to sabotage her big moment as he publicly acknowledged his daughter on the day Queen announced her engagement to her lover.

    Speaking on it, Tolanibaj states that his actions were giving a jealous ex, who didn’t want his ex to be happy.

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    She noted how he didn’t congratulate her on her engagement but was trying to sabotage her big day.

    According to Tolanibaj, Lord Lamba’s action was giving a deadbeat father, who only wanted to take responsibility when he realised another man had stepped up in his duties.

    The reality star and podcast host noted how there are men like Lord Lamba, who don’t want to see their ex happy and would always find means to disrupt their happiness.

    “It is giving if I can’t be with you, no one can be with you. Not even a congratulation, there were some text messages posted by Gistlover or Cutie Julls. 

    “But it was giving deadbeat, it was giving a bit like Queen kept on crying for help, wanting support from Lord Lamba but when she now got a new boo that’s ready to support her and take care of her child that’s when he now wants to take responsibility.

    “There are lots of men that are like that, they can’t fathom if you’re not happy with me, you met someone else, that’s not going to work. They are going to put sand in your Garri”.

  • Why I hid my child’s face from social media – Lord Lamba

    Why I hid my child’s face from social media – Lord Lamba

    Skit maker Lord Lamba has answered why he didn’t reveal or post his child on social media until his baby mama and reality star, Queen got engaged to another man. 

    Following Queen‘s recent engagement, there have been controversies involving Lord Lamba’s child, who he had with the former Big Brother housemate.

    The Nation reported that hours after the Queen’s engagement announcement, Lord Lamba officially posted his daughter, the one he had with the reality star.

    To protect his daughter from being trolled, Lord Lamba recently disclosed that he never wanted his child’s face on social media.

    Lord Lamba said that being her father gave him the authority to do that, stressing that she should grow up and make her own decisions about using social media.

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    He went on to say that he wouldn’t have taken her on play dates or attended her birthday party if he didn’t want to be involved in her life as some people seem to think.

    Since he and the mother of his child are public figures, he vowed to protect her from social media because she is only a minor.

    “First of all God knows i sincerely don’t want my child’s face on social media because I don’t want her to get trolled and yes I have the right to do that I am her Father

    “I see comments of people saying I don’t want to be in my kid’s life,if I didnt want to claim my child publicly I wouldn’t have been at her birthday party, I wouldn’t have taken her out for play date ,but anyways my interest is my daughter and I will do anything to protect her , my self and her mom are public figures , but she is only a minor. 

    “I HAVE THE RIGHT TO DECIDE TO ALLOW MY CHILD GROW AND DECIDE IF SHE WANTS TO BE IN SOCIAL MEDIA OR NOT .. The fact I have seen children trolled and called names on social media probably because parents are public figures. 

    “Me spending time with my child in public ( real life ) makes more sence to me than social media . My child is not a click bait or my craft … I LOVE YOU KAILEH,” he stated. 

  • Nigerians always fall for pity card, says Lord Lamba amid baby mama’s engagement

    Nigerians always fall for pity card, says Lord Lamba amid baby mama’s engagement

    Skit-maker Lord Lamba has opened up briefly following the backlash from netizens on his baby mama, Queen Atang’s engagement.

    The Nation reported that Lamba publicly acknowledged his daughter who he shares with Queen on Instagram with her International passport.

    Following his move, netizens stormed his comment section to attack him for being petty and untimely.

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    He, however, made a recent post on his Instagram stories, tagging a certain person, while saying that; “@mike_premium and God is my witness I know Nigerians always listen fall for pity card.”

  • Netizens criticize Lord Lamba’s move after Queen’s engagement

    Netizens criticize Lord Lamba’s move after Queen’s engagement

    Following a brewing online drama between comedian, Lord Lamba and Queen Atang, netizens have taken to social media to blast the skitmaker for posting his daughter’s pictures for the first time.

    The Nation reported that the former BBNaija housemate had shared her proposal pictures on Instagram after agreeing to spend forever with her longtime lover, King David.

    Below are the reactions of netizens who have criticised his move, tagging it as petty and unnecessary.

    @chiamaka_ofor said: “These are the kind of people you pray against……you decided to post her today because the mum is engaged, leemao.”

    @marchionessglo noted: “Her husband will still be a DADDY to your daughter.”

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    @ify_anyanwu said: “Thank God women are now wise….. Good job and happy married like to our queen.”

    @chim_ama_kaa said: “Some men too can be pained, on your daughter’s birthday you didn’t post her, y posting her now that her mother got engaged, mtcheww.”

    Nkechiblessingsunday stated: “But na today dem born the pikin? SMH.”

    Theangeljbsmith noted: “Do better, today of all days, you had all the time in the world.”

    Amaka said: “I remember how he insulted and drag Queen on this street cos of this boy Lord Lamba he didn’t even for a 1day defend her watch dam call her desperate nd still he was silent but today of all days u want to be the devil u cnt stop her happiness ooo Congrats.”

    Sisilizzy stated: “Men don’t want women to be happy at all. SMH. Queen got engaged to her long-time boyfriend and lord Lamba quickly today of all days posted his pictures of the child and even posted her passport like he didn’t even post the child on her birthday ooo.”

  • Comedian Lord lamba launches auto business

    Comedian Lord lamba launches auto business

    Popular skit maker Promise Kelvin Anagbogu aka Lord Lamba has announced the arrival of his new acquired SUV and the launch of his car brand, “lambaautos”.

    The comedian took to his social media page to share photos of the new car.

    This comes months after he splashed millions of naira on a luxurious Lamborghini.

    Sharing the news, he wrote: “BAGGED ANOTHER ONE!!! Years ago, I used to ponder what it truly meant to feel at ease. Wandering the streets of Lagos, I glimpsed the finer things life had to offer and dreamt of owning a company that crafted or sold cars. The excitement about this journey filled me, even though I questioned how I’d reach that destination and if I’d ever find solace, where I could effortlessly care for my loved ones. Now, in my 20s, I look at the kid in the mirror, his face beaming with a wide smile, his heart filled with gratitude.

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    “The path has been challenging, yet here I stand, appreciative of every stride taken. Today marks a significant milestone as I launch my car brand, @lambaautos ,” and proudly own a Range Rover vogue, a Car I’ve always admired.

    “@lambaautos , we’re not just selling cars; we’re creating experiences. Our aim is to provide you with luxury, peace of mind, and affordability, all under one roof.

    “Here’s to the triumphs that lie ahead! I march onward in this expedition called life with unwavering determination.”