Tag: Sabinus

  • Send vibrators your Christmas wish list – Sabinus mocks BBNaija star

    Send vibrators your Christmas wish list – Sabinus mocks BBNaija star

    Popular skit maker, Chukwuemeka Emmanuel Njekwe, popularly known as Investor Sabinus indirectly shaded BBNaija star, Doyin David about getting a Christmas gift from a vibrator.

    The Nation reported that Doyin had placed sexual effectiveness on vibrators over men.

    Doyin’s statement stirred reactions on social media after claiming that vibrators are better in bed than most men while many women agreed with her.

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    Sabinus in a new post via the microblogging platform, X, sends a reminder ahead of Christmas to give their wish list to the vibrator.

    He wrote: “Oya time don reach to tell your vibrator Wetin you need for December o.”

  • Jay Boogie: Merits of social media outweigh its demerits – Comedian Sabinus

    Jay Boogie: Merits of social media outweigh its demerits – Comedian Sabinus

    Popular comedian, Chukwuemeka Ejekwu, popularly known as Sabinus has reacted to the worsening health situation of transgender, Jay Boogie.

    He opined that the disadvantage of social media has superseded the advantages.

    The Nation reported that the transgender has been battling with health challenges that resulted from a botched surgery he performed while undergoing another BBL surgery.

    He has been calling on Nigerians to come to his aid since he doesn’t have enough to fund his health bills anymore.

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    Sabinus, reacting to this, wondered why a person would choose to remove their natural reproductive organ, and when things go wrong, they still come online to cry for help.

    He wrote: “Tomorrow I go comot my gbola to put Psy den if the thing go wrong I go come de shout for Nigerians to help Social media has really given avenue to many things Go to the mainland see family Wey never chop food for 3 days and they are still managing life D disadvantage of social media don de pass the advantage I remember when children fear parents unless most characters won’t be allowed in a country like this that doesr{t support such !!! They go still insult me but e no de cause debit alert.”

  • Tuface, Jahrel others for SOS charity award ceremony

    Tuface, Jahrel others for SOS charity award ceremony

    The SOS Charity Gala and Award Night is set to organise a star-studded night of celebration and recognition in Abuja featuring music legend 2 Baba, and talented comedian, Sabinus.

    The event holding November 5th will honor eminent personalities for consistently demonstrating their unwavering commitment to improving communities and being beacons of inspiration and catalysts for change.

    A press statement by the organiser said meticulous preparations is underway to ensure grandeur and success of the remarkable occasion. 

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    “The SOS Charity Gala serves a dual purpose – not only raising funds for deserving causes but also paying tribute to exceptional individuals who have made remarkable contributions to the growth, development, and peaceful coexistence of our society.

    “We are delighted to announce that the distinguished artist, 2 Baba, and the talented comedian, Sabinus along with other eminent personalities, will be honored with prestigious accolades during the award ceremony. 

    “The SOS Charity Gala and Award Night is more than just an event of recognition; it is a testament to the power of unity and collective action. Through their selfless efforts, these honorees have inspired us all to tap into our inner potential and work towards creating self-reliant societies. Their dedication perfectly embodies the global vision of Strategic Outreach Support (SOS).”

    The organiser said SOS is dedicated to empowering individuals and communities worldwide, and enabling them to unlock their capabilities and drive positive change. 

    “Let us illuminate the lives of those in need and celebrate the remarkable achievements of our society’s true heroes. Together, we can make a difference.”

  • Tubaba, Sabinus, Francis Duru, others for SOS charity gala, award night in Abuja

    Tubaba, Sabinus, Francis Duru, others for SOS charity gala, award night in Abuja

    Top celebrities are set to thrill residents of Abuja, as a leading non-governmental organisation, Strategic Outreach Support (SOS) holds its charity gala and award night. 

    Expected to perform at the event are music star Innocent Idibia popularly known as Tubaba, Nollywood act Francis Duru, Sabinus, Atela Francis, Mc Bob, Jarell Ebuka, Roletta Rose, Mc Shortcut, Jahrel and more. 

    Strategic Outreach Support (SOS) is a tax-exempt organisaton with a global vision of creating self reliant societes where individuals and communities can harness their inner potentials. 

    Headquartered in the United States, it has a presence in over 300 communities worldwide and has been making remarkable strides since its establishment in 2016, the Founder Strategic Outreach Support, Mr. Uzorma Ehikwe told a press conference in Abuja recently. 

    Its primary vision and mission is to implement strategies and foster partnerships that provide sustainable development solutions to vulnerable populations and communities, while objective is anchored on ending poverty, eradicating hunger, ensuring food security, promoting sustainable agriculture and fostering inclusive economic growth, amongst others, he stated at the conference. 

    “These goals are entrenched by our core values of strengthening family bonds, empowerment, compassion, dedication and integrity.

    “SOS’s impact is extensive, with 278 active volunteers, over 6,500 beneficiaries and a reach of up to ten million individuals. 

    “We have also collaborated with 110 other NGOs on various impactful projects. 

    “Our initiatives span from medical outreach programs in Abuja to food relief efforts for the people of Kogi State. 

    “We have provided essential COVID- 19 relief packages in Edo State and Lagos, conducted youth awareness programs in Abuja and offered skills acquisiton trainings worldwide through SOS UDEMY, among many other endeavors.

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    “Today, I am delighted to share with you a new initatve by SOS — a humanitarian event known as the “SOS Charity Gala & Award Night,” he said. 

    The gala is scheduled for November 5 at the International Conference Centre in Abuja. 

    The charity fair, which according to organisers is designed to allow businesses, brands and entrepreneurs showcase their goods and services will kick off at the same venue, on the same day, at 12 pm, after which concert starts by 6 pm. 

    The primary aim of this event is to raise funds to support children in Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camps and to foster our work with the last year’s flood victims. 

    “We extend a warm invitation to all individuals and organisations to join us in this charitable endeavor, as together, we can make a lasting impact on the lives of those who need it most,” the statement noted.

  • My dreads hindered my thinking process, Comedian Sabinus

    My dreads hindered my thinking process, Comedian Sabinus

    Popular Nigerian skit maker, Emmanuel Chukwuemeka Ekekwu aka Sabinus has explained why he chose to have a new haircut different from his signature dreads after several years.

    During a recent interview, he was asked about what had motivated his decision to do so.

    He revealed that he had been keeping the hair for a long time and it had become too much of a burden for him.

    According to him, the hair has become an impediment that is preventing him from thinking straight.

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    He also added that low-cut hair was what he used to become famous but only took up dreads after hitting the limelight.

    He said: “I had a haircut because it looks like my head doesn’t think well. Always seems like I have a load on my head. This low cut was the hair I used to hit fame so I decided to go back to it.”

  • Sabinus embraces change, trades signature dreadlocks for new look

    Sabinus embraces change, trades signature dreadlocks for new look

    Popular skit maker, Oga Sabinus otherwise known as Mr Funny, has launched a new look which has buzzed the internet.

    Famed for his blue long-sleeve shirt and dreadlocks, the 28-year-old funnyman decided to change his look by having a nice haircut.

    Currently in the UK, Sabinus shared clips of him at a barber’s salon having a haircut with the caption; “Taking off my dreads.

    He shared photos of his new look which saw him spotting a low cut and a caption that read: “Delilah has done it to Samson again.”

    His move has elicited massive reactions from netizens

    Bovi teasing Sabinus said: “If you know how much e cost me to recreate that your hair, you go grow am back.”

    Spandez_bobo wrote: “E be like say sabinus no go dey mumu again because that hair follow dey contribute.”

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    @OGBdeyforyou tweeted: “See as you don turn full investor now.”

    Truth Talker stated: “You certainly look dashing in your new appearance, but I have to admit that those dreads are kind of like a signature feature of yours. Even though I know you have a great dislike for Delilah, this time you were powerless to resist and had to give in. We often think of women as being the weaker party in relationships, but I’ll tell you straight up: guys are the weak ones. This is not meant to be humorous.”

    IphieExcel said: “I think we can all agree that this Delilah did good.”

  • Taaooma, Sabinus, Broda Shaggi others bag NCA nomination list

    Taaooma, Sabinus, Broda Shaggi others bag NCA nomination list

    Maryam Apaokagi aka Taaooma, Broda Shaggi and Basketmouth were among the outstanding comedians nominated for the maiden edition of the Nigeria Comedy Awards (NCA).

    The award ceremony, which aims to honour the outstanding achievements in Nigeria’s comedy industry, is scheduled for September 24 at Eko Conference Centre.

    Other nominees include Mercy Johnson, Tomama, Real Warri Pikin, Kenny Blaq, Sabinus,  Battle on Bukka Street, Mr Macaroni, Bovi, My Flatmates, Helen Paul, Passport, Ajebo, Success, Jude OC, Bimbo Ademoye, Yaw, Kirikiru, Powski, Solomon VI, Dada Adekola, The Johnsons, Josh2Funny, Charles Inojie among others.

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    According to Co-Executive Producer, NCA, Wole Adenuga, the much-awaited event will also recognise content creators whose work has made a great impact in Nigeria’s Comedy Industry cutting across Stand-up Comedy, TV Series, Radio, Online Skits, Movies, Actors, Animation, and other areas.

     “As the event draws nearer, we are well aware of the high level of anticipation by nominees, as well as their fans across Nigeria and worldwide,” Adenuga said.

  • The Dominance of Sabinus in African Stand-Up Comedy: An Artistic Review of His Style

    The Dominance of Sabinus in African Stand-Up Comedy: An Artistic Review of His Style

    By Precious Aboh

    In the landscape of African stand-up comedy, few names have risen as spectacularly as Sabinus. Emmanuel Chukwuemeka Ejekwu, the man behind the character, has captured the hearts of audiences with his hilariously relatable humor and dynamic stage presence. Sabinus’ ability to translate everyday situations into comedic gold has earned him accolades, invitations to headline comedy shows across the continent, and awards that cement his place as a leading figure in African comedy.

    This article explores Sabinus’ dominance in African stand-up comedy, offering an artistic review of his style, examining the reasons behind his frequent invitations to Nigerian comedy events.

    Sabinus’ Dominance in African Comedy

    Sabinus has carved out a unique niche in African comedy by creating a persona that is universally relatable. His comedic style revolves around portraying the everyman navigating life’s intricacies. This “everyman” is often naive, overly confident, and hilariously misguided, a character that resonates deeply with audiences because it mirrors familiar personalities from their daily lives.

    Stand-Up Comedy Style

    Character Development and Relatability

    The cornerstone of Sabinus’ comedy is the character he portrays. The Sabinus character, often dressed in his trademark blue shirt and black tie, embodies a naïve optimist who gets himself into laughably ridiculous situations. This character is a composite of the archetypal figures many Africans encounter in daily life: the overzealous employee, the persistent but clueless suitor, or the overly ambitious entrepreneur.

    Sabinus excels in making his character relatable, which is key to his dominance. His narratives draw from situations most Africans have experienced or observed, creating an immediate connection with his audience. His ability to make people laugh at their own lives is a testament to his skill as a comedian and storyteller.

    Narrative Structure and Timing

    Sabinus structures his performances as cohesive narratives rather than disjointed jokes. Each story has a clear beginning, buildup, climax, and resolution, often with an unexpected twist that serves as the punchline. His sense of timing is impeccable; he knows when to pause, when to exaggerate, and when to deliver the final line for maximum comedic impact.

    Cultural Resonance

    While Sabinus’ comedy is uniquely Nigerian, it also captures shared African experiences. He highlights cultural peculiarities, such as the antics of overbearing mothers, the societal pressure to “hustle,” and the hilarity of bureaucratic inefficiency. This cultural specificity, combined with his universal themes, makes him a favorite not just in Nigeria but across the continent.

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    Why Sabinus Is Frequently Invited to Nigerian Comedy Shows

    Versatility and Mass Appeal

    Sabinus’ ability to craft content that appeals to diverse audiences makes him a sought-after act at Nigerian comedy shows. Whether it’s a corporate event, a youth-focused comedy night, or a family-friendly gathering, Sabinus adapts his material to suit the audience, ensuring that everyone leaves entertained.

    Consistent Originality

    In an industry where many comedians recycle jokes, Sabinus stands out for his originality. His ability to generate fresh, relatable content ensures that audiences are always eager to see him perform. Promoters recognize this consistency, making him a regular feature at comedy shows.

    Strong Social Media Presence

    Sabinus’ dominance extends beyond the stage. His social media platforms are a treasure trove of comedic skits that attract millions of views. This online popularity amplifies his visibility and demand in live events. Comedy show organizers understand that inviting Sabinus brings not only a stellar performance but also publicity from his massive fanbase.

    Collaborative Spirit

    Sabinus is known for collaborating with fellow comedians and entertainers, which has endeared him to the comedy community. His willingness to share the stage and engage with peers has made him a valued member of the industry, further increasing his invitations to shows.


    Awards and Recognitions

    Sabinus’ contributions to African comedy have not gone unnoticed. His accolades include African Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA), GAGE Digital Awards, and so on. These awards highlighted his impact on the stand-up comedy scene, particularly in Nigeria. These accolades are not merely trophies; they symbolize the appreciation and validation of his craft by audiences and industry professionals alike.

    Areas for Improvement

    While Sabinus is undoubtedly at the top of his game, no artist is without room for growth. Here are a few areas he could focus on to elevate his comedy further:

    Expanding Thematic Range

    Sabinus excels in situational and observational humor, but he could explore broader themes such as global issues, or futuristic concepts. Tackling these topics would showcase his versatility and appeal to a more diverse demographic.

    Enhancing Stagecraft

    Although Sabinus’ physical comedy is a strength, incorporating more elaborate stagecraft such as props, multimedia, or interactive elements could add depth to his performances. This would create a more immersive experience for his audience.

    Refining Linguistic Accessibility

    While his use of Nigerian Pidgin English and local idioms adds authenticity, it may limit his reach to non-African audiences. Experimenting with more globally understood humor could help him break into the international comedy circuit more extensively.