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‘Dey Your Dey Make I Dey My Dey’: Fubara Floats Band Like Wike + Video
The Governor of Rivers State, Sim Fubara, has floated his own live band that sings at events he attends.
This was also a signature of his two-term predecessor, Nyesom Wike, at state events that he attended.
A video of Fubara’s live band at the flag-off of the construction of 20,000 housing units in the Ikwere area of the state has been trending online.
The catchphrase of the band has been: “Dey your dey, make I dey my dey. Nobody worry nobody.”
For Wike, his live band had the signature tune: “As e dey pain dem, e dey sweet us.”
The band was headed by a gospel singer in Rivers State, Bamidele Abiye Adeek, professionally known as Sensational Bamidele.
Rivers State Governor Sim Fubara Live band, 🎶Dey your day make I Dey my Dey, nobody worry nobody 🎶😂 pic.twitter.com/neDYQcbnTU
— Imran Muhammad (@Imranmuhdz) December 15, 2023
(The Eagle Online)
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