REVEALED!!Wizkid Was Expelled From Secondary School For Stealing His Mum’s Gold – Fan Alleges - NaijaCover.Com

REVEALED!!Wizkid Was Expelled From Secondary School For Stealing His Mum’s Gold – Fan Alleges

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Well, it is noted that our own Wizkid is one of the fastest rising music stars in Nigeria, rising to an altitude that seemed to be unattainable but yet he did it.

The Starboy, however, has a very rough past, especially his educational background.

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The singer dropped out of different Universities while he was pursuing a Tertiary education because of one reason or the other.

HIS UNIVERSITY EDUCATION ISSUES

With reports reaching us, it was learnt that the Starboy was forced to withdraw from Lagos State University, LASU, because his CGPA was very poor.

He went ahead to Lead City university where he later dropped out voluntarily to focus on his music career.

WHY HE WAS EXPELLED FROM SECONDARY SCHOOL

Now a fan who stated a random music fact about entertainers in the Nigerian music industry has alleged that Wizkid was expelled from Secondary School after he stole his mom’s gold chain.

The fan alleged that his mum came to report him to the school’s authorities which led to his expulsion from the school. The fan alleged.

It was reported that the singer moved his mom’s gold when he was in SS2 Ijebu Ode Grammar School, Set 06/07, his mom came to school to report and he was rusticated.

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