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Singer, Yemi Alade Escapes Death In London

 

Nigerian afro-pop singer, Yemi Alade narrowly escapes death in London in the early hours of Friday.
The MAMA award winner and Jonny crooner who was in Wembley to thrill fans today, took to her instagram in the early hours of today to announce to her fans about a fire she and her team narrowly escaped, confirming no body was hurt.
Her post read,
“Yemi Alade #3 things I grabbed when the fire alarm went off. I thought it was prank but I was frigging scared!!! I knew better than to start parking up my cloths!
I thought I was dreaming!!!! But I knew I had to leave immediately..
I def picked up my phone, my bible and my iconic invanity performance outfit!!! Thinking about it now….I picked the things I loved…
1. Phone: to sha call if I needed to
2. My bible: cos I was so scared
3. My iconicinvanity: becos I wasn’t going to loose the most artistic and expensive piceces I have ever acquired or perform at Wembley tonight in anything less luxurious. We are fine now sha.”
Effort to reach her or her manager for comments proof abortive as at the time of this report.
Yemi Eberechi Alade is a Nigerian Afro pop singer who became a star after winning the maiden edition of the Peak Talent Show in 2009, and since then she has been soaring higher and higher.
She has performed globally, sharing the stage and songs with both international and local acts like Mary J. Blige, Shina Peters, M.I, Wizkid, Becca,May D, Waje and Yemi Sax.
The beautiful singer headlined the Super Diva’s Nite at the 2013 Calabar Festival, and was also called upon to open the 2013 edition of the televised Headies Awards ceremony (popularly referred to as the Nigerian Grammys) with an electrifying performance

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