Nigerian singer May D in domestic fire mishap, cries for prayers
Akinmayokun Awodumila, a Nigerian singer popularly known as May D, has taken to his instagram page to announce that a fire accident in his house has burnt his right leg, on Sunday.
The hip-hop singer, who was formally signed to Square Records, asked his followers to pray for him as he shared the picture of his burnt leg.
The Ile Ijo and Lowo Lowo crooner did not give further details on the cause of the fire.
“Hey Guys, put me in your prayers, there was a fire in my house and my leg got burnt,” he said.
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