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VIDEO: Yemi Alade joins 'carry me dey go my husband house' challenge
Yemi Alade, the Nigerian singer, has joined the viral 'carry me dey go my husband house' challenge.
The trend started a few days ago after a video of some ladies, believed to be singles, were seen at what seemed to be a church praying for husband.
The video clip has continued to dominate discussions on social media platforms with several Nigerians joining the challenge.
Alade shared a video of herself vibing to the trend via her Instagram page.
In the short video, the musician was seen on stage singing and dancing energetically to the song with her band.
Not much is known about about Alade's love life.
In March, the 33-year-old musician had disclosed how she would tell her man he's not good in bed.
"I really do like you and I like the time we spent together. But should we make it more interesting? I feel like we could do other things other than you just always being on me. Let's try some other interesting positions," she had said while acting out the scenario.
Alade became popular after she put out 'Johnny', her 2014 hit single.
Since then, the Afropop singer has gained prominence in the music industry, won multiple awards over the years, and embarked on world tours consecutively for her albums.
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