Nigerian skitmaker Sydney Talker has taken to social media where he begs Nigerians to keep praying for his artiste Khaid as regards his health.

Recall we reported that Khaid, the “Carry Me Go” crooner has been hospitalized as a result of internal bleeding.

In the video, Khaid was seen in a discomfort state as he was seen struggling so hard on the hospital bed.

Singer Khaid was later seen on the hospital bed receiving drips with a nurse standing next to him.

Taking to his verified page on X formerly called Twitter today, April 19th 2024, Sydney Talker, the owner of Neville Records where 19-year-old Khaid was signed to breaks silence.

According to skitmaker Sydney Talker, the condition of his signee, singer khaid is getting critical and by extension urged netizens to start praying for him.

He wrote; “Pray for Khaid. He needs your prayers rn🙏🏾.”

See screenshot of the post below;

Nollywood actress and Disc Jockey, DJ Dorcas Shola Fapson, has stirred reactions online as she opened up on the rumors surrounding her ex-boyfriend and singer, Abbey Toyyib Elias, better known as Skiibii.

A popular TikToker, Precious Kingsley, AKA Nickie DaBarbie, recently called out Skiibii and his colleague, Mayorkun over money ritual attempt as she narrated her ordeal.

The young influencer shared a video documenting the incident, recording Skiibii’s mansion and its occupants, including the singer.

In the video shared online, Nickie accused the singers of using various girls for money rituals. According to her, she escaped being used for ritual by Skiibii.

However, it’s unclear what transpired between the trio.

The post triggered massive reactions as social media users shared their thoughts about the accusation on Skiibii.

Subsequently, Dorcas Fapson, known for her explicit roles in blockbuster movies, took to her social media page in no time. In a responsive way, she wrote, “If I talk”.

She, however, warned people from associating her with Skiibi, stating that she has nothing to do with him.

The Nigerian achieved the feat in the early hours of Saturday after surpassing the 56-hour mark.

We just hit the current world record of 56 Hours!!
2 Hours to go!!
$81,000 raised!

We are live @HardRock

Keep Streaming! Keep Donating! Keep Sharing!https://t.co/6ed8xxH5QQ…#Tunde58hoursofChess #ChessMarathonForChange @Tunde_OD @thegiftofchess https://t.co/TyJFt10Uki pic.twitter.com/Z1uJ2wYqsS

— CHESS IN SLUMS AFRICA (@chessinslums) April 19, 2024

The previous record stood at 56 hr 09 min 37 seconds. Hallvard Haug Flatebø and Sjur Ferkingstad, two Norwegians, set the record on November 11, 2018.

Despite setting a new record, the Nigerian chess expert aims to play for 58 hours without losing a single game.

Before embarking on the attempt on April 17, Onakoya said he hopes to empower illiterate children across Africa through the feat.

WATCH: Moment @Tunde_OD broke the world record for longest chess marathon

🎥: @thegiftofchess #TundeChessMarathon #Tunde58hoursofChess #TundeOnakoya pic.twitter.com/rObKObxPJP

— TheCable (@thecableng) April 20, 2024

“Doing this for the dreams of millions of children across Africa without access to education. You guys have been rock solid for me through the years,” he said.

The advocate added that the “ultimate goal” of his attempt is to raise the sum of $1,000,000.

He said the money will be used to “transform the lives of undeserved children across Africa”.

“Tunde’s courageous endeavor to set a Guinness World Record for the longest chess marathon is not only a testament to his dedication but also a beacon of hope for underserved children across Africa,” he said in a statement.

“With the ultimate goal of fundraising $1,000,000 to advance the education of these deserving individuals, every contribution, whether big or small, brings us closer to realizing this noble vision.

“Let us unite in support of this noble cause. Together, we are not only witnessing a historic moment but also contributing to a cause that empowers and transforms the lives of children.

“Your generosity and commitment are invaluable as we strive to make a meaningful difference through the power of chess and education.”

As of the time of this report, the fundraiser has garnered over $94,000.

Onakoya’s feat is however subject to confirmation by the prestigious British reference book.