Popular skit maker, Sabinus narrowly escaped death as he crashes his newly acquired Benz in Lagos



Popular skit maker, Sabinus was involved in a gastly accident on his way from an alleged private engagement ceremony in Lagos on Sunday, September 11, 2022.


A video from the alledeg private weeding has been shared online.


Social media users claimed this took place in Era, Ojo local government area of the state. 


The skit maker's car was spotted in the video, and he was seen going into a building with a friend. He was also spotted kneeling down after this. 


Watch the video from the wedding here


Few hours after the video went viral, a picture obtained by Newspremises showed that Sabinus crashed his newly acquired Benz in Lagos, but he narrowly escaped death. 


Details of the incident remain sketch as at the time of compiling this report.

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