Singer Sugar Boy Spotted With "Aboki Suya" Around Lagos.

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Singer and Artiste Sugar Boy from the G-World Entertainment who sang the hit song "Hola Hola", was spotted in a suya joint around NNPC Road, from Oshodi to Isolo somewhere in Lagos eating the popular "Aboki Suya" alone in the evening. One wonders is he the real Sugar Boy or a look alike.

His hit song is raving the airwaves among Nigeria Digital T.V Stations like SoundCity, Hip Tv and others.

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