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Nigerian skitmaker and musician Nasiru Lawal, popularly known as Nasboi, has opened up about experiencing a deeply traumatising heartbreak, revealing a rare vulnerable side that has drawn sympathy from fans and followers.
The entertainer, who is widely recognised for his comedic skits and music career, took to his X (formerly Twitter) account to share his emotional state. In a brief but telling post, the ‘Short Skirt’ crooner wrote: “Heart break is real. Felt that. Love again? Not anytime soon.”
Though he did not disclose the identity of the person involved or the circumstances that led to the breakup, his words were enough to spark conversations online about love, emotional pain and healing. Known for his humour and lively personality, Nasboi’s candid admission came as a surprise to many who are used to seeing him entertain rather than express personal struggles.
Heartbreak is a universal experience, yet public figures often choose to keep such matters private. Nasboi’s openness resonated with many fans who flooded his comment section with messages of encouragement and support.
Some advised him to consider therapy as a healthy step toward healing, while others encouraged him to focus on his career and personal growth during this period.
A number of followers also reminded him that painful experiences should not permanently close the door to love. They urged the entertainer not to allow one difficult chapter define his future relationships. Many shared their own experiences of heartbreak, creating a thread filled with empathy and shared vulnerability.
Nasboi has built a reputation as one of Nigeria’s most creative skitmakers, successfully transitioning into music over the years. His ability to blend humour with relatable content has earned him a loyal fanbase.
However, this recent revelation highlights that behind the laughter and viral content is a human being navigating real emotions and personal challenges.
In recent years, conversations around mental health and emotional well-being have become more prominent in Nigeria’s entertainment industry.
Public figures speaking openly about heartbreak, anxiety or personal struggles help normalise discussions that were once considered taboo. Nasboi’s post, though short, contributes to that growing culture of honesty and emotional awareness.
While he made it clear that he is not ready to give love another chance anytime soon, fans remain hopeful that time and healing will eventually restore his optimism.
For now, many believe that channeling his emotions into his craft whether through music or comedy could serve as both therapy and inspiration.
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