Mayorkun’s jewelry, which was stolen during his performance in Calabar, has been returned, according to Nigerian artist Iyanya.
Earlier today, Mayorkun tweeted that he would never return to the state, describing his experience as “hellish and a nightmare.”
According to reports, the singer’s jewelry and chain were stolen when the mob rushed at him in their excitement.
Iyanya responded to Mayorkun’s tweet by pleading with his fellow indigenous people to return the stolen item. The Cross River native and Kukere musician alluded to the fact that one of his colleagues had been the victim of theft during the event.
A few hours after the tweet of Iyanya, one of the jewelry of Mayorkun was returned to the hotel where he lodged.
Iyanya pleaded with the Calabar indigenes to return the second necklace while thanking them for returning the first one.
He tweeted, “Thank you the guy who brought this back this morning to THE GRAND HOTEL CALABAR.
Just returned now is 1 of 2 of @Mayorkun jewelry. We have one more to go, my brothers if you have the second one please help us return it.”.
“This one has still not been found, please check around, I’m sure we have it somewhere, and will please return the second one to our brother before he leaves Calabar. Just get Grand Hotel Calabar and drop it there, there’s a reward waiting for you on arrival.”*
