Skitmaker Erekere visits Mavin office, steals Rema’s Headies Award in funny clip

In his latest skit, Erekere yet again demonstrated his mastery in the art of comedic thievery by swiping Rema's prized Headies Awards with a touch of mystery and flair.


The well-known skit maestro and content creator, Erekere ‘Pastor Pikin’, has caused a frenzy of laughter with his latest video, in which he playfully takes a leisurely walk to the Mavin office.

Earlier this month, globally recognised Mavins record label artist Rema was the biggest winner at the recently concluded 16th Headies Award.

The ace Afro-rave artist, during the show, clinched three awards, beating Burna Boy to be crowned the African Artist of the Year, Digital Artist of the Year and Best Male Artist of the Year.

Erekere, who has made a name for himself with his ability to steal from unsuspecting victims in many of his skits, was spotted scheming his way towards the hallowed Mavin office of music maestro Don Jazzy, where he planned his latest caper.

The Skitmaker, sporting his signature shabby oversized blue shirt and black trousers, confidently approached the vigilant security guards stationed at the entrance of the Mavin office.

In the video’s narration, the comedian humorously taunted the security personnel, jesting that despite their watchful eyes, they remained powerless to thwart his mischievous plans of pilfering whatever tickled his fancy within the office.

In the following segment of the clip, Erekere was depicted engaging in a humorous conversation with a local merchant, exploring the idea of selling one of Rema’s Headies Awards he playfully swiped from Mavin’s office.

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In other news, a well-known Nigerian comedienne, Phoebe Odekina Ejura, or simply Phoebe, has reacted after she finds herself entangled in the disgraceful ordeal of a leaked sextape circulating online.

Online denizens recently surged onto social media, proclaiming with vigor that a widely circulated sextape depicted Phoebe engaging in an intimate encounter with an unfamiliar gentleman.

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