“No go break person leg” – Obio Oluebube’s first driving attempt in viral video gets fans talking

• Obio Oluebube has stirred up a significant online buzz with a recent video documenting her foray into learning how to drive on the road.
• The petite actress, was mostly seen stretching her neck to catch the front view in the video, skillfully drove with her instructor’s aid, sparked reactions from fans online.

Obio Oluebube, the comedic powerhouse from Nigeria, sent fans into a frenzy as she took the wheel for the first time on open road.

The movie star, in a brand-new YouTube video, thrilled fans by taking them on an exciting journey through her first driving lessons.

Obio, in the clip was seen approaching a blue saloon car, where her driving instructor was seated, ready to lead her through the basics of driving.

The petite actress commandeered the steering wheel, bubbled with excitements at her attempts, strained her neck to catch every front-view detail.

She also fired off questions to her instructor intermittently and made a friendly pit stops to greet fans who caught a glimpse of her driving debut.

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The video, as predicted, stirred up a storm of reactions, with fans gushing over her audacious move. A handful cheekily advised her to tread carefully on the road.

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In other news, Nollywood stars Tonto Dikeh and Iyabo Ojo marked the posthumous birthday of singer Ilerioluwa Aloba, aka Mohbad, with heartfelt celebrations.

Iyabo Ojo, aged 46, crafted a photo montage of Mohbad, sharing it on Instagram on December 3.

Currently in the UK, the actress expressed her intention to address the singer’s demise with the appropriate authorities upon her return home.

In her own post, Tonto Dikeh some minutes ago shared the same video collage Iyabo put up, with a simple caption to celebrate Mohbad.

Mohbad died at the age of 27 under questionable circumstances, with videos of the singer being bullied and assaulted resurfacing after his demise which sparked protests in Lagos State with the hashtag “Justice for Mohbad”.