Shatta Bandle
Social media sensation, Shatta Bandle, seems to have found a new hobby to keep him active while in lockdown.
The star, known for his diminutive stature, appears to be waving boredom goodbye as he is seen dancing to some Nigerian afrobeat tunes in his room.
In the video he posted on Instagram, Shatta Bandle could be seen wearing a helmet - his version of a mask to help keep him away from the coronavirus.
He charged all to observe proper preventive measures like washing and sanitising hands to keep safe.
Some days ago, he was also captured balancing on a roller board while his friends cheer him on.
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