Joey Akan Shares How Zlatan, Others Were After Him Over Investigations He Did: “This Is So Deep”

Joey Akan Shares How Zlatan, Others Were After Him Over Investigations He Did: “This Is So Deep”

  • Nigerian music journalist Joey Akan is sharing some of his scary experiences in his line of work
  • The founder of the Afrobeats Intelligence podcast disclosed that he went through some horrid things due to some investigations he carried out
  • He also shared that Zlatan and some others were after him, and this has now caused several reactions online

Nigerian music executive and journalist Joey Akan shared some exciting details about his life and work while chatting with media enthusiast Chude Jideonwo.

Joey said that his life had been in danger severally because people like singer Zlatan claimed that he talked a lot.

Journalist, Joey Akan says singer Zlatan was once after him
Joey Akan makes shocking revelation about Zlatan and others Credit: @zlantan, @joeyakan
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A clip from his interview is now making the rounds on social media, and netizens have started to react.

"Zlatan and some others were after me" - Joey

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One of the most shocking aspects of Joey's interview with Chude was his disclosure that Zlatan and others were after him at some point.

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He also mentioned that there was a time when he and singer Runtown got chased down with a gun.

He further stated that the incident happened because he had done an investigation that some persons found offensive.

See Joey's interview below:

Remember that the music journalist once revealed that singer and content creator Carter Efe used a streaming farm for his song Machala.

According to him, Carter and Beri Tiga decided to get the public to believe that the song was racking numbers on the charts.

Nigerians react to Joey's interview

Nigerians are now reacting to some of the shocking spills from the journalists. See some of them below:

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@onyii_bekeee:

"I do not recommend you getting a job for someone in a place where you still get tour daily bread from. Nigerians are very funny people."

@chikasmall:

"Heal at your own pace, just Don’t bleed on others."

@iykedyiro:

"Full-time survivor, dude has been doing the healing work. Glad to see people that embrace their healing journey and don’t bleed on others!."

@jolowokarina:

"Don't bleed on us. I love that."

@oyindamolaseun:

"Reasons y people dont bring friends or family into there workspace to work."

@amafabrics6:

"You hear people's stories and you're like...Omo I get hope. hmmmm."

@idris_oladipo:

"My guy. Intelligent, gifted and bold. He is Joey Akan."

Thugs attacked Joey at His Polling Unit

Nigerian entertainment journalist Joey Akan witnessed an attack at his polling unit in Lagos state during the 2023 elections.

As previously reported by Legit.ng, thugs stormed their polling unit to destroy the ballot boxes. When the journalist tried to intervene, he got attacked.

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The young man shared some pictures of the horrid event that had disorganised the voting process in his unit.

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Eniola Lasaki (Entertainment Editor) Lasaki Fauziat Eniola is an Entertainment Editor at Legit.ng. She is a graduate of Horticulture, FUNAAB (2017). Eniola has over four years of professional experience in Entertainment/pop culture/music writing/reporting. Before Legit, she worked in reputable media houses such as TooXclusive Digital, GistReel, WetalkSound, and Kraks Media. She has also pursued Digital Marketing, Copywriting, and Corporate Communication courses. Email: eniola.lasaki@corp.legit.ng