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Popular Nigerian Comedian, Chief Obi Rejoices As He Becomes US Citizen [Video]

Popular Nigerian comedian, Henry Obiefule, better known as Chief Obi, is full of celebration after becoming a citizen of the United States of America.

Chief Obi who couldn’t curtail his excitement took to his Instagram page and shared a photo of the newsletter congratulating new citizens and a video of himself celebrating.

Sharing the video, the Instagram comedian joked about his accent changing to that of a typical American citizen in less than 24 hours after his application was approved.

“They done messed around and made me a citizen!!! Wheeew…in less than 24 hours my accent changed along with my passport color. The last slide is my current mood 😂😂😂 My fellow US Citizens wassssup mehhhn shiiii 😂😂😂.

“Abeg if you’re a us citizen put OUR American flag 🇺🇸 in the comment section so we can identify ourselves!!! Let me go to Greece for lunch real quick I’ll be right back. I want to test if the passport is working 😂✈️❤️😎

“Many thanks to my super attorney @uchenatasha @themercylawfirm She did the damn thing!!! The most professional!! Left no stone unturned. If they ask for one document she will send 5 😂😂😂 Thank you! Thank you!! Thank you!!!”

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KanyiDaily had reported how a Nigerian man was arrested for hacking the U.S government site and giving his family and friends permanent U.S citizenship.

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Tobias Sylvester

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