Nigerian Rapper,Yung6ix robbed of $7,000, laptop with new album

Nigerian Rapper, Yung6ix has been robbed of his car, alongside about $7000 worth of money.

The rapper made this known on his Instagram page, lamenting that his whole life was within the car as he’s moving into a new apartment.

He additionally disclosed that his laptop computer which had his new album and mixtape was additionally stolen within the course of.

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Alongside footage of his car being taken out of the storage, the rapper wrote: “My car got robbed. Had my whole life in that car. My laptop computer with my new album and mixtape.

“About $5,000 – $7,000 cash, Black Magic 6k camera, iPhones my ps5 and studio recording equipment while I was moving into my new apartment.”

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