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Nigerian singer Timaya fell on the stage while trying to lift a plus-sized woman during a performance.
The incident occurred during his ‘Ukwu’ performance at the Gbaramatu Christmas Carnival in Delta State.
Timaya, in a now-trending video on social media, collapsed after the plus-sized woman jumped on him midday during his performance.
The singer later got up and continued his performance amid cheers from the crowd.
Moment Timaya fell on stage while trying to lift a fan during his “UKWU” performance at the Gbaramatu Christmas Carnival in Delta State pic.twitter.com/ww1YvV1ip4
— HYPETRIBE (@hypetribeng) December 25, 2025
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