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Nigerian comedian, Emmanuel Ogonna Iwueke, popularly known as Craze Clown, has shared an emotional video of himself in tears following a car accident.
According to him, the accident, which occurred on his wife’s birthday, had killed one person.
Craze Clown shared a video on his Instagram page showing the degree of the damage that was done to his car.
In a new video shared to his page, the comedian who had a cervical collar and a bandaged arm, broke down in tears as he sang along to a gospel song.
He captioned the video: "My people I have no words people. I want to talk but only ‘Thank you Jesus’ keeps coming out of my mouth! Somebody died in this accident!"
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