Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo during October 1, 2019, Independence Day Dinner held at the old Banquet Hall of the State House, Abuja, made reference to the popular dance styles and music in Nigeria.
According to Osinbajo who shared the video on his twitter handle, the Zanku dance is widely accepted not only in Nigeria but also outside the country.
He said: “nobody dances like us.
“From Skelewu to Sekem to Shakiti Boko to Shaku Shaku and the most recent Zanku, I’m sure you all know how to gbese. Gbe body e.

“All over the world, everybody is gbese-ing now.
“Nobody dances like us. It doesn’t matter whether you are the distinguished Senator Representing Kogi West or the distinguished Senator representing Osun West.”
Watch video below:
One of the attributes of the Nigerian people is the uniquely confident way we stand out – what many call the Nigerian swag.
With dance, whether it is skelewu, shakitibobo, shaku-shaku or zanku, every Nigerian can dance and where necessary "Gbe body e" pic.twitter.com/Y8o4VRsrrp
— Prof Yemi Osinbajo (@ProfOsinbajo) October 2, 2019