Give Tiwa Savage her flowers

  Dear @TiwaSavage take your flowers 💐 you have really played a major role in promoting lots of talents in this Afrobeats journey; the industry won’t be complete without you:::

One Year of Jainy: Celebrating the Journey of Madiba and the Rise of a New Afrobeats Star

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Court orders Verydarkman to pay Mr Jollof’s wife N30m for defamation

 A Federal High Court sitting in Effurun, Delta State, has ordered social media personality Verydarkman to pay ₦30 million in damages to Mrs Esinjemiyotan Uruneyonjuyei Atsepoyi, the wife of comedian Mr Jollof, over defamatory statements.

The controversy began in September 2024 during an online clash between Verydarkman and Mr Jollof, when the social commentator accused Mr Jollof’s wife of engaging in adultery with politicians and internet fraudsters to help her husband secure a political appointment in Delta State.

In reaction to the allegations, Mr Jollof defended his wife and criticized Verydarkman, while Mrs Atsepoyi subsequently filed a ₦500 million defamation suit against him.

According to court documents reportedly signed by Hon. Justice R. Harriman on May 13, 2026, the court ruled against VeryDarkMan after he allegedly failed to provide evidence to support the claims he made.

The court also directed him to publish a public apology and retraction within 14 days in two national newspapers and across all his social media platforms.

In his ruling, Justice Harriman stated:

“I therefore have no hesitation in holding that the words complained of are defamatory in their natural and ordinary meaning and are actionable per se.

I find that the Claimant is entitled to general and aggravated damages and an injunction. See DIAMOND BANK v. OKPALA (2016) LPELR-41573(CA) and OBOK & ORS v. AGBOR & ORS (2016) LPELR-41219(CA). Given the wide dissemination of the defamatory material, a retraction and apology are appropriate to restore the Claimant’s reputation.

Judgment is hereby entered in favour of the Claimant against the defendant as follows: It is declared that the words published by the Defendant concerning the Claimant are defamatory.

“N20,000,000.00 (Twenty Million Naira) as general damages; N10,000,000.00 (Ten Million Naira) as aggravated damages. The Defendant is hereby directed to publish an apology to the Claimant in two national dailies and all his social media handles containing a retraction of the defamatory words contained in the Defendant’s online publication of 15th, 16th, and in the early hours of 19th September, 2024, within 14 days of this judgment

The Defendant, by himself, his agents, and/or privies, is hereby restrained from further making any defamatory publication against the Claimant,” the court ordered.

Sandra ex-wife of Frank Edoho calls him out over alleged affair, spills shocking details

 Sandra, the ex-wife of Frank Edoho, has publicly accused the media personality of serial infidelity and emotional abuse following online speculation linking her romantically to singer Chike.

In a series of emotional social media posts, Sandra alleged that Frank Edoho had multiple affairs during their marriage, including alleged relationships with former Big Brother Naija contestant Tega Dominic and Mbong Amata, the ex-wife of filmmaker Jeta Amata.

She further claimed that Edoho often disappeared for days, mishandled her finances, and allegedly brought other women into their matrimonial home.

According to Sandra, the emotional strain eventually pushed her to end the marriage and file for divorce.

The mother of two also maintained that she is now free to associate with or date anyone she chooses following the end of the marriage.

Her statements appeared to be a response to ongoing online discussions and rumours alleging that she was involved with Chike while still married to Frank Edoho.

She said in part …

“Surviving A Bitch Ass Nigga, Frank Edoho.

Choosing to remain silent may give mixed signals to the narrative that a sadist and narcissist peddies, making everyone believe he is a victim.

Choosing to marry a man, raising our beautiful kids, single handedly building & growing a successful design business and giving my self wholly, undiluted and faithful through and through!

Until you decided that while I am pregnant with our first child, you would rather have a prolonged affair that lasted years with an actress, Mbong Amata amongst other women. Where do | even begin? The nights crying on the floor begging that you see me, with you walking out and not returning for days!….”

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“I’ve a chef “- Blord recounts detention in Kuje Correctional Center

 ‎Cryptocurrency entrepreneur, Blord has spilled details about his recent detention at Kuje Correctional Center amid ongoing lawsuit with Verydarkman.

‎It would be recalled that on April 1, 2026, the Federal High Court in Abuja ordered Blord, remanded at Kuje Correctional Center.

‎The charges include criminal conspiracy, impersonation, and unauthorized use of VeryDarkMan’s image.

‎Blord Shares Encounter During Detention

‎‎During a recent intervi‎According to Blord, he was held in the VIP section that had every appliance, amenity, and a personal chef.

‎”A room with every appliances you can think of. I wake up and sleep. I’ve a chef. When I was there, the whole prison was down, I had fun“, He stated.

Blord Granted Bail

‎Notably, Blord was granted bail on 17 April 2026 by Justice Rita Ofili-Ajumogobia of the Federal High Court in Abuja.

The bail related to charges filed by VeryDarkMan, which included criminal conspiracy, impersonation, and unauthorized use of identity.

However, Blord spent two weeks in Kuje Correctional Centre before his bail was approved, with human rights activist Omoleye Sowore intervening for his release.

Upon fulfilling bail conditions, he was released and received a warm welcome from supporters in Awka.

‎Watch video below……ew, Blord claimed there’s a VIP section at Kuje Correctional Center for high-profile inmates.

Apostle Femi Lazarus relocates family to Kenya, cites reason

 The founder of Light Nation Church, Femi Lazarus, has revealed plans to temporarily relocate from Nigeria to Kenya.

This was announced during a church service in Kenya, stirring wild applause from the Kenyan members.

In a video circulating online, the cleric stated that the decision was guided by what he described as divine instruction, marking a new phase in his ministry.TV & Video Equipment

He said in part …

“That is the instruction God gave to us (to relocate). It is a very significant morning for us in this new phase of our assignment.That God we have to be here (in Kenya). I believe that every grace that is needed to make a nation proper is in the nation.”

Apostle Femi Lazarus has officially relocated to Kenya with his family to continue his ministry work. According to the cleric, the decision to move was based on divine instruction. “God instructed me to relocate to Kenya,” he says. pic.twitter.com/2EInohVoH7

— 𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍 (@AsakyGRN) May 5, 2026

"Allow us to shine too" - Portable tells Olamide, Davido, Wizkid and Burna Boy

 Controversial street-hop artist Portable stirs conversation about generational shifts in the Nigerian music industry, urging established acts to make room for emerging talents.

In a statement delivered in pidgin during a livestream with Whitemoney, Portable argued that every generation benefits from those before them stepping aside.

He cited earlier figures such as D’banj, Don Jazzy, Flavour, and KCee, noting that their era created opportunities for stars like Wizkid, Davido, Olamide, and Burna Boy to rise.

He further referenced Timaya as an example of an artist who made space for others, urging current industry leaders to do the same.

According to Portable, refusing to allow new talents to thrive could lead to being pushed aside by the next wave of artists.

He said …

“Before people dey, people don dey o. If to say the likes of D’Banj, Don Jazzy, Flavour, KCee no Comot for road for Wizkid, Davido, Olamide and Burna, how them go pass? Make them leave road for us. Them Timaya give Una road, make Una Comot road for us. If you stand for road wey you no allow people waka, them go pursue you Comot. Na wetin dey they do for their Davido, Olamide and them Wizkid”

“The older generation like D’banj, Timaya, Don Jazzy and Flavour paved the way for Wizkid, Davido and Olamide to rise. But today, Wizkid, Davido, Burna Boy and Olamide don’t want people like us to surpass them”

— Portable 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/6FyxR2Z7pd

— SKB (@seyikanbai) May 5, 2026

Actor Sylvester Madu reacts to viral video of him selling Okrika

 Nollywood actor Sylvester Madu has reacted to a viral video showing him selling goods in a market, stating that he is unbothered by the criticism trailing the clip.

The footage quickly spread across social media platforms, sparking mixed reactions, with some users questioning why a known actor would engage in petty trading.

Responding in a video shared online, Madu dismissed the mockery, stressing that there is dignity in honest work regardless of status.

He explained that he had travelled to London to restock his goods and would continue his business upon return.

“Una dey do video of me, dey post where I dey do my business, dey sell my market. Una still dey talk say I dey sell okrika. No wahala. I don come London again ooo, I wan buy my market. When I buy finish, I go ship am. I go still dey sell my market. Make una dey talk.”

Madu’s response reflects a growing narrative encouraging multiple income streams amid Nigeria’s economic realities.

Watch the video below…

“Una dey do video of me, dey post where I dey do my business, dey sell my market. Una still dey talk say I dey sell okrika. No wahala. I don come London again ooo, I wan buy my market. When I buy finish, I go ship am. I go still dey sell my market. Make una dey talk.”

–Actor… pic.twitter.com/nx9LIPCVYc

— CHUKS 🍥 (@ChuksEricE) April 22, 2026

“I Was Most Disappointed in Myself” – Davido Opens Up on Cheating on Wife Chioma Adeleke Before Marriage

Nigerian music superstar David Adeleke, popularly known as **Davido**, has candidly addressed a past mistake in his relationship with his wife, Chioma Adeleke (now Chioma Rowland Adeleke), revealing deep personal regret over an incident of infidelity that occurred before their marriage.

In a recent interview, the Afrobeats icon spoke openly about a challenging period in their relationship, stating:

> “I was most disappointed in myself when I cheated on my wife when we had a little rift back then before we got married. She’s an amazing person, and she didn’t deserve that. I shouldn’t have done it, but I apologized.”

Davido emphasized his self-disappointment and acknowledged that Chioma’s character and loyalty made the mistake even more regrettable. He described the infidelity as a moment of weakness during a temporary rift, expressing gratitude that the couple was able to move past it and build a stronger foundation leading to their marriage.

The couple, who share children together and officially tied the knot in a high-profile white wedding in 2024, has often been celebrated for their enduring bond despite public scrutiny and past relationship hurdles. Davido’s latest comments reflect a theme of growth, accountability, and commitment in their journey.

Fans and followers have reacted with a mix of support for Davido’s honesty and admiration for Chioma’s resilience. Many view the admission as a mature reflection on personal responsibility rather than a fresh scandal.

Davido, known for chart-topping hits and his influence in global music, has in recent years spoken about prioritizing family and personal evolution. This revelation comes as part of broader conversations around love, forgiveness, and redemption in high-profile relationships.

“I don’t fall in love anymore” — Tems speaks on modern relationships

Grammy Award-winning Nigerian singer-songwriter Temilade Openiyi, popularly known as **Tems**, has ignited widespread discussion across social media and public platforms following her candid remarks on the challenges of love and dating in contemporary society.

In a recent interview clip that has resurfaced and gone viral, Tems shared her honest perspective on romantic dynamics, stating, “Honestly, I don’t fall in love anymore because a lot of these men just want to penetrate.” She described many men’s intentions as “very obvious,” often lacking deeper emotional connection or a genuine desire for a serious relationship that could lead to marriage. The comments, originally made during a conversation on the *Korty Konversation* podcast with media personality Korty EO, have sparked intense debates about trust, emotional vulnerability, and the state of modern dating, particularly among young Nigerians.

Tems, celebrated for her soulful R&B-infused Afrobeats sound and hits like “Free Mind,” “Love Me Jeje,” and her collaborative work, has long been open about her personal growth and self-awareness. In the discussion, she highlighted a perceived shift in relationship expectations, where physical attraction often overshadows emotional depth and long-term commitment. Her remarks have resonated with many, prompting reflections on authenticity in romance amid evolving societal norms.

This is not Tems’ first exploration of these themes. In a December 2025 interview with *Complex*, she outlined clear **red flags** in potential partners: anyone who is not interested in being a genuine friend or showing curiosity about her as a person. “Someone who is not trying to be your friend is a red flag. Anybody who isn’t curious about you is also a red flag,” she said. “Because what are we doing? Why are we here if you don’t want to know me? If he or she doesn’t want to know more about you, end the relationship.” She described herself as a “lover girl” at heart but emphasized the importance of self-love and caution based on past experiences.

Earlier reflections from Tems include her 2024 comments on *Flow with Korty*, where she expressed a desire for “something deep but really real, not blind,” and shared that she had not yet experienced falling in love in the traditional sense. She defined love as choosing to remain in someone’s life despite annoyances, rooted in mutual respect and presence rather than fleeting passion.

Her openness has drawn mixed reactions online. Supporters praise her vulnerability and see her words as a mirror to broader frustrations with superficial dating culture. Critics and defenders have engaged in lively debates about gender expectations, personal standards, and the pressures of fame on private life. Many young women have echoed similar sentiments, while some men have pushed back or reflected on the need for more intentional relationships.

Tems has consistently focused on her artistry and personal well-being rather than public romance. She has addressed rumors about her personal life, including friendships in the industry, while prioritizing her music career. Her latest project, the EP *Love Is A Kingdom*, further explores themes of love, self-discovery, and emotional kingdoms in a poetic and introspective way.

A representative for Tems noted that her comments stem from personal reflection and a commitment to authenticity, not a blanket judgment. “Tems values genuine connection and continues to approach life and love with honesty and growth in mind,” the statement read.

As the conversation continues to trend, Tems’ remarks have highlighted ongoing dialogues about emotional intelligence, mutual respect, and redefining healthy relationships in a fast-paced, digitally influenced world. Fans and commentators alike are using the moment to share stories and advocate for more meaningful interactions beyond surface-level encounters.

Tems remains one of Africa’s most influential musical voices, blending vulnerability with strength in both her music and public persona. Her willingness to discuss complex personal topics continues to endear her to audiences who appreciate her unfiltered perspective.

Katie Price reveals new tattoo tribute to her husband Lee Andrews as she says she's 'madly in love' and 'doesn't care' what anyone thinks about the whirlwind romance

 Katie Price revealed her new tattoo tribute to her husband Lee Andrews in her latest YouTube vlog uploaded on Tuesday.

The former glamour model, 47, initially tied the knot with the businessman, 42, in January just weeks after meeting, before holding a second, legal ceremony – much to the shock and concern of fans and family, due to reports of Lee being a scammer.  

But Katie has made it clear she doesn't care what anyone thinks of the entrepreneur and last week got 'Lee' inked on her finger.

She says in the clip: 'I'm having another tattoo for Lee because I'm madly and deeply in love. You can call me crazy but I don't care what anyone thinks.'

Katie then said of her many exes: 'They were all rehearsals and rebounds. But I wouldn't have it any other way. When I am old I will look back and know I had an eventful life. I have lots of stories.'

'I'm having Lee, why not? Why not?,' Katie said of the new tattoo for her husband as the cameraman asked her: 'Are you mad?' 

She responded: 'I'm a lunatic. I'm crazy, I'm nuts but I've got a heart of gold. My head is switched on somewhere but you live once and I want to do it, so why not?'

Katie and Lee already had each other's names inked on their hands in Dubai and proudly showed them off afterwards.

They also both got the angel number '11:11′ which is symbolises connection and new beginnings.

It comes after Lee's latest lies emerged as he stumbled through a car crash interview on Monday.

The so called businessman has boasted himself quite the linguist and claimed to speak 12 languages fluently, however when asked to show off his skills struggled through just three.

Lee has also said he 'works closely' with Kim Kardashian's mother, Kris Jenner, which a source close to the billionaire family denying this to Daily Mail. 

However despite Lee's apparent untruths, even admitting last week to lying on his CV which he blamed on a former unnamed PA, Katie still appeared more loved-up than ever, posting a meme about 'pure love' with 'no lies or secrets'.

In his latest interview Lee managed to speak about his wife in Spanish, despite referring to her incorrectly as his girlfriend, before the wheels came off when he was asked to do the same in Hindi and Arabic.

He told The Sun: 'I don't know the word for woman in Hindi. Hindi, I'm going to struggle with because it's like broken down. And anyone who listens to Hindi will say, 'that's not right' and I want to get it right. But let me try it in Hindi for you'. 

Before going on to claim he found speaking Russian easier with Russian people as he can 'bounce off them'.

Elsewhere in the interview Lee said: 'I work with her mother directly. Kim, or should we say her mother, who manages most of her outlets... from what I understand, Kim doesn't have a voice. Kim. And obviously they've got their legal team'.

Last week Lee admitted he lied on his CV as he addressed fraud allegations after it was previously claimed that he spent three weeks locked up in a Dubai jail.

This was as a result of him allegedly forging his ex-girlfriend's signature to take out a £200,000 loan in her name and has been banned from leaving the United Arab Emirates. He denies this.

On Friday, Lee was also hit with a fresh accusation that he took $1000 from another woman and has thus far failed to pay her back - he denied the claims on Instagram soon after.

Lee, who is a self-proclaimed 'millionaire', has also claimed that he studied at Cambridge University and has a PhD.

His LinkedIn profile previously stated he was a 'Member Of The Board of Advisors' for the Labour Party and 'Director of Philanthropy at The King’s Trust', formerly The Prince’s Trust. 

However, the businessman has now admitted his CV was embellished, claiming a former personal assistant was responsible. 

He added that he does not manage his own LinkedIn or social media accounts. 

However, he conceded that his CV definitely needs to change, admitting 'it's not good' by any means. 

The Sun previously reported a woman got in contact with the publication, sharing how she believed she was investing $1000 in his company Aura Worldwide Holdings Ltd. 

However paperwork for the company, which is registered in the British Virgin Islands, showed the business was dissolved in 2024. 

Despite this the woman claims she has not received her investment money back from Lee. 

 She said: 'I sent $1000, which is almost 4000 Dubai Dirham. I sent it to his personal bank account but didn't question it at first.

'When I asked for it back, he said he would pay it back. It's been almost two months now and he's still not giving me my $1000 back.'

The publication has reportedly seen messages between Lee and the woman which confirmed he would return the cash in 24 hours. 

However after she failed to receive the transaction, she went back to him on February 17, writing: 'This is my final request to return to me the 4000 I paid to you for shares in your company that was dissolved in 2024. Please wire the amount back to my account.'

On February 23, she followed up and threatened to go to the police, prompting Lee to reportedly reply: 'Police? Give me 48 hours I'll send.'

However she claims she is still yet to receive the money. 

Despite official paperwork showing his business was dissolved in 2024, Lee insisted to the publication that the company is most certainly not dissolved, adding '100 per cent it's there'. 

Lola Young gives a health update on her 'ongoing drugs recovery' after collapsing on stage

 Lola Young has shared a health update on her addiction treatment and attending Alcoholics Anonymous meetings after collapsing on stage.

The Messy hitmaker, 25, cancelled all of her planned shows after she was carried off-stage at the All Things Go Music Festival in New York in September last year.

Now in a new interview, Lola candidly opened up about her 'ongoing' sobriety journey and revealed she is 'doing a h*** of a lot better' since getting treatment. 

Speaking to The Sunday Times, she said: 'I think I would rather for the sake of my privacy not say too much. But what I would say is that recovery is an ongoing process. I'm not the finished article, but I'm doing a hell of a lot better.'

When asked to clarify, she added: 'I mean drugs recovery, yes. When you're in recovery … that doesn't necessarily need to mean drugs – but me specifically, yes.' 

The singer later revealed she checked into a 'holistic facility' that focuses on addiction and mental health, and she is now attending AA.

Lola also shared that she endured similar demons while recording her album I'm Only F**king Myself back in 2024.

She said: 'There were a lot of things going on for me personally — I was going through a lot of mental health issues, a lot of battling with addiction.'

The star sang about her battle with cocaine addiction and her previous stints in rehab on her previous record, with lyrics describing herself as 'a dumb little addict… trying to quit the snowflake.'

Lola had previously shared the criticism she faced for cancelling a string of concerts to focus on her recovery following her on-stage collapse.

She told Rolling Stone: 'There was a bunch of hate, but you know what? F**k it.

'[Going away] was a decision that I had to make . . . What else was I going to do? Die? That was the reality of where my addiction was heading.'

She continued: 'I chose to hurt myself and self-sabotage, and I also chose to get onstage and perform.'

Despite the traumatic incident, Lola said she is 'very grateful that it happened' because it was a turning point that allowed her to recover to have a 'better future and better herself'.

The singer also revealed that she was overwhelmed by supportive messages from fellow stars including Katy Perry, Elton John and Lady Gaga.

The British star has previously checked into rehab to tackle a cocaine addiction.

Earlier this year, Lola was nominated for five Brit Awards and last month picked up her first Grammy for Best Pop Solo Performance for her hit Messy.

After the win, the star revealed she planned to celebrate without alcohol and was spotted drinking an energy drink as she partied with icon Shania Twain at the star-studded Universal bash.

She said: 'I am going to have an In-N-Out burger with my manager and everyone. I don't drink, but it's going to be fun anyway.'

Lola revealed in 2022 that she had been diagnosed at the age of 17 with schizoaffective disorder.

She said in an Instagram post: 'I cant find the words to describe how much this diagnosis has affected my entire life, and my outlook on the world around me.

'I have struggled immensely learning to accept this part of myself, and I am still learning.

'I have to remind myself that I am a regular f****** person, I am human and I am, like everyone, capable of incredible things, my mental health condition does not define me. It is my superpower.'

Schizoaffective disorder is a mental health condition that is marked by a mix of schizophrenia symptoms, such as hallucinations and delusions, and mood disorder symptoms, such as depression, mania and a milder form of mania called hypomania, as per the NHS.

She made the discovery aged 17 after having suffered with what she thought was clinical depression and bipolar disorder.

She explained that she had an uncle on either side of her family who also had schizophrenia and who had both tragically died.

Lola believed that the condition may in part have been triggered by smoking cannabis as a way to manage childhood trauma, which she chose not to disclose the details of.

She said she can usually sense an oncoming manic episode when she starts getting strange thoughts, but is usually able to medicate to keep things under wraps, though she has previously been taken by surprise and ended up being sectioned.

Lola admitted the unpredictability of her illness makes touring difficult, and she sometimes has manic episodes that last a month and doesn't sleep for several days on the trot.

Lola said that her illness can present her with a lot of guilt and shame, and that she often feels ostracised after incidents in which she has been unwell in front of people.

“My Mum Has Told Me Never To Settle With A Woman Who Is Not Working” – Singer Chike Opens Up On Mother’s Marriage Advice

Popular Nigerian singer and songwriter **Chike** (Chike Ezekpeazu Osebuka) has shared the strong personal advice his mother gave him regarding choosing a life partner, emphasising the importance of a woman who is productive and has her own source of livelihood.

Speaking in a recent episode of the *Ada’s Room Podcast*, the “If You No Love Me” hitmaker revealed that his mother has consistently warned him against settling down with a woman who is not working or adding value, regardless of how strong the feelings may be.

“I think everybody should look for a partner that adds value. Personally, my mum advised me never to settle down with a woman who doesn’t have a source of livelihood regardless of love,” Chike stated.

He further explained his mother’s reasoning: “She said no matter how the love is doing me, I should never do it. If they are not productively adding to production then don’t do it.”

Chike also touched on family dynamics, using the example of a firstborn daughter (Ada) in an Igbo family who may carry heavy responsibilities for her relatives.

“Imagine you want to marry an Ada that she is the one taking care of her family and she is not all productive then you have inherited the whole family,” he added. “That’s why I ask how many siblings a girl has, what does her family do… because truth be told, you don’t want a moment your babe will be like ‘please borrow me money I want to help my brother.’ That is a lot.”

The 33-year-old artist stressed that the advice stems from a desire for mutual contribution and long-term stability in marriage, rather than one-sided financial or emotional burdens.

Chike’s comments have sparked widespread reactions across social media since the podcast clip surfaced, with many Nigerians debating the role of financial independence and family responsibilities in modern relationships.

The singer, known for his soulful sound and hits like “Amen”, “Spell”, and “Out of Love”, continues to focus on his music career while keeping his personal life private.

**Statement from Chike:**

“I respect and value the wisdom my mother has shared with me over the years. In life and in marriage, I believe everyone deserves a partner who brings something positive to the table.”

“I was in 300 level” – Yhemolee reveals year he earned first ₦1M

Nightlife enthusiast, Yhemolee has left social media buzzing after sharing details of his first ₦1 million milestone.

‎The notable figure, who welcomed his first child with Thayour B in January 2025, disclosed this during a livestream with Carter Efe.

‎During the livestream, Yhemolee disclosed that he earned his first ₦1 million while in 300 level and made his first ₦100 million in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic.

‎“I was in 300 level. That was 2014. That was 2020 pandemic. I think a lot of people made money that year“, He stated.

‎The livestream took a U-turn after Carter Efe denied earning money that year, with the duo bursting into laughter.

‎Yhemolee Welcomes First Child

‎It would be recalled that Yhemolee welcomed his first child, a baby boy, Amirion Idowu, in January 2025, with his wife Oyin Tayo, also known as Thayour B.

The couple shared the joyful news on Instagram, posting stunning photos from their maternity shoot.

Notably, the couple tied the knot on September 5, 2024, in a star-studded white ceremony in Lagos, and announced their pregnancy prior to their wedding.

The groomsmen included  Rahaman Jago, Poco Lee, White Lion, and King Manny.

Additionally, Thayour B, a model and social media influencer, has built a significant following on Instagram and TikTok.

Watch video below…..

You need marriage more than men – Comedian Klinton Cod advises women

 Nigerian comedian and media personality **KlintonCod** (Ekene Clinton Egbuna) has sparked widespread discussion with his candid advice to women on the importance of marriage, asserting that women have a greater need for it than men.

In a recent post that has gone viral across social media platforms, KlintonCod highlighted trends among women in Western countries, noting that many over-35 women in America and Canada are now freezing their eggs due to fears of not finding life partners. He suggested this could be a future reality for Nigerian women if current attitudes persist.

**Lagos, Nigeria – March 16, 2026** – Popular Nigerian comedian and social commentator KlintonCod has issued a direct message to women aspiring to marriage and family life, emphasizing that "na una need this marriage thing pass, no be men" (translation: "You need this marriage thing more, not men").

Drawing from observations of global relationship dynamics, KlintonCod pointed out challenges men face in long-term commitments with certain attitudes. He urged women to adopt positive, traditional values to improve their prospects in finding suitable partners.

"As a woman looking forward to marriage and building a family, learn from your mother, be loyal, be practical, be kind, be respectful and overall, be considerate," he advised. "Marriage is a huge trophy for women... Na una need this marriage thing pass, no be men."

The statement has generated significant reactions online, with supporters praising the straightforward advice and critics debating the gender implications. KlintonCod, known for his unfiltered takes on relationships, society, and culture, stands by his views, encouraging women to prioritize qualities that foster healthy partnerships.

KlintonCod continues to engage audiences through his platforms on X, Instagram, and other social media, where he frequently shares insights on modern life, relationships, and Nigerian culture.

“Just born pikin, the pikin go grow, this marriage thing no dey work” — Timaya

 Nigerian music icon **Inetimi Timaya Odon**, better known as **Timaya**, has once again stirred widespread debate with his blunt take on marriage, declaring in a viral video clip that “**Just born pikin, the pikin go grow, this marriage thing no dey work**.”

The self-acclaimed “Ego Ogbono” made the candid remark during a casual conversation captured on video, where he appeared to advise single men—amid laughter from those around him—to prioritize fatherhood over rushing into matrimony. Speaking in Pidgin English, the Port Harcourt-born singer suggested that having children outside of marriage might be a more practical path in today's world, as he believes traditional marriage often fails to deliver lasting fulfillment or stability.

“Just born pikin, the pikin go grow, this marriage thing no dey work,” Timaya stated plainly in the short clip, which has since gone viral across social media platforms, sparking mixed reactions from fans, colleagues, and netizens. Some praised his honesty and relatability, while others criticized the statement as discouraging to those who value committed partnerships, with comments ranging from “Marriage works with the right person” to questions about the logistics of single parenthood.

Timaya, a father of four children from previous relationships, has long been open about his personal stance on marriage. In earlier interviews, including one with Naija FM, he revealed that he has never felt compelled to walk down the aisle, emphasizing his focus on being a present father rather than conforming to societal expectations of wedlock.

The 45-year-old Dancehall and Afrobeats star, known for chart-topping hits like “Balance,” “Sweet Us,” and “No Pressure,” continues to enjoy massive success in his career while maintaining a private personal life. His latest comments have reignited conversations about evolving views on relationships, family structures, and commitment in modern Nigerian society.

Timaya remains unapologetic in expressing his perspectives through his music and public utterances, often drawing from real-life experiences to connect with his audience.

We respect Timaya's right to share his views and acknowledge the diverse opinions this topic evokes. The artist is currently focused on his music projects and family. Further updates will be provided from official sources as they become available.

“Afrobeat is mainly for Lagos, Yorubas” – Omah Lay opens up on struggles in music industry

 Nigerian Afrobeats superstar **Stanley Omah Didia**, popularly known as **Omah Lay**, has candidly opened up about the challenges he faced breaking into the music industry, asserting that **Afrobeats** remains predominantly centered in **Lagos** and heavily influenced by **Yoruba** artists.

Speaking at a recent listening party for his upcoming album *Clarity of Mind*, the Port Harcourt-born singer reflected on his journey from the South-South region to global recognition. He highlighted the geographical and cultural barriers that artists from outside Lagos often encounter in gaining mainstream acceptance within the genre.

“Afrobeats is mainly Lagos. It is mainly Yorubas. Fela Kuti is the pioneer, we all know that and he is Yoruba,” Omah Lay stated. “I am from Port Harcourt and you have to break into Lagos. There are only two people from PH that you know; Burna Boy and me.”

The multi-award-winning artist, known for hits like “Bad Influence,” “Understand,” and “Soso,” described the exhaustion of having to relocate focus and efforts to the commercial hub of Lagos to establish himself. He emphasized that succeeding in Afrobeats often requires navigating a scene where opportunities, networks, and cultural roots are deeply tied to the Yoruba ethnic group and the city's ecosystem.

Omah Lay's comments have sparked widespread discussions online, with fans and industry observers debating the inclusivity of Afrobeats amid its global explosion. While the genre—evolving from Fela Kuti's Afrobeat—has seen massive contributions from artists across Nigeria and beyond, many agree that Lagos remains the epicenter for production, promotion, and breakthroughs.

Despite these hurdles, Omah Lay has risen to become one of Afrobeats' most influential voices, collaborating with international stars and headlining major festivals. His forthcoming project *Clarity of Mind* promises more introspective and heartfelt music, building on his signature blend of vulnerability, melody, and rhythm.

Omah Lay continues to inspire with his authenticity, using his platform to address regional dynamics while focusing on personal growth, family, and his dedicated fanbase.

We appreciate Omah Lay's honesty in sharing his experiences and wish him continued success with *Clarity of Mind* and beyond. Further updates on the album and related projects will be provided from official sources as they become available.

“Afrobeats is mainly Lagos, It's mainly Yorubas. Fela Kuti is the pioneer, we all know that and he's Yoruba. I'm from PH and you have to break into Lagos. There are only two people from PH that you know, Burna Boy & Me"

- Omah Lay pic.twitter.com/zUCb2XsTGQ

— OLAMIDE 🌸💖 (@Olamide0fficial) March 10, 2026

Ayra Starr opens up about past secret relationship that inspired her song ‘Where Do We Go’

 Nigerian Afrobeats sensation **Ayra Starr** has candidly opened up about a past secret relationship that served as the emotional inspiration behind her latest single, **“Where Do We Go”**.

In a revealing interview on the *Way Up With Angela Yee* podcast, the Mavin Records star shared that the track—released on March 6, 2026, under Mavin Global Holdings and Republic Records—was drawn directly from a real-life “situationship” she described as private, intense, and ultimately unhealthy.

“‘Where Do We Go’ is inspired by a very secret relationship I had for a while where nobody really knew what was going on, only us,” Ayra Starr explained. “My friends were telling me to wrap it up, but I didn’t want to because I loved him. It wasn’t healthy; it was very much like a sneaky link, a situationship type of situation. It wasn’t going anywhere; that is why I was asking, where do we go from here? What’s the point of this? Do you like me because I like you?”

The 23-year-old Grammy-nominated artist emphasized that every lyric in the song is authentic and rooted in her personal experience. She highlighted the confusion of deep feelings mixed with uncertainty, secrecy, and the lack of clear direction—emotions that prompted her to question the future of the connection repeatedly.

Produced by ILYA, “Where Do We Go” is a sultry, vibrant ode to after-hours romance and modern relationship complexities, blending catchy Afrobeats rhythms with introspective lyrics. The single marks Ayra Starr’s first solo release of the year following collaborations and previous hits like “Rush” and “Who’s Dat Girl.”

Fans have praised the singer for her vulnerability and honesty, with many relating to the themes of hidden affection, mixed signals, and the struggle to define unclear bonds. Ayra Starr continues to build on her global success, with the new track already generating buzz across streaming platforms and social media.

Ayra Starr remains focused on her music and personal growth, using her art to process and share real-life stories that resonate widely.

We commend Ayra Starr for her openness and wish her continued success and healing. Further updates on her projects will be shared as they emerge from official channels.

Ayra Starr on what inspired her new single "WDWG" (Via Way Up with Angela Yee)

— "It was inspired by a very secret relationship I had for a while, where nobody knew what was going on and my friends were telling me to wrap it up. It was a sneaky link, situationship type thing" pic.twitter.com/vlWRsY3cEe

— 𝗔𝗟𝗕𝗨𝗠 𝗧𝗔𝗟𝗞𝗦 📀 (@AlbumTalksHQ) March 10, 2026

Uzor Arukwe addresses Bambam romance rumour amid alleged split with Teddy A

 Nollywood actor **Uzor Arukwe** has publicly addressed and firmly denied circulating romance rumours linking him to actress and reality TV star **Bamike Olawunmi-Adenibuyan**, popularly known as **Bambam**, amid ongoing speculation about challenges in her marriage to fellow Big Brother Naija alum **Teddy A** (Tope Adenibuyan).

In a recent interview with BBC Igbo, Arukwe categorically dismissed the allegations as baseless and untrue, emphasizing that his interaction with Bambam was strictly professional and limited to their on-screen collaboration in a recent romantic film. The actor revealed that he first met Bambam on the movie set and took deliberate steps to maintain respect for her marriage during filming.

“I met BamBam for the first time when we shot that movie,” Arukwe stated. “Before filming, I always ask my co-lead actor — especially the married ones — if it is okay to touch them in a certain way, because I don’t want them to have problems at home. I specifically asked her if our role would cause any issues in her marriage or if there was any way I could touch her that her husband wouldn’t like.”

He further clarified that such precautions are part of his standard professional practice when working on intimate scenes, aimed at avoiding misunderstandings. Arukwe stressed that claims of a romantic involvement or any off-screen relationship were completely false, noting that speculation appeared to stem from viewers mistaking strong on-screen chemistry for real-life romance.

The rumours gained traction following the release and popularity of their joint project, which featured romantic elements, coinciding with separate social media observations about Bambam and Teddy A — including reports of them unfollowing each other on Instagram and absent joint family appearances during holidays. Neither Bambam nor Teddy A has officially confirmed any marital separation, and the couple has previously debunked similar rumours in the past.

Arukwe expressed concern over how such unfounded narratives can unfairly impact personal lives and professional reputations, reiterating his commitment to professionalism in the industry.

Fans and colleagues have since praised Arukwe for his transparency and respectfulness in handling the matter. The actor continues to focus on his thriving career in Nollywood, with several projects in the pipeline.

We respect the privacy of all parties involved and wish them well amid the public scrutiny. Further updates will be shared as official statements emerge.

Popular Nigerian comedian, skit maker, widely known as **Broda Shaggi**, has been hospitalised following an alleged gunshot injury sustained while filming a comedy skit.

 Popular Nigerian comedian, skit maker, and social media influencer **Samuel Perry**, widely known as **Broda Shaggi**, has been hospitalised following an alleged gunshot injury sustained while filming a comedy skit.

The incident reportedly occurred on Sunday afternoon under the Sango-Ota bridge in the Sango-Ota area of Ogun State. According to sources close to the matter, Perry sustained the injury during the production of content, though the exact circumstances surrounding the shooting remain unclear and are currently under investigation by the relevant authorities.

His crew members promptly rushed him to Blooming Care Hospital in the Alakuko area of Lagos State for initial medical attention. He was later referred to Duchess Hospital in Ikeja for further treatment, where he is said to be receiving care and recuperating from a gunshot wound to the thigh.

The Lagos State Police Command confirmed receiving a report from the hospital regarding a gunshot victim and identified the individual as the popular content creator. While the incident took place in Ogun State (outside Lagos jurisdiction), detectives were mobilised, and the Ogun State Police Command has commenced an investigation into the matter.

Broda Shaggi, renowned for his unique comedic style, satirical skits, and characters drawn from everyday Nigerian life, has built a massive following through his creative content. Fans and colleagues have taken to social media to express concern and pray for his speedy recovery.

No further details on his current condition have been released, and authorities continue to probe the incident to determine the full facts.

We wish Broda Shaggi a full and swift recovery during this challenging time. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available from official sources.