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Nollywood actor and activist Yomi Fabiyi has issued an official statement clarifying his remarks on the release of embattled actor Olanrewaju James, popularly known as Baba Ijesha, while urging the Lagos State Ministry of Justice to re-examine several unresolved legal concerns surrounding the case. The statement, dated 17 November 2025 and shared on his official Instagram page, comes after the 16 November 2025 press release by the Lagos State Attorney-General, Lawal Pedro, SAN, which debunked claims circulating online that Baba Ijesha had been cleared of sexual assault charges. Read Also: Lagos AG dismisses claims Baba Ijesha was cleared by Appeal Court…

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has reacted to the in-flight confrontation involving social media personalities VeryDarkMan (VDM) and Mr. Jollof, describing the incident as “unruly behaviour” that endangered passengers and crew members. In a statement released by the NCAA spokesperson, Mr Michael Achimugu, the authority expressed strong disapproval over the altercation, which occurred aboard a commercial flight and was later circulated widely on social media. Read Also: Fighting during flight: Airline hands over VeryDarkman, Mr Jollof to security agents  The spokesperson explained that the incident came to his attention shortly before takeoff, after he was tagged in an online post…

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Nigerian singer Oludipe David, popularly known as Spyro, has expressed concern over what he describes as the loss of intrinsic value in modern music. Speaking during an appearance on the Adesope Live show, the “Who Is Your Guy” crooner, who is known for promoting conscious and clean music, said today’s music industry is dominated by superficial content that prioritises rhythm and trends over meaningful messaging. Read Also: Spyro: Banky W told me proclaiming Christ affected his career According to Spyro, earlier generations of artists were intentional about communicating values, regardless of the genre they performed. “In the past, artists were passing…

Ace Nigerian rapper Olamide Adedeji, popularly known as Olamide Baddo, has reacted to the heated backlash trailing his recent declaration that Wizkid is the greatest Afrobeats artist after the late music legend Fela Kuti. Olamide sparked massive debate earlier this week after commenting on a press conference in Toronto, Canada, where he praised Wizkid and reflected on their past collaborations. His statement immediately triggered reactions across social media, with fans of Burna Boy and Davido strongly opposing his ranking. Read Also: Olamide credits late rapper Dagrin for shaping his career Addressing the controversy in a post shared on his X (formerly…

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