Author: Ifedamola Joseph Fayomi

Social media personality and activist VeryDarkMan has disclosed that he received an invitation from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission following a petition seeking an investigation into his financial activities. According to reports, the petition was submitted by legal practitioner Blessing Agbomhere of Blessing Agbomhere & Partners. Read Also: EFCC arrests VeryDarkMan over multiple cyberstalking petitions The complaint reportedly called for a comprehensive probe into the financial dealings, sponsorship arrangements, and funding sources of both VeryDarkMan and activist-lawyer Deji Adeyanju. Reacting to the development on his social media platforms, VeryDarkMan suggested that the move was politically motivated and designed to intimidate…

Nigerian singer Mr Real has dismissed claims by fellow artiste Idowest that he is the original owner of the hit street anthem Legbegbe. The song, released in 2018 by Mr Real and featuring Idowest, became one of the defining records of the Shaku Shaku era and enjoyed massive success across Nigeria and beyond. Read Also: Featuring Idowest on ‘Legbegbe’ stalled my career growth – Mr. Real It remains one of the biggest street anthems associated with the dance movement that dominated the music scene at the time. The controversy resurfaced after Idowest, during a recent livestream with popular streamer Carter Efe,…

Veteran Nollywood actor Francis Duru has debunked widespread rumours claiming he is battling a terminal illness, describing the reports as false and malicious. The speculation gained momentum after a video showing the actor looking noticeably frail surfaced on social media and quickly went viral. The clip sparked concern among fans and colleagues, with many expressing fears about his health and well-being. Family debunks Pete Edochie’s death rumour Adeleke dismisses school kidnapping rumours, says Osun schools remain secure Sanwo-Olu, Abiodun dismiss rift rumours as ‘fake news’ Responding to the rumours, Duru shared a video on his Instagram page, assuring supporters…

Nollywood actor Olanrewaju Omiyinka, popularly known as Baba Ijesha, and his wife, Anjy Luminee, have welcomed a baby boy, drawing congratulations from colleagues and fans while also reigniting debate about the actor’s controversial past. The couple announced the birth of their son on Tuesday, prompting an outpouring of goodwill messages from supporters across the entertainment industry and social media. Baba Ijesha speaks after prison release, claims betrayal However, the joyous occasion quickly became a subject of public discussion as some social media users revisited Baba Ijesha’s previous legal troubles, leading to divided reactions online. Among those who celebrated the arrival…

Nigeria’s ambassador-designate to Mexico, Reno Omokri, has reacted after Afrobeats star Davido publicly referred to him as “Bingo” in a social media post. The exchange comes amid an ongoing debate over Davido’s decision to use a global platform to draw attention to the plight of abducted schoolchildren in Oyo State. “Your plan will fail” — Davido fires at Gboyega Oyetola New Daily Prime reports that Reno had earlier attributed the delay in resuming his diplomatic duties in Mexico to activities surrounding the ongoing FIFA World Cup. Shortly afterwards, Davido appeared to take a swipe at the former presidential aide in…

Award-winning rapper Nicki Minaj has claimed that influential figures within the music industry deliberately suppress talented artists who refuse to conform to their expectations. The rapper made the remarks during a recent appearance on The Bryce Crawford Podcast, where she reflected on her experiences in the entertainment industry and the challenges she believes many musicians face behind the scenes. 9ice claims devil controls music industry, warns aspiring artistes According to Minaj, some powerful individuals in the industry wield significant influence over artists’ careers and can make even talented performers “almost invisible” if they choose not to comply with certain demands…

The organisers of the prestigious The Headies have announced that the award ceremony will once again be held outside Nigeria, with the 18th edition scheduled to take place in Toronto, Canada. The announcement was made on Monday during “The Big Announcement” event held at Eko Hotels & Suites in Lagos, where Headies founder Ayo Animashaun explained the reasons behind the decision. Headies founder criticises Nigeria’s Grammy obsession, urges support The development marks another international chapter for the awards, which first left Nigeria in 2022 when the 15th edition was hosted in Atlanta. After spending time abroad, the awards returned to…

Nigerian highlife and Afrobeats singer Flavour N’abania has sparked fresh reactions after opening up about his views on relationships and why he finds it difficult to remain committed to one woman. Speaking in a recent video broadcast, the Nabania crooner described himself as someone who does not fit into a traditional, monogamous lifestyle, explaining that his personality and outlook on life place him outside conventional relationship expectations. Read Also: Young Jonn opens up on love life, says he can’t commit to one woman According to the singer, he sees himself as someone who lives freely and is not suited for being…

Nigerian singer Magixx has weighed in on the ongoing debate about financial responsibility in relationships, stating that he does not support the idea of couples splitting expenses equally. The Mavin Records artiste shared his views during a recent interview with Cool FM Lagos, where he discussed modern dating, gender roles, and financial obligations in relationships and marriage. Read Also: Shared responsibility needed in relationships — Ayo Makun According to the Love Don’t Cost A Dime crooner, men should take primary responsibility for paying bills, regardless of how the relationship began. “I don’t believe in 50/50,” Magixx said during the interview. The singer maintained…

Afrobeats singer Qing Madi has publicly accused her former record label boss, Joy Tongo, of forgery, financial misconduct, and attempting to sabotage her music career amid an ongoing legal dispute. The controversy escalated after several songs from Qing Madi’s album Barely Legal were reportedly removed from streaming platforms over allegations of contractual violations. Read Also: Qing Madi speaks on music money Speaking during a recent TikTok livestream, the singer claimed that her former label, JTon Music, has continued to interfere with her music releases despite what she described as a legal victory against a multimillion-dollar lawsuit filed against her. According to…