Author: Ifedamola Joseph Fayomi

Veteran Nollywood actress Kate Henshaw has spoken out against the growing culture of attending parties and events without invitations, describing the practice as rude, disrespectful, and lacking in self-respect. In a video shared on her Instagram page, the actress addressed what she described as a long-standing problem that continues to happen at social gatherings. Read Also: Kate Henshaw demands justice for Phyna’s sister after Dangote’s truck accident Henshaw criticised not only those who attend events uninvited, but also individuals who receive invitations meant for only one person and then proceed to invite several others without informing the host. According to her,…

Popular Nigerian social media critic Martins Vincent Otse, widely known as VeryDarkMan, has revealed that a petition he filed against controversial relationship therapist Blessing Okoro, popularly known as Blessing CEO, has been approved for investigation by the Inspector General of Police. The development is the latest twist in the controversy surrounding Blessing CEO’s recent claim that she was battling stage four cancer. Read Also: ‘Blessing CEO doctored my cancer report’ — Cancer survivor woman VeryDarkMan disclosed in a video shared on his official Instagram page, where he explained why he decided to involve the police. According to him, he was one…

The Nigerian DJ Association, NDJ, has announced a temporary ban on all songs by Grammy-winning singer Burna Boy from the playlists of its members nationwide. The association decided on Wednesday following allegations that Burna Boy and members of his team physically attacked DJ Tunez during an event in Lagos. According to reports, the incident happened on Monday night at Obi’s House, a popular weekly Afrobeats gathering held in Lagos. Read Also: DJ Tunez speaks on struggle to mend Wizkid, Davido’s relationship The event, which is usually attended by music lovers, celebrities, and industry figures, reportedly turned chaotic after DJ Tunez allegedly…

Afrobeats singer Omah Stanley Didia, popularly known as Omah Lay, has claimed that the Nigerian music industry is deeply divided between supporters of Davido and loyalists of Wizkid. The ‘Soso’ crooner made the claim during a recent interview with American music publication, The Fader, where he opened up about the structure of the Afrobeats industry and his relationship with some of its biggest stars. According to Omah Lay, the current Nigerian music scene has become so polarised that artists often feel pressured to align themselves with one side or the other. Read Also: Wizkid, Davido beef overplayed – DJ Tunez He…

Mrs Deborah Mbara, the woman whose cancer diagnosis report was allegedly altered and shared online by controversial relationship coach Blessing Okoro, popularly known as Blessing CEO, has finally spoken out. Read more breaking stories from our latest nigeria news Her reaction comes hours after the Nigerian Medical Association, NMA, Delta State chapter, called for the arrest of Blessing CEO over the alleged manipulation of a medical report belonging to another patient. Read Also: NMA disowns viral histology report linked to Blessing CEO The controversy began a few days ago after Blessing CEO announced on social media that she was battling stage four…

Veteran Nollywood actor Davis Ofor, popularly known for his role as Clarus in the iconic 1980s sitcom New Masquerade, has died. The news of his passing was announced by fellow actor Tony Akposheri in an emotional post shared on Instagram. Akposheri expressed shock and sadness over the death of the veteran actor, revealing that they had recently spent time together during the New Year celebrations. Read Also: Oscar star Robert Duvall dies at 95 According to him, they laughed, shared memories, and discussed plans for the future, unaware that it would be their last meeting. Read more breaking stories from our latest…

Actress and producer Bolaji Ogunmola has joined the ongoing conversation about royalties and residuals for actors in Nigeria’s film industry. For more updates, follow the latest from Entertainment. The actress shared her views in a recent post on X, arguing that actors who want to continue earning from films long after production should be willing to invest in those projects from the start. According to Ogunmola, the best way for actors to receive royalties is by adopting a back-end payment model. In film production, back-end payment means that an actor accepts a smaller fee, or sometimes no upfront payment at all,…

Afrobeats singer Oyinkansola Sarah Aderibigbe, popularly known as Ayra Starr, has opened up about what she looks for in a romantic partner, revealing that physical appearance is not a priority for her. The ‘All The Love’ crooner made the revelation during a recent interview with media personality Diana Eneje, where she spoke candidly about relationships, attraction, and the qualities she values most in a partner. According to Ayra Starr, she has never really had a specific physical type when it comes to dating. Instead, she said she is naturally drawn to people who are intelligent, ambitious, and emotionally mature. Read…

The Nigerian Medical Association, Delta State chapter, has publicly disowned a histology report circulating online and allegedly linked to relationship coach and social media personality Blessing Okoro, popularly known as Blessing CEO. The association said the medical document being shared on social media was not originally issued to Blessing Okoro but was instead altered from an authentic report belonging to another patient. The clarification was contained in a statement jointly signed by the chairman of the NMA Delta State chapter, Dr. Israel Adaigho, and the secretary, Dr. Usamah Hannah. Read Also: Provide medical proof — VeryDarkMan tackles Blessing CEO According to…

Afrobeats singer Omah Stanley Didia, popularly known as Omah Lay, has claimed that the global popularity of Afrobeats, particularly in Western countries, is beginning to decline. Speaking during his Lagos Warehouse session, the singer said the level of excitement and acceptance the genre enjoyed abroad between 2020 and 2024 is no longer the same. Read Also: I’m Nigeria’s best artiste, Omah Lay spills “Overseas, Afrobeats is declining. It is facts,” he said. “The Afrobeats that you guys used to know in 2020-2024 are not the Afrobeats you know now anymore.” According to Omah Lay, although Nigerian artistes are still performing…