Author: Ifedamola Joseph Fayomi

Famous Nigerian actress Toyin Abraham has expressed deep concern over the worsening insecurity across the country, joining other public figures in condemning the recent violent attacks in Kwara and Kebbi states. New Daily Prime reports that at least three people were confirmed dead and several worshippers abducted on Tuesday evening when suspected terrorists stormed a church programme at Eruku, Ekiti Local Government Area of Kwara State. The tragic incident occurred just hours after 25 schoolgirls of Government Girls’ Comprehensive Secondary School, Maga, in Kebbi State, were kidnapped on Monday, November 17, 2025. Read Also: Omah Lay: Prayers alone won’t save Nigeria…

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Nigeria’s leading female artist, Tiwa Savage, has opened up about the dark side of the music business, revealing that she’s been pressured to use her body for career advancement. Speaking during a panel at Entertainment Week Africa, she said the demand for sex from female artistes in exchange for gigs and endorsements remains a major obstacle for women in the industry. Savage shared that she was told by influential male executives that she needed to personally “visit this chairman” before she could be booked for certain shows.  Read Also: Tiwa Savage: I don’t mind becoming a second wife The implication, she…

Afrobeats star Stanley Omah Didia, widely known as Omah Lay, has said that Nigeria will not improve through prayers alone, insisting that real change requires citizens to take deliberate and proactive steps. In a post shared on his X handle on Thursday, the singer argued that both religious appeals and spiritual declarations will remain ineffective unless Nigerians take concrete action to address the country’s worsening insecurity and economic hardship. Read Also: Moses Bliss, Mercy Chinwo react to Kwara church attack He wrote, “No Jesus, no Allah, no prayer is saving us. Nothing changes until we wake TF up.” Omah Lay’s comments…

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American rapper Nicki Minaj has appealed to fans to be more understanding and compassionate toward Nigerian artists who have faced heavy backlash in recent days. New Daily Prime reports that several Nigerian entertainers came under intense scrutiny this week, with social media users accusing them of being insensitive or out of touch with the country’s worsening insecurity. Burna Boy became the centre of online criticism after he “jokingly” declared that he wanted “only rich fans,” a remark many Nigerians described as arrogant and dismissive. Read Also: Nicki Minaj addressed UN, condemned killings of Christians in Nigeria Yemi Alade also faced attacks…