Author: Ifedamola Joseph Fayomi

Eedris Abdulkareem denies targeting Seyi Tinubu in his new song, “Tell Your Papa,” stating that it responds to public comments rather than a personal attack. Speaking on Rubbin’ Minds, a Sunday programme aired on Channels Television, Abdulkareem clarified the message behind the track. He said the song was not a personal attack on Seyi Tinubu but a response to the younger Tinubu’s public statement. Seyi Tinubu had earlier declared that his father, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is the “best president Nigeria has ever had.” He made the comment in March 2025 while speaking in Yola, the capital of Adamawa State.…

Nollywood legend Richard Mofe-Damijo, widely known as RMD, has stirred a wave of conversation after sharing his thoughts on polygamy. In a recent episode of the podcast Curiosity Made Me Ask, the beloved actor spoke openly about his belief that it may be unfair for a man to be married to only one woman. Known for his charm and commanding screen presence, RMD surprised many fans with his bold and honest take on love and relationships during the candid interview. A surprising question sparks debate The discussion took an interesting turn when the podcast’s host, Bae U Barbie, posed a…

Fireboy DML reveals how his tattoos have strained his relationship with his father, calling it the one thing that truly broke his dad’s heart. In a heartfelt interview, the 29-year-old singer shared how his decision to get tattoos deeply affected his father, creating a rift that still lingers today. “My tattoos broke my dad’s heart” Speaking on a recent episode of the 90s Baby Show, Fireboy didn’t hold back. He admitted that getting tattooed might be the one act his father will never truly forgive. The artist revealed that each time his father visits, he takes extra care to cover…

Afrobeats singer Adedamola Adefolahan, widely known as Fireboy DML, has opened up about a surprising chapter from his early career. It’s a chapter that almost saw him trading his music dreams for a much more modest life as a petty trader. Despite holding a bachelor’s degree, Fireboy was on the verge of starting a small business selling rechargeable lamps under Ajah Bridge in Lagos. That was before he was discovered by renowned rapper and music executive Olamide, whose decision would change the course of his life. A potential businessman, not a musician Fireboy’s rise to fame in the music industry…

Kcee, Nigerian music star, revealed that he was once a footballer but turned to music after his soccer career ended due to lack of support and sponsorship. In a recent interview with podcaster Temisan Emmanuel, the “Limpopo” hitmaker shared that before music brought him fame, he had dreams of making it big on the football pitch. Playing for top Nigerian clubsKcee revealed he once played for Julius Berger FC and Puma FC during the 1990s. He described himself as a promising young athlete, full of energy and ambition. Football, he said, was his first love. “I started with football,” he…

DJ Cuppy, daughter of billionaire Femi Otedola, reveals her Christian faith has completely changed her career path and redefined her life’s purpose. In a reflective post on X (formerly Twitter), she opened up about how her spiritual journey has led to unexpected but meaningful changes in her life. Turning point in London The 31-year-old music star said her life took a new turn in August 2024. That month, she made a personal decision to dedicate her life to Christ during a church service at Holy Trinity Brompton in London. The church is known for its vibrant Christian community and has…

Comedian Mr. Macaroni responded to Seyi Law’s comments, denying their rift is due to Law’s APC affiliation. He cites Law’s behavior as the real issue. The entertainer took to social media platform X to set the record straight, addressing the issue head-on and clearing up what he describes as “false narratives.” Uncivilized behavior, not politics, behind the rift In a pointed statement, Mr. Macaroni explained that his fallout with Seyi Law was not about politics. Instead, he accused Seyi of displaying “uncivilized behavior” during and after the elections, which, according to Macaroni, had a significant impact on their friendship. The…

Odumodublvck names Olamide and Don Jazzy as his godfathers, crediting their support and saying no one can oppress him with them behind him. In a bold post shared on Thursday via his official X (formerly Twitter) handle, the ‘Declan Rice’ hitmaker declared that with Olamide and Don Jazzy by his side, he feels untouchable in the industry. His words were simple yet powerful: “Baddo [Olamide] and Don Jazzy na my musical godfathers. Nobody fit oppress me.” He wrote This short but strong message instantly caught the attention of fans and industry watchers alike. It wasn’t just a casual post—it was…

Nigerian movie star Funke Akindele has spoken out about her struggles with motherhood, heartbreak, and loss. In a revealing interview, she accused her former husband, Abdulrasheed Bello, also known as JJC Skillz, of not taking responsibility for their children. Akindele, a beloved actress and filmmaker, made the claim during a recent interview with media personality Chude Jideonwo. She shared how she has been raising their twin boys alone since the couple separated in 2022. “I’m the only one raising the kids,” she said firmly, making it clear that her ex-husband has not been involved in parenting since their split. The…

Nollywood’s Opeyemi Aiyeola slams Eniola Badmus over a harsh hairline comment made on her recent social media post, calling it hurtful and hypocritical. A joke gone too far The online drama began after Aiyeola shared a casual video on her Instagram page. In the clip, her receding hairline was visible—a feature that quickly became the subject of comments from some followers. Among the remarks, one in particular sparked outrage. Eniola Badmus, who now serves as a Special Assistant to the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas, commented, “Ope, where is your front hair?” Her words drew sharp criticism…