Author: Ifedamola Joseph Fayomi

Ifedamola Joseph Fayomi is a dedicated news reporter deeply rooted in reporting captivating news. As an experienced reporter and writer, he currently serves as a Staff Reporter at New Daily Prime, where he passionately covers entertainment stories. Driven by a commitment to accurate and fair reporting, Ifedamola strives to keep the community informed and engaged.

Senator Ned Nwoko speaks on Channels Television, defending polygamy and saying he pities men who have only one wife.

Nigerian lawmaker and businessman Senator Ned Nwoko has sparked fresh debate on social media after describing monogamy as an unbalanced way of life. The politician, who is married to Nollywood actress Regina Daniels, claimed that having only one wife is equivalent to “standing on one leg,” suggesting that polygamy offers greater stability for men. Speaking during an interview on Channels Television with Seun Okinbaloye on Sunday night, Nwoko said he pities men who have just one wife, insisting that his choice to marry multiple women is both natural and fulfilling. Read Also: Inside Regina Daniels, Ned Nwoko’s domestic abuse saga “Just…

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Charles Onyeabor

Europe-based Nigerian Afrobeat sensation Charles Onyeabor achieved a major milestone on October 24, 2025, after selling out the iconic Hard Rock Café in Firenze, Italy, marking a defining moment in his blossoming international career. Charles, the son of legendary Afro-funk pioneer William Onyeabor, delivered a dynamic and soulful performance that thrilled a multicultural audience, blending the essence of classic Afrobeat with a fresh, contemporary sound.  His signature fusion of Afrobeat, soul, funk, and modern rhythm reflected both his heritage and his evolution as a global artist. Read Also: Tems crowned Africa’s top-selling female artiste The event, which drew music lovers from…

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Erigga

Nigerian rapper and singer Erigga has voiced his frustration over the growing tendency of Nigerians to celebrate foreign entertainers while neglecting their own local stars. Speaking in an interview with Yanga FM, the Warri-born artist criticised the mindset that gives more value to international recognition than to homegrown achievements, a problem he says continues to affect Nigeria’s entertainment culture. Reacting to the relocation of the Headies Awards to the United States, Erigga said the move reflects how much Nigerians crave validation from abroad rather than appreciating the massive talent and vibrant music scene within their own borders. Read Also: Erigga: Internet…

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