Author: Ifedamola Joseph Fayomi

Ifedamola Joseph Fayomi is a committed and detail-orientated news reporter with a strong passion for delivering compelling and engaging stories. An experienced journalist and writer, he currently works as a staff reporter at New Daily Prime, where he specialises in covering entertainment news with depth and accuracy. With over 2,000 published stories to his credit, Ifedamola has built a solid reputation for consistency, credibility, and storytelling excellence. Guided by a dedication to balanced and factual reporting, he remains focused on informing, educating, and connecting with his audience through impactful journalism.

Jarvis Peller

Popular AI robotic content creator, Jarvis, has opened up about why she has not yet tied the knot with Peller, despite their much-publicised relationship. The 23-year-old influencer made the revelation during a recent TikTok live session while discussing her love life with fans. Jarvis, who commands a massive following for her AI-inspired content, explained that her fiancé’s age is a major reason for the delay in their wedding plans. “Peller can change one day and say I am too old for him,” Jarvis said candidly. “I’m old enough for marriage, but Peller’s age is slowing me down. We would have…

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Terry Apala

Nigerian musician Terry Apala has stirred conversation online after revealing that he would never allow his partner to attend a public gym. The Apala Disco crooner made the statement during a recent interview with Echo Room, hosted by reality TV star Teddy A. Terry explained that his stance is based on his personal experiences, claiming that many women go to the gym for reasons other than working out. “I will not allow my partner to go to the gym,” he said firmly. “I was a member of iFitness VGC, so I’ve been there. I saw what was going down. I…

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Veteran actor, Kanayo O Kanayo

Veteran Nollywood actor, Kanayo O. Kanayo, has sounded the alarm over what he considers a worrying trend in Nigeria’s film industry, particularly on YouTube, where casting decisions are increasingly being driven by popularity and appearance rather than genuine acting ability. Kanayo, whose real name is Anayo Modestus Onyekwere, is one of Nollywood’s most respected pioneers, widely celebrated for his breakout role in the 1992 blockbuster Living in Bondage.  With a career spanning more than three decades, he has consistently positioned himself as an advocate for professionalism, quality, and respect for craft in the Nigerian film industry. In a video message…

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Seun Kuti

Maverick Nigerian singer, Seun Kuti, has shared his perspective on the ongoing debate about Afrobeats, arguing that the global music phenomenon is more of a “title” than a distinct genre. The Grammy-nominated musician, who is the son of Afrobeat pioneer Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, made the remarks in a recent interview with The Beat 99.9 FM in Lagos. Known for his outspoken views on music and politics, Seun described Afrobeats as a general label used to identify African sounds, rather than a structured musical style. “I think Afrobeats is more of a title than a genre,” he said. “You can see Amapiano…

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Veteran Nigerian juju musician, Ebenezer Obey

Veteran Nigerian juju musician, Ebenezer Obey, has dismissed widespread rumours circulating on social media that claimed he had passed away. The 82-year-old legend, whose real name is Ebenezer Obey-Fabiyi, took to his official Instagram page on sunday to reassure fans of his health. In bold letters, he wrote: “STOP THE RUMORS!!!! EBENEZER OBEY IS ALIVE AND WELL!!” The post was accompanied by a short note urging the public to ignore the false claims and focus on celebrating music rather than spreading fear. His statement quickly went viral, calming fans who had been unsettled by the unverified reports. The rumours, which…

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South-African singer, Tyla

South African singer Tyla has once again claimed the Best Afrobeats award at the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs), beating a star-studded lineup of Nigerian heavyweights. The 23-year-old star edged out Asake and Travis Scott’s Active, Burna Boy featuring Travis Scott’s TaTaTa, Rema’s Baby (Is It a Crime), Tems featuring Asake’s Get It Right, Wizkid featuring Brent Faiyaz’s Piece of My Heart, and the collaborative remix Shake It to the Max (Fly) by Moliy, Silent Addy, Skillibeng, and Shenseea. Although she clinched the night’s top Afrobeats honour, Tyla narrowly missed out on a second trophy. Her track Push 2…

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