Author: Ifedamola Joseph Fayomi

Popular Nollywood actress Halima Abubakar has publicly apologized to Apostle Johnson Suleman, the founder of Omega Fire Ministries, for the defamatory remarks she made against him. The actress, who has garnered significant attention for her roles in various films, admitted to perpetuating falsehoods that have caused considerable distress to the clergyman, his family, and his ministry. The turbulent saga began in 2022 when Abubakar was reportedly hospitalized due to health complications, which she later revealed stemmed from an ongoing battle with an autoimmune disease. Following her medical crisis, Abubakar’s family took to social media to implore Apostle Suleman to keep…

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Nigerian singer and songwriter Timaya, whose real name is Inetimi Alfred Odom, recently opened up about his remarkable ascent to fame and his unwavering dedication to authenticity. In a candid interview with Channels Television, Timaya shared insights into both his personal journey and professional ethos, emphasizing that he has always remained true to himself amidst the highs and lows of the music industry. Timaya’s steadfast belief in authenticity was a focal point of the conversation. The artist highlighted that he has never felt compelled to conform to others’ expectations or opinions. “What others think of me doesn’t bother me,” he…

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Singer Inetimi Alfred Odom, widely known by his stage name Timaya, recently shared insights into his tumultuous rise in the Nigerian music industry, revealing how his controversial approach ultimately backfired. In an engaging interview with Channels TV, the “Dem Mama” hitmaker delved into the complexities of fame, media coverage, and personal backlash that stemmed from his earlier choices. Timaya candidly acknowledged that his controversial persona was initially a strategic move designed to keep him relevant in a fiercely competitive industry. However, he soon realized that the very media landscape he sought to exploit could turn against him. “My being controversial…

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Afrobeats sensation Ayra Starr has recently expressed her feelings about the toll that her hectic lifestyle as a rising artist has taken on her appearance and overall sense of youth. Born in 2002, the talented singer has found herself confronted with the stark reality of her demanding career, which she says has left her feeling much older than her years. In a candid discussion with Rode during her recent visit to Nairobi, Kenya, Starr reflected on her unique experiences in the music industry and how they have shaped her perspective on age and vitality. “I have met people who were…

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In a captivating revelation, famous Nigerian musician Timaya has opened up about his admiration for the controversial street-pop singer Portable, known for his electrifying presence and undeniable talent. During a recent interview on Channels Television, Timaya delved into the reasons behind his affinity for Portable, likening the younger artist’s exuberance to his spirited past. Timaya, who has long been a luminary in the Nigerian music scene, shared a heartfelt reflection on his first encounter with Portable’s vibrant sound. He specifically mentioned that Portable’s music evokes memories of his earlier days in the industry, where his wild spirit and audacious nature…

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From a striking appeal for women’s empowerment, Nigerian singer and songwriter Simi has taken to social media to advocate for the financial independence of women. In a recent TikTok video that has captured the attention of many, Simi emphasized the transformative effects of financial self-sufficiency, highlighting its capacity to boost confidence and instil a sense of autonomy in women. Simi’s impassioned discourse centres around the vital role that parents play in shaping the financial futures of their daughters. She implored parents not to raise their daughters with the mindset that reliance on others is the only path to security. “Please…

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In a poignant display of familial solidarity, Quincy Brown, the eldest son of renowned American rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs, has taken to social media to vocalize unwavering support for his father amidst a turbulent month for their family. In its report, The nation Online reported that on Instagram, Quincy shared a heartfelt message accompanied by a sentimental photo featuring himself alongside his siblings and Diddy, illustrating the strength of their family bond during this challenging period. In his post, Quincy conveyed the emotional toll that the recent months have taken on their family, who have faced immense scrutiny and judgment…

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Popular comedian Oluwaseyitan Aletile, widely recognized by his stage name Seyi Law, has boldly claimed that he perceives no contest within the comedy industry. Instead, he emphasizes the profound respect he holds for comedy icons who have paved the way for younger talents. During a lively discussion on the Hip TV programme “Trending,” Seyi Law elucidated his perspective on competition in the comedic arena, specifically highlighting the camaraderie he feels with established personalities such as Alibaba, Julius Agwu, Basketmouth, and AY. These seasoned entertainers, he asserts, are not rivals; rather, they are benefactors who have played crucial roles in his…

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In a move that has attracted significant media attention, the controversial American rapper 50 Cent has finally addressed the burgeoning allegations of sex trafficking and rape that are currently engulfing his long-time rival, Sean Combs, widely known as Diddy. As Diddy finds himself embroiled in a string of serious accusations, including shocking claims of having raped a 13-year-old girl,50 Cent’s comments bring further intrigue to their already tumultuous history. New Daily Prime indicate that Diddy, who is facing numerous sexual assault and rape charges, was taken into custody by federal agents at a Manhattan hotel following a grand jury indictment.…

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A significant development in the music industry, the Recording Academy has decided to shift South African singer Tyla’s eponymous debut album from the R&B category to the pop category for the upcoming Grammy Awards. Initially, her project was submitted for consideration in the Best R&B Album category. However, the R&B screening committee has decided to reclassify the album as a contender for the prestigious Best Pop Vocal Album award. This unprecedented move means that if nominated, Tyla could make history as the first African artist to compete in the prestigious pop category at the Grammys, which has traditionally been dominated…

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