Tiwa Savage, a Nigerian ace singer, recently cautioned her son, Jamil, after revealing his intention to break hearts.
This occurred during a recent live session in which Tiwa expressed her doubts about whether she should keep releasing music or focus on her priorities.
Jamil, who was standing nearby, then advised his mother to concentrate on breaking hearts because he planned to do the same.
Tiwa, on the other hand, immediately cautioned Jamil and advised him not to break anyone’s heart.
Chioma Avril Rowland, the wife of Nigerian superstar Davido, has gotten some netizens talking after she wore an outfit worth more than N6 million.
Davido and Chioma were photographed together for the first time weeks after the death of their son Ifeanyi. The couple has been silent on social media for several weeks as they grieve the loss of their son.
The two were getting ready to fly to Qatar for the artist’s performance at the closing ceremony of the 2022 Qatar World Cup event, according to the first post Davido shared on his Instagram page.
Chioma was seen wearing an expensive designer outfit worth over N6 million in a new photo that they shared.
Chioma was spotted wearing a N101,574 ($228) green PUMA X Ami jacket. She paired the jacket with deconstructed Sun & Cloud cargo pants that cost N62,370 ($140) and designer sunglasses. According to websites, Davido’s wife also wore a Puma CA Pro Mid sneaker that costs N5.6 million (11999 EUR).
Nigerian superstar David Adeleke, also known as Davido, has responded to a notorious Ghanaian troll who made a disparaging comment about Ifeanyi’s death.
A few weeks ago, word spread that Davido and Chioma’s son, Ifeanyi, had drowned. According to reports, the 4-year-old boy was discovered in the family’s swimming pool. The news went viral on the internet, with fans from all over the world sending their condolences to the Adeleke family.
However, as many people expressed their condolences, a blogger known on Twitter as Albert Nat Hyde took to his page to make an insensitive post about Ifeanyi’s death.
According to the troll, Ifeanyi died as a result of Davido’s negligence and carelessness. He went on to say that Davido should be held accountable for his son’s untimely death.
“Davido has always been careless and carefree. Blame him for the sudden death of his son”, he tweeted.
Davido, who recently resurfaced online, responded to the blogger, praying that he never goes through what he has.
I’m writing this letter on behalf of all Nigerians. I’m not here to request an iPad or a car, though if you could, that would be fantastic (especially the car, as I’m sick of riding the danfo bus). No, this is a request for a better Nigeria.
Honestly, Santa, I have beef with you. How do you have the power to give people whatever they want (as long as they’ve been good), and you haven’t given me the better Nigeria I’ve been asking for? I’ve been a good girl for so long: I’ve stopped stealing meat from the pot in the middle of the night, I now do chores without complaining. Meanwhile, our evil Nigerian leaders continue to acquire new cars, houses, vacations, and so on. Is it equitable? Who are you on?
I’ve returned to inquire. And I need you to come through for me and other Nigerians now more than ever. 2022 has been a particularly difficult year for us. ASUU went on strike for eight months, threatening students’ lives. Some even abandoned school to start their own businesses. This year, the national grid failed more times than people at a Michael Jackson concert. Electricity supply was limited, affecting business and other aspects of people’s daily lives. The answer is yes.
Then there was the insane inflation. Food prices seemed to double every week. Santa, Double Chickwizz is now 1,500 (it was 1,000 at the start of 2022), can you believe it? One pack of Indomie costs 140 (was 70), evaporated milk costs 600 (was 300), yam costs 2000 (was 800), and one egg costs 100 (was 50). Do you see how we’re suffering?
Also, insecurity is at an all-time high, with people being laid off or owed salaries for months, the naira depreciating, SARS still operating, and no one has responded to the Lekki tollgate massacre of 2020.
If you’re wondering what our leaders are doing about these issues, they’re out there being actors, influencers, travel bloggers, content creators, dancers, and jokers, devising policies that will make Nigerians’ lives even more difficult. And that’s why I’ve come to you for help, Santa. Can you make a new Nigeria your Christmas gift to all Nigerians? We’ve seen enough shege abeg.
Lolade Okusanya, a rising movie star, sheds warm tears as she thanks veteran actor Toyin Abraham for bringing her to the spotlight.
Lolade Okusanya expressed gratitude for the opportunity to appear in Toyin’s latest film, Ijakumo, at the premiere.
Famous actors in the film include Kolawole Ajeyemi, Kunle Remi, Lillian Afegbai, Olumide Oworu, and Eso Dike, among others.
Lolade poured out her heart while expressing gratitude for being a part of the film’s cast, emphasizing how she paid nothing for her dress, the hotel used for the premiere, and also received a paycheck for being in the film.
It was quite an emotional moment as both Toyin Abraham and Lolade shed a tear or two while hugging each other tightly.
The prize money for the 2022 FIFA World Cup is $440 million, and here is a breakdown of how it is distributed among participating countries.
This year’s tournament featured 32 teams from around the world, including 13 from Europe, five from Africa, four from North America, four from South America, and six from Asia.
Qatar, Ecuador, Wales, Iran, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, Denmark, Tunisia, Canada, Belgium, Germany, Costa Rica, Serbia, Cameroon, Ghana, and Uruguay were among the teams to earn $9 million each.
Others who advanced to the round of 16 – the United States, Senegal, Australia, Poland, Spain, Japan, Switzerland, and South Korea – each received $13 million. Brazil, the Netherlands, Portugal, and England earned $17 million each for reaching the quarter-finals.
Morocco earned $25 million for finishing fourth.
Croatia, which finished third, received $27 million.
The runner-up between Argentina and France will receive $30 million, while the winner of the 2022 FIFA World Cup will receive $42 million.
The tournament will officially conclude on Sunday, December 18, 2022, when France takes on Argentina for a chance to lift the trophy and win the grand prize.
Argentina won the 2022 World Cup on penalties, defeating defending champions France 4-2 after a dramatic 3-3 tie after extra time.
Lionel Messi opened the scoring in the 23rd minute with a calm penalty conversion, and Angel Di Maria doubled the lead 13 minutes later.
With Argentina already cruising to victory, Mbappe stepped up and scored twice in 97 seconds to send the game into extra time.
Kylian Mbappe
Argentina took the lead again during extra time, but Mbappe sealed a stunning hat-trick with another penalty as the game ended 3-3 and went to a penalty shootout.
Argentina won the World Cup after converting all four of its penalty kicks, while France missed two.
Cristiano Ronaldo may have parted ways with Manchester United, but Gary Neville believes the Premier League hasn’t seen the last of the Portuguese legend.
WHAT OCCURED? Following an explosive interview with Piers Morgan in which the five-time Ballon d’Or winner slammed prominent figures from United’s past and present, the club decided to release the legendary figure as a free agent. Various landing spots for Ronaldo are now being touted, from America to the Middle East, but Neville hopes his former teammate can find another club that allows him to shine on the biggest stage – with the possibility of remaining in England.
Cristiano Ronaldo and Piers Morgan
WHAT THEY SAID: Speaking to Sky Sports, Neville said: “How does he see the end of his career playing out? Is he seeing the end of his career playing in minor leagues, or does he see himself playing in one of the major leagues and continuing at that level? I hope it’s the latter and he can find a club in a major league, even the Premier League – I’d love for him to stay in the Premier League at a club that can have him up front and we can watch him every week. That’s what we want to see, him playing.”
Cristiano Ronaldo
THE BIGGER PICTURE: Ronaldo has been training with Real Madrid in recent days in an effort to stay fit and sharp following a 2022 World Cup campaign that ended his international career at the highest level. “I felt sorry for Cristiano in the end when he was walking down that tunnel in tears – that long walk down the tunnel that they showed after the game against Morocco,” Neville said of seeing the 37-year-old bow out of that tournament after playing a bit-part role from the bench. That’s never a good image because you know he’s thinking, ‘This is it, I’ll never play in this tournament again.'”
WHAT COMES NEXT? While much of the speculation surrounding Ronaldo’s future has centered on a supposedly lucrative offer from Saudi Arabia, new rumors suggest that Chelsea may yet rekindle their interest in the all-time great, allowing him to continue gracing the Premier League stage.
