A woman based in the UK has posted a romantic video of herself with Shallipopi, following the circulation of another video showing the singer at a restaurant with a different woman yesterday.
At the restaurant, Shallipopi was caught on video kissing the yet-to-be-identified lady.
The same thing played in the video the lady shared. It however came with the caption, “After God, fear men”.
Adedokun Olamilekan, an undergraduate student at Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso in Oyo State, has died.
The man was stabbed to death by yet-to-be-identified people at the Under G area in the town on Thursday night.
Olamilekan, a 200-level student of the Department of Information Science, was said to be running a business outfit known as Dcrown Unisex Salon at Under G before he was murdered by his assailants during an argument.
He was reportedly stabbed by yet-to-be-identified colleagues and later rushed to a nearby hospital, where he gave up the ghost.
One person who witnessed the incident said, “He was rushed immediately to the nearest hospital where he was confirmed dead.
“The case has been reported to Owode Police Station, Ogbomoso, Oyo state.”
All efforts to get the state Police Public Relations Officer, Adewale Osifeso’s reactions were unsuccessful as his telephone mobile number was not reachable.
Also, the Public Relations Officer of the institution, Fadeyi was not reachable as of press time.
Nigerian dancer, Korra Obidi has slammed those who criticise her lifestyle.
The singer/dancer shared a video showing her dancing with her back to the camera as she bounces her bum.
This comes after her ex-husband Justin Dean and some of his supporters criticised her for twerking and claimed she is influencing her daughters negatively.
Korra shared the video of her dancing and wrote: “What is it about my NYASH, that erks you so bad?
“Is it curve, the size or the ripples in my thighs?
“Why should moving my legs rob me of my rights?
“To mother, to nurture, to cater to my child.
“I am not my nyash
“I am not the skin
“I am the soul
“that lives within
“A little jiggle,
“A wass and a wiggle,
“A tale of joy
“That never dwindles
“From generation to generation
“She is contagious and vivacious
“She is magnet like acacia
“She is all shades of pure soul
“Korra Obidi ©️May 2024”
Nigerians have reacted on social media after Afrobeat singer Young Jonn was spotted dancing alongside Davido’s cousin, Adenike Adeleke.
Ex-Super Eagles player, Ibrahim Babangida has died in a car accident.
The car accident which happened along the Kaduna-Zaria road, also involved the former Super Eagles brother, Tijani, his wife, son and maid.
However, only Ibrahim Babangida died in the auto accident, while others who were with him were taken to the hospital, where they are responding to treatment.
Tijani is president of the Professional Footballers Association of Nigeria (PFAN).
According to The Nation, a statement by the General Secretary of (PFAN), Emmanuel Babayaro, confirmed Ibrahim died in the crash.
“Comrades! Let us be in prayers for our president, Tijani Babangida, who just had a ghastly motor accident along the Kaduna-Zaria Eoad.
“Ibrahim Babangida, his younger brother, died on the spot from the accident while Mr President (Babangida) and his family were taken to the hospital.
“May the soul of Ibrahim Babangida Rest In Peace with God, amen,” Babayaro announced.
Nigerian actress and movie producer, Funke Akindele has stated that being an underdog in the industry fuels her.
She stated that despite the challenges she encounters, she keeps pushing boundaries.
The movie star made this known in a post via her X handle on Friday.
According to the Cinema Box-Office Queen, her success isn’t measured by accolades but by the stories she tells and the impact she makes on people’s lives.
She further urged her fans and followers never to give up their dreams, regardless of the odds.
She wrote, “Being an underdog doesn’t define me, it fuels me. Despite all the challenges I face, I keep pushing boundaries in Nigerian cinema. My success isn’t measured by accolades but by the stories I tell and the lives I impact. Here’s to never giving up on your dreams, no matter the odds. #UnderdogSpirit #Persistence #keeppushing”
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has urged prospective Direct Entry (DE) candidates to expedite their registration process.
The board made the call on Friday via a post on its official X handle.
It noted that the DE registration was still ongoing but likely to be closed soon.
“Attention 2024 DE Applicants! This is to inform those who are yet to complete their registration that the registration is still ongoing and likely to be closed soon. You are by this notice urged to make hay while the sun shines,” the post read.
Recall that the examination board had postponed the closure of its DE registration indefinitely after saying it would end initially in March 28 and April 25, respectively.
JAMB then stated that the first deadline extension was to allow for more candidates to register for the examination following some challenges posed by the security screening measures put in place to tackle fake A’level results.
Nigerian rapper Ladipoe responded to the controversy sparked by his recent tweet, which was perceived as mocking Wizkid.
Recall that the Mavin Records signee seemingly ridiculed Wizkid for claiming that ‘hip hop is dead’.
Ladipoe, on his X handle, wrote, “Nigerian rappers that survived ‘hip hop is dead’ watching Afrobeat artistes go through their own.
After a fan alerted Wizkid to the post, he reacted by saying, “Lol, never chatting with anyone signed to an influencer. Next.”
He also retweeted two tweets suggesting that he referred to Mavin Records boss, Don Jazzy as an influencer.
Wizkid subtle shade at Don Jazzy sparked outrage on social media, with several celebrities including skit makers, Mr Macaroni and Nasboi and reality stars, Doyin and Tacha berating him for “disrespecting” the Mavin boss.
Reacting in a recent interview with Cool FM, Lagos, Ladipoe said he was “amused” by the chaos.
He explained that his tweet was grossly misunderstood.
He said, “The whole thing was a joke. Hip-hop artists have been through this time when there was a faux narrative that hip-hop I’d dead. And now, you are getting the same whispers about Afrobeats. Once again, I think that they are just as ridiculous and false as at the time they were saying hip-hop is dead.
“So my tweet was like, ‘Okay, you guys [Afrobeats singers], we [rappers] went through our own [hard times]. Don’t worry, this too shall pass.’
“I was more like a joke like we went through ours, now you are going through yours. That was the joke. If there’s anybody it was aimed at, it is more aimed at the audience or anybody who believes these narratives. Who are you to say any genre is dead?
“That was the whole intention behind the joke. Any other interpretation of it is something I didn’t anticipate. I know what I was thinking when I tweeted it. I tweeted it. Went to bed. Woke up to chaos.
“To be honest, the first thing I felt when I saw all the reactions, I was amused.”
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